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in Two Days Carrying all i Society People Driven tolllie Governor General anti Countess Min 1116 M2115 _ UN C0\1l1iIY- Receive a .Hearty Welcome

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cirfistian Endeavoi'ei's»Warn 'ine Asquitli Political Dinneli-[he

ed Against Too Much a Failure-The Liberal

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-9 Cggss Ari..-\>'_1;u ix Two DAYS. TSE HEAT IN LONDoN.

\I;;\v YORK, July 20.-'_Special,)-Postr . LONDON, July 20.-(Specia‘.)-The Citjll

master General Smith is in receipt of let- is fast emptying, the great heat dijivir 3' _ : ters offering it scheme to send the mails society to the country.

my-=_s the Atlantic in two day°- 31:11.11.; Nr Ass;-:mnLv AT cowxs. _ _ _ _ ,_ 8' 'run c_»i'rnnri1.\'c or 'Inn PEOPLE. 1 have expressed himself as much pleased; T\r¢S1d_¢nt0f th¢C111b--

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H* has asked furlllev information on A bflllllmll 8`35°ml’l”'-"9 ls expwted “ll .With their smart and soldierly appears. c

Saturday moi'ning’s trains from east r .

b _ I and beazung. T he party then took coaches.

the subject. Cowes where the Kim; and Queen will

for the Provincial Building in front

rirrsntno si.. " T. r.:ovmrr:NT;=. I present.

PITTSBC RG ,Jury 29,-(Special.)-Thel The King has chartered his old yacht vehicles filled with old and young csmc

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Strike situation is unchanged, but im- l3ri1tannia for the occasion.

poi-tan`, developmenf s arc expected in the fiavrsc comm; ro A;r»_':;cA.

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ner. few hours. asbthe result o Q. T . _ _ A l Y

U rsto resume The ougggme "lr Hemy `rvmgal_1d Mlss Tery cpe Here the members of the Provincial

Cf the manage M d cni their Season in America at NQW YQ[k, THE CITY IS FESTAL ARRAY- - Govelameub were in f0re§’_,ound and Wlll be k“°“'“ by °n ay g October 21. l Citizens were egpectang, and dute,~,u;n_ ,I received and welcomed The"‘Excellencie

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'ro iirncn srcni' snnisc Ar coxvnsrrxov. Pu. ...I -AL D-.qc-ER To AsQ,_-_,Tu ed not to miss the show. Charlottctovvn l »“`=°'~l“R Pfemlef Pete” feed We address H

__ S _ “__ `”‘ ` ` " ` ` had “hung out her banners on the cuter-l behalf °f the Government and people of

SAN FRANCISCO. Jul? -0-_l pecu ’ The big p0"».lii08~l 55111161’ W Asqultll Was wall.” not in defiance of a coming foe, but Prince Edward Islmd outlined in Satur-

'riiis was abig day 11° the C"’lS“l“° En' scream ar'-me and did nce ciciu the inicyni nnciicving wciccnic ec imc cfs- _f1av’S GUARDIAN. 10 whichliis EXce“e1wy

deavor Convention and everythinir Weill? umlow-uere cial head of the Dominion. A triumphai replied ex.ernp0re at sever .1 minute 0” Mlle Bl°Y°l° R"'°°"'_1Sll» M' J- Gllllf

. ` . . arch spanned thc strct opp-:site the City lermh.eri>reSSir'rhlB acknowledgements ~ ' _ ' ' ' .'

