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. e NOTABLE CELEBRATION Monument to Be Dedicated to Commemorate First Legislature Meeting of Nova Scotia 150 Years Ago. (Special to Halifax, N.S. Aug, 13. Hundreds of noted visitors from various parts of the Dominion: of Canada, from Great Britain and from many parts of the United States have arrived here to take part in the celebration tomor- row and Thursday in connection with the dedication of the monumental tower which was erected on, the wood- ed shores of the beautiful Northwest Arm, back of this city, to commemor- ate the 150th anniveresry of the first meeting of the Provincial Legislative Assembly. of Nova Scotia. Some of the most distinguished visitors, among them his royal highness the Duke of Connaught, governor general of Can- ada, who has consented to officiate at the exercises, are not expected to) arrive until tomorrow, the opening day of the celebration, but the ar rangements are fully completed and everything in readiness for the histor- ic commemoration. His royal highness, the Duke of Connaught, will arrive. tomorrow morning and elaborate preparations have been made for his reception. Mil itia will Iie the streets between the dock yard and the city hall while his royal highness rides from the tan ing place to-the municipal bullding, where he will be officially received by the mayor and aldermen of Halifax. Among the noted visitors who have already arrived-are the Lord: Mayor of Bristol, England, Sir F. W. Wills, Lady Wills, the wife of the Mayor, Palliser Martin, chairman of the Bris- tol Chamber of Commerce and H. L. Riseley, who will officially represent the City of Bristol at the c lebration, Bristol is especially interested in the celebration Uecause ft was from Bris- tol that John Cabot and his son Se- bastian started on thelr memorable voyage, which led to their discovery of Canada. The Bristol delegation is the bearer of the gift of Bristol, a themorial tablet of bronze, commem- crating the discoveries by the Cabots,, and two large flags, facsimiles of th one presented to John Cabot by Hen- ry VII. They also bring with them the gift of Bath, England, consisting in a handsomely framed large photo- graph of the ancient Roman Bath, trom which the city derived its name. These gifts will be properly placed- on the memorial tower to be dedicat ed tomorrow. The structure occu- Ples a conspicuous place of the beau- Sir Sanford Flemming. The city of Halifax was founded-in 2i49 by a colony sent from England under the command of Colonel Ed- Ward Cornwallis and soom thereafter the settlement was strengthened by the arrival of a number of settlers who came from the New Bngland col- ony. Close relations were maintain- ed between Nova Scotia and the Mass- Aachusetts colony. While Charles-Law- Tence was governor of Nova Scotia, the Lords of Trade instructed him to rganize the judiciary in the province. Yonathan Belcher, son of the old Massachusetts governor of that name was appoitited clilef justice of the old- est English judiciary in Canada. Shortly after he assumed the chief eship Belcher wrote to the Lords of Trade questioning the constitution- al right of the governor and council of the province to pass laws without Rn assembly, (The Lords of Trade : 0) MEDICINE HAT AILY NEWS. TODAY AT HALIFAX tas'to te tre sickest ysice aia nthe the News) : that the governor and council alone some statutes-had already been pass- ed in this irregular manner in Nova Scotia, the Home Government in com- municating its decision to Justice Bel- cher cautioned him not to make this public until after an Assembly had formed... To this decision of the Government governor Lawrence opposed his juds- ment that the calling of an Assembly Was not practicable, since but one township, Halifax, had been created, and not advisable, since it would give the traders at Hallfax all the power and exclude what landed interest there was in the province from repre- sentation. Chief Justice Belcher per sisted in urging an Assefnbly and in the autumn of 1857 governor Law- Fence implored the Lords of Trade not to insist upon carrying out their plan. In replyshe received premptory or- ders to comply with the previous or- ders and Lawrence could do nothing but acqulesce. Accordingly on the 7th of October, 