. and as cool as cucumbers in the air.

The London Telegraph 3”; ;my whether they would be boys or girls I

.way of avoiding accidents. if' '-

5 vingt flew for llfty-three m _ Z' Mourmelon, and now Mile. Duttieu i’ has snatched the record from hr,&_;hy_': _I fl in for one hour and nine minutes

young women, lively on the gi°o_\_i'i_i'd,__

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i., . » .- \.»'.'.~r

FLIGHTS OF WOMEN.

f There is u. rem'orkable comD.°¢lI-len

in France just now hetvmen thq`far .flying champions of France, Mile. ‘ Dutrieu and Mile. Marvlngt. Mile. V Helene Dutrieu flies at Eta,pes, and ' Mile. Marvingt at Mourmelon. 1 -‘ The latter is a pupil of M. Lath-

am, the former is a pupil of M. Hen-

; ri Farman. Not long ago

_ Y E ` at Etampes. Both are handsome

aeroplanes as if they were N135. , -it IS Very certain that there would nmbuismr.. and have ii muse _ ~.l=_s 1i° girls go su, fer, winie the coin-

They knoiv nothing about the mo-

tors, and want to know nothing. One of them was told not to touch

a feed-pipe when in the air. She did, grace, and even her m0ti1cr is ssham_

'_ 'touch it, however, because she fog" ,gd to pet her.. - .1

got. and the machine cams-' dowin'1' When e_. bo ' _.hor the neighbors _

hang" {O,.=_»$ $,_3&ir ,m..“___e by Earl, of Suffolk _niariued

‘ ' - \" - - Miss Daisy Leiter, of

Chicago . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .L.

Fifty Marquis of Anglesey

(late) married Miss King of Grnrgia., “

Marquis of Dufferin mid

Ava married Miss Davies of New York . . . . . . . . . ... “

Earl of Essex mnrried

Miss Adcla Grant, of New York ................... ._ “

Earl of Oxford inni'rie"il

Miss Louise Corbin, of N-cw York ................... .. "

Lord Malcolm of Poltal-

loch (late) married Mrs. ‘Gardner L-istc!‘...... "

gently. knowing. as it were, that the' intention was harmless. Both of

' thnm are competing for the Coupe ' Femina, which is a prize offered

M. Pierre Laiiite for the best flight of a feminine pilot before the end of

this year' "\h0“'€V€l‘. they take no notice of her

When Mile. Marvingt achieved her.

_ I.._ G. Jarvis, late of the Guelph .Agricultural College, will deliver 3 lecture (under the auspices of the P. E. Island Poultry Assnciatiopy in Kindergarten l-lall on Tuesday even- ing, Jnn. 3rd, at 8 p_ m,

Lieut. Governor Rogers will pre-

side.

Subject: From Egg to Show Room,

Selection of Stock, Care of Poultry Houses, etc. '

The public are cordially invited to

attend.

' The show takes place next week.

12-28\vl`st‘idr4i.

REMOVED

We have__re-

_ moved from 120

Euston Street

~ to i8o Queen'

-' _»-fu, l St. to stables ,f_~,,_*_ .f;.____._'»»."_*-_ iormerl y oc- cupied by Fred. Cameron, trainer These stables are situated between the tailoring establishments of John: T. McKenzie and James Callaghan, most convenient to everybody, large and roomy, having in connec- tion eight large stalls, where horses can be tied in perfect safety. VI/c will be pleased to meet all our old and new customers with better ac- commodations and facilties than ev- er for first class work.Thanking one and all_ for their past patronagel take this opportunity of soliciting a continuance of same __ __

J. A. HENDERSON,

Horse Shoer.

lean dollars, the Radical papers are l

record at Mourmolon, Mile. Dutrlen ,was piqued at Etampes. A pupil of Farman, she pridni herself that she could do as well as n pupil of Lnth~| am. Despite a breeze, she went up land flew till it became too dark to seo. She covered a distance of about thirty-eight miles round a four-miie course. For the present, therefore, she is

entitled to the Coupe Femina; but Mile; Marvingt is getting ready to ily one better at Mourmelon, under the direction of M. Latham.

WHERE GIRLS ARE UNPOPULAR.

If babies born in India could choose

ing of»..a ffman child” i1`wsleom`ei1» _with delight and looked upon as a Zreat.{10l10f-, I-hat ofhls Door. iittle_ sister is felt to ibe almost a dis-

niaking strang soiindsi gi a big* shell, which serves them for a bell, and brings him glittering trinkets and many small nlcc oritriiiing coins. If the new arrival be a girl,

at all, and ln days gone by the poor little inlte was often thrown into thc Ganges.

Hindoo mothers believe in many

strange gods, and one of these i-s Shasthi, whom they call the child- ren's goddess. When a baby is six days old its parents make , offerings to her, imploring that she will take it under her protection. Then they place beside it a pen and ink, with a piece of gold or silver and various other gifts. This done, they leave the baby alone for a while, for they fancy that now the god of fate will come into the room and write on its forehead all that will happen to it in after life.

AMERICAN DOLLARS

' IN ENGLAND.

In order to show how little objec-

tion Unionlsts really have to Ameri-

' s'rnANoi.En IN Pains.

Some laborers going to work at

Theix, Paris, the other morning, were stattled to find in the street the partly carbonized corpse of woman. A match-box and a bottle which contained petroleum were found by the body. -

As the poor creature’s watch and

purse had not been taken the police 'nt first thought that she had com-

$10,000,000

3,000,000

10,000,000

2,000,000

1,000,000

500,000

5,000,000

amount not stated

publishing the following list of Unionist peers who within recent

NEW YORK I"l.\`II ADS.

years have married American heiress- es, and estimates of the cowrles of thoie brides’

Duke of Marlborough Kar-

Grand Trunk Railway System.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW. YEAR'S

HOLIDAYS.-Round' trip tickets win be issued between all points in Can- ada, also Massena Springs, N. Y., Rouses Pt. N. Y., Island Pond, Vt.,

and intermediate stations at

SINGLE FIRST CLASS FARE -

going Dec. 31st, 1910, and_Jan. 1 and 2, 1911. Return limit Jan. 3,1911. FIRST CLi@S FARE & ONE-THIRD Going Dec( 21, 1910, to Jan. 2,1911, inclusive. Return limit, Jan. 4, 1911.

For tickets and full information ap-

ply to

"""A';E.' MARQUETTE, S.P.A., King Edward Hotel, Halifax, N.S.

Or to J. QUINLAN, D.P.A.,

is-Idrtf

12-lfldrtf. Montreal, Que.

WARNER o

Wholesale Commission Dealers in Fresh Fish, Clame. Smells &, Eels. Prompt Returns. Larle shipments needed.

29 Fulton Market, New York.

J. C. ELLIS. Rep.

Uonsiznmsnts Soiicitad.'Prornpt Returns

J h D I U

(Incorporated)

|07 Fulton Market

-New York

Wholesale Commission

Fish Dealers. F I S II

Basa,SmeIfsi\nd EeIs,SpeciaIfieii

All correspondence promptly answered.

Stencils sent on application.

S.B.WlLEY & SUNS

Boston, Mass , Transfer ,Agents. References, Greenwich Bank or any

~ \ I .

NEW YORK FIS" AUS. wholesale Fish house in the United

F _ states. ii-irirwiaw.

PRANKARD

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_ - L Boston Fish Ads.

Established _ |888

'Joseph A. Rich & Co.

|84 Atlantic Ave.

Boston, Mass.

handle SMELTS and EELS on Commission

make returns with check every day and'

1 lil.. ,_, .

solicit your shipments to Boston.

hhosohro Brothers Wholesale Coniniision Dealers-and

Shippers

_ Fresh Fish

Snielts, Eels, Lobsters and Frogs are Specialties.

No, lFulton Fish Market New York

Consignments solicited

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ymitted suicide, but nn. examination of the body at the morgue revealed that sho had previously been strang- led. There was no difilcuity in trac- ing her identity, as in a pocket-book was a papqr with her name, Anna Knoll, her age (thirty-four), and mention of the fact that she was born in l3a.varla,. and was a govonr css.

An officer in whose family she had

been employed as nursery-maid, hav- ing heard of this sad affair, went to, the Prefecture of Police, and stated that she had been looking after his children from the month of June un- til the previous week, when she left to take another place. His soldier- snrvnnl; carried lier trunk down to the street door, and she drove _oil in a cab that had brought. the cai$_'.ain's sister to the house, which is situated in the Rue de Vnugirard. _

As the young woman could not

speak French, she iiandeda paper with the address to which she wished to he conveyed to the driver, who read it aloud before lic started.” 'The oiliccr’s wife says that she was very sorry to lose thc nursery-maid, and had done all she could to dissuade hcr from leaving.

Efforts are being mrule to discover

the cabnian, ns the nursery-maid was never seen at the nddrcss which she had given on strirting. Pending the result of the iuvosti~:ution which lin:-i hrrfi instituted, it is thought; that

the spot 'where it \-as f0L\H‘1. Und ,there burnt. ‘ _ ,‘ .The affair is all the m0l‘e mYBt°l" ious as Annu Knoll had no acquain- tances in Paris, and was extremely

'steady.

Honsn rounn 'ro TAM:

usooiin rriar wou1.p MAKE » Hiivi r.fis'rss'i‘ in wo-iinn.

The hoard of review of the Nation-

al Trotting Association of New York hnd a busy time finishing up the odds and ends of turf disputes and render- ing a decision . in a l><¢Cl1liHl` C850 which was liriillght Ilef0l‘e lt. Tile] question was not easy to decide, as, it seemed iinpossililc to make a law without being unfair in some instan- ces. ‘ Ii ii drivcr inadvertently drives a horse which prnics to be u "1'il\_l<€\"»"

"though llhodes was comp1ef»'0lY 01011-F

cvcii if he is ordtrcd td do so bythe jiitlgrs, he is guilty of collusion. F91* iii;-iiaincc, sonic time lust season .JJ M. Lloslcne, of llilyton, Ohio, und. George A. Allen, or (liiiciiiiinti, en-| tcriwl and rnved ri ii-u\'0 nauicii i‘\‘IHl`Y D., at l'lill:;_i:i-o\'e null Woonsocklrt, Il. [,, with (`n"l Taylor, of Dayton, Uh=.i,- ns tlwii' trainer. ln hcr first i'ni.~i~_ the niurr woii tivo heats, but thc jii<l_i:<.‘.; tlioiiclit she could do better tiimi that, :ind tlicy iirilcieil W. L._ lilimc-s, of Uiittciiliiirg, N. J., to drive hor, \\lii<‘li lic did without nnyi

the unfortunate ivoinnvi must have

corirse conveyed during* thc night 1.

I»c;':..'|- results.

-gr-will i\iu|\1~_\' but Wlwii .=.i_ i'0.'i|~~

Allentown, linn Rnodcs drove her to victory twice. _.Then it was learn-. eo that Mai-y D. was none of-lwr_ than Little Mustard (2.13}), and al-|

eruizeil yesterday, in the absence of the Uiilo aggregation he is called up- on to return the $370 which was won, for redistribution. Rhodes has promised to come forward with the amount, and the real culprits were suspended.

The judges who placed Bee Allert-

on at Imperial, l’eiin., after her driv- er had finished the race on her hack instead of in the sulky, were not up- held by the hoard of review. 'liie mni'e’s harness broke in tho third heat after she had won the first. two-_ and shc was- distanced, but after' pinciiig her the judges called off' the race on account of. darkness. This* gave the marc first moneyfbut when 'l‘. A. Mills, lt. H. Srnith and W. J. 0’Neiil lodged a protest the board decided tliat`tlie accident was duo to faulty cuiiipiuents und that the purse must be returned for proper distri-

bution aiiioiig the rightful winners.

When Owning Boy- trotted three-

qunrtcrs of xi. niiic in 1.48 at Coni- hiuntion l'ni'k track he took a record for one miie under the rnles,`whicli bnrs film from all classes save frec- for-nlls uud possibly races with Uh-

luu, thc lliii'\‘cster and their kind.

U J i\'lr(lovern of West Lynn,

. _ . _ _ . ___________ ;!”_._,_,-,_____E_____ ____ ________ _ __ __ L .__ ... _ -. ----=- -~- ~-_----*“"" ' ' ' _ a '- ' ‘_<*."'°r"‘ "ri

__ '. __= . _ _. _______g-gsm. _- f f "' 1°' ` .. ` 7* " -. ` has had l¥"°“t"°s° Q'_¥"§t.`l_‘ll9n hlm_

rled Miss Consuelo Vau- derhiit ............... Eighth Duke of Marlbor- ough (iate) married Mrs. Lillian Hamiiiersley, 0( New York..: . . . . . . . . . . . . ... Duke of Roxburghe mar-

ried Miss May Hoelet of Né'w York .... .. Duke of Manchester mar- ried Miss Zimmerman...

Eighth Duke of Manches- ~ ter (late) married Miss Consuelo _Yznaga...

Earl of Craven married

Miss Bradley Martin, of New York... ..!.:.'

Earl of Stailo"i~d (late)

married Mrs.;'Cora Col- gate...` . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ...

Earl of Donougiiniorrl mur- ried Miss Grace, of New

»Y0!`k...... . . . . . . . . . . .. _

Lord Curzon married Mi.-s Mary Leiter, of Chiciigo

i-IW KU°“l?!l°3¥ °f »°\!ll.l¥IE"d hom, which if not the fastest _in tim worm has the fastest record .ln the world Mr. McGovern begged to he deprived of the honor, and has no .higher “__ bition than starting Owning Boy in a nice slow class, but the authorities were forced to honor him, as the prescribed rules of the turf are that a horse racing over a distance of more than_half a mile takesarecord for the next distance, or one mile Ai me one driver or ui., ,..`,\,,

horse, who insists on pulling him and making it look as though the fault lies with those 'who cam-e down iliezul of him, has met hisjngt dc_ serts. At Rockville, Coi_in,, on 3ep_ tember 24, three drivers ufere mfed for ,scoring ahead of the pole iioise "i‘he start-cr came before the board yesterday and assented that the

favélt lay ivlth the pole horse, and as Ui lL\d§I!5‘. _*$331 *.,.t`ills Elie edict WS mnmveil fro ., Wffllle drivers.

When Stevens Sweet, of pl-(wi.

dence, ref,use_d,_to____accept ~$1_3on for the injury- done to his marc, Maine 0., he made al lot of trouble for him. seif.' Ho' brouglit the case before thc courts, and when the <1-cfondnnt had the marc brought into the court room she was identified as an old ex. polled "ringer," Lary Nelson, 2_14i_ and Sweet lost his case. This was not all, for Sweet was expelled under rule 48, which forbids any miscou. duct, frndulent in its nature nnd in.

been mumumd in Paris I and md* M' “’UUW;`wk“" Mary [.)l.\.Wn “lucid llliiss., -will find overnight that lic-juriiuis to tiie~churactci~ of the turf.

I , New York

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S B~ WILEY 41 SONS. .B°=l°“» “H” 23 F lion Fish Market New York

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' f Wholesale Coniinission l"`isliHDealer.~‘. `

11-25dm wlrwlz wks pd.

HIRAM BURNET

PROMPT RETURNS

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BURNEI & KEENEY

WHOLIESALE COMMISSION i)EALl3_RS IN Fresh and Frozen ll‘ish, I Lobsters, Etc. t

P. E: I. Smells and Eels a Specialty

6 Fulton Fish Market, NEW. YORli S. B. \VlLl<IY & SONS, Traiisfcr Agents, Boston

SJ xsirxoisxoo

GEORGE A. KEENEY

G3.LiI)I'IOS

P. J BEGLOFF, Pres.

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Murphy __&. Whiio llompony

FRESH FISH

_» SMELTS. EELS Qc. _ ‘ 9 Fulton Wholesale Fish Market, NEW YORK

Personal attention given to al\Consi[:nmcnis sliippi-fl to them, ,

rliuve no connection with any other fish firm in New York.

j. ll. VV. R.\NSO.\l, Sc-c'y 85 Trous-

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A.J.G.WARNER,Pros.and 'I‘rt-uns. C.A.S'l‘E WAil'l`.Vicr-l’rmi. \V.l<l ASH UltOI*"i‘.Scc’yi

I C°NTi.N..El“}`.%\..P.iI.S“ W

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No. zo ruimn risk Miriiei. Ni;w_i'oiiK _ _

"`Consignnients of Smclts und Itcls solicited.

, |

l waul your consignments of

Smells and Eels

and will ninkc prompt market returns.

WILLIS H. RUGERS

|06 Fulton Market New York.

Iamln N0. loo New Fulton

Makret where I huvc more space and better chance for displaying all fish consigned to me.

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BOSTON FISH ADS.

AUSTIN IIALEY 10. C0. Suecessors to H.li. JOY(.‘E&. Co

Commission Merchants

Fresh and Salt l<‘i.-ih and Csnnod L-loo ds

Consignments Solicited. Daily lloturna

, |76 Atlantic Avenue

ii-zidttsrrn izwpd BOSTON

p _

_ JAMEBP HUBBARD R. Q FRANK R_N];A[_

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Holiday trip (S

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,f _ WHOLESALE

_ COMMISSIFON MERCIIANTS

' _ _ gm-l_» Au4_ra»nn nn. noi... '

7 = @"° Sm`eIts',_ Eels And _II_er_rin'g a Specialty ` . i zo r. lvllilll? .. 1. ._ » new so Pon nosron

f FRANK J. l.EACl`l »& ' CO’Y

Wholesale Commission Merchants -

To Wharf, Boston

Sinelts and Eels at highest market prices.

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t.EoRoE T. no0N co.

..;?.r.i°.:_::.‘:.:°..E:..€1:‘::.::'.:‘.n:'.::r:i'.1.. .. l R0bQ|‘t COIG _Fresh Fish, lobsters, Elo. _ ~ A,,,,,A,,.S,“C°@§;jf,“,,;,, 0,, G“"“d'“'}..§.l".9.'.l§...iI'.d...if'.§.i..§"em“I who MIS S|<l”1i°iiiA§En -DEALER

Estnblislied 5: ycnrs »

C:\ref`ulpers.i1nul uttoiifioii given to all Consignments. 2° '."h°“ rnh M"¥°" » » `

io-isamwnwsm I Consignments of Smells and Eels Solicred p,-emi serum.

CALBE HALEV _si-,.\i.iii\\ ii/_\i.i.\’ [[§"”.s_pec_i_fiitits b_n_ic}i<_an;1 gel- _R _

Spd £5 |.__|,A| EY &¢. (SCD. Lonsigiiiiieiitsboicitct. romp c urns _

Wholesale Commission Dcnlors in all kinds of S_ B “jilcy & SOnS_ Bob-ton, 'transfer Agent,-_

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A Live Firm Chas,Ch

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i4 ruin.. Moist, New roiuc ,i_ his 1 S `

M e i g s C o

Smells and Eels A Specially

Consigninents Boliclted NE W

l. G00_ilMAN C0

Wholesale Conimission Dealers in all kinds ol F I S II

- Smelts, Lobstorn. Claims, Herring Bass, Etc.

FULTON MARKET

Y 0 R K Prompt Returns

As we ure I6 years in Fulton Market wo buf- iuik for a trial shipment. to show

wliiit we can do for you. ll-Zldmwfrwllm.

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J; EDWIN

ii1o~SpecisItv--Smells

RI‘II"ERI£NCIES-Market and Fulton

Cv, lirooklyn, or amy wholesale Fish Doa cr

Consignments Solicited. i I-zidm\vl`rwi2w.

TREAHKLE I

\Nholcsnle C|am,"Oystcr null Fish Den er.

Eels and Clams

\Vas fishing 7 years and in Fulton Market i_5 years so can guarnnlcc top prices

N ilionnl Bank N. Y. and I’eople's Trust in New York ,

20 Fulton Fish Market, New York

Daily Returns-

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Wholesale Commi

Cold Storage on premises.

Pronipi

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114 and 115 Soiitii St., Fulton Market, New York ,

Smelts and Eels a. Specialty F

ssion Fish Dealers

Consignments solicited

Rei urns ,l

nie noon siouueii cow

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‘“‘fJ§..".li2.2 .¥`..?.'t§£S.£~’.l`iE:.‘{...Y°"‘ .a‘;_ff.;..° Fresh Fish

Coiisigiiinciits solicitcd,claily returns, siciicils :ind stntioiicry on up- h`i’ECI/\I,'l`lES-Siiiclts and Eels.

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S. B. Wiley &Sons, Transfer Agents, Boston. ‘ N 0 3 F U L T 0 N M A R K E T

D.'\lI.\’l{E'l`URNS-Stencils and instructions on r'xpplIcaiion.‘ ‘

S. B. _WILEY & SONS. Transfer Agents. Boston

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Smelta, _Eels and Lobatcrl e SIIWIIIU

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F l Wh 1 l F' l M k t' _§As~ we _are located in the centreof Fulton MAYIECC Wil C9” No lx u ton \Vholo?alisaC:mmis1s?oili Deiiicrneln always get highest market PTICCS. . 'i I \

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