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Boys’ Race and 2 Mile Handicap Race -~ Second Abegweits Lose the Hockey Match and Are Out of theflntermediate Trophy Competition.

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The events in Hillsboro rink last

evening were well patronized by a crowd of enthusiastic lovers of the sports. The 2nd Victorias and 2nd Abegweits had baeu advertised to meet in battle array to contest for the Intermediate Trophy and Mr. Fred Scott of Moncton was to skate n match race with Mr. Art Gaudet ‘of this city. And besides these there were other races. -

Scott won the junior championship of

Canada at the Quebec Carnival in 1896; defeated on two occasions Midget Higgins, who met such a sad death in

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St. John last year; defeated both Hig- gins and Harrison in 1895 and 1896for the junior chaiizpiomh p of the mari- time pcovinces; titffaioil McPherson of Springhill last jear, :ii;d 'was selected along with Merritt, ot' S-:_ John. and 1 Davidson of Moncton, to skate rt relay race against J. lil i\icCuilough, worlds champion, when he raced in Moncton. and on that occasion in the large riulr :it Moncton, which is 12 laps to the mile, made the fastest mile scored against McCullough. viz., '_2.55. He was also a contestant in the worlds champxonship races, on the M. A. A. grounds. Montreal,t_'in February,l897, and out of sixteen skaters secured fourth place.

Art. Gaudet is the champion skater

of P. E. Island. This is his fourth winter in skating. In 1895 he won the 1 mile and 3 mile amateur champion- ships of this province, and in 1896 he secured the half mile, 2 mile and 5 mile championship i. In 1897 he retained the championship for the half mile, 1 mile and 3 mile races. Considering all this, an evening of enjoyment was warranted and this is what each one received.

The first. event was

Tan .1 Min: is-tors’ n.ioi'-;. ` .

The starters were Malcolm Stewart, Lewis Large, `J. Gaudet and J. Mc- Mchean. The start was given at 8.20 and in the following order they skated at lair speed, Large, McLean. Gaudet, and Stewart. Alter three laps McLean took the leall fillowed by Stewart. Then :ifter two more lzipi. Slewait went ahead and kept it -to the tiuish,

fourth. In the second last l-ip McLean received a fall. Time 3 4.6¢.

Hooks! MATCH.

The hockev mitch was now called on

and at 8.45 o’clock the teams lined up as follows :- 2Ni>. vicronnis 2>tD. ABEGWEITS W Davison oal J” R Darke

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& J tween the 2nd Victoiias and tho Sr.

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Gaudel Wins Match Race?

P0Wd9f From Scott.

Made from pure ' "”""` cream of tartar _Malcolm Stewart Wins

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oo.,»¢vvoq_ fore the next goal was made and when

The first half was a little slow, which created some dissatisfaction, but after being wellunderway, everything went on smoothly. The play was free from any ill maunerly conduct and both teams acted friendly throughout.

upon as the better players and their passing and run--making received favor- able coinment. Mabon showed skill and his quick and effective playing was worthy of special mention. W.I~`.Collings » too as well as Leigh were always re dy to piss the puck and the defence was

excellent.

fence but their rushing was not so creditable. -‘ '.[‘hey proved able op- ponents however, and their strength was keenly felt.

siasm but those who watched the game found it interesting as well as at times amusing

of the hockey match, the match mace between Scott of Moncton and Gan et _- - - - of Charlottetown was called on and M"‘“"'5 lfwe “me” on Winch Str this was awaited with anxiety. Char- Wilfrid desires to have the adyice of h-S lottetownlooked to Gaudet to still, hold c011t,,gu,,5 before definitely signing an his honors but the result was feared by ao.w__uM;t for a uea¢y_ many for his opponent was hard to ° _ beat. '

of the rink and when the

lead. (Joining on the third lap Scott f

or than what he had been used to, this causing his upset, and by this he lost nearly a quarter of a lap In this p ‘- sition tuev kept for a. snort time, bu

n. an had Scott not fallen

Large °ec°°d' Gaudet third’ McLean 4'; hipcliztliiclerrecseiingd event would have _

been realized. As it is, Gaudet is the '_'-L* \ winner, and has added to his laurelsby -=-

holding the championship and defeating

one of the best men in 'the Maritime ~

Provinces. The time was 3.281, mak-

ing a record for the rink. __

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Na sooner had the refe‘c-e blown his Y

whistle than the 2nd \`.otoriiis and ‘- 1 " l | f 2nd Abcgweitsmade a great rush after

the puck andthe fight at first was at little rough, but as time passed the

minutes elapsed when Ftirquharson made the first goal for the Vics. The l puck was driven alternately from one__ end of the rink to the other in quick suc- cession and ina few minutes McQuxllan scored for the Abbies, in a scrimmage. Leigh next scored for the Vics and this was followed by another by Farq-.1- harson. Half time was sounded at 9. 18 and the score stood Victorian, 3; Abegweits, 1.,

In the second half which began at 9.

45, the first goal was made by W F. Collings for the Vice. and soon Mahon

shot another for this team. There was a good deal of playing .be-

near the hnish the second score forthe Abbies was made accidentally by Lsigh. This left the score as follows: Victorian, 5; Anegweiis, 2. This game was finished at 10.10.

The Vics. were generally looked

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play got more systematic and about five of Min_

isters to U. S.

Semlin Government in B- ¢. Defeated - Quebec’e Fin-

ancial Statement and Debt-Tickets Nominated

in N. B.-Baptist Mission to Doukobors-Old Groom and Young Bride. '

OTTAWA, Feb. 3.__(Spacial)-Hon.

Messrs. Mills, Blair Fielding. Borden and Sifton left today hurriedly for New York, and it is understood 'will go on

Washington for ii special meeting

with Sir Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Louis _ Davies and Sir Richard Cartwright now

there in connection with the projected treaty.

The Abbies put up a first-rate de-

There was not a great deal of enthu--

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Umpires’ Dan McLeod, for the Abbies, -_,,_-'/ ,/ and Charles Roy. for the Vies. Timer, \ .

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SIR L. ll. DAVIES.

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was brought on after the last halt of ihe‘ _

25th round they were hunched and com- `

th tu n Scott tio had dur-

The race was won by Stewart, llc

fourth. Time 7.39. A mile consisted of 18 laps. ~

There were no accidents during the

The late hour in calling the hockey

match ou was not too pleasing to the spectators. _

The next hockey mitch for the Inter-

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com¢sfromu|ing5\¢l’Pl’i5°5°*P onthcclotheaonwashdam The “surpria¢”wayofwaahing8fV°*l" linatmullswithcasywork. You whowashtryit. -

lp Vancocvan, Feb. 3.-(Speo§a,i)_ The bye-election in Victoria on Thurs- day resulted 'in the return ot the three opposition candidates and this is consid- ered to be the death blow of Martinism in British Columbia.

Since the recent altercation between

Attorney General Martin and an op- position member in the lobby ten days ago there has been much excitement, and the threat to reduce the represent- ation of Victoria and possibly to remove the capital to Vancouver on the main. land no doubt contributed to the re- sult. '

Fnnnitirrcrou, rob. 3-The govern-

ment ticket nominated hero' yesterday is S. T. Whitehead, F. P. Thomson, A. Gibson, J. R. J. Campbell. Gibson is the sou of the lumber and railway kinv. '

STxoKviLr.in, Feb. 3-The Westmore-

land Conservative’s convention yester- day nominated as opposition candidates, Fred Sumner, Moncton, with William S Humphrey, Humphrey’s Mills; O. M. _Melanson, Shediac, -and Frank G.Blaok, Sackville, as their tickets. Black is a son of Joseph Black, and son-in-law of Senator Wood. _

S1". JOHN, Feb. 3.-The Liberal Con-

servative convention yesterdav nomi- nated Stockton, Shaw, _ Alward and Lockhart as opposition candidates for this city. These were the members in

the late House. '

Toitouro, Feb. 3-The Bap ists will probably be the first of the denomina- 1

tional bodies to take up the question of ‘ lrnissionarics among the uewiy arrived l)oukhobors» A meeting of the western l mission board has been called, to be

,~hel.d._hero:rEeb. 13,. at,whicli._x.l;e,,i_nat1e;'_,f, is to be considered.

H.ii.ir.ix, Feb. 3-Capt. Bloomfield

Douglas, R. N. R., who sat as associate judge 'with Capt. Smith in the late; Bourgogne investigation, has been mar- ried to Miss Maud McDonald. The _ groom is 76 years old, and the bride 22.

_ THE WEATHER.

WAsHrNoToN. Feb. 3-(Special)-

Rain, then colder, fresh to brisk easter- ly winds, becoming northerly.

GHICAGU MARKETS,

Chrono. February 4.- [Spocis.1]-

The following are the closing rates :-

Feb. wheat,--; corn,36§; oats. 27l;

pork, 10.00. ` May wheot,73l; corn, 375 ; oats, 28i; _ pork, 10.20. 1 July wnoai,7i§;<=0rn. 37% ; G2ts.26l; pork ---.

LoNDoN.Feb 3-Lord Hallam Tenny-_

sgn, 50|) of the 18318 Alfred T€DDy50nv i the poet laureate, has been appointed governor of South Australia. J

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ptllllljnls low you Img t C'FM(l"hars°n McQum°‘° scraich on"one side ol the rink and cial statementand estiinateslfor thelcom-

trlal A L*-‘Hgh (F01-Wa,-d3)J §c(§:il;;’;°°° Malcolm olowart, J. McLean and L. mg year Wereiald before me jeg-151211-

H MMa.hou _ h d <1 i t- W. Floolliorrs Han-v Jenkins _ £“(§“2fl° 111122 tlvgpzaftz uliéifp trite: 21,8 “P0 Yesterday- Tlgeolfftill 1210613; 1;? |fyiI;r|]i;|I1ii;i§:r;;.s:§_Eo.M. summon. 1 ` rounds Gaudet, who led, and Scott Year _"Ver" $33 *O5* QUE _t $213 _‘Overcoming the W0rld_»»

. T0. . made a slight advance while the three nenditurer $l.449. 0- 0 C1 r' His Brothefs Keeper,”

others took turn about pacing.- On the 030. _ _ . . .,. 1, 17th lap Large tell and got behind. The necdsbmot the province is $25. The Ci-uoifixiorqi o;°Ph1 llrgsbfeflg-

T Z & It was then Stewart and McLean, 830.523. _ "R0b6f'ff Hardy: ve” “sf

ing the 34_ r . w ` _ T' i “T.ie Red p » s _ _ing the lore part of the race kept close _-f - full Hill” Wlli. lildlh

f _ behind Gaudet, made a dive forward Any of these 3091;; (paper edition.)

lists ;;rl;;\i;¢faqt Food. _ l . . ° . . and shot ahead, gaming several yards; \ J mailed for ""3 put Hua un” M-

Breakfast Homlng Lean,eecond; Gaudet 3rd and Large' \ ‘dn Send 6 of any of the

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g"0ull(l O£l.l3II168.l, .gpgptssou were Judges in the racing __ davgag; 5) inltsrgéxe these splendid

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Gaudet and Scott andthen Large. At the “ - ____-f _ 9Riohard Bruw _

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New Yoax,Feb3 _-(Special)A strong

effort is being made in Cuba lo bring about annexation to the United States.

Many iiltluential Cubans and Span-

iards favo annexation.

Nomrorx, Feb 8.-(Special)-»-VI-.

C. F. Grlelnwood joweller. bil md! an iittida 't that he often our llt. Maybrick, husband of Htl Ntyllikk now in an English prison for poilolilf him, take large arsenic pills.

~M.yiIi.k," .mi ci-mwooa, -who

of these ould kill you.”

Amor ‘is no at-og im iam-rox is

gllogod li vo und in poisoning husband, portion of which was found in bil emains. At H10 (fill CIO defence _s that Meybrick died IMI the resu! of an over dose token 'bf

himself. , _

V Pri~i-siiiiro, Feb. 3 -°(3P°°\*l)-*_ Four pe ons driving were struck bf 3 1 train and lkillod and two others fatally

injured. l

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an _r_¢l' A Grande "MW 9

train,

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CUBAN ANEXllllill

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