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AUGUST

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ALL RECORDS BROKEN BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LONDON: THE MAURETANIA BEATS A CRACK GERMAN LINER BY SIXTEEN HOURS.

All Atlantic records were brolcen by the Mauretania, which dropped anchor in Fishguard Harbour at five minutes past one yesterday afternoon, thus inaugurating the new Cunard service between that port and New York. Leaving New York exactly twenty-four hours after the North German Lloyd liner Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse, the Cunarder landed her passengers in London less than eight hours after those who liad travelled aboard the German vessel. Passengers who breakfasted last Wednes-

day in New York could dine in London yesterday evening. (1) The Mauretania at I'lsliguard yesterday, A tender is steaming out to meet her. (2) Welsh girl in national costume gives a buttonhole of heather to the first passenger ashore. (.S) Landing tlm first mails. (4) Special train leaving i-'ishguard for Paddington on its first journey* (5) Lady passenger welcomed ashore by a Weisii girl. The ])ortrait !; of Cai>taia Pritchard of the MdnvvtAvAd. ./)a/ly .l//>/v;/- photographs.)

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August 3 1 , 1909

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August 31, 1909

THE

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NEW YORK TO
F r o m City to C i t y in 5 Days, 4 H o u r s , 28 Minutes.

FISIIGUARI) ROUTE.
Mauretania's Passengers Gain Sixteen Hours on German Liner's. COLLISION W I T H WHALE.

From senger trains had a triumtihal proj^ress. All the way the track was lined with enthusiastic spectators, and the cheering which broke out as the trains left Fishguard was (^utinued all along the line. ^ Those of the passengers who were crossing to the Continent were able to cross London and Ciitch the nine o'clock boat-train from Charing Cross to Dover.

RECORD TRIP. ZEPPELIN i n . DOWN. Mil. JOHN BURNS' " HOUSE HEALTHY." Descent on Fishguard to Cardifl" the mail and pas- Mishap Compels Premature
Return Flight from Berlin.
FRIEDKICHSHAFEN', Monday.The Zeppelin Iff. Town Planning Bill. came down at seven o'clock this morning at Buelzig, near Witterbcrg, owing to a defect. A telegram has been received from Herr Duerr, 53 CLAUSES 'PASSED. the chief engineer, requesting the dispatch of men with repairing materials to Buelzig. Tlie repairs will take about two days to ellect, Pifty-two clauses of the Ilousin:; anrl Town On his arrival here to-day Count Zeppelin made the following statement regarding the accident to I'lanning IJill wiuc, by the aid tif the guillotine, passed last night by the Ifousc of Commons. Jiis airsliip ; It was clear, he said, that the present propellers The revival of tlic Kill nuirked the return to the could not be retained. They would have to be public eye niU only of the measure which was modified in some way, especially in the direction shelved last year under pressure of time, but of of shortening the blades. He himseil had not reckoned upon carrying out Mr. Jidiu Ituriis, who has not been speaking in the the programme with an untried airship, but he d.'d Ifonse {if (,'inumons (or scverid weeks. not wish to disapiioint Berlin ;i second time. The objects of the highly technical series of The slight mishap he had experienced receded c!aii.-,es ami schedules in the Bill ari! briclly ai into the background in view of the success and u n d e r ; - results of the journey. Keuter. (f) To empower local aiithoiities to enforce ISi:i(i,i.v, Monday.--!t is aiitiioritalivciy stated laniiowners to .sell laiul under local si hemes for that the Zeppelin j l l , has broken the sctond fore propeller, part of which pierced the envelope, the provision ol cottages and other dwellings for causing the gas to escape. the working classes Although the airship remained in the air, bailast (2) To make local authorities look around and being thrown out, it was thought advisable to interdetect any land which is iu course of ilevelopinent rupt the voyage, and the Zeppelin H I . was brouglU for building, or wliieli is likeiy to be used for down on a common outside Buel/ig.lieiitcr. building soon, and see that the (own planning (Photographs on page H.) seheiue is carrieil out widi due regard lo the ' ' a m e n i t i e s " of tlie neii;hhourlionil, The.-.e two paragraphs show the main purposes LADY'S AEROPLANE FLIGHT. of the Bill when shorn ol iheir tangles ot techniBut desi-riptioii of the M. Sominer T a k e s Her as Passengt;r in calities. ol thethe gem ol that given by Mr. whole purpose nicasuie is Burns. T e a Minutes' T r i p . himself, who, as I'residcnt oi the Local (mvern. meut Boarck is in charge of it. fls olijeit was, he (FROM OUR SI'ECIAI, CORRJ'^SPOiNDENT.I once explained, to make " t h e house he.aUhy, the PKTIIKNV, Monday.--It was staled at a bantpiet home hap|)v, the town [deasaiit, the city digndied, given by the aviation cominillee to-night, at \\ hit h and the siduirb salnbriims," Towards this Utopia the House went into serious the coippciiiors were entertairjed, tlcU a simi.ar meeting would be held next year, f.oin Angu.,t -,.! discussion last night. At liall'-[>.isl seven and lialf-pasi ten the guillotine to August 28. M. Sommcr took Miss. I5acoii, a well-known lady came down with a swish, aud !i long array of aeronaut, for a moonhglit flight lasting ten minuies aniendiuenis was suept away by the closure. Mil i d n i N M UN I'AJtrH, late yesterday evening She du>uglit ,lic sensc.lion "perfectly delicious," M. Sonimer did not teil lict A racy speech from Mr, fiiiriis [)reieded the dl\i-' heu he was about to descend, bci ansc he v.as sioiis at half-jiasl ten, afraid she might nervously touch his arms as slie " 1 aai surjiriscd we should be invited to go to squatted behind him. I'aris l<u' anything sanitary,"' said the I'resident of the Local Covcrnnient lioard. M^L Lalliam and Blcrlol h.ive signed a contract " t know my I'ari-,- night and d:iy. No wellto ily a match at Wcniblev Park between f')etoi)cr educated'man sluuild be ignorant td" it, 1 know V) and 30, They will race over dislnnccs of len, llie heights ol Monlmartre as well as 1 know the twcntv, and thirty miles, and there \vi 1 also be m eminenres ot Lavender-hill, altitude cnutest. Tlie prize nfoney is lixed at '" [I there is one particular city you should avoiil j;5,00l). (Photographs on jsagesj* and 9.] in this connection (relative death-rate and healtli statistics) it is I'aris. ' wc go ailding to the li.it petty fiincliiuiTHREE MORE CHOLERA VICTIMS. ariesft \\v. shalloncud in having everyofman wdm is not a p(diceman eilhci a Manilary iir.pci lor ur a S.dvaF.igbt D e a t h s from D i s ; a s c in R o t t e r d a m tion Army captain. " I n the ^overiiment <d I'aris the iico|)le are D u r i n g t'ast T e n Days, worried, in-^iiccieil. and archived over tlieir houses and llndr boots. ROTTERDAM, M o u d n y . - T I i e wife and d:uighter I am wearying of the nine day-i' tourist wln> of a bargeman dcvcloiicd symptoms of cho'c'.a yestcrila)- and died during die night. Another death niosiiv gels his expenses paid f(U' him by inunicii)al and olher ;uilhoiities, and because iie has been from cholera is also reported here to-day. a fevc There are now, acciuding to tiic ofhrial reporl, impres>,ed hy sincro, more llowers. :L Utile whitewash, seems i'nigland aiid eleven ca,scs of cholera and three casc^ of sus- and a liule lar behind. It to think line." London are is not pected cholera under tre.ilmeut .u the i^olation The tloiise rose at M.W^. sheds, 1 I The ninober of deaths since ;\ugiHt "20 is cijjht. Most of the cases are attiibutabie to tlie use ol PEERS AND SWEATING. unpurified river wiitcr.Renter. After practicall;' a month's holiday the [leers reassembled yesterda;-, and__ advanced sever,d TO-DAY'S \VBA.THER. nuMsiires sent up lioin the Commons, A warm welcome w.is gisen by the peers to die Our- ^iifcial wcalbcr forecast (or to-day i'. :Brisk 'trade lioar<ls Hill, wliiidi aims at the abidiliun of anilli-weslerly winds; tool and clKuigeai)lc; soTiie sweating in various iiidusliies. siiarp sliowers, tlieii fair. ,, \Vitlu)Ul a division, the Hill, after supporting Liglithisj-ii]) time, 7,40 p,iit, speeches friun the Marquis ol L.iusdowiu; and tins Sea pasaaije.s will he moderate or rather vouftli in l''arl of Crewe, \MIS read [i second time. the south and west ; veiy roagh over ttic North Sea,

Commons

Begin

Discussion of

RACE

WITH GERMAN

LINER.

Passengers arrived in I.oiiclon yesterday from New York in tli<? quickest time ever accomplislied 5 days i h . 28m. T.'iis wondcrhi! feat was accomplished, thanks to the spt^ed o[ the Haurciaiiia and the new Fishguard roitte. Tn the cDiirMC of it tlie splendid Cimarder broke tlic eastward Atkmtie record for the passage from the Ambrose Channel I,ighlship to Daunt's Rock by 2h. 5'tm. Incidentally the voyage was a triumph for the Englishmen over a German rival, for twenty-four liouis before the Maurelaiiia left New York i h : German liner Kaiser Wilhelin der Grosse, sailed from the port. Every hour the distance between the two ships was lessened, and the Maui'ctania's i>assenge:s reached London only 7h. 13m. after the German liner's, having picked up over sixteen hours on the voyage. Below is the time-table of this wonderful p'^ssage ; August 2j---Left Now York, 10 a.m. (cijuiviiltui 3 p.m. Eiiglisli tiiiip), August liOArrived Quceu&towu, 7.'2,7 a.m, Left yueciislowii, 7,4.') a.m. Arrived FisliHA-i.'iid, 1.20 p.m. Mnih k-ft Fishguard, 2.7 ij.ni, Passengers left Fisliguard, 2.53 p.m. Maib iiirived I'ndiiiiigloa, fi.'W p.m. Passengers arrived Pnddiugton, 7,2S p.m. The second passenger train left Fishguard ;it 3,5 p.m., and arrived at Paddinglon at 7.55. T h e Mauretania's actual lime over the Atlantic record course-Ambrose Channel Lightship to Daunt's Rockwas 4 days U h . '27m., the previous record being. 4 days 17!i. 21m. CIIICKHS AND SAT.UTE.S, At Fishguard the inauguration of the new route was made the occasion for general rejoicings. The day was observed as a public holiday, and the whole population of the town tm-ned out to watch for the Miiiiretania fr(uu the hills surrounding the ])ort. When she was sighted (lierc was a burst of cheering, and as she came to her moorings the coastguards tired salutes, and the loeal lifeboat was launched and went out to meet her, wilh numerous other small craft. \ There was a procession through the principal streets, which were decorated^ [uui in tlj,e ev^'mng there was a fancy-dress carnival and lantern display. The lauding of the mads, i)asscngcrs, and the h'ggage was carried out with wonderful ilispalch and order. Indeed, in the short space of twelve minutes 1,000 sacks of mail matter had been turnsferred to the tender, Appropriately enough, the first passenger to land at tlie Welsh port was himself a Welshman, Mr, Jcnkiii ICvans, of Kansas City, a native of Lampeter, who has been in the United States for fortylliree years. On the pier a bevy of eight Welsh maidens, in the picturescpie luitional dress, piesented sprigs of heather to the passengers as they landed.

The enormous saving to business men that tlie huge Ctinarder's speed means when running on the new Fishguard route m a y b e realised by comparing this voyage with that of the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. This German vessel is not the North German Lloyd's swiftest boat, though she is a very fine vessel, for even their fastest ship, tiie Kronprinzcssin O c i l i e , has only made the Atlantic crossing two hours quicker than she. The Kaiser left New York exactly twenty-four homs ahead of the Man tetania. She arrived at Plymouth at (5.45 yesterday morning, six hours and twenty minutes only before the Cunarder reached Fishguard, and her passengers reached Paddinglon at li2.15 p.m., only seven hours and thirteen minutes aheati of those who had travelled imder the British flag. The Mauretania's passengers had tlie advantage of a whole day in New York after the " Kaiser " had sailed, and reached Lonclon but a few hours later than the Germiui's passengers, 7'hc Maurctania (arned MO first-class, 191 secondclass, and 1()7 ihird-class passengers. ()f mails she brought from New York 1,154 sacks in all. COT.I. [.SIGN W I T H WUAJ.IC, The Gernian liner !iad an extraordinary experience in colliding with a whale while off the Newfoundland Panks. The animal was apparently sleeping and was impaled upon the shiji's bowSj and it was,only by reversing her engines that she was able to get clear of the obstruction. Liverpool has hitherto been the Cunarder's first home port, and great inconvenience and waste of time has often been occasioned there by tJie difliculties of tide and fog, the vessels after a speedy run across the Atlantic often having to waste hours outside the Mersey waiting to get alongside the landing stage. Ti\ actual distance there is little difTerencc between New York and Londou by the various routes. The distances are as follows; Ntw York to T.OIHIOII, viii Liverpool,., 'J.2U7 miles. New Voik til London, via Fishguard.. 3,3.37 miles. New York to London, via Plyinoutli... 'J,^23 miles.

QUICK WORK WITH MAILS.

There was a large crowd at Paddlnglon to witness the arrival of the special trains bringing the Mauretania's passengers aud niails Iroin Fishgtiard. The first train was tiic mail, winch covered the run of 202 miles in 4h, 28-.-,-m., including a stop at Cardilf. . A special staff of emphi5'ees from the General Post Oihcc was waiting to deal with the 900 mailbags, which were quickly transferred to twentythree waitin,!,' horsed mail-vans. The first of the^e left the station loaded within two miniUes of the train's arrival, and by 7.8 p.m. (twenty-eight miniites after the arrival of the train) Ihe last van had left. By the lime the first |)asscngcr train arrived at 7.28 the crowd niimberefl over two thousand. The train bore the label '' C]iinard ocean express : Fishguard- London," and was drawn by the King Edward, one of the company's fastest and most powerful engines. The passengers expressed themselves as delighted wilh the way in which all the arrangements harl been carried out. '' Not a hitch from first to last," said one of them, '' and we never had to h u r r y . " (Photographs on page 1.)

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(I) T h e M a u f e t a n i a a t F i s h g u a r d y e s t e r d a y . ( 2 ) T h e K a i e o r W i l h e l m dOf G r o s s o , w h i c h s t a r t e d f r o m N e w Vorit t w e n t y - f o u r h o u r s b e f o r e t h e M a u r e t a n l a i b u t w h o s e p a a s e n g r e r s a r r i v e d in L o n d o n o n l y 7 h , I 3 m , e a r l i e r . ( 3 ) C a p t a i n P o l a c k . of t h e K a i s e r W i l h e l m d e r G r o s s e .

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THE NIMROD BACK IN THE THAMES AFTEB TWO YEARS' ABSENCE.

KIVEK FLOODS CITY,

1,400 Lives Lost and Done. 2,500,000 Damage

FOE SEKYANTS.
Overwork Said to Drive Many to U n h a p p y Marriages.

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T l i e r e is n o lack cif s u p p o r t for a:i r]if;5it H o u r s Bill for d o m e s t i c s e r v a n t s amoii^' t h o s e e n g a g e d in service. B e l t e r w o r k , beliei- liealtli, a n d ic^\-l:v u n l i a p p y m a r r i a g e s a r e t h e r e s u l t s to- b e e x p e e t e i l f r o m s u c h a m e a s u r e , in t h e o p i n i o n of n u m o e i s of s e r v a n t s i v h o liave w r i l l e n to T/ie Dai'ly Mirror on llie subject. " T h e uulcr ivorld," says ime r n r r e s p o n d e n i , " d o c s n o t k n o w " b a t a p o o r s e r v a n t Ijas to p u t u p w i t h . I n s o n i c cjises s h e is w o r k e d from h a l l - p a s l hix i n t b e iimrniii;; till n i n e o ' c l o c k ;d n i g h t w i l h o u l a r e s t , a n d l i a r d l y g i v e n iinre liir [ c o d . " A l l we a s k lor is fair h o u r s of w o r k a n d a little f r e e d o m (o m a k e life w o r t h l i v i n g . " A n o t h e r cilcs t h e lack of e o n s i d e r a l i i i n of m i s t r e s s e s Jor their s e r v a n t s as t h e reas<iu i o r m a n y mdiappy marriages. " O n e c a n n u t w o n d e r , " s h e w r i t e s , " a t f;irls w a u t i i i ! ; to g e t m a r r i e d , a m i in tlie^ i:a'-e of Ijalf llie u n l i a p i i y c o u p l e s (if t o - d a y d i e w i v e s in veaiily ilo n o t love Uieir h u s b a n d s , liul h a v e ^nnly got m a r r i e d b e c a u s e t h e y a r e so t i r e d of s e r v i c e . " I m y s e l f k n o w m a n y girls w h o . i r e t r e a t e d sbamelnliv b y middle-class people, who pay them p e r h a p s X'l^ a y e a r . ' ' nri > It Y. I, r: 1 s m i !;
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>rjv.':K;o C I T Y , M o n d a y . - A c c o r d i n g lo c o n s e r v a t i v e e s t i m a t e s l.'fOO p e r s o n s lost t h e i r lives a t M o n t e r e y , a s a r e s u l t of t h e flooding of t h e l i t y b y t h e S a n t a C a t a r i n a R i v e r . D a m a g e to t h e e x t e n t o l .t2,,^)0!),iJIJ0 w a s d o n e lo ] ) r o p e r t y . T h e .Santa ( . ' a t a r i n a Kiver h a s g o n e d o w n , a n d d a n g e r is m i w p a s t . Six h u n d r e d a n d I d t y b o d i e s have already been recovered, O n e i|uartm- of t h e city w a s d e s t r o y e d . T h e w a t e r m a i n s a r c u s e l e s s , a m i i h e r e is conseciucnily n o d r i n k i n g w a t e r . T h e , l i g h t i n g service h a s also f a i l e d , a n d i b e t r a m w a y s c i v i c c is a t [t s t a n d s t i l l o w i n g lo tile p o w e r jilaut h a v i n g b e e n d a m a g e d . T h e .slanghler-hoiises a i e in r n i n s , a m i i h c ; ilv is t h r e a t e n e d ith b i m m e . T h e American O m s u h i t e - C e n e r a l \-, d i s t r i b u t i n g food \o a p p h c a n t s . T h o u s a n d s of h o m e l e s s p e r s o n s h a v e taken r e f u g e in t h e c a t h e d r a l a n d llie e j u u c h e s . Many s t r i i e l u r e s , i h e walls of w h i i l i a r c _ s o a k e d wjlh w a t e r , a r e ( o i h i p s i n g , e a u s i n g a n a d d i t i o n a l toss <J! life. I! A I r. \ V A V IV A S JI !; 1 > A A V A Y. 'Idle r a i l w a y s a r e in a d e p l o r a b l e c o n d i t i o n . S<:ores of ash-outs o e c u r r e d o n i h c b r a n c h ol tlic I n l e r n a t i o n . i i J<ailroad b e i w e e n J l o n l e r e y and Tanipieo, A s t r e t c h ol i r a e k se\ (aiiy-live miles in l e n g t h on t h e M a l a m o r a s b r a i u h w a s w a s h e d a w a y , a n d a b i g b r i d g e o v e r tlfe R i n c o n a g a R i v e r b e t w e e n Salillo a n d M o n t e r e y is d o w n , d d i c total loss t o t h e r a i l w a y s is e s t i n n d c d at ,1:100,000. I ' d g h t e c n b l o c k s of r e s i d e n e c s a n d b u s i n e s s h o u s e s v\ e n ; e n t i r e l y s w e p t a w a y . T h e wealthy inhabilants and ihe Aiueriean residents ol Mont e r e y a r c e o i U n b i i t i n g to i h e l u n d \\ hich h a s b e e n o p e n e d to p u r c h a s e l o o d , T h e griMli'st loss oi life wiis e^nised b y t h e coll a p s e ol t h e r e s e r v o i r d a m . It is s l a i c d t h a i t h e raiid'all w hii h i a u s e d i h e llooil,-> a m o i m l e d to l^*in, Renter. I I H I V MN T O K O O F . , \ F,\y Vi J!!IC, ^ t o n day.- T h e g r c a l c s t losses oecurrcil (HI S a t u r d a y m o r n i n g , w h e n t h e l a r g e b u i l d i n g s o n t h e s<inlli side b e g a n io c r u m b l e a n d fall. M a i i y roofs w e i e < r o w d e d with 1(10 o r '200 p e o p l e , ull of w h o m d i s a p p e a r e d . " N i n e t y w o m e n a n d c h i l d r e n w e r e d r o w n e d in a s c h o o l h o u s e (ui t h e s i m i h s i d e in w h i e h t h e y h a d t a k e n r e l u g e . T h e w a t e r rose r a p i i l l y a n d rlrove t h e m from r o o m lo r o o m u n t i l all w e r e e l i i s l e r e d o n t h e roof. " W h i l e t w o jiricsts w e r e b l e s s i n g t h e m t h e walls c a v e d in a n d all p e r i s h e d . " T h o u s a n d s s t a n d i n g on llic n o r l h hanl^ s a w t h e u n l o n n n a t e p e o p l e b e i n g swi;pt to t h e i r d e a t h , a n d w e r e u n a b l e io assist o w i n g lo i h c r a j d d r u s h of t h e w a t e r s , w h i c h w e r e lloiving a t t h e r a t e of t w e n t y miles an h o u r . - R e n l c r . M o n t e r e y , t h e c a p i t a l of t h e p r o v i n c e of N i i c v o L e o n , is o n e of i h e m o s t licauliful of M e x i e n n c i l i e s , b e i n g s i t u a t e d o n a fertile p l a i n s u r r o t m d e d by high mountains. A v e r y l a r g e a m o u n t of B r i l i s h r a j j i t a l h a s b e e n i n v e s t e r l in. t h e l o w n , cspci ially in i h e e x t e n s i v e w a f e r s n i ) p l y sysl^mi, cleetric t r a m w a y s a n d l i g h t ing and sewage services.

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General Smith-Dorrien Again Trusts Kis Unfortunate Hitch Mars Climax of " Arsene Soldiers To Be Gentlemen. Lupin" at the Duke oi York's.
f . i e u l e n a n t - ( ; e n e r a l Sir ff. f.. S m i t h - D o r r i e n ' s belief tijat I h e l i r i t i s l : s o l d i e r is a g e n t l e m a n is p r o v e d to h a v e b e e n a b u n d a n t l y t r u e . l i e a n n o u n c e d last n i g l i t in h i s o r d e r s for ( h e a i i t u m u m a m r u v r e ^ t h a t h e h a s d e c i d e d to cont i n u e to iiohl in a l i e y a n e e d u r i n g t h e m a n e e u v r e s the regulatiim prohibiting soldiers from e n t e r i n g p u b l i c h o u s e s , iind also to e x t e n d t h e l i m i t s w i t h i n which passes m a y be granted. !u' d o i n g so his d e c i s i o n h a s b e e n i n f l u e n c e d , il is s t a t e d , b y t h e e x c e l l e n t b e h a v i o u r of a l l r a n k s d u r i n g last y e a r ' s m a n o e u v r e s , w h e n a s i m i l a r eoiirse w a s t a k e n . " ' \ \ h e n Ihe C.encral w a s a p p o i n t e d C o m m a n d e r i)\-Chie[ at A l i l e r s h o t last y e a r , o n e of i n s n r s t a c t s w a s to s u s p e n d t h e o n l e r w h u d i [ o r b a d e t h e m e n to g o i n t o p u b l i c h o u s e s , a n d p u t t h e m o n t h e i r ' hi>iK)ur n o t to a b u s e t h e e o n c e s s i o n . i f e also l a t e r ili'^continned t h e s v s l e m of p a t r o l l i n g t h e s t r e e t s of A l d e r s h o t wdth p i c k e t s , a}id t r u s t e d t h e m e n to behave themselves. I n a s p e c i a l i n t e r v i e w witii Tlu Daily Mirror h e said t h a t h i t h e r t o t h e B r i t i s h soldier h a d b e e n treated s.mrewhat like a b a b y . I f e was going to try a n d r h a n g e the system. ' T h e I5rilish soldier is a g e n t l e m a n b y i n s f m e t , ' h e s a i d . " i l e is a b s o l u t e l y s o b e r , m o r e m t e l l i g e n t t h a n h e u s e d to h e , a n d b e t t e r e d u c a t e d . " .Sir I I . I,. S m i l h - D o r r i e n t r u s t s , s a y s t h e o r d e r , t h a t t h e r e p u t a t i o n whiidi t h e s o l d i e r s of I h e A h l e r s h o t C o n n n a n d establishe<l in last y e a r ' s r n a n r e u v i e s m a y b e u p h e h l . l i e r e m i n d s all r^inks t h a t t h e m a n i c i i v r e s will t a k e p l a c e in d i s t r i c t s wdiere t r o o p s a r e s e l d o m s e e n , a n d that- t h e i n h a b i t a n t s will m t h e f u t u r e j u d g e t h e w h o l e A r m y b y t h e e o n . l u e t of t h e trooijs t h e v m e e t t h i s yeiir. ft is i h c r c d o r e in t h e p o w e r of i h e t r o o p s t o b r i n g l a s t i n g i r e d i t o n t h e s e r v i c e in t h e s e d i s t r i c t s . l i e ; t r n s i s to all l a n k s U) c o n d u c t t h e m s e l v e s so t h a t t h e high r e p u t a t i o n t h e y h a v e e s t a b l i s h e d m a y b e njih e l d , a n d if t h e y s e e a n y m a n m i s b e h a v i n g to t a k e ste|)s to p u t a s t o p t o such c o n d u c t , w h e t h e r l!ie olfcnder belongs to their o w n corps or n o t . ( I ' h o t o g r a p h s o n p a g e 8.) O n l y o n e t h i n g siioileil t h e clitnax of " A r s e n e L u p i n , - ' [ i r o d u c e d last idglit at tlie D u k e of Y o r k ' s Theatre. T h e Iwokcase stuck! f'~or n e a r l y four a c t s M r . ( h e r a l d dii M a u i i e r , as f a i p i n , t h e a r c h - c r i m i n a l of f-'rance, h a d d c l i c d t h e police, a n d , calling himself t h e D u e de O h a i m e r a c e , Irad even b e c o m e e n g a g e d to t h e r i a i i g h t e r of (lie nniir w h o s e h o u s e h e b u r g l e d . T h e n , all s e e m e d o v e r ; he w a s tra[iped ! Bui o n c e a g a i n his R a l l i e s - l i k e i n g e n u i t y w a s c a l l e d into play. Holding up a d u m m y bomb he threalened death to t h e s e v e n d e t e c t i v e s w h o h a d h i m a t b a y , ati e m p f i n g to p u s h a w a y , at t h e s a m e l i m e , a b o o k c a s e i\duch hid a m e a n s of e s c a p e . d'o M r . dii_ M a i i r i e r ' s h o r r o r t h e b o u k c a s e w o u l d n o t m o v e , a n d t h e r e w e r e t w e n t y a w lid s e c o n d s , d u r i n g \vhich t h e a c t o r h a d to u s e h i s m u s i d c s as well a s his b r a i n . M r . d u l l a u r i e r mrived t h e b o o k c a s e a t last, a n d t h e n after l o u r a e l s of c r i m e anil ( a i n n i n g a n d d e s p e r a l e a i l v e n l u r e - - " A r s e n e L u p i i r " c a n i e to a successful e n d . ft is n o t a s c l e v e r as " R a t t l e s " n(*r " L e a h K l e s e h n a , " b u t at t i m e s it is m o r e e x c i t i n g t h a n either.

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" A m i s t r e s s w o u l d f e e ! it a i h c a d f i i l t h i n g if s h e c o u l d not go o u t e v e r y d a y . " A n o t h e r t h i n g o u g h t to b e l o o k e d i n t o , a n d t h a t i.S o v e r c r o w d i n g of b e d r o o m s . In t h e ease uf h o t e l and boarding-house servanis there are sometimes ilve or six in each b e d r o o m . " M i s t r e s s e s a r e very ii.irlieidar a b o u t o u r refere n c e s , a n d .t t h i n k s e r v a n t s a r e ciilith'd to (Uie from a mistress. F o r h o w d o w e k n o w wliat kiiui ol p e r s o n w e a r e g o i n g to live with w h e n w e a n s w e r an udveriisemeiit? "

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Gaic Causes Eurthcr Suspension of W o r k of Raising Sunken Submarine!.

O w i n g lo a n o n h - w e s l e r l y g a l e c a u s i n g h e a v y sea.s, t h e s a l v i n g of t h e s u n k e n s u b m a r i n e C ] 1 was furlher delayed yesierday. 'fdie l i g h t e r h a d to b e d e l a c h e d f r o m i h e s u l j m a r i n e , whieh n o w lies in a b o u l f o u r t e e n f a t h o m s of w a i e r , h a v i n g b e e n t o w e d fivi' m i l e s from t h e s c e n e of t h e d i s a s t e r oif ( " r o m e r . S h e will b e r a i s e d a g a i n wdien t h e s e a c o n d i t i o n s a r e o n c e more favourable.

SACRILEGE
T>\. W, Jdid^iii. :i tlrjcior ol itiusie, cif T,c\vls!iai, ivlio was finiiiil .)U)[ oil Iho ii.>or-.loii ut a luiusc :u 1\A\-warU's Iloalli, ivlivre \w. Ii.-iil liecu slaying wicii .toziic friciiilfi, l i t was ili^fiiviTcd liy ii \v(irkiii;ii., wlm [ji-oeurctj assistaiuc, bat .Dr. J.iril.ui ilio4 lluce l^iiais later. A reviilver w.as lyiiin liy his sidy. -(D.ilby, Liinishaiu.) and Robbinj.;

CHARGE. M,F.'s WIFE

Cidiarge o f

IN COURT.
to Dismissal of Theft.

C l e r g y m a n A e c u s e d of Breaking i n t o Church Alinsbox. ^ 1 1 1 iTioimlaiii iK. ^-...., .....= ...\ .il.Mat UIU I K t down ihc vallcv by a rock, wliieii l)Oi;amf dcl.ii-hed, l i was J"oiii' liauv; lirfnrt; hi'lji icatliod liiiii, and tlicn it yr<\i founil thar his leg v a s broken. Medical Testimony Leads

TWO

SISTERS DROWN

TOGETHER.

Girl Believed t o Have Lost Her Life in Vain Attempt at Rescue.

T w o s i s t e r s , n a m e d B e l l a a n d T.ily M i l n e , l e s t t h e i r lives w h i l e b a t h i n g y e s t e r d a y a t F r a s e r b u r g h , Aberdeenshire. Tt is s u r m i s e d t h a t o n e of i h e m h a d b e e n carrier] aa.y by the current, and that her sister cndcavoure<l to assist her. A s t h e r e w-ere v e r y few p e o p l e m o v i n g a b o u t o n t h e s a n d s , tliere w a s lillle c h a n e e of a s s i s t a n c e . T h e boilics have been reenvered. W h i l e i i a l h l n g in t h e R i v e r .S(i:ir y e s t e r d a y W a i t e r ( i c e , of f . o u g ICatoii, w a s drt)wnei!. A c o a i p a n i o n J i a m e d F r e d e r i c k t ' h a p m a i i w e n t to h i s a s s i s t a n c e , b u t after a proli,n';ed s t r n g g i e h a d to r e l e a s e Ids h o l d to s a v e h i s o w n life. CROWD'S MARCH ACROSS LINKS.

T h e u n n s n a l s e e n e of a c l e r g y m a n b e i n g c h a r g e d wilh s a c r j l e g e w a s w i t n e s s e d y e s t e r d a y a t Saffron W a h l e n , wlien the U e v . D o u g l a s Rojier N u n n , c l e r k in IToly O r d e r s , of B r e n t f o r d , w a s r e n i a n d e d till t o - d a y c h a r g e d w i l h b r e a k i n g a n d e n t e r i n g t h e p a r i s h c l u i r e h of (.ilavering, E s s e x , on A t i g u s t 18, a n d s t e a l i n g t h e c o n t e n t s of t h e a l i n s b o x , a m o u n t i n g to a b o u t (is. . ,. ' Ellen K n i g h t , h o u s e m a i d at Ciavering V i c a r a g e , s t a t e d t h a t i m A u g u s t 18tli p r i s o n e r c a l l e d a t tlie v i c a r a g e an<l a s k e d for t h e k e y s of t h e c h u r c h . I f e s a i d h e w a s a c l e r g y m a n of t h e d i o c e s e , a n d in t h e irb.sence of t h e v i c a r s h e g a v e h i m I h e k e \ <, w h i c h were subsequently returned. T h e v i c a r of C ' l a v e r i n g t h e n told h o w lie h i d f o u n d t h e a l m s h o : ; , wddeh f o r m e r l y w a s i n t a c t , broken open, and the nitmey gone. TOO EARLY TRAINS. facilities for t h e a diepulation to conrjjanies h a d r i m w-orkme}i's i n eousecjiience, a n h o u r or two

MR. HARRIMAN SEEKS REST.

Railway King Serious Says Doctors the Matter Found Nothing with Him.

Jn a s k i n g M r . C h u r c h i l l to g i v e j i a s s i n g of t h e t ' h e a p T r a i n s Bill, liim y e s t e r d a y s t a l e d t h a t s o u m noi c a r r i e d o u t t h e i r a g f c e n i e n t to t r a i n s u p t o 8 a . m . to t h e full, a m i , y i n m g ]ieo|ile a r r i v e d in tlm ! ' i l y h o u r s before iheir work b e g a n . FOR LONGSHORIuMEN

XKVV Y o j i K , >tonr!ay.- -.Mr. I l a . r r i m a n , shortly b e f o r e t h e close ot t h e m a r k e t t o - d a y , i s s u e d a s t a t e m e n t , t h r i n i g h h i s p a r t n e r , J f r . L<veH, d e c l a r i n g t h a t h o d s p u r s u i n g t h e t r e a t m e n t laid o u t for h i m b y h i s p h y s i c i a n s b e f o r e g o i n g a b r o a d . H e h a s beeir e x a m i n e d b y D r . B r e w e r a n d D r . C r i l e a n d o l h e r s , w h o ftunid n o t h i n g s e r i o u s t h e m e t i e r w i t h I m n , b u t r e n e w e d their a d v i e e t h a t iie s h o u l d rest. M r . I f a r r i n i a n , l i i c r e f o r c , a s k s to b e r e l i e v e d of Ihe a t t e n d a n e e oi i h e n e w s p a p e r m e n a t A r d e n . Renter.

A ])ainful c a s e in w h i c h llie wdfe of a m e m b e r of P a r l i a m e n t w a s e h a r g e d wilh s t e a l i n g p o t t e d m e a i s a n d o t h e r g o o i l s from a I-iilleliam[iton t r a d e s m a n was h e a r d yeslerilay at L i t l l e h a m p t o n , a n d , with t h e c o n s e n t of t h e p r o s e c u t i o n , w a s d i s m i s s e d . T h e d e f e n d a n t w a s M r s . J, If. W h i t l e y , wile of i h e L i b e r a l m e i u h e r for H a l i f a x , w h o is also ;i J u r d o r l a n d of lire T r e a s t i r y . A f t e r m e d i c a l e v i d e n c e Irad b e e n g i v e n lo t h e effect i h a t M r s . W h i t l e y w a s , imd Iraci b e e n for a long t i m e , sulfering from v e r y s e v e r e nervous b r e a k d o w n , i h e e a s e , with i h e c o n s e n t of t h e p r o s e c u t o r . w a s d i s m i s s e d u n d e r a s e e i i n n of t h e f ' r o h a lion of O l f e n d e i s A c t . KNIFE ACCIDENT IN KITCHEN.

MISHAP

AT

RIFLE

RANGE.

W h e n a vcrdiet of D e a t h ( r e m m i s a i l v e n t u r e w;rs rcltirned \ eslerday at E a s t b m i r n e on E t h e l h e r t S m i t h , I w e n t y , a y o u n g f o o l i n a n in t h e e m p l o y o ( the D o w a g e r C o m r l e s s of M a y o , at lire ( k i s i H o u s e , ( " h i d d i n g i y , lire e v i d c m e s l r o \ \ e d t h a t o n e ol t h e k i t c h e n m a i i l s , w h o m b e h a d been^ l e a s i n g , h a d llrro^'u a k n i f e at hiii'i in t i m , a n d it h a d picrccil his b o d y . BRIDEGROOM A WEEK T O O SOON.

A c r o w d of n e a r l y 1,(11)0 pers-nis y e s t e r d a y t r a m p e d aiajis.s llic n e w W e y b r i d g e O i d i I.iul^s, p u l l i n g dov\'n w i r e a n d l e \ e l l i n g iwo n e w l y - m a d e t e e s , a s a p r e t e s t a g a i n s t t h e e l o s i n g , ^vhere it e r o s s e s t h e l i n k s , of a tootp.illi whieh t h e y r c g a i d e d ;ts beiu;,' a r i g l i t - u l - w a y .

OiNLY.

A ' ' s a i l i n g r a r e ' ' for " l i c e n s e d w a t e r m e n n o t e x e e e d i n g Hdft." is o n e of i h e e v e n t s of t!ie (orilic o m i n g r e g a t t a at S o u t h c n d - o n - S e a .

Oviingr to t h e j a m m i n g of a rifle w h i l s t it w a s b e i n g unloaded at the hring r a n g e at Altcar ycst e r d a v , t w o ( T i e s h i r e T e r r i t o r i a l s , Alfred f i u g h e s a n d ilav-old L e a , b o t h from X o r t h w i i h , w e r e a e r i d e n l a l l y shi>t, a n d b e i n g seriou.Tly h u r t wciC t a k e n Ig h o s p i t a l .

.\fter t r a v e l l i n g for s e v e r a l h i m i s in o r d e r lo b e married y e s i e r d a y at M a r k e t D r a y l o n (Shro]!s h i r e ) , a b r i d e g r o o m was i n i i n a u e d t h a t he h a d n i i i t a k e n t h e riate, a n d h a d a r r i v e d a w e e k t o o sooii.

August 3 1 , 1909

THE DAILY MIRROR WATEll RABIES,

Pat

AKE SPORTSWOMEN A NUISANCE ?

Players of in Many Games Affirmative,

CART AS "CARRIAGE." OUTLOOKrOK "THE l l l i s r '

Is It Cruel to Allow Twelve-Months-Old Partridge Shooting Prospects Gloomy and Single Pleasure T r i p Said to Make only Moderate Bags Expected. Children to Swim W They Want To } Licence Necessary. Answer I'rospccis for partridge shixiling, which opens Is it cruel to allow a twelve-months-old child to

enter the water, even when it wants to? Such is the problem wideh faces Mrs. Bishop, who lives at Swavesey, Cambridgeshire, and whose baby boy, just a year old, insists on paddling in the Swan I'ond. When Mrs, Bishop didn't let lier Hule boy Arc women a. luiisanrc in ypoit? That Uioj- aie paddle lie cried; now that she does, she has been h evidently the view o[ an angry goUer who wrote visited by an inspector .of (he National Society to 27ie Daily Mirror yesleriUiy asking if they could not be prevented from playing his lavonrite giime. " M y g:une last Saturday was ntierly spoiled throu(jh the presence of women on tlie links," lie complains. " 1 consider them a nuisance, (or they will not allow us to finish a match or fo pass them. / l l the men I know who lae lond of the game agree with me tintt women cniirei\' spoil all sport." In li'ply to the iiiquirj', " Do women spoil s p o r t ? " imdc devotees of nrany diftercnt games, consnltcii liy Th& Daily Mirror, niianimoiisly answered '' Ves." " W o m e n are a deciiled niiis.incc on the links where they aie allowed to plai" on the men's course," another enlhusiastic goKer lold '/'lie Daily Mirror. " I t i-i prnbubly lor this reason that on most goll links there are siiecial days set apart tor ladies, or Ihey have a conise nf their own. HARRV )!IS!tt)P. ROY SMITtl. " Most men goUeis i-omplaiii liiUerly if they lind they have to follow n\eml)erH ot the lair sex, as for the f'reveniiou of t'ruelly (o Children, who the latter, i\\ most cases, are very slow, and retard said she was guilty of great imkindness and that their i)ragress. she certainly should keep lum out of the water. " W h a t can I d o ? " asked Mr,,. Bishop. " I NO D U S I H K T O IM IMtOV K " In nuist games women are inefTicient because can't please both you and the baby," More than tlnii, the police have threatened to tiicy will not trouble, having learned a little, to im[>rove their gamer. They are satislied with them- issue a sunnnous if the b.iby is ,dlowed in the selves, and (hiingh apiiareiitly enthusiastic, con- jiond again, Master Bishop is not the onlv baby who loves tinue to phiy in tlieir slow, fussy way,- without desiring to play better, l'',ven in tennis, which is the water, 'IlLcre is a nine-monliLs-old child named eminently suitable to women, ihey arc often a f<;y Snulh at Shii)ley, Yorkshire, who lan nearly swim, and went so.'far, two nionths ago, as lo bore." help his jiarenls to give an arpiatii: disiday at the U p to the pre:ient time women have not iiad local provident s{>ciety's g.da. Like Masier Bisho|>, much opportnnity o( cnnipeting with men as llyei':^. he is never so happy as when he is In the water, But still man has sh(^wn no dispKsiiion to say lo anil he loves to dive Irimi his father'., hand into woman " h'ly with m e , " ;n the literal sense. a s',\in\niing-bath, ' ' V e r y few women have been taken im in cirsliips," a representative of the Aero CUd> toid l.'he Daily ?Jirror yesterday, " b u t that is probably LORD ROSEBERY'S SPEECH. because men fear that accident may liappcn in the present stage of air travelling." S e p t e m b e r 10 Fixed for B u d g e t A d d r e s s t o " W o m e n arc most useful at pii nic-time on boating excursions," said a well-known narsinan to 'I'hii Whicli Mr, L l o y d - G e o r g e M a y Reply, Daily Mirror, " b u t otherwise on the ri\er they are, as ,i rule, the very upposile. I'rlday, Se|)lember 10, was detinlteiy fixejl yes'' Set a woman to steer a boat and watch ds terday by Lord Hosebcry .as the dale ol his address wobbly course. CJccupanls of other boats are to the i>n>ines,s nmn of tdasguw on the subject of quite at a loss to know what course to take, the Budget, or where the boat with the ' beauty at the helm ' The Clirislian Institute and the City flail have will woblile t o . " been provisifuiaUy engaged for the meeting. In motoring abo woman is arraigned as a Clasginv fdberals have reieived a wire from the nuisance. The reasou of lliis was esiplained to Chancellin' ol the L^rhcquer, giving a tentative The Daily I^lirror by a well-known motorist, promise lo reply in I dasgow lo Lorrl Rosebery's " W o m e n will nm i:onform ti) rule," he said. speech \cithin a fortnight of ils being delivered, " A man learns the correct way of doing anything and by force of habit ai-|s on it. A woman will do ail kinds of wrong things in a snndl \\:x\- whlcii CHILD AS HOSTAGE FOR DEBT. irritate a man.

"CULPRIT" INJ EllVIEWED.

When is a " c a r t " a ' c a r r i a g e " ? Must it be licensed as a carriage if used for a single pleasure trip ? Creat prominence has been given to the question by the number ot licence prosecutions instituted b " the L . C C , against people in humble circumstances who happened to have used their trade carts once or twice for purposes a little outside iheiv business. T h e opinion of the London magistrate, has been expressed very plainly. Despite the earnest pleading of counsel, who said he had instructions to press for a j)enalty, a man summcmcil before Mr. Dickrn,son for driving his wile to I'ipscnn along with some goods for sale to the Derby sightseers in an unlicensed cart was fined only si.vpence, the magistrate remarking that lliis v\ as a case in which the plaintiff 0)um-il nught well " h o l d the telescope lo the blind e ) e , " Kvcn strouger was the magisterial comment in the case of William Anderson, a i'oplar jishmonger, who was siuntnoned for a similar "offence,"
" DO IT AGAIN,"

GOLFER'S COMPLAINT.

to-morrow, are not of t!ie brrghtest, and many sportsmen have given iiii the idea of taking shootings in centres Ihcy have hitherto favoured, The pick of partridge shooting in hdigland is lo be found in tin; eastern counlles, particularly Norfolk, Suffolk, an<l i^sii'x, bul ihe <iiitlook even ;n the fann)us Six Mile Bottom district of Cambridgeshire is singularly depressing, ' Modcialfdy good l)ag's arc e\pccted in the gras; counties," ihc editor of Couniry Lift t<dd Tin Daily Mirror yesterday. ' ' T h a t is lo say, there shoidd be fairly iiood sport in Kent, Wills, and 3 fanis, but in the agrii idlural counlies the liirds have hired liadly owing lo tin; elfecl of ihc bad weather on the young birds. "Jlai>piiy, however, there is ii<> ri'ason to dcs|>;dr of ihe shooting north ol the bonier. The reports from those districts are mote reassuring.'' Some idea of tfie cosl ol pioiridgc shoolijig :nay be gathered from ihe following table, whiidi gives the average rentals per acre acliuilly paid for shootings in the couiilies n a m e d : - Caiid)^ Noi-fidI; .-.-:< l)i-s.H Hc;i-ffo,(l l.'ii III 7~. ",-.. -.ix 1^, II-, (ill. 11,1. 11(1. a.l. !tik [-jciper li.a!,i'i' tier :irrf. M-X^-. ai r r afio. aciLV

After remarking satiricallj' that " i f these energetic Coiuicil officers came to Cdaplniur t'omiuon he coidd hod them twenty similar cases in an hour," the Thames Police Court magistrate, Mr, fduer, bound the <lelendant over under the Brobation of Oifcnders Act until May 1 ne.^t, " so that he could go to tiic'Derby and again commit a similar serious offence," when h e n o u l d meet with a similar " punislimem," William An^lcrsol) rel.ited the whole story of his case to The Daily Mirror yesterday, " 1 houglil my bo>;-van four \ears a g o , " he said, " a n d ' h a \ e always used it piirely tor bu.,iness purposes--carling hsli to and from Billingsgate mostly, " On the 'I'hmsday before the Oaks was run, as business was slack, t liecided on a little outing my first for fom' year.^---so coining back early from the market on the briday, I ilrovc my mother and my youLig brother and my sister down to the race. " About a week afterwards a Council officer called and said he Iiad seen me on the road to the race, though he knew I had no licence, i said I did not know one was necessarv.
i N J U i i n n UY iN(;n)RNT.

These figures arc, of course, exclusive of all other expenses, such as co,-.l (d keeper, etc., which aie \i:'i'y high, What the u\an of oidy moderate means does icry frequently, The Daily Mirror asLcitalned ye>.terday, is to join with several other s[)orliug friends in a lillle Syndicate and rent a shoot, Sjiiead over a number the cost is reduced to a cojuparativ ely small figure, The first brace of this season's partridges will be oil sale by mid-day to-morrow. Tlicy are expected to fetch from Hs. to ils, a brace, dropping to aljoiit Indf the price the next day,

THE

DUCHESS

OF DEVONSHIRE.

T1JJ

!: S O M H

AS

^I A N

1 ,V

KVVV.VV

V. ^

Mother's

Story

of

Little Girl

Held for

Ransom bv Creditor, " A woman in spori is ns tire-ome to a man as Q man is lo a woman in a kitchen or on a shopping A strange story ol a child held as a hostage for expedition. It is easy to deal with a man who d<ies not ' play the game,' bnl more chivalrous treatment Ihe payment of a debt was untolded by the mother to the Acton magistrate yeslertlay, must be nieted out lo a lady." She explained that she owed J:,'t to another " When two men go oif for a day's fishing," M,P. F A L L S I N T O CICLLAR. said an experienced angler, " and they reach die woman, and was paying h a ' k by instalments, but the creditor hail detained her four-year-old daughliver, one says to ihe other : ' See you to-night,' While m;iking a business call at Xottinghani yesand eacli devotes himself entirely to the sport that ter and refused to det the cliild go until all the money was repaid. terday Mr. Arthur Richardson, M.V., stepped back, is quite satisfying to him, The magistrate said that in the absence of fuller ami, not seeing an o|)en trapdoor, fell tin: feet into ' ' W h e n a wmnau aerompanies a man she must particulars he couhl give no advice, a cellar. l i e was severely shaken, and will talk. Tli.it is liic reason win' the presence of the ladies is not ardently desired by most hshermen." With regard to raring, it is man's opinion that women look attractive iu (he graml stani.1, but MAN WHO REFUSED TO PAY " C A R R I A G E " LICENCE. should be kept out oi the ring. " Women are alu ays a nuisance on board a yacht," yai<l a member of the b'.astern Varht (.dub of k'ngland, " W h e n a luiat is ' going about ' their heads are sure to f,'et in the way of tlie boom, and if women are on board one is alisohLtely afridd lo go lo sea in case tlie wind Ireshens," "111 cricket women iire an awlid nuisance, even tlmngh they do not play," said a cricketer who has played ciicket all <)ver i'digland, " in iirstclass cricket thcv don't worry llie players much, because their iiliolic remarks cannot be heard, ft is the keen spectator WIKI suffers from a deluge ot idiotic (|uestioifs, " W o r s e than all, wlieu you come baik, having made a lucky twenty b.y the most disgraceful cricket you ever plajcd^ }'ou are loudly congr.itulated and greeleil with Jlow s p l e n d i d ! ' "
SIX-COKNF.RED ELECTION.

" H e replied as T had used my van for pleasure it was a ' c a r r i a g e ' vcitliin the mciming of tlie Act, and added that I woiLld be sunnnoncd, and h;ul belter take a licence out at once, as that 'niiglit make filings easier.' ' I declined, said I wotdrl ri-k the srmimons, and in a few days' time the officer sent in a printed form, denninding lOs. ' i n settlemeni,' or 1 woidd certainlc be sumnioned. I took nii notice, and was duly smnmoned. " T h e siLmmons and ihc wdiole affiiir has worried myself and my mother very muchand that appearance in llie police court, iuLiocent as it was, ha., noi done me any good in business." Inquiries made by Tlu. Daily Mirror show that cases like Anderson's are quite widespread, and W I K I Ei.vc' b i r d i l o a d.-wnjliliT a t ('hat=,v,T,(ili y(-.lfi-that many sumnn>nses are [)endrng. A carter in I*'ins<lay Th,^ D i i l i c a n d D m lii-^s of Di'vija^luii^ liiivc n o w lim'y, who boiiglU a tra)) lor business ])urposes aloue, i o v i i i c h i l d v t u t w o MUin a n d five; < l a i i f ; l n i - ' i , , - - ( / ) , i i 7 j ' wa, three days later iruformed by olVudals that, as Mirror pholuaiaplL,) his vehiclr was a trap as distinct from a wagon or cart, he would have lo take out .a licence. " Rather than be browbeaten In this way T rePATRON SAINT FOR AVIATORS. fusccl to t!d;c out the licence and jironiplly sidd the trap again," the man' lold The Daily Mirror; prophet Klijjih C;ho,scn at Rotnt^ as Protector : .ind now I am waiuug to be summoned," of ITyiiig M e n . ft'RO.M ( ) r i r o \ V i \ fORI^KSI'dNOKX't',) P.VRiS, M<uiday. It is known that the (haufl'eurs in llalj-, Auitria, and Spain have adopted St. ('hristoi)her as the iiatron aLid [uoteclor of motoring. 'Jdie Iving of Spain, ihe Dowager Oucen of Italy, ami other dislinguisheil [iiu^ous have silver inniges of the saint [dlivcd to tlicir cars, bul ncus comes froni liom{- thai aerophinists wish fin' a s|icci,d patron of their own to tlislingidsh ihem fiom the nicre |)er.-.on wlio rims along the surface ot the earth, The ecch'sListical aiLlhorities consuUcd have named ihe I'roidiel I'dljah as a suitable patron for ilyitig men, ainl have designcil a medal showing the prophet diiviiig his charifit of fiery horses.

MANY

JEWELS

FOR

BRIDE.

Miss Aj;nc'sDumaresti, Niece of the Countess of Uelinore, Weds To-daj',

('osily presents cd jewellery have been showered U])nn MISS Agnes I )unniies<|, a nlccir ot the Cotinte-.s of liclmore, who is to be married this alternoon at St. Paul's (dLurch, Knightsbridgc, to Wj. A, Carleton JS'i(dudson, son of the lale Mr, Wdlbam Nlciiolson, ot Ibising I'arlCj Hants, Among those w.lm have given presents arc !he iOarl and (Countess of (.dasgow, Sir Reginald and l.adv Ifardy, Tady Macleav, Sir I'Mward and I.ady Bradford, and Mr. and ^Irs. lletberl (dad-,tom:, There are <liamond rivieres, brooches, pendants and rings, [learl neckkues, <liamond and ruby braielets and brooches, auil oljjets d'art loo ouincrou-i to mention, CAPETOWN WANTS WIRKLESS.

Siv c.indidates are announced for the seal in South Armagh rendered vacant bv the deaih of Mr, William McfCilloi. Mr. Jlebcr'A, iMagenis, of I'oyntzpass; Mr, John Mil'.a)', of R;i.thfriland ; Mr. I'at Donnelly, solicitor, ol Newry; Mr. VAward McArdle, id l)rogh<;da; Mr. Stephen Moynagli, ot Dundalk; and Mr. \\', Dianunnl. N A W LEAGUE'S FUTURE, Mr. William J. A n d e r s o n , w h o u s e s h i s eai-t f o r cat-fytngf flsh da.ilVi w a s e u m m o n e d a t t h o i n s t a n c e of t h o L o n d o n C o u n t y Council t o p a y " c a i r i a g o " l i c e n c e , b e c a u s e o n o n e d a y o u t of t h e w h o l e year* h e u s e d t h e c a r t t o drivo w i t h s o m e r e l a t i o n s t o t h e Oake. T h e p h o t o g r a p h s h o w s t h o v o h i c l e , w i t h Mr. Andorson a n d his s i s t e r , uviio w a s o n e of t h e party.

t'onvened to confirm a decision to wind up the league, an extraordmary general meeting oi the IS'avy f.e.igue was ycsierduy adjounnvl ininiediately after it mel, owiuf; lo dissenli<-nt nven\bers having obtainetl an injunctiou agaiuKi tlu- leagiU' being wound up isefore .^e|itenibci" -,

CAVKTOWN". Monday.- T h e mercantile community, fearing an increase iu the rates ol in. surancc of frciglu owing to the recent mishaps t<i shipj)ing <m the ('ape co;l^t, Imve decided lo n\,d,<i rei>resentauons t<) the I'render asking tltat .i ^y-,. ten\ of wireless lelcgrapli;- may be in^dhai, l^xchange.

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THE

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TWO MINUTES A D A Y FOB ONB WEEK. A N D NOTE IMPROVlMENT I N THE (3-BOWrH A N D BEAUTY OF Y O U R HAIR,

Now lliat the weiitlier is so iiiit'erlain there come to every woniaii feelings of anxiety as to the damage which her complexion may sustain, It is an open question as to which sooner works havoc with the delicate lime of a f;iit comijlcxion cut of the three thingswind, rain, or sun, Wind tl\at at times may he severe and biting will dry up the natural nutriment of the skin and so c;uise disfi^uriiif,' red patches to appear ; rain may have an equally serious elfect, init it is the sun burning down on a hot summer's day that will take from the pores of the skin all tiic natural feeding oils, un<l, .in adilition to <!iscolouring the skin, cause such troubles to arise as freckles, eczema, and actual destruction of what is called the cntiele. In such circumstances it is necessary {or every woman to secure for herself, on the occa-

Their latest success is their Vanishing Cream, the toilet specific to which reference has been made, and of which special trial supplies are offered to " Daily Mirror " readers. To (hose who enjoy the privileges of attending large social functions, or who go (o the theatre or dine out continuously, Pond's Vanishing Cream will prove a real blessing. It should be ajjplied immediately before visiting theatre, ballroom, or dining-room. It must be understood that, although the atmosphere may be excessively heated, no sign of the previous application of Vanishing Cream will be Tioticed. To liie athletic girl, to (he woman who enjoys a constant round of soeisi functions, or to the woman' whose life is passed principally in the confines of her own home, Vanishinjf Cream will prove of wondrous value. It is not burdened with an excessive odour, !ind its general effect, apart from creating Beauty Complexion, is to give a delightful, cool, and healthy sensati(ni to the skin, Alieady Vanishing Cream has met with a cordial reception. A host of members of social and artistic circles have wrilten expressing their appreciation of the new preparation. We reproduce here the photograph of Miss Cons t a n c e Collier, one of the many well-known personages who have found in Vanishing Cream a toilet specific long awaited. Miss Collier, in a short note to the proprietors of Vanishing Cream, s a y s : " I f i n d y o u r Pond's E x t r a c t Vanishing: Cream perfectly s p l e n d i d f o f t h o slcin. I s h a l l a l w a y s use it.Yours, C o n s t a n c e Collier." The Proprietors wishing to yet further introduce their pre])arations have, P.S stated, decided to send a special trial tube of their delightful Vanishing Cream to every lady who sends her name and address, together with a penny stamp for postage, to the P o n d ' s riioio.by Foulsham and Banfield. Extract C o m p a n y , G5, Great liusMiss C o n s t a n c e Colliei', t h e b e a u t i f u l a n d t a l e n t e d sell-sfreet, L<nidon, W.C. For the benefit of those who a c t f c s s , w h o , a m o n g s t o t h e r s , has e x p r e s s e d h e r d e desire to purchase full-sized jars ligfht wEth t h e w o n d e r f u l nowr t o i l e t npecitlcPond's of Ponsi's Vanishing Cream, it may Vanishing: C r e a m . be stated that this splendicl toilet sion of a visit to the seaside, or even in her daily prep'.Tration is obtainable of all chemists in opal walks in town, a preparation that will not only j.ars at Is. and 2s., or in collapsible tubes at Is. prevent damage lo (he skin, but will also cause it It is also obtainable at the following stores ; Army a n d N a v y S t o r e s , Victoria-at, S.W. to bloom forth in a new beauty. At a very opjiortune nuimeiit a well-known J u n i o r A r m y a n d Navy Stores, York he use of specialists have ]>repare{l tor such as House, Rogrent-street, W. desire to cultivate beauty of complexion a toilet J o h n B a r k e r a n d Co., L t d . , K e n s i n ^ t e n . preparation whicJi, whilst preventing any illB o o t s Cash C h e m i s t s (vat-ious b r a n c h e s ) . effects of bad wcaiher, and wlulst giving to ifie C o c k b u r n a n d Co., L t d . , 6 6 - 5 8 , St. E n o c h ' s ' skin beauty and clearness, is absolutely invisible s q u a r e ; 12G, U n i o n - s t r e e t ; 2SB, A r ^ y l e street, Glasgow; and their branches a t in its action. Paisley, G r e e n o c k , F a l k i r k , a n d K i l m a r n o c k . The proprietors of this wondeiful toilet jireparaGlasgow A p o t h e c a r i e s Co., 3 2| Virgrinialion liave made an exceptionally generous offer to s t r e e t , Giasgrow. all readers of " Tlie Daily Mirror." They have H a r r o d ' s Stores, L t d . , B r o m p t o n > r o a d . decided to present to each lady who writes, enclosH o d d o r ' s , Bristol) B a t h , a n d N e w p o r t ing a penny stamp for jiostage, a special tube of (Mon.). this toilet specific, quite free of charge. Inman'ft S t o r e s , L t d . , 4 8 , S h a n d w i c h - p l a c e , Tt smcly seems a wonderful thing that there can Edinbut^sh, a n d b r a n c h e s . be a toilet pre])aratiofl which is only visible by its Lewis and Burrows, Ltd. (various elf eels. It surely seems wimderful that day by b r a n c h e s ) . day after the use of such a pieparalion you can S e l f r i d ^ e a n d Co., L t d . , O x f o r d - s t f e e t , W. watch the skin grow iii beauty and yet you or your T a y l o r ' s Drug: Co., L t d . ( v a r i o u s b r a n c h e s ) . friends be entirely unable to perceive the T i m o t h y W h i t e Co., L t d . ( v a r i o u s b r a n c h e s ) cause. W i l l i a m W h i t c l e y , Ltd., W e s t b o u r n e - e r o v e , W. . When we say that, in addition to the fact that If you have any difficulty in obtaining supplies this new toilet specific is quite invisible, it has please write direct to the Pond's Kxtract Co., 65, another really valuable attribute in the fact that it Great Kussell-street, London, W . C , to which adwill not stain gloves worn immediately after use or dress, as stated, all applications for trial supplies Kilk scarves placed round the neck, it will be should be directed, together with a penny stamp fur return postage. realised that something quite unique is s])okcn of. You should remember that there is no tpilet preWe conclude the name of the Pond's Kxtrael paration just^ like Vanishing Cream, and if you Company is well known lo every lady who takes desire to cultivate beauty of complexion speedily, without the nuisance of clogging the pores of the that judicious care of her personal appearance that skin wdth greasy preparations, you should insist denotes the woman of retiuement. They are cer- on obtaining Pond's Vanishing Cream. tainly a leading house of toilet specialists in this Just ask your Chemist for Vanishing Cream, and country, an<l have done splencli<l work in phicing if lie does not stock it, apply direct to the address given abcive. miss the at the ilisposal of ladies really reliable toilet jire- opportunity of In any case, you should not to-day, sending for a free sample paiations, (Advl.J

And seeing that this question of liairIf you had no hair at all, or if you were rapidly Outfit. becoming bald, how much would you give for a growlh is almost as important lo men as it is to women, it is expected that just as many applicants good, luxuriantly growing head of hair? for the Outfit will come from the {ormer as from A lot, of course ! This being so, why wait until Baldness or Grey- the latter. ness has worked havoc with your appearance before S O M E OF T H E Q O O O RESULTS W H I C H F O L L O W applying the remedy? To use a homely metaphor, T H E PRACTICE OF " HARLENE HAtR-DRILL." why wait until the' steed h stolen before locking The results which so quickly follow the practice the stable door? Why go to a good deal of trouble and inconvenience in /ke Vuture in curing of " Harlene Hair-Drill " f<ir three minutes every day are astonishing to those not conversant with your Baldness, when, by taking just a very little trouble Np-w you never need be Bald at all? Nay, the real nature of the human hair and the secret more, why not improve the health and the beauty of its health and beauty which Mr, J'xlwards h.r. of the hail- you now possesswhy not so cultivate discovered. its colour and foster its strength by ab<nit two HARLENE HAIR-DRILL " stops hair from fallminutes toilet-practice every mornmg or evening, ing out or becoming grey. that it will never fall out am! become thin and HARLEKE HAIR-DRILL" gives strength and weakly, or turn the least bit vigour to weak hair. Grey ? "HARLENE HAIR - D R I L L " gives gloss and colour to dull and Because you can do all this grey hair. free of cost. "HARLENE HAIR-DRILL" inThanks to the generous arcreases the luxuriance and rangements recently made by the beauty of " just ordinary " world's leading expert on the hair, hair. Mr. l u l w a r d s the Court Hfor "HARLENE HAIR - D R I L L " Specialist who discovered the renders coarse and lank hair as toilet practice of " Ilarlene Hairsoft and fme as (loss silk. Drill," yoit can now have sent to you free of charge or obli" HARLENE HAIR - DRILL " gation a Complete Toilet I enhances the natural Outfit for practising / < * "^ beauty and wealth of " H a r l e n e Hair-Drill," / V ^ growth of a woman's and thereby prcservX <\\/ hair that it becomes a ing [he stiength and y^'^f^ coronet with which

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Mr, Kthvards, the R-yal Ilnir i>peii,tli:it and Principat of the Hdwaids' Ilarleiu Co., nj 95 n'nl 96. High Uolbont, Loudon. W.C., is giving invay one inilUon I'tee 1 uiici Outfits Jf you have not yd npfdied lui and n'eeivcd youi's you ciinnct know how miuii the g'awlli and appeanince of your liair ran be improved by the priicliei' of - Jhirli'uc Hair-Drill." Why not send for vour Free Toilet Outfit to-day f Send Hie following coupon with your uiiHie and address, and you will rci^eive one gratis. any queen would be prou<i to be crowned. Lastly, " HARLENE HAIR . DRILL " grows strong and luxuriant hair ui>on heads whidi have been bald for years, THE VALUE OF " HARLCNE HAIR-DRILL " TO BOTH MEN AND WOMEN. h'or we live in an age of youth. " Youth will be serve<l," as die saying goes, and certainly to have youth on one's siile is to have an invaluable aiii to the best jiosilion in life. The man who looks old ig liable to be passed over in favour of the one who looks younger. And nothing gives a man the appearance of age more than tlie possession of hair wliich has turneti grey or worn thin. J'o those so situated this Toilet Outfit will be invaluable. It will restore both colour and sirencfh to their hair. It will grow new hair upon the lliin or bald patches. It will restore lo them their youth. ]''ill up the coupon, then, ami claim your Outfit. Il will be sent you by letiirn, To lady readers no ftirther words may be said. For there was never a woman yeta real woman who did not appreciate the value of good looks, and a Beautiful Head of Hair is the Crown of Beauty. This Toib't Outfit will enable you to increase the lustre, the colour, the luxuriant loveliness of your tresses. By three minutes every morning devoted to Ilarlene Hair-l^ril! you will prevent your hair growing either thin or grey, you will have insured it against the passing of the years. At any rate, try Ilarlene Hair-Drill for a week. Fill up the coupon below and send it lo Mr. Edwards, with lid. in stamps for ])Ostage, and the whole Outfit will be sent you by return, free of charge. Or, if you want to save the postage, you can take the cou]K)n personally lo the h'.dwards Harlene ("o. and the Outfit will be given (O you at once, free of any charge or obligation whatsoever.

c n li a n c 1 n g t h e beauty of your hair. All you have to do is to fill in your name and address upon the coujion given below and hand it in at the Head Offices of the Harlene Co,, ().o-i)(). High Ilolborn, I,ondon, W . C . ; ami in return you will be given a neatly-packed jiackage containing ail the materials and instructions necessary for growing a perfect )iead of hair. But, maybe, you will not find it convenient to make this |)ersonai call. Tn this case, ^Ir. ICdwaids will send the Outfit by post diiect to your address if, on sending in your coupon, you will enclose with it three penny stamps to cover the postal charges, On ojiening this parcel you will find it contains : 1. A c o p y o f a m o s t i n t e r e s t i n g : and useful Book, which tells you exactly how you can cure your hair of all the weaknesses and disorders that attack it, and how y(ni can vastly improve both its strength and its beauty by following the sim[de, but marvellously resultful, rules of that famous Toilet-Practice - " Harlene . Hair-Drill." These rules arc given in this book. But in addition to this book vou will find in the Oullit : 2. An a m p l e s u p p l y of that famous and everywhere popular Toilet Specific, Edw/ards' Harlono f o r t h e Hair, which is admitted by everyone wdio has once tried it to be the ideal tonic-preparation for the hair of the woman of refinement or the man who has any regard for his personal appearance. Harlcne is neither greasy nor sticky. It is a beautifully clear and fragrant liquid-tonic which, when used according to Mr. Edwards' directions, imparts to the scalp a delightfully refreshing sensation, and which gives to even the dullest hair the gloss and lustre of good health. '3. A s u p p l y o f Edwards* C r e m e x S h a m p o o P o w d e r for the Scalp, which should be used at least once a week if the hair is to be really trainei! to true perfection. All couponthe above entitled to this Triple Gift of the below is are yours. Kvery holder Toilet

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'Daily Mirror," August !i], '00. To the E D W A R D S I I A R L F . N E C O . , mM, H i g h H o l b o r n , London, W.C. , l^ear Sir,Will yon please send me one of (he llarlcne Toilet Outfits you are presenlmg free of charge to readers of to-day's " Daily Mirror." My name is My address is -

Enclosed please find 3d. in stamps to cover postage of Outfit lo any part of the world.(Mote.If you are calling personally for your Outfit, ym\ can, of course, cross this line out.) Further supplies of Harlene for the Hair for the practice of " Ilarlcnc Hair-Drill " can be olitaincd from all leading chemists, grocers, and stores in Is., 2s. Cd^ and i s . Cd. bottles, or direct from the Harlene Offices by sendir.g P . O . for amount rccjuired. Cremex Shampoo Powders may be obtained in the same way at the price of one shilling per box of six,-(Advt.)

August 31, 1909

NOTICE TO READERS.

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' THE DAILV MIRROR " IN BRITISH COLUMBIA. SOTUC time back I read i)i your corres])i)ii<lence columns tiial a week's Daily lUirrors could be sent to ihilish <^o!mnl)i;t for id. iSiiicc 1 have sent them to my brother regidarly, and the other week he replied in 'uie <if his letters : " It is a real treat, to get '/'hi: 'Hiiily iMiriors out here, and when I. luive liiiished wilh Iheiu I pas^ them un t<i [w^l fanners on the ne.\[ ranch to lis, aitd they are awfuHv pleased wilh them." Ill anollier letter he said he would much rather have The Daily Mirrors than any weekly paper, as you conld see more news by llie piclines thau in twice tiie amount of printed matter, ]C. W . LyiUoii, South Norwood, S. h'.. TO HELP o n WOT TO HELP? It may not be " p l e a s a n t " to a man to help a ivoman wlio does not cx|)ress thanks^ but it ii right, and surely that shoulit be sullicient, If one woman in leu shows her gratitude for an act of civility, is it not worth tiic slight effort ? " West ILimpslcad, S, \'.. Through life hbiglishmen have shown me^ such ready and kindly courtesy during much snlilary travel tliat f always regret when they meet with women such as have been lately described. When I was a young j.-irl they often seemed afraid of doing more than the actual service recpiired, but since 1 have reached a very certain age it is cpiite a i>leasanl element in life to meet with gO"d ofhces on all sliles. Travcllinii much in b'rance and C-erinany, I nften tel! |)cople rbiglishmeii are shy, owin" to iguurance of the laiigLtage. but that in iMigland their anxiety to spate and shield wnmeti results scmicfimes in making iis hel|)less and exacting. Cambridge-terrace, W . IvNGr.iSiuvOMAM. As one wdio has bcfu for many years a conslant traveller by omnibus, tramcar, ttihe, and train, not only in this, country but also several others, will you iermit me to say that lliough ihere have been vcty many occasions upoii which T have offered assistance in one form or another to ladies of all ages and every type of appearance, yet I cannot recall a single inslance when T have received discourteous treatment in return? On the other hand, one cannot help observing the chivalry of men of the present day to be of a rather peculiar naturej it is terribly sirained by a rare instance of feminine impoliteness, but the sweated woman worker and other and more glaring injustices to women it rejjards with the utmost
equanimity, 1'"IAT JUKTITTA.

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OWADAYS many people \r,o to Science for their ?crmons because, as a rule, Science preaches from verifiahic texts, Slid has a certain inevitability behind its pronounv'-ements whicli makes them peculiarly impressive. 'I'lic I'ulpit Baid, and s^till says, many of the same tilings that Science pronounces in its newer way. And both, if you disregard their warnings, jiromisc punishment the Pulpil, scathing and puiifyitig fires; Sciencti, extinction in the strugf^lc of existence. W h a t Kood sci-mons, for instance (for those who care to look for lliem), are being preached, even now, by members of the British Association at Winnipeg ! We pointed out, the other day, the imaginative solace tliat may be gained by studying their scientific po.ssibiHtiestheir well-autlicnticatcd predictions as to what may happen in the future career of humanity, Now, from Professor Starling, President of the Physiologjca! Section of the Association, we get an edifying essay on what we may describe as the necessity of -pain in the education of races, and, by con.sequence, of individuals, too, After each stage in tlie evolution of a race it become^ cleai, looking back at it, that painful impressions have been predominant. On that pain has depended any rise in tyi>eany permanent improvement in evolution, just as tlic fitness and the dcvciopment of muscle in the athlete have been due to his labour and straining of daily practice. Without thai pain, that inconvenience, that anxious searching and .striving for the way, the race declines, decays, and disappears. You cannot beat gold into beautiful shaiies for ihi: delight and .service of man witlu>nt a mi.xturc of alloy. You cannot mould life into its higher manifestations witliout a mingling of tonic suffering.

H E R E is at least one socifi! event of interest in London this week, and that is the wedding of I.ady Alice Teinple-dore-Laiifjtoii, sl.ster of I.ord Temple of Stowe, and Mr. I l n h e r t Gore-Langton, which takes place at 2.,'SO on Thursday at AH Saints' Church, Norfolk-square. Lady Alice is the twin si'Ater of Lady Mary Gore-Langton, and her other sisters are Lady (Gertrude Caillard, Ludy l''ranccs IJaringtou, and Lady Clare ]''gerlon. * * -X I.ady Gertrude Caillavd and Lord 'J'emple will hold a reception after llie ceremony at Bj H y d e Tark-gardciis, and Lord Temple will give lus sister away. 'J'he liride will wear a Princess gown of wliile s.itin enihroidered in crystal and ijcarls, and trimmed willi old Me<:idin lace. She will be attended by lour little hridesuiaids, who will wear white- frocks witli (lale blue saslies, with pink, roseiuiii wreaths in their hair, and their bouquets also will be pink.

a few days. They have been over to St. Petersburg on a vi.sit to their son, Lord Gerald Wellcsley, who i.s attached to the ICmbassy there. On their return they will go to Apsley House for ii day or so, and then to Lwhurst Park, ihcir place in the country.
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Grouse shooting on tlie famoas liroomhead ^^o()rs of Mr. i i . H . Kimiugton-Vvilsou, of iiiuoinhead IlalJ, near ShefTield, opened a few days ago, when a party of nine gun;; was out, inchnling Lord Powis, Lord Saviie, l..ord l-'alconcr, Mr, AiKvyn Fellowes, Mr. Noble, Mr. W. J. Barry, Mr. R. fL Rimington-Wdson, and ^Nfi, IL Riminglon-Wilson. Lx{;ellent sport was enjoyed, the day's bag'^ being o\'er 1,000 brace of grouse. !^L. RiininglonWilson, the host, is, as is well known, one of the best shots in societysliaring that disUnctlon with the Prince of Wales and Mr. ILirry Slonor, llie vuiclc of Lord Camoys.

The bride and briilegrooro have received many beautiful presents, among them being, from the

The festivities just begun at Dunrobin in honour of Lord Stafford's coming of age have so far been very suecessful, but there are a good many

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FOOT0ALL WAS A N I C E , E N JOVABLE C A M E O N C E UPON / V T f M E

Addison Coutt-gardens, W . BUT A L l - T H A T IS^ C H A N C E D INO\A/ The correspondence in your paper from day to day with reference to the rudeness with wliich some women reject well-meant assistance reminda me of an incident which occurred a few months ago in a train travelling to the City. A young woman entered the comitarlment, wdiicb was already full. A man oiTcred his seat, but it was refused. T h e man evidently did not care to sit while the woinati stood, therefore he did not resume his seat, but stood, the lady one end of the compartment, he the other, and the re^t of the journey was taken with a vacant seat. One almost wishes there ciuild be coinpartmenfs specially reserved ft)r suffragettes and their c<|nals. There would then be no need for politeness which is thus condemned. ( b I'b L. Clissold Park. T am neither a " sntfraftetle" nor a " new woman," but a believer in the custom of courtesy and chivalry being shown to women by men. I travel to and from town every day, and, lie the train ever so full, I think I may say \ never have to stand. When a scat is offered me I smile, and say : " Thank you very much," and fake it. No man has ever tried to insult me, and I never try to freeze men when they are polite. _-_ _ _ ^ _ _ _ K. M. R.

Some people (possibly not scientists) have denied it--- have frankly stated tlicir belief that pleasure is a greater " e d u c a t o r " than pain, that joy illumines or enlarges tiic soul better than grief, which cramps it, that any creed which preaches mainly sorrow leaves undeveloped whole wonderful faculties only to be evoked by joy. And, certainly, observing the mass of people, one may think there is much to be said for this contradiction of the first view. For few people, it seems, arc really improved by sorrow. That is why small children are so delightfultheir faces are unmarred and unT h i e B u m m e r h a s b e e n r e m a r k a b l o f o r a s e r i e s o f s q u a b b l e s I n t h e w o r l d o f crickot> embittcred by pain. Older, middle-aged And n o w t h e w o r l d o f f o o t b a l l h a s plung'cd i n t o a s q u a b b l e , t o o . M a t t e r s o f o r g a n i c faces, many of tliem, boar the fatal imjirint s a t i o n , q u e s t i o n s a s t o w h o s h a l l play in w h a t m a t c h , wrane^loa b e t w e e n a m a t e u r s in evil lines and lack lustre looks. Sorrow a n d professionals, a r e as c o m m o n in football a n d crIcKct now as cheerful tempers a n d K o o d - f o e l i n K w e r e i n t h e " grood o l d d a y s . " inakes beautiful natures better. Ihit does it jiot often make average natmes, or ugly natures, worse? brothers and sisters of the bride, a canteen of more celebrations to come, Kvcrybody lias been Probably it only makes them so because .silver; I.^ord Devon, silver candlesticks; Lady surprised at the fact that the idiarmiiig and so Duchess of Sutherland should they cha'^e and rebel against itagainst this Crawford, asilver box ; I,ady Gwendoline Herbert, youlhful-lookijig"the stalwart young fellow who be is a Coali)ort j u g ; Lady Mary Arkwright, two silver the mother of educator, this gymnastic, this tonic of the bonbonnieres; the Duchess of liuckingliam, a ilia- the centre of the ceremonies, liut she was married 8ouI, which is slowly moulding them to who niond and ruby brooch to the bride, anil tlie bride- very yoimg, as the story proves of Jier lost meetknows what furtlier advances on the way? groom, gives Lady Alice fkne-Liiugton n diamond ing with the present D u k e . They rebel and arc embittered as the child an^l' ruby ring, among other things. There are * f.* from the tenantry and employees on screws up its fnce at the taste of sharp quinine. preseiUafions Park estate, and also from the houseThat was at dinner, unexpectedly, when the the Newton mother of the girl--she was too young to be Did they admit this salutary doctrine of the hold at Newton P a r k . Rllmved to " sit up " with the guestshad to send tonic, preached by the Professor as well as by upstairs for her one night because it had been * # * the Priest, they might come almost to enjoy discovered that there were thirteen at tabic. T h e pain, and would certainly have plcasanter TIIL: LOVEH'S ILOWKRR. pretty schoolgirl was the fourteenth guest, and faces in middle age. Lord Stafford, as the Duke then was, fell in love BelovJd, thou hast brought me many flowers with her, aa men do in story-books, at once. I'liickcd ill the garden, all (he summer thiougb Anyhow, the "mystery of p a i n " is most acceptably explained in this fashion. But And whiter, and It seemed as if they grew * * * why were unpleasant tonics necessary? Why In this cloEe room, nor missed the sun and shower*. The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk have gone to So, in the like name of that love of ours, Scotland for the autumn and are in residence at did not the Doctor mix sugar with the drink? Kinnarvie, the_ place in Dumfriesshire which the Why was suffering decreed as an inevitable Take back these thoughts which hero unfolded too, Duchess inherited last year from her father, the part of the process of developing higher types ? And which on w.irm and cold days I withdrcir late I.ord Herrles, They are not doing .i great From my heart's ground. Indeed, those beds rilid bower* You may question; but who will answer? Be overgrown with bitter weeds and rue, deal of entertaining, as t h e ' Duchess is siill in mourning, but have had several relations staying W e prefer modestly to reply in the familiar And wait thy weeding ; yet here's eglantine, with fhem, includina the Duchess' brother-indaw phrase ; Ask us another. W. M. Here's ivy!take them, as I used to do and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Drummond, and her Thy flowers, and keep them whcro they shall not pinol uncle, Mr. Bernard Constable Maxwell, with his wife, who is a sister of T.ord Lovat. Instruct thtno eyo< to keep tbeit colours truo, A T H O U G H T FOR TO-DAY. And tell thy soul, their root* are left ia mine. * * * K. .B. linowmtio. No roiid is too long for him who advances slowly Lord and Lady Roberts and f-ady Aileen iimi does not hurry, and no attainment is beyond 4f # Roberts arrived at Watcrford on Saturday, and his roach who cf|nip,s himself with patience to The Dtiko and Duchcsi of Wellington a n d L a d y , proceeded to Llsmore Castle on a visit to the Duke ochifve \\..---La ]h-iiyirs. Kileeo Wellesley arc expected back in town within; of Devonshire.

TO-DAY*S DINNER-TABLE TOPICS.

GENERAL. Flying week proposed in Jtlailniool, A good idea as a means of firjag Kiiglish iifoplc with eiuiiusiasm for avialion. Thus pcrliaiis hnddiag graiiiises may have their tboiig}Us tnrned in an aerial dlmtinn. How to recover ader (be holidays; what to do to pnt over the rrlremc distaste for work that is apt to follow upon an absence from if. A fit Kubjeel for tliose who rcliuLL at the rati of Augn5t--liut for tliosc wlio are just going away, . . . A tiples'i liotel socn to be opened in the Klrand! Will it work? Will aot tbi: |iiiiveri.ial " old c\u=tnmer," witli the old wish to <:oiiei]iate waiter';, and so to sccurn ipiTial altendanie from themwill not he continue to tip suvi I'plitioii'-ly ? And think, if lie duci so, of the terrible tcnuitalions of the waitets ! THEATRICAL. The new plav .it llie Duke of York's-" Ars^iie Lupin." 'lo-iiight two new plays: " A Scji'-c of [lunionr" and " 'I'he Mrihswoman." To-moirow Miss I.ejia Ashwell in " Madame X " at the Globe Tlieatre. IN MY GARDl.N.

Al"GUT ^0.- M a n y buliis do best when planteil early in the autumn ; they then have plenty of time to become established belore winter arrives. liiilbs that llower early in ihc year should always be got in the groimd before Sepleinber is lai advanced, The lovely ami hardy cyclamens rail now be planted, and, if carefully grown, will give much pleasure ihiring the winter and spring months. T h e species coiun is ciuite easy to grow, and sends iU> its pretty little vvldle and i-rimson flowers in February, ft likes a cerlain amount of shade and moisture. I'buopcoum blooms iii September, and ueed.i planting deeply, (^ychimen neapolilanum should be used for s|)ring berls, since its variegated leaven are decorative throughout the winter. E. F. T.

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Oval's Last County Matcli.

CRICKET FROM THE PAVILION.

M. Bleriot's Fastest Monoplane Wrecked and Bun

Novel view of tlic Oval yesterday duriiig the fine start made by Hay ward and Holilis in tlic game against Leicestcr.-,liire Surrey's last match. 'J'he pht.itograph was taken from the back of the ])avilion.
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ON GUARD AT MARLBOROUGH HOUSE. 1

The last day of the great aviation week at Rheims, distinguished by some "'ncck-and-neck " races of thrilling interest, was marred by the wrecking and burning of M. Bleriot's fastest monoplane. Tlie photogr.iplu show sc-mc fin.il incidents in the great flying

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LINE REGIMENTS TAKE THE PLACE OF THE GUARDS IN LONDON.

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As the Household Troops have left for the coming autumn mananivres at Aldershot, their i^lace in guarding tlie royal re-idenccs in London has been taken by men of the line regiments, wlio may be s(M;n on duty \\\ London at Alarlbcrc jgh ^| House. S i James' Palace, and Biicklngharji Palace. (1) Sentry of the Shrophire Regiment on duty outside Marlborough House yesterday. (2) The Warwkksbire,band leaving after cJiajJging guard at St, Jnies's P a h u c ypstcrday.

Ml-s Alv. l.,.n.fine. wl Maiienl)ad ;ittcndcd b; Sunda\", ^aiii; a- a " NeanT. M . (;,K1 r-i ' favourite

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led at Rheims on the Last Day of Flying Week.

Near His Likeness in Stone.

INTERESTING CEREMONY IN ANGLESF.Y

Mr, Prirhard Jmies rc-turnitig tliank- hi tlic iiiliabiian's of Newl)or(jugh. Anglci-cx , for ilicii- knidnc-'^ jii ])vcscnting hijn with the i.ioitrait bust of liim^clf ;tlie woik i.'f Mr. Goscomlx' John, R.A.). by which lie is standing.

GENTLEMFN,
week. (1) M. Farman starting to ascend with two passengers. (2) The remains of M. Bleriot's machine after the fire. Bl^riot and his wife photographed after the accident. It will be noticed that the great aviator's hand is bandaged. (3) M.

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lo, at the church at v Iving Edward on olo tb.ree verses of riice,'' his ^Majesty's livmn. A military play, " Gentlemen, the King," produced at the Putney Hippodrome Ja'.t evening, places upon the stage a regimental mess fctated to be correct in every detaiJj and bhows tbe yeneratios in wlilcli the c-oloiiri- ate legarded by i the soldier. 'S] The colours are kis^^cd at an officers' mess by a brokcn-d veteran, who ;^2\ proposing i-ie honoured r( gimental toast, " tientlcmen, King,-' immediately afterward:, talih back dead. {Daily Mine/ pliOtogr.ii-h

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August 31, 1909

NEW IDEAS FOR WOMEN.

Useiul Hints of Many Kinds from the Notebooks of an Observer.

kind in vogne amongst the conntry folk In Italy, and used also by the hotel porters and omnibiia drivers of the lake resorts and elsewhere in the north of that beanlifrd huul. An umbrella maker in London declares, however, that coloureti nmhrellas are not suitable for town wear because of the stains bestowed upon them by the mud and rain. TJie damp umbrella takes unto itself smuts and grime which speedily mar the beauty of its colouring.

B O N B O N S A N D T I I K I R BOXF.S. The old-fashioned dresiiing-case is hcing restored What charmingly pretty ways the F.';nch have to favour once more, and women are finding niueh of serving chocolate and other sweetmeats^ in boxes to admire in the massive rosewood and i>rass- and coffers of every kind. One receptacle repreboimd box, with its silver, silver-jjilt, or Sheilielrt senis a marmite pot such as comes to the table plate fitments. A recent bri<leirroom helped to with a savoury mess inside il. Another is a copy in miniature of one of the htigc travelling boxes revive the interest in saeh cases by giviny one that favoureil especially by Americans, and a third is a lantern, quite a iisefu! affair, as, indeed, the he had pnrchased in ii eiiiio .shop (o his bride. Kvidently when the rosewood dressing-eiise was other receptacles are, after the sweetmeats have been demolished. at the heyday of its fame women did not have it A little china basket that represents osier weavfitted with brushes and a hsmd mirror, nor wilji the shoe-liorn, (douk, curling irons, and other et- ing has two delightfully modelled figures, one oi ceteras with wliicli the dressin^-case of tlie ]iresent day is leplete. But it liad plenty of room for the massive jewellery that was then in voyiie, and there was tisnaliy a secret shelf in it intended for specially precious possessions, FASItlOiVABLK " H l G J i " -J-KAS. A really substantial afternoon tea is a meal of nineh importance in the country imuse at this time of the year, especially if there are sportsmen to be entered for. Kight royal in a literal sense is the display of viands, incUiding )tot cakes and cold fancy bread of many kinds, jams and honey, ami for those who want more substantial fare still coiil pasties and potted meals. Tea is made of great importance in Ihe Royal F.imily, especially when the Court is in Scotland or at fSandringliam. Many hostesses) (father ttieir puests round the dining-table, or tlie tea is spread m the hall upon a massive round table, and little

O A T I N E is of exceptional value to nil \v!iosc livelihood d e p e n d s largely u p o n their a p p e a r a n c e . T h e r e is n o t h i n g so pleasing as a cheeriul face a n d a bright expression. Unless the skin is healthy this is impossilile, a n d it behoves everyone to d o all in their power to preserve t h e d e l i c a t e texture of t h e skin. 'J'hcrc is o n e remedy for u n h e a l t h y skin OATlNEW e make this slatcrnent without fear of c o n t r a d i c t i o n . O A T I N E is ^ i^kin food. It nourishes t h e sk n a n d quickly restores it to health. I t d o e s what soap c a n n o t d o , it cleans o u t t h e pores, removes grinm a n d blackheads. R u b a little O A T I N E on your faceyou will b e surprised at the a m o u n t of dirt it will bring out. U n l e s s this grime is removed, skin health is impossible.

B e a u t y c a n b e cultivated by t h e
u s e o J O A T I N E , which represents the acme of perfection in skin-u"cuus an{l skin-foods. Its n a m e Js taken from t h e lact that it is prepared froln Oats, t h e medicinal i5ro[)erties of that grain being c o m b i n e d with iin a d m i r a b l e excipient and adjuvant, making an agreeable eream, cleansing a n d beautifying in i's results, a n d p e r m a n e n t l y improving cases which obstinately resist all other modes of treatment. I n t h e adjoining ilhistrations you will see how O A T l N E sliould be used and face massage conducted. Full particulars of diis are eontaintKl in our b o o k entitled " I J c a u t y H i n t s , " which will be sent to all availing themselves of t h e offer below. I t has b e e n generally t h o u g h t that O A T I N E ^s n o t only a pr<>paration for women only, b u t for rich ones at that. N o t h i n g c o u l d be more fallacious. M e n need it equally with women, a n d it is just as m u c h satisfaction to a man as a woman to keep his skin clear and healthy. Again, O A T I N E C R E A M a n d all t h e O A T I N E P R E P A R A T I O N S are most economical in use. T h e y a r e concentrated, and a little goes a long way. Many of our c u s t o m e r s make a 2 / 6 jar of t h e C R E A M last six months, applying it night a n d morning.

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A toQue tar the c.TrJy nuttiran made of black paaiie turned up with white and much plumed beneath an ornament of silver cold.

a boy and another of a girl climbing up the sides to look at the good things stored within. It is hard to resist the fascinations of sweets so charmingly put up.

TO-DAY'S

GOOD

IDEA.

This eharniing iiegUgfc jacket IK made of rasK pink China ,siik, with insertions and ruffles of lace. ones ate arranged here and there for the convenience of scattered guests. WHV NOT COLOURED UMBRELLAS? Several girls, evidently with a keen sense of the artistie, have decided to use red umbrellas of the

If a young child li oUiged to share a bed with an older person, it is a good plan, provided the bed is a large one, to place a pillow or bolster between the two tleepers. This will ensure additional comfort for both, and is a beneficial plan for the child.

KALF-MINUTE PERPLEXITY TALKS.

No. 138.How to Dispose of t h e Vegetable Marrow H a r v e s t .

Preparations
n i l D U U n of this publication may persnnnlly ' " '*^'***' **'^* ^^^ readers teat OATINK CItKAM nud other OATINK PEARATIONS, we have decided to send PRUE to all Keaders answering this advertisement, box containing samples of all the eight Oatine I'rcpara "ler with an interesting book I ssage, showing how the face L I ' L J to remove the blemishes ikli dlllgiire the complexion. Send to-day enclosing 3d. i u s t a m p s t o cover po.stage and packing, and you will receive the box of samples and book by return ol post. n P P E r D U r r t n .

SUMMER
NORMAL

COMFORT.
A NBCESSITY.

WEIGHT

With the coming of (lie hot weather very stout people are more than usually distressed. Their condition is, as a matter of tact, not without its imminent ilangers, on account of the large quantity 'of supettluous fatty tissue with which they are internally burdened, to the detriment of the vital organs. Jn this state they should avoid anything like violent exercise; the fat-laden system will not stand it. There is a simple prescription wliich will be the means of {juickly reducing weight wilhout physical elTort, fasting, or any other strain on the constittition :Una ounce of fluid e.'itract of tHycyrrhiza B . i ' . , one half-oimce of Marinola, one ounce of pure Glycerine iJ.P., and t'oppermmt Witter to make six oimccs in all. Get ymir themist to make up the mixture (or you can easily do it yourself), 'fake two teasiioontiils after each meal and at bedtime. Simple as all this seems, the remedy is absolutely all that you need. You will recover normal weight, your Imibs will regain hrmness and sireiigth, youf waist correct meas'urenmnt, and you will find yourself the picture of health into the b a r g a i n . - ( A d v t . )

THE PROBLEM TO BE FACED. In Older not to waste her vcgplable marrows the thrifty housewife wiU preserve tliem in different ways for her winter-store cupboard. How is she to make tlie be5t of thcni ? SOLUTION OF THE DIFFICUUTV. An excellent m a r r o w j a m can be made from either the ripe or green marrow, a different flavour being obtained in the two cases. Pare the marrow, removing the pith and all seeds, and cut it into neat dice about an inch across. Weigh, allowing for every pound of marrow ^Ib. of loaf sugar, the juice and fmely-shred rind of half a lemon, and ^oz, of the best root ginger, well bruised and cut into small pieces. I'lit the marrow in an enamelled bowl, with a little sugar over it to draw out the juice, and leave it to stand overnight, when a quantity of juice will have run from it. iSoil gently, together with the lemon and ginger (the latter tied in a muslin bag), until tender. Add the remainder of the sugar, bring again to the boil, and let it simmer until the marrow is quite transparent ant! the juice sets when poured on to a cool plate. Remove the bag containing the ginger, and i)our the j a m , while sidi hot, into glass jars. 'J'he preserve should be the colour of pineapple, and quite clear. If the ginger is liked, instead of puttiiig it in a bag, boil it until tender in a little of the juice before adding it to the marrow, as it takes much l o n g e r t o soften.

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"lEPRESSED^TOUrpWLET
T h e h i n g n i d , m i s e r a b l e f e e l i n g f r e q u e n t l y exp e r i e n c e d b y fat folks, eniK-ci.illy tluisc w h o h a v e w e a k e n e d t l t c i n s e l v u s w i t h m i n e r a l a n d o t h e r {Iang c r y i i s l i r n y s , a n d (,'one in for s o m e s t a r v a t i o n s y s t e m , is enoiigli l o ni;tke life u n b e a r a b l e to t l i e m . W h y ilo t h e y t h u s trille w i t h t h e i r c o n s t i t n t i o n s w h e n A n t i p o n c u r e s o b e s i t y p e r m a n e n t l y !iy r e m o v i n g t h e I aiise, vi/,., t h e a p p a r e n t l y r o u t e d c o n st itiitioniil 'li^iiosition to <levehip fatty lisstie to cMcess? W i i h o u t d r u g s or s t a r v a t i o n , A n l i p o n r e d u c e s t h e w e i g h t b y from So/,, to ISlb. w i t h i n a d;iy a n d a n i g h t , a m i t h e d a i l y d c o r e . i s e tliat follows is t h o r o n g h l y s a t i s f a c t o r y ;ind lasting._

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[1) View,of the Zeppelin TIT. directly overhead on the Tempeihofer Feld on Sunday morning. (2) Count Zeppelin. bayonets in readiness for emergency.(Z^uiVy Mirror photographs.) (3) German soldiers with fi.xed

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God forbid ! " And suddenly, withorit the slightest CHARACTERS IN THE STORY. warning, she burst into tears. Flinging herself ROSia.AXD JOSSICLVN, a l.rnuUful woman, im-^hig as round in her chair, so tiiat her back was turned to a ukiow ami U-.-adinn -.i la-liionaliU- life in Parii. la him, she let her head fall into her hands, and ifality she is the wife of K()IJia<T JIYDI':, whn li:,s Wen enntl.-miied to a Hf sen- sobbed a.s if her heiirt would break. So violent, so tence hit iiliirili'i-. .(lis iiinoefnec boliig jiioved, nflor lie almost terrifying was her grief that Strom was There was an accent of has ^<:\-\i'.d seven veais, lie i^ rcloaseil. Di.-covi'riiiK I''-"' g:enuincly alarmed. wife's ildiiLle lite^ hi? leaM's lier. terror, of hopeless despair in the sobs that shook her ; it was like listening to a h)st soul's wailing, ISAROX.STIKJM, fnrncl <.f Roseland's. EICUARD SKVl'NlDt;!':, a diarauiul menhant, aiifl sr,n lo the inconsolable plaint of a soul that has deof [he HKui llydc \va- aei UM-II nf kllUiiR-, llyiie liii. s{endcd to the blackness of hell. been i^ni;)!oj'ei] by Iiiin, but is ^luiiiii.ed to leeeive notiec The man put his hand on her shoulder. for U a])]);xi-ont reason. D " M y dear Roseland, my dear child, pull yourKLIZAEIHTf .Si'AIN (Cind.-rs), a fa^clnatinj; RUI, uhom self together," he nnirmured. " Uon't give way Hyde kiioiv,, She i> the dauf;}itrr of ;in iirlie.-.., and like this. It is terrible. I can't bear it. Forgive is in Ifive with Robeil. Sin: was i-iigaged tn Si-veiiiilfie, me if 1 have hurt you. There was nothing further but she lifoke it nlf. Scveiiid!;(; believi's ,iiie ha^ been from my wish." stolen fioni hhn hy Hyde. But she shook oft" his hand with a violent gesture ; and for several more moments she rocked herself CHAPTER XXV. lo anrl fro in an abandon of agony so wild and unrestrained like imp Showing Victor StFom in a New Light. of his women tliat the man fell tJiat summoningmake servants, fearing she would For a few moiiieiUs Jlrs. Josselyii looked so he- herself ill. Between the jiaroxysms of this awful \vildcrcil lli;it it sciMiicd n* if .slic crmkl hitnlly and inex!)!icabie grief she would' murmur, " I can't believe her ear^. I';vi;ry vesligc of eolimr had left bear i l ! 1 can't bear it! It will drive me mad ! " lier iiice*. As slie looked uii, wide-eyed, the yirlish Strom just caught (he words, meaningless, <and yet contour of her (ull . heeks standiiiH <nd in ^troiiK sounding as if they were torn from a heart that contrail from tlie dark leather al the chair, she could find no comfort this side of the grave. niijjlu have heeii no older than tlie I'riiicess Vera As iicr sobs decreased in violence he left her lier^^elF, a Kr\T.reel>' -ffroun-iii) ffirl, fri^-htened out side and began to pace up and down the room in of her wits by Kome roLif;h unkiTidues.s ihc reason great perlurbatton. Ue had never thought before of whadi she eoiil.i not fathom. that Roscland was hysterical, or that even such an Strom bent n slraii^ie look upon her. Tt was unconvenlional proposal as his eould have caused compounded of manv emotions. 'J'he dominant such a complete breakdown of her usual self-conoiu' seemed to be a kind of fierce self-ridieulc. trol. ft seemed incredible. It faintly disgusted ' Well," he asked, ' have yon iKithing fo say? " him, although, on (he o(her hand, il increased his Mrs. Josscl3n found her voire. It was verv admiration for her, because it told him that she famt. She ,s))oke slowly, earh word weighled willi was capable of even deeper feelings than he had given iier (aedit for. a terrd)le n-proach. '"Oh, \'ictor, how ran I'ou?'' It -seemed ;iges before she quite recovered herself. She sto{id ii]>, tottered, and almost fell. "Are you angry with m e ? " Strom hastened to her side, but she waved hira " Y e s - - o h , no ] me(\n, I don't know. T don't away and held on 10 a chair. Then siie walked understand. "S'ou ;ne laughing at m e . " slowly over to a mirror and looked at herself. ' I was never more serious in my life." She turned away with a>little cry. "'J'hen y<m are insiillinji m e . " " O i l , Victor, I c;ui't go home like this 1 Took " B y asiciiig you to be niy w i f e ? " " Oh, I don't meanT don't know what I mean. at jiie ! Oh, nodon'l ! I couldn't bear you to see me. Oh, dear, what shall f d o ? " T had no ide!i--no notion." She halt turned round, and he caught sight of " Neillier had f until (his moment," he put in. He .5poke gravely, but coldlv. " f t occurred lo her face, h ama/ed him. It was not only swollen nie that it might he a s;ilist[ielory .sobiiion -perhaps aiid red, bill it looked actually distorted. Nothing brought home the violence of that short outburst the only one." " S t i l l , I don't nndersiaml." She spoke help- so plainly. Had he not seen her face, he niight have thotight that, hating tears, like all men, he lessly, like a eliiUl. " I mean that il could be mnniiged, nu' dear had exaggerated a mere crying lit into an orgy of Koselanii," said Sironi, in a business-like tone of despair. But nothing short of an upheaval o! the voiie_. " The eireumslances are very exreplional, sou! eoidd have left stich traces on a woman's face. I believe there is a legal le(hnieatity"lhat could be '('(ime with m e , " he said quickly. " I ' l l take taken a<lviintajfe of about a man deserting his wife )0U to one of the bedrooms. \Ve'll go by niy prifor seven years," vate staircase, so we slian't meet anybody." " liut how cruel I " she ga-ped. ' When Robert A few moments later he showed her into a vast was in prison ! " while hedro<im, and, telling lier that he wouhi " T fell yoii, it Is only a techiiii-alitv ," he went wait on the hmding al the end of the corridor, on, impatiently. ' ' O n e Ihat \ o u could invoke, if ch>sed the door behim! him. you were both of the same m i n d . " It was nearly twenlv minutes before she came 'You mean if Robert wann-d lo be f r e e ? " out. But there wiis Imrtilv' a trace left of her wild " T mean if you both wanted to be free." mood. Women were certainly magicians, he " But I don't. Vietor, 1 don't seem to know thought, if a little cohl water and a powder puff you. Are you trying to prepare nie? I)o vou could hring about Such results, know something about Rolierl? U so, for heaven's lie esc{uleil her 10 the iloor, where she found one sake, tetl me ! " of his motor-cars awaiting her. On t)ie way down" [ know uothing about him," he answered. stairs lie asked lier only one question. " I think it is preposterous ihal vou two pe(i))le, * Will vou tell nie what is the matter, Roselyho arc bolli young, should spoil'tlie rest of your l a u d ? " lives by ren\aining in this impossible position. " Xolhing," she answered, with perfect comTherefore, I offer you a way out of the diiliiulty." posure, [ was iii)-sct. You took me by sur' lint why do \ou ask me lo marre you? " prise. 1 supjiose all women are hysterical." " 15erause T see in ihat also a s(dulion of the lie said (liffirully. I could help >ou to look after the liov. but his lipsno more 101 id thee reached the door, were compressed into a straighl, thin l i e will watil a father some day, even niore than line. he wants one now." At (he door he inuved over her hand. "'Idien you suggest Ihal 1 should keep the "Wlicn inav' I evpecl your a n s w e r ? " he a>,ked, child?" " I have given i l . " " S i n c e you will nol let his falher know of his existence anyliow, it scents t{> ine the besi solu' \ ^ o n ' t you think il o v e r ? " tion. I will mke him to be \ny -.lui. J will give " It's no use." him my niuiie." " T a k e a week, (live me ;tt !eas| lliat Iribuie lo ' ' O h , \'ictor, it's impossible!" my sincerity." " \Miy IS it impossible? Is it any more impos'- It won't make any diO'erence." sible than Ihe life you are living nn'w?" " B u t it can't do any harm. May I come to ' Bui II don't care lor you. Not in that way, ' you for your answer in a w e e k ? " She looked away Irom liirn into the heart of Ihe " I f you like." She held out her hand. His lire. " Y o u II.LVC been ihe best of fiiemls, M u o r lingers closed tightly around hers, but received no answering pressure. It was a woman of .stone lie interrupted her almost roughly. who entered the car and drove avvay. " f am not at all suie lliat f care Jor jou-- in (hat And Slrom was left, gre;itly wondering. way, Koseland, I have never eared for a woman. J'erhaps t never shall." CHAPTER XXVI, " ' I h e n hy do you viani lo marry m e ? " " I have tehl jaiu," tie was silent a inomeni, Richard Sevenidge Is Onco More then stoo]K'd and look one of lier hands in his. Convinced. Ifis voice Wii.s quieter th.in ever. " Besides, I don t know---|>erli:i[is I do i.are lor you. I'erliaps [ Richard Sevenidj;e h;id tiie defects of his qualishouhl when you wi'rc my wde.'' " I t i-i so lujrrilily cold-i>'oo(|ed of vaiu," siie ties, as :ill men have. He was a strong man, with couhl .said, shrinking from him a little ami hiokiug up a strongheman's passions. And heIvlii^abethhate as He lover! Spain with vyonder-lillcd eyes, as il she siuv him for (lie well as liie could love. his nature ; she had aroused with all strength of tirst tune. " I I you are not si;re you even care Ihc deepest feelings of his mature matihood ; it aliout me n<iw, how can }aiu want lo nnirrv t n e ? " -"Becuise I have i ome lo tliu time ol lile when w,is no exaggeralion to say that he wouhl have a man ieels he ouglii lo m;iri'.v, my dear iriemh counted the worhl well lost for love of her. An<l 1 would ralher marry you llroi aii\ other And just [is deeply and as whoie-hearlediv did woman in the world. Von laivc all the ('iualilie< he liile Robert Hyrle, the man whom, rightiv or I a--k for." >'ymu;ly, he suspected of having come between' " B u t you despite me, \'iclor ! In voiir liearl Cinders and himself. 'Ihere were no half measures about Riihard Sevenidge. H e h.ad no doubts, rn\i\ you des[iise me 1 know it." " S a y , ralher, that 1 know 3-011," he put in, wiiti he gave Koberl the benefit of none. Nor was there any iiesitation about him. As soon as he had rea little smile, '"Oh, how brulid you a r e ! 1 iiardly know you ceived the iiiformation about Elizabeth's friendship with Robert Irom Paula Spain he had determined to-da)', Vieior. Ymi frighlen me." 'Don't call me hriilal, my dear." he added. to sweep the man from his path. Therefore he harl dismhssed him from his service, and made up his more g e a l l y . '- Is it noi better tor a man to i:now mind, into Ihe bargain, that, if he eould prcven.t the vvursl ol ihe vvorn.m he marries.-'" his ihiing so, Robert Hyile should not obtain any ^ " ISut y o i i don't - - y o u don't ! ( H i . M r * or oh lucrative employment in (he future. That w.is the \ i c t o r , the worst o i me - \ ou dun't k n o w (Ii.U ! JMst step. But il atiy withers were necessary he was (Ttanshuiou, dianiaiie, and all .iibfi rjijlus iccuicd. ijiiiie prc))are,l to take tliem, toiiyiiyUt U.ti.A.. ia09,) ( C o n t i n u e d o n pagfo 1 3 . )

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I'AKis. M o n d a y . - - T h e sixth I n t e r n a t i o n a l T r . i i e Twcnly-tive ;!, C u i ' T i i A L L - i R i u n y G s , V.A'. T h e will of i h e l a t e M r . C h a r l e s W i l s o n , p r o d u c e r U n i o n C o n f e r e n c e m e t h e r e to-ilay, d c l e g a i e s w e r e p r e s e n t , r e p r e s e n t i n g tlie n a t i t m a l KviiieiiLC o l ( h e w u n i n j ; [ ilic h o l i d a y ^ t a s c n of " T h e G e i s h a '' a n d " T h e G r e e k S l a v e " a t D a l y ' s T h e a t r e , a n d of v a r i o u s b a l l e t s a t t h e F n i - f e d e r a t i o n s of n i n e t e e n c o u n t r i e s , - - R e n t e r . ivaa alforijed in ilie S t o c k J''M.li:ini!c y e s t c r d s i y b y s.omc, (hoiigli n o t m i u h , iniiirnvciiit^nl iii Ijiisinoss. iiivc, w a s p r o v e d y e s t e r d a y at <l;Vfl llis. g r o s s . B e f o r e t h e o p e n i n g of t h e c o n f e r e n c e of t h e I n s t i ' t h i s p r o d i n e d a s i i g l u ;;fiiciid i n i p i o v c m c i U in t u t e of . l o n r n a l i s t s a t I ' l y r i i o u t h y e s t e r d a y , t h e d e l e O w i n g t o t h e a b a m i o n m e n t of t h e i r a n n u a l exjjrices. T h o o n l y ^Uilstandinjj ( c n t u i e s , l i o w j v c r , r u r s i o n , t h e c h u r c h choirS' n u n i l ) e r i n g e i g h t y p e r - g a t e s w e r e w e l c o m e d b y t h e m a y o r , M r . S p e n d e r , w e r e Luiotlier s p u r t in ( d o h o a i \ d I M u t n i x slKir(?s, a sons- of S t . M a r t i n ' s a n d S i . S a v i o u r ' . ; c h u r c h e s , h i m s e l f a j o u r n a l i s t . c o n t i n u e d r i s e in I'elvins a n d Sh:iiisis, :ind t h e i!sii;il l a l k e , near -Stoke-on-Trent, have gone o n strike. T h e R o y a l B e r k s I I o s ] n t a ] h a s , it wa,- a n n o u n c e d w i d e ill i d iia I ions in t h e .'\ irierican m a r U c t . y e s t e r d a y a t a m e e t i n g of t h e e x e c u t i v e c ( n n m i t t e e D e s p i t e ilie faet t h a t \ i i ; n n a Heeured p r a c l i c a l l y _ D u r i n g a d i s j d a y of a n i m a t e d p i c t u r e s Inst n i g h t at R e a i l i n g , b e n e f i t e d t o t h e e x t e n t of J:;;i,llOlJ from {lis t h e g o h l a v a i l a l i l e in tlie (ijien m a r k o l . ;mu)niit- lu t h e c<uirse oi t h e p e r f o r m a n c e at t h e M i d d l e s e x i h e p r o c e e d s of t h e r e c e n t f e t e . ing l o o>er ;i, milliun ';triiiii!;i tlie diseoiuit r ; d e i n M u s i c f l a i l , D n i r y d a n e , a film c a u g h t lire i n t h e I-.arge n u m b e r s of L o n d o n h o p - p i c k e r s h a v e I . o n d j a y d S t r e e t w a s lower, b e i n g weijjUed d o w n o p e r a t o r s IKIX, a n d t w o o p e r a t o r s r e c e i v e d b u r n s . b y tlic s n p e r l h i i t y of n i o i i r y . 'J'he q i i n t a l i o n ( o r T h e c o m e d i a n w h o w a s s i n g i n g c o n t i n u e d his p e r - a l r e a d y m a d e their w a y l o B a n s t c a d a n d (}ther ime. t h r e e inontii.'i' p a p e r wa;; b y n o j n e a n s h t i o n g t o r u i a n c c , a m i ilie o u t b r e a k (va.s extinguislieil w i t h - c e n t r e s in K e n t , for t h e h o p p i n g s e a s o n , whicli i s ai 1,'.- p e r c e n t . , w l i d e t w o m o n t h s ' bills w e r e r.o o u t p a n i c . expected to eornmcnce on T h u r s d a y next. b e U f r ' h i n t I {^^- per e e n l . L o a n a b l e f u n d s w e r e s u p c i a l n i a d a n l , a n d b o r r o w e r s e o v e r c d (licir r e q n i r e n i e n l s o ! overnl^dit l o a n s al I t o H p e r c e n t , , w e e k l y f'i>.lures b e i i i y arraiu^'cd at 1 p e r c e n t . MR. J . T. JONES ADDRESSES FOOTBALLERS AT MANCHESTER. Tn ilic g i U - e d ; : c d m a r k e l d e a l e r s iiail llie m o n t h l y eltlemetit t o a r r a n g e a n d bidb^ ol" (:ons<i],s \vere a b l e to c o n t i n u e tlicir cuinTniinicnls on v c i y c h e a p l e r n i s , t h e e<)n(nii;;u r a t e opeiiin;,' a t l i to li, p e r cent., a n d s u b s e q u e n t l y easing oil to a m e r e I J p e r ecnf. T h e m a k i n ; ^ i i p p r i c e wa.s H4{, b u t t h e q u o latiini l i a r d e n e d u]) l o lite e x t e n t of a s i x t e e n til in t h e afteriKum a n d closed a t Hi^'^ for c a s h a n d Bli'i fur t h e O c U i b e r a c c o u n t . OliKAT IViO.'STJIlJNS ANIJ > J S I I G U A li I>.

MAKii':\nAii, M o n d a y , T h e K i n g t o o k his usii.d cortsiilnticnral " o n t h e K r c u / . b r u n n e r p r o m e n a d e this m o r n i n g , a n d l u n c h e d a l t h e C a f e K g e r l a c m i e r . -Renter.

A'ir-i-nKT.\ I B . C . ) , ^ T o n d a y . f^arl G r e v , t h e I K i v e r n o r - G e n e r a l , a r r i v e d h e r e f r o m K l o n d i k e loday, - K e n t e r .

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W o m a n Killed by Wasp and T h r e e Dogs by Swarm of Bees.

T w o n e s i s of w a s | ) s a l l a c k c d s o m e hives a t R o b e r t s b r i d g e (Sussex) y e s t e r d a y a n d d r o \ e t h e b e e s ( m l . T h e a n g r y b e e s s c t l l e d on t h r e e d o g s a n d killcil i h e m . S t u n g o n t h e foot b y a w ;s]); M r s . K e r r i d g e , wife of M r . A . T . K c r r i d g e , Cre.ii Che.-.terfurd, Ivise.v, s o o n a f t e r w a r d s collai>scd, l l e i lips t u r n e d b k i c k a n d slie e x p i r e d .

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3. H . M . S . Montagu on the rocks at Lundy Island, 4. Finish of the Derby, 1909. - 5. Mr, Wilbur Wright flying In one of his aeroplanes. 6. Beatification of Joan of Arc in St. Peter's, at R o m e . 7. State opening of Parliament, 1909, by the KingProcession through the streets. 5. M . Louis Bii^riot starting on his cross-Channel flight. 9. Tiie landing of M . Loui.s BMriot at Dover after crossing the Channel. 10. T h e flight that failed. M . L a t h a m ' s monoplane, in the sea off Dover.

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T H E CHANNEL.

I'urciiasers can easily have (he pictures mounted and framed locally, when they wil! adorn the walls of any room, and be sources of joy for many a long year. Collotyiie reproductions of this quality are practic;!lly im|!erishal)le. Thi-ee remarkLibIc jihotographs have just been added to " T h e Daily Mirror " Beaiitiftil Picture Stoics: (8) M. Louis BMriot starting on his cross-C'hanne! flight. (9) T h e landing of M. Louis Blcriot at Dover afler crossing the Channel, (10) M . Latham's monoplane in the sea off Dover. These ]jhotographs, taken by " T h e Daily M i r r o r " spt'cial photographers, are of great historical interest, and will be of cxjiisiderable value in years to come. In the first i)iclure we sec M. Latham'.i unfortunate fall into the sea just as he was comijleting his flight. Tlie second [lieture, showing the landing of M. Bit^riot at Dover, is one that thrills. Order your copies of these photographs early before they are sold out.

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August 31, 1909

BRUSSELETTE Reversible

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