1758, the first Assem- bly in Nova Scotia met. Two years later Governor Lawrence died and for tly a year thereafter the govern- ment of the proyince devolved on the Chief Justice. * Jonathan Belcher died at Halifax, March 30, 1776, and was succeeded by the Hon. Charles Mor-t., tis . AULECED BANK ROBBERS CHICAGO ADDRESS 1S BLACKSMITH SHOP Couple Being Held in. To- rate Remanded With- out Bail. ,, CW. A, P. Dispatch) eToronto,; Aug. 13 David Walters and Alice Davis, who were arrested in the PalmersHouse on Sunday night by Detectives Mitchell and Cronin, in Were-not authorized to make Inws, As/quality on these special prices, it Is What Globe Says About Recent Jump in Price. Saturday the News published a story the high beef prices. The Toronto Globe commenting on the same say: Beef is, has long been, and will al ra be the staple among the various kinds of flgsh used for human con- sumption. People are always much more concerned about the price of beef than they are about the price of any other sort of anjmal food. It Is a piece of ominous inteNigence, there- fore, to learn that quite recently in Chicago one bunch of steers sold at ten dollars and ten cents a hundred pounds, live. weight, while another bunch of somewhat lighter weight sold United States for beef since 1867, at which time th country was still stag- gering under war prices, It stated that all these beef ant- mals were raised and fed by one man, and that they were of a high standard and excellence. But, making due al- lowance for the effect of exceptional an Indisputadle fact that the cost of beef has for several years past been gradually if not steadily tending up- ward, This is true of both Canada and the United States, and the causes are not far to seek; while they continue to operate-it-is-vain-to exp ot the-cost ot living to diminish so far as it is af- fected by the price of beef. One of these causes is the increasing artio of urban oF rural population in the Unit- HIGH PRICE OF BEEF ed States; another is the exhaustion of the supply of available unappropri+ lated beef-producing land; and a third Is the increased consumtion of fresh beef tn rural communities as the r - sult of the formation of the local op- erative associations popularly known jas the beef rings. In many parts of both these countries the use of beef, co-operatively prepared and distribut- ed at short and frequent intervals, has almost entirely superseded the once Prevalent use of pork, and has mater- fally checked the use of veal and mut- ton. The moral for the Canadian farmer is that he should consider the practl- jeability of increasing his production of beef and thus take advantage of a market that is becoming increasingly profitable. There is ino danger of glutting that market if the farmers will only by wise breeding and careful t eding keep up the quality of the ani- mals they rear for food consumption. In Ontario there are many farmers who would find this sort of industry Ja good way'to lessen their perplexity lover the scarcity of labor, and to im- prove at the same time the quality of their farms. There are great defor- ested areas In this province not adapt-. ed for general farming, but admirably Jadapted for ranching young cattle. Many western grain-growers, who for- lee the necessity of mixed farming to preserve their farms from steritly, jeould usefully resort to beef produc- tion a8 a means of accomplishing the desired result, And the Canadian con- sumer is quite as much interested in the problem as the Canadian farmer. TAFT'S ACTION NOW AWAITED If He Signs the Panama Canal Bill. Canada Will Join in Protest. (W. A. P, Dispatch) Ottawa, Aug. 13 The action of the United States senate in finally pass- ing the Panama Canal Bill, bas been watched closely by the government here and as the interests of Canada are vitally affected, the Dominion will join in the protest against the measure f it is sanctioned by Presi+ dent Taft. : t 3 phacatns SCANDANAVIAN BROTHERHOOD. Aberdeen, Wash. Aug. 12 The Scandanavvian Brotherhood of Amer- fea began its: annual convention in this city today with am:attendance: of /delegates fram various, pojats.in, Ore; gon, Washington and British Cy,um; bia. MOOSE JAW TO COLLECT SUB-DIVISION TAXES Connection with the robbery of 300,- 000 of the Bank of