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ETWEEN ANGL0°SAX0NS|wAS GREAT'-Y FAHGUED Warburton Amid the Cheers of the Spectators -_-Players W_ere A ; V GEN’l_l»ME£T_|NVG CAi..|.ED‘ SMELTS BENQ

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congress Adj0umed_ r in_Thick |;'0g_ rink last night. five goals to four, thus

securing the senior Trophy and the Pro-

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which indicates the uncertainty of the

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GEN BCDT S TRYING EXPIRIENCE.

game from the standpoint of sup- rior

Losnox, March 4f.(SpeciaL)-The NEW YORK, Much 4__(3pe°iaD_Geu_ team work. The Abegweit team was

grim Club gave a banquet to Ambassador Choate in honor of his fourth year at the Court of St. James.

cohmnnnn FRIENDLY RELa'rroNs.

All the speakers dwelt on the friendly

relations between Britain and America, and Mr. Choate said this was due in large measure to uniform candor. [fairness and

friendliness of leading politicians of both

Booth had a trying experience when he endeavored to lead the midnight parade down Broadway after the farewell meet- ing at the Metropolitan Opera House.

AUTOMOBILE WOULD NOT G0.

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on by the eveninfa speaking. ‘ »

Supported by Mrs. Booth Tiicker and

countries. ' V °' Commander Tucker he waszled to a. big s rnxnurn ro -fn; gms, V V_8_l=$°?l\0bi10_. The machine had gone only The Ambassador paid a warm tribum to _a few feet when it refused. V

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Saxon relations must be based on iutéest and not merely on sympathy. " omxn norannnsisraax. A

Premier Balfour, Lord Aberdeen, Lord

Charles Beresford and others made Qae- ehes. - 7

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TRI GENERAL B BAD CHILL-

The General sat shivering while the

:hiver tried to make repairs( Forty or lift-y men drew and pushed but at Twenty- seventh street the machine baiked and

General Booth entereda carryail,

The General was so chilled that he had

to be almost carried into the Armyhead- quarters. '

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first, despite the soft condition of the ice, and brilliant play was frequently in evidence. The defence _,men of both teams' did fanltness work, but

too frequently treated the spectators to monotonous “lifting” exhibitions_ --the result 'of indiferent torward rushing. The game ended with the score a tie, Abegweiis 3, Victorias 3. The teams were than ordered to play oil‘.

Theplay was undoubtedly the most ex- citing of the season, forithcre was pro- longed uncertainty as to the resuif.‘During the first twenty minutes no _score was made by either team. In the first half of/ the third ten minutes play Drake by 5

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This necessitated another ten minutes’

play. Both forward lines were well nigh exhausted, _but fought with _ determination inspired, by , dreamsof a trophy dangling within their reach. A mistake by F. Gaudet in attempting to aid his forwards, gave the Abegweits their opportunity, and a goal resulted. At this point the Absgweits

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theirs. - ~ Time aftm'-time l'il|la'me_»hcedbebre the whistle, and the defenceman _se- -iiftsd puci: on ~Vthe Vm°M3‘ _Pr ‘_ _ Yictorias displayed' ,th9‘ssnsf3@fJiisisssstVwnsn they -4! result might havsiieen ~_ different. ` V _

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_ Such cheers were never heardin'Hi11s- borough Rink. ` r _

A girl- on the promenade was injured

by the rapidly flying puck. _ _

Ex-Captain Unsworth of the Abegweits

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The Abegweits are contemplating a trip

to Sydney, Amherst, Sackvilie, and Truro.

` The game was stopped once that a de~ fhnct gas jet might be replaced, ` and at _ another time that alight might be tu_rned`

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, Attire conclusions! thogame Mayor Warbuton presented thetrophy to the winning team, amid the cheers of the spectators who thronged the ice, and the bouncing of the victors of a seasou'a battles.

The proverbial “loaiing” by some play

era on eachtem; was again ,strongly in evidence, but t e referee did not penalize the ohenders. Inteference tactics were also at times manifest and a number of p-cnllar plays were allowed to gouncalled.

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