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withaswinsz. h mh_ He did not mention R-Jsebery, but Han The 01 d an was in evidence every in feucibous terms”

The Bd1I\0Ulf»lfln °fl'll°_ l;aders_ t' 8 hagn; declared the Libe“als must recognize the whée, from me éops of public buildings, EANDSHAKWG AND Ce _'E __'

had been too much sig t-Seem! F npive and its needs end r-.ust goin for halls, shops and residences, from the

I 1--"'“"_"* _ _-_ Park, $11275. the landing till noon. But as the xno.n-

New onions' m & Tomatoes at S. Minto had passed Cape Traverse. This ll SP°l'f'9 hall been m°aUlllm9 #MUS 0!! f01‘ 8

Beer 8: Gofl°s. 1’3_ fb

Newest! Latest

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lg E and C°“”lY C"~““`l¢S~ Se“”"°r and Mrs' crossed the track and ascended the plat-

Ferguson. members Of the P*`°_"'l"l°lal form. President S-tewartthen presented

G0"@1`m`-U9Yli»» M570’ lV”'1`b“l'l'°“’ Wlth the address of welcome which was . meml"*'*`3 °f llle' CNY C°`~m°ll and °lVl° lbrieflyreplied to by theG‘overnor Gene'a.l.

I w = tired of a ‘evere cold by MIN _ amebic. __ P.-ihaps one of the most pleasing events -\ ‘RD 5 LINTMENT. 'NW 1:"-i\l`5 Of HUNT Undef commaml °* ofthe meet was the presentaticil of a _ Or '-ord. N. S. R. F. FWWSON. Capt. Arthur G. Peake. marched dovin bouquet ou behalf of me Club no -L ,dy

I w s 'cured of a trouble sprain _._ and took positloncn the wharf. 1,5330 by Master G.;is‘ie Mc_`:Ii"an, son

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MIN .>.RD`S LINID/ ENT. ' _ THE ARRIVAL AND SALUTR of Chief McMillan. .- »

FEW] COULSON"" u h th u,ume,. is Drcr on or nionr.e\'n nnrcann.

_ - _ _ _ Shortly site; .var w en ' e s ‘~ _ ‘_ _

Yaunoull 1' N' S' Y 31 A if Minto had come to arichor, a boat, nn; 05 Uponinvitation oi President D.Stewart

fvfas °f’f°IilI\_‘;fMTl:’l3',‘i_k V Elyslp as J' ,mm me wharf c_,,_.y,ug with gt ,bel Lord Minto persona“_v inspected the MANA QD?-_ L L ° Lieutenant G ivernoi' Bishop Conrt»ney,` Hlghland Brlgade and sp°k° kindly 53 me Tilgleil boys as he passed e‘ong the lines Whe

_ SI--' G’O0dY68.l" I " I ~ vs_ M yor W ' t ,M:=`°or Stew -‘. and _ ° ' U

Vasqar I-Ia ’ A J' W' RU( IL others whldrovlvlrzdtnon l;or"d ther Ship to the l“3P°¢°l°n W” “°3"lY endml 511°

pr Ocess $320' - r I ’ -welcome the distinguished visitors. They Pl““°d ln fl`°“l7 ‘lf Pflvali T"m'”Y'

A beautiful WBIIKIDQ SIZOP I / presently rewmeC_ Then .om l,»0.u|\Ful_l.erto;aind en<§:8“‘ed aslto his a'3e_and

- b Geo A. nn - a r. eric o-sv nn cf the ‘=°m'11°n < “P” “mv a1>=>°m=w<-- manufactured y l 1 “ar mrsguii Drown, of the Q-me resull At the conclusion of the inspection His

~ ‘~ on a Sl-l'5e1" i g- S _Th re comin ! The _Exce“ency spoke words cf highest praise

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American Tobacco Atchison Common Brooklyn Transit

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North Pacific Onmmon

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St. Paul United Statod S6001 Oom-

Lauding at Pownal Wharf-Salute From _Port Edward emma ms M mmm” 0! the -Address of City Council and Reply-Proceedings at snr. nnccdc .ni ...ia any we Provincial Building-'Ilie Scottish Games Witnessed-

Highland Brigade Inspected-#Lady Minto Names a Baby-Reception at Government House--At the Tenni

Cou"_‘t-Sail on the Rver-The Departure.

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the best he ever saw. He also

e and west brought in crowds of passengers 5

and on a“ the roads leading to the city

'chronging city wards, a‘l eager to see His Excellency and Lady Minto and witness _ the reception to be accorded to them. ,

n ` The hotels were filled to overflowing.

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ing wore on it became known that the midday hour was reached before the S

meant about two o’clock before the.

J ly ___ ship could reach port-. As a mar--_ u ..

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before the ship was sighted by the ex- pectant ; crowds gathered on Pownal

77 Wharf and at various points along the ‘ h b _.`. t. At two the steamer, ber -- "1 idx; aitr hi): stern a single ensign, entered l ~1 the has-bor ar full speed, and soon rounded _

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15;; 'run SCENE AT Powxnri Wnarv. nll. Meanwhile a large crowd had gathered 144% on Pownal Wharf, on foot and in carriages H53* while others floated on the placid waters ',593 111508-ts. A portion of the wharf where ` 'E the lanling was to take place had been

carpeted and here was gathered a notable

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-~~- '_'-'*”-'_ ' °°mpan3'» lllcludlng Hls H°”°l` the Lied' to the grounds, anda few minutes later

.tenant Governor and Ilif"s. McIntyre, Bishop Courtney Judges of the Supreme

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shipping in the harbor, and om windows Lime NUS; P2*-¢1‘S.dS\1F:bi>¢l° Of ANSOYD Y

cod circci. ' .1 9 - f. . ' ' .- ' . ° g .--¢--- ' om sm re O -D and balconies. A light breeze from the G@“e1"‘l P¢f~e1‘S~ 11°” Presented Hel'

»- ' " ` “ north west kept the colors well in evi- _EX°¢ll¢U¢Y "Uh 8 °`1°l¢° b°11<ll1@f-. Wl1\<=

NOTHING HUN D3 OUT CORNS CHTCAGO - dence und g-uve refreshing coolness, While ` wasgraciously accepted and aeknowled like tight boots. Nothing remove! ___ aboveablerc sky, half veiled with ileecy ed- A““mb¢\` Uf lavflles Bild £!9»¥\l$l9U1¢B coins with such certainty as Putnaufs _ i summer clouds, ,uuued upon the sauna were then presented to The’r- E':ce"encies i»iv‘es= C°rn Errmwr-k fB°"“§ gi osicngc, ' .rniy 2).-ispccicm -_ 'rnc and cnjcycd ii ccvnrni-intnachnnc. 'riinc Ilhlzgggillg 8l.>1giqi:l;:swsC<?-fi lilrxtglctorllat iollowina are the closing rates: Tn ARRNM' WA! DELAY’ 7' ll "59 PWS- H3- “ml °ltl1°“¥l\ Ph? “dd an-_-green. Fci- ifycn eceit-you ve ,cot _,ul Wu” 675. 0°,” 53. 0,,¢,,____ 'rnc viccrcgn party rind been fn-sz ex-“had been. .iudiciously brietffor wt-'ch

5...- --“‘l°*‘l..°°"° ‘l}‘“5;dAl‘ ‘l‘,‘“}'§,§’,§§.l§ y' ,_ ’ ` _ _pccec<iecm~ivcne1ic'cicck c. in. Later-_ thoushtfulnoss 'swan *Maine that the

gfJzic Pg;o'n9dc16:r?K?;;B&n.OuL Pugh’ D ` . advices nowd -lR=~.~.-I£§§£l.‘i§F§9.- 9“*3'f.l?1¢lflWdl§°lh$ul°h¢d._fvlslt°rs_. mefulfally “wad

Sept- Wl>‘°°*~ “ii °°‘“f’*3= °°"°' “'* into i-,ciei cf dciny which wcnia`pcscpcnc'el"thd1*5i\iUib¥esS°d' thanks. it was hr

W1. of taut in was ,_ quarter to tw., Lthe crowd following with eager interest.

Steamer Jacques Cartier, gay wih flags l-Bri d d` "cd C M K_ h¢_

_ S 1- and banners, here steamed in to the ga' 8 an ca pl” ° m“°“

wharf in read 'iess to take the Vicereg. ‘ml thanked mm mr “l’°°”“““° °f b°7B

l i F l \ ` party on an excursion up the West River, mb BUFFET JENKINS P33*-“` Wi, 1-

', e but owing to their *late r .-ive' this ex-_ A photos.-sph gf Me, Robert J¢r‘;=_-is'

r cursion with the announced luncheon on family (18) was handed to Their E¥ce“eu-

AT THE PROVINCIAL BU LDING.

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psst three o’clock befor > the party w able to leave the Provincial Building for the Athletic Park where the Caledonia

good while. Three hear ty cheers were given just before the' coaches rolled away,

The Annual Gathering ofthe Ca‘ed oni Club of Prince Edwrrd 'slant' took plh on Saturday on the grounds of the Charlottetown Anataur Athletic As- sociation, undsr the distinguish- ed patronage of Their Erscllencies Lord a.nd_Lady Minto. The attendance was very large. the grand st nd being almost all occupied. Erec almost in front of the grand stand was a p‘.atIoi.n comfo; tably seated or Their Excellencies and pa: tv. Shortly alter 3.30 word was received that thevice Regal party were en route

Their Excellencies Lord and Lady M 'rite and party passed th ough the gates,

in regard to the appearance of t

N S016 AQGBUS. l board hlad to be postponed. li cies and upon ths°`~ request Mr. Jenkins

Civic Annzssss Asn REPLY.

ll a!__, ' ‘ It was now nearly three 0'c1ock. .The

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Y' C perty quickly landed and His Worship

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#the Mayor proceeded to read the civic ad-

r 'e' s, an outline of which was given in

at h0fn¢ Uuf P8553 ...a.turday’s issue. His Exce“ency Isp’ ed

off band in pleasant and happy wc s er

Paftout nessin his thanks for the weleome and

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-_. » ' ' 9 C ar _ ' ‘ . W h e fe¢dv¢d a, kindly words of the address, aid apologis-

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s . ing for the unavoidable delay in reaching

A llH€ of best q“al° port. A number of these standing nearest

h introduced to The-v Exce"en ,Excehency the Govemoroeaasat ,mmm promenade deck ands

iwas presented. Is is _needless to add ithat M j. Jenkins vi aswt' ply cc ~g.-atu1- ated; Mrrer Scewf . intimated that the baby in the 5..-oup was without a name and the parents would consider it s gsac- ions act " Their Exce“encies would be pleased to give a name to the little one. Lady Minto asked Mr. Jenkins " he wished them to name the child and Mr. Jenkins replied that he would _bc pleased it they would do so. Whcreupon Lady Minto named the ch“d Gilbert aft: _° His

events-_thc Yiccxzal Party retired with

to 2191-5. McKinnon peda“edthsth1-ee mile

(bicycle) 7.8 9 " sec. lowvlng thehiaritima

Province record by 31 seconds. The ~ work of these two btcycllstl excoeded tho. expectarlonsot their friends and evidenced that notwithstanding the strong wind,

blowingat the time _they were able tot -_

4 _ break records. Tire appearance ot the -

THE PHTSBURG STRIKPIRVING COMING OVENTHE CAPITAL GAY WiTH FLAGS ANI) BUNTI

_ desired Major Stewart to convey to

- the Caledonian Club his grestjappreciation

for the pleasure :it aforded him Qto be present. His only regret: was that the

S time was so limited that [they could not

take in: more _of the1Scottlsh athletic games that wer: so dear to his heart.

' At the close of the games the prizes were

» presented to the winning competitors by

Miss Ethel daughter Mojorl Stewart

of late of Montague now of Beaton; 2nd,

, whichc. mammoth crowd awaited their Donald Clark, St. Georges; 2rd, John 'P. ii coming. The Guard of Honor followed McPherson. VVhirn' Road Cross.

with band playing, and lined up to right _and left of t-he main entrance. 2nd, -Jas. Pendergast; 3rd, William Houle

and John P. McPherson. Height 5 feet 1

Highland Brigade with their piper

G l brought forth liberal applause. Peter

Ferguson was also present and enlivencd _

` ‘ _ the hours with his baz pipes; __ l

LORD MINTO EXPENSES ~T§$3.'K3v -

The l_5ol‘.owing is a list of the events Putting Light Stone.-1st.B. F. Stewart _

Running High Leap-lst, B. F. Stewart

inch. _150 yard race, Boy'-s-Highland Brifade. -lst-. Walter McLean;‘.3nd, Wm. Mclnnis; 3rd, Gower McLean.

Th' owing Light Hammer.--lst. Donald

Clarke; 2nd, B. F. Stewart; 3rd, John J.

100 Yard Dash --lst B F Stewart, 2nd

Eachern

2nd, Vernon Shaw, 8rd, Wi“iam Howie 40 feet 9 inchec.

Ha‘t M“e Run,Arnaoenr handicap 3 a. ncnciicc, ann, E. rcca, sri!

Duffy 'rnnc s oc 2.5 Tart, e Mile Bicycle Race.-lst, .T J. Mc-_

A Kinnon;2nd, M. J. G'l‘.is. Time 70:8. . `

1, John P McPherson, 3rd, A D Moe uh °l°*~l’l°8 m“”° °V*°°‘°° tl”

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the field it was decided to let the matter

hovr ever, were presented.

to the Vlceregel, party _on Saturday afternoon was that given by the L..wn .TennisGlubof this city. ~ After visiting the C.i‘edon¢a G..mes at the C. A. A. A. grounds. His Exce“cncy and Lady Mlnto weie driven to the Tennis 5 ound in Victoria Park where luncheon was providcd by the ladies of the Club, Mis.

Miss Davies presiding, alter which iwhich they continued the"' drive through the Pr-lr. 'lhsir Exeelleneies e.:p1-eased peat pleasnre _at being enabled to be present to enjoy the cute. lnlument -provided. The 4th R -_inept Baud was presentwith an excellent pro;,:a.m.

LUNG .IRON ON BO! 'TD 'IEE CARTTEB.

' Ailttiqg climax to a busy ,afternoon was the sail on the harbor. The old _ Jacques Cartier under the skilful hands ot the decorators was me' morphosed

'ran anim nm xacns. ll

The games were intensely intresting,

the diferent entries being well filled. `

Great credit is due the 'diferent com- mittees especially the one of ausngc- mcntsin connection with reception to

N the Governor General. Messrs McKinnon

' and Gillis did excellent work in that

_ bicycle events. In the ons m”s bicycle

M. J, Qfllls oflioston broke the Maritime eompetlticn,.dolng-"the mile in 1° _ Grow Weary of tire

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Befcre leaving the g found: Lord Mintc Law in

Northern Natal For Gout

TRYING TDLND 'LEE WAB.\

Lorrnozf July H),

‘ Kitchener lsclosing his grip on nivcr una onpc ocicny cnc :determined eiforts to end the yn:

STEYN AND DEWET FUGITIVIB.

Ex President Ste; a and Dewet ata

fugitive: in the Verde District.

BOER PRISONERS ARE 'VERY WILEY

Advices from St Helena say the

prisoner are weary of their long

C onge and Colonel Schiels

Boers should have given up after the fall of Pratoris. offered his se. vices to the British.

ClBl'k8¢ Dl‘§h8UCB fB8t; 6 lllCh8S. A MART” L LAW IN Noavrnax Nm

Boston, 2nd, J J McKinnon, Boston D°RB‘N"l°l7

Time 2 19 ‘ a quence o1Boer raids into Natl!

280Yard R.ace,(Ainateur-handi_car.i-1~t support given tum by

R. A DOBBIIOC, 20d, R. D SKB Time Z4 ` mmm, ed;ct has been Ius'.& tu*

Z°se° white men with live-stock, food

between the '.l`ux:e‘a and

Shaw, 2nd, Jas Pendergast, 3rd, Jas Mc ana Ju” 31 un, be mmm te

Hop Stop and Jump -lst, B F Stewart, “W

Running 'Long Jump.-Ice, B. F. stew- the facuionwumhmwd by 01° art; 2nd Wm. Houle; 3:d Vernon Shaw, U1! Gf $50 P|1mll\"ll10\l|° @0505? diswrnsg 19 ft, ` ` 1 ' Minto during the evening stepped = 100 yards dash Boys Highland Brigade. the flllcohor and St-1664 * “Tho

-ice, rica nceinncr; and Wciccr McLean you have viewed hv-vuzi vein ss-accwci-nrcncnn. 'runs 114-5 seconds., vw. Thi His Erw“m°1

sack nncc.-ice Mm. Mcmnncn; ann mm “yonnlvnd mer Io! my ivncccin. sicwnf-e;si-<1 Jan. ncncchcrnr wecilons a1d\~laved them vow

Hurdle Race.-'-ist B. F. stewart; znd In confers: on

Vgfiibii Shaw; 8rd,.'A. D. Mcé "Shun Mini!!

Dancing Ghillio Callur -Ist, Ellie Of tht!!

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L5mQnt_ V' At 91,9 th! CPVTIGI' ‘Oy 'W0 Dancing nigiiicnd F-.ing.-iso Elric M-nw and their Ex ="e=°l¢= we

(_;|1is_ -;- went on bum! Three ranch# Light stone all -comers.-lst, James *md 39801' f°l\°W¢d bl “Th” IN

Pendergast; 2nd William McLeod; 31-d, R‘°°d FBWJWS by DP \-Y 0115 M. S. Johnson. nounesd to the thx-ang on the 2 20 yards Flat Pa.ce.- 'a" ’comcrs).-lst, ih¢ |531' f1l¥¥W¢ll 5135 |3059 William Houle; 2nd, Vernon Shaw; 5rd, Af' f°¥l' °'(°l°°k Y¢3l¢\`dU».Y mwmnl Curie, H,,,,d,.,,_,,,_ _ _ Minto weighed author and ss od.

Boys’ race under 16 (all. comets).-lst T. ’ ----0---

McMahori;2i1d, F. Ca. :oli 3rd, Gower For Pains and umm".

_M¢L`°=‘°- __ _ mrs onions r.1Nnnm~'r

As three of the competitor" ed in the

all-comers’ events having five points each THU KING AND KAISBR. ‘and one of thc competitors having left __

Gll.is,2nd,C B Campbe" 3rd Daniel _LNB

- 3 _ h - _ _ Bear :,Ju\v 18 -The Cologne

itiidfir i.'$f.`§'§`2§..."§§l-.‘2§f. me e°2°°° 14” its dm “fe ____ is" ‘ 5 ~ ‘ niiwro wiiiincci E-npcm william ` ll '° ‘ heM ycnce review.

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n ;'c' _'P2 ox C Ji :sires r H assi-:_ Gu; thu yeigame Kendrick |,

Owing to the uncertainty and the many _

other attraction the number who called '_' was not large. A goodly number of lmdies M

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__ A1' 'ren 'i.aNNIs cooar.

Not the least erjoyable reception given

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A. E. In;,.s, N'°~s. Parker C21 vell .and __ _

PEB BOX.

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into a trim beating-bedecked yacht with

Beautiful ilowerl. handssmc in

-. -.in . s i ~ _ LSC lty Chsllatmr 9,.-aciously shaking After witnessing -ar, number not was _a bower _o!_ beauty

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‘ A150 S0818 UNCC for, with those presented. Little Miss Helen

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to Excellency and was reward

ackn<_;e\"ledgax_xzeB&» Thea

Golllwillil' ca“.ed for BUGS ¢l1l9¥3»

cordially »’ given.-

the crowds cheering _ . _ __

east y d...p- ies, tasteful napesy

could please the

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Among those or he pvtonn Gov and Hrs. Uclntyre, Warburton, the mambo'-s

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