Montreal branch at New Westminster last September, appeared before Magistrate Dennison and were remanded for a week with- out bail. They are charged with re- ceiving stolen property, but did not tiful site donated for the purpose by Pea or Sloot. Wallets told: ths po- ives in an aristocratic nelgh- decided to take unto itself some of borhood in' Chicago. Supt. Fuller of the profits that are being made by the the Pinkerton Agency, telegraphed to owners of subdivisions within its the Chicago branch of the concern to boundaries, In other words, dt is tak- Make enquiry and received a reply that the address given by Walters was blacksmith shop. The superintend- ent said that the adjoining building Was a noted dive frequented by pick- Pockets, thieves and confidence men. Vancouver, Aug. 13. J. C. Fraset San Francisco, manager of the Pa- cific Division of the Pinkerton's de- tective agency, and Constable Tom Walker of New Westminster, left to- day for Toronto to bring back Davis and his wife, who- are eharg- ed With bem connected with the roVbery at the Bank of Montreal. aay BX-MINERS SEC Y DEAD. submitted the to the Crown: Vaneouver, B.C., Aug. 12 Death Will Get All the Money ers conferred upon-4t by the rural municipalities act and as a result ex- Possible As Provided . By. Rural Municipalities Act. (W. A. P. Dispatch.) Moose Jaw, Sask, Aug. 13 The rural municipality of Moose Jaw has ing full advantage of the taxing pow- MONTREAL SERVANT KIDNAPPED CHILD; MOTHER IS DYING (W, A. P. Dispatch.) Montreal, Aug. 12 Kidnapping a two-year-old boy, Roy Hughes, a ser- vant girl, disappeared last night from the home of John Billings, 500 Pruf- homme Ave. At the time of the kid- napping 'the boy's mother was almost at death's door and was this morning removed to the general hospital to be operated of. The servant left all her effects behind. It is thought she be- jeame attdched to the child and that she decided to run away with him, tit baniicy * Galician Shot: Neighbors Wife Charge of Shooting With Intent to Kill Against a Saskatoon Man. QW. A. P. Dispatch) Sashatook, Sask., Aug. 13. Bayj- xiths, a Galician, charged; with sbooting with intent to kill,.Mrs. the Mike Wesolowsky, whe mow a3 before city hospital, was arr Magistrate Smith in the mounted police barcacks) this, pporning and re- manded for, eigh days. The shoot - ing occurred, last, Tneaday at Colon- vsy, resulting. from continued fric- tion between, the two families. WILL C. P.R. MAKE NEW STOCK ISSUE? (W. A..P. Dispatch) Montreal, Aug. 12. Considerable interest was taken, in the usual mon- thly meeting of th C. P. R--directors held in the board room at the C. P. R. headquarters today, because of the persistent rumors that the board would decide on the issue of fifty mil- ons of new stock. The meeting was yheld at three o'clock and there was a Bect to collect from the owners of the subdivisions about 25,000, SCHEPPS 19 BE HELI AS CROWN WITHESS wn Attorney Does- Not Think That Latest. Pris- full attendance of directors. Edmund Osler and W.-D. Mathews, are coming from Toronto to, attend. TODAY'S MARKETS. (W. A. P. Dispatch) Chicago, Tl, Aug. 13. Weather conditions conducive to large har- vests in the Northwest, to a great oner Had Anything to Do With Shooting. (W. A. P. Dispatch) extent. governed the wheat market at the opening today and offset some What stronger cables. Trading was light at the start and kept within New York, Aug. 13. Sam Schepps, paymaster of the crew that killed occurred yesterday of J. A. Baker, and) at one time secretary of the West. ern Federation of Miners. He Government was well known throughout the 384 MAIN ST mar OLLINGER AGENCY Some Extra Good Buys. CENTRAL PARK HIGH SCHOOL ANNEX Herman Rosenthal, ts to be held on his arrival shere from Hot Springs, Arkansas, where he is under arrest as a material witness and as one of the aecomplices, it was stated by Dis- trict Attorney Whitman last night. This form of imminuity is. considered however, upon Schepp s willingness to corroborate the statements of Jack Rose and Bridgie Webber, charging her majesty's attorn y-general solicitor-general were appealed to, the: decision the instigator of the murder. Mr. Whitman does not believe that Scheppe-took.any part in the carrying out of the murder plot. Block 29, 50 tt., 650 pr. Terms. ORTH YUIUL Block 13, 75 ft, 1050 pr. Block 20, 50 ft., 1050 pr. Terms pena 9c . Terms, Block 22, 50 ft, 1250 cash. Block 21, 50 ft, 340 pr. Terms. Corne . Block 27, 125 ft., 600 pr. Terms Block 28, 75 tt., 840 pr. Terme, narrow. limits. Demand for cash grain was looked upon as a deterrent to bearish developments, Opening prices Were unchanged to 1-4 lower. December started at 92 158 to 3-8 went down to 82 and quieted at 92 18 and 1-4. Oats followed the run of the ma- for grain. Opening figures were 1-8 lower. to 1-4 higher. December started unchanged to a shade lower at 2 1-2 and 23 5-8 and rested at that Police Lieut. Chas. Becker was 32 1-2. Liverpool, Aug. 13 Closing wheat spot steady, No. 3 Man., 7s, 11d; Fut- ures mixed, old 78, 3: ; mew American kiln dried 7s, 14; Oct. 7s, 4 1-2 Dec. 78 2 5-8 d. Subscribe now for the Daily News Block 8, 60 fi. 1050 pr. Terms. Block 19, 125 ft, 250 each. We pay strict attention to our Listings and anything we recom- not accepted by the cit; eee we know to be right. Try us. Once a Loose Leat System The News Job Department has every facility for sup- plying the most satisfactory. : HERALD Block 9 50 ft, 900 pr. Terms. i 5 Block 5, 50 ft, 1200 pr. Terms. Block 10, 50-f, 800 pr. Terme, ff VANCOUVER CITY TURNS DOWN Wanted by Block 13, 50 f., 1000 pr. Terms TOWNSITE BOND OFFER Block 14, 100 ft, 950 pr. Block 80, 50 ft, 1200 pr. HOLT RENFREW C0 LTD ies Terms. (W. A, P. Dispatch.) 4 GEMe 100 ft, 575 pr Block 6, 100 ft., corner. 4000. Vancouver, B, C.. Aug. 13. The of Winnipeg, SOUTH XUILL Block 82, 100 ft., 1250. Torme, fer for the- purchase of city 40-year p, * Block 7. 50 ft, 1060 pr. T rms RIVERSE rms. Fil debentures for 1,590,000 at 93 wan Experienced Fur Cutters, Experleneed Far Finishers, Experienced Fur Salesladles, Experienced Fur Salesmen. Assistant Foreman for Factory. 28-6 have Selected some splendid: sites on the Hill Division with view of river and city, at the-v ry low figures of 165 and 175 per lot. In Riverdale we also offer good level lots on the river bank at 185 to 200. We particularly draw public attention to both thes divis- fons, They are near the town and dirt cheap. The day ts not far distant when there will be big demand for river buys. Get in now when they are cheap. Call and see us at our office 4th Ave. and Esplanade, for particulars. Pingle, Wales Bell . Hardwood Fl ooring in your house will give you a Noor that will last a life- time. We can supply you with Oak; Maple, and Birch flooring at very little more cost to you than the common kind. We handle the cele- brated. BEAVER BOARD For inside finish. Ask for samples. The Gas a 'y Lumber.Co Office and Yard opp. Flour. Mill Phone 282. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Matter of the Estate of Med- feine Hat Dairy Co. Tiisolvent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the above named insolvent, Medicine Hat Dairy Co., of the City of Medicine Company, Limited, Official Assignee, for the general benefit of his credi- tors, under the provisions of The Assignment Act, being Chapter 6 of the Statutes of Alberta, 1907. The Creditors are notified to meet at the Office of White, Laidlaw Blanchard in the City of Medicine Hat at the hour of four o'clock in the af- ternoon on Friday the 16th day of August, 1912, for the purpose of re- ceiving a statement of the affairs of the said insolvent, for the appoint- ment of inspectors, and the giving of directions with reference to the dis- Posal of the estate. Every creditor or pe.son claiming to be entitled to rank on the estate assigned is required to deliver or send ostpaid to the sald Company on or before the thirty-first day of August, 1912, particulars of his claim, verl- fied by affidavit and such vouchers as the case admits of, and stating whether he holds any security for bis elaim or-any part thereof, and put- ting specified value on such secur- ity (if any), in accordance with the said Act. And notice is further given thet af ter the saiq-Sist day of August, 1912, the saa Company will proceed to dis- tribute the estate of the said insolvent ly to the claims of which it shall have notice at such time of distribu- ton, Dated at Calgary this eighth day of August, 1912, The Trusts and Guarantee Co, Ltd. Official Assignee. A. G. ROSS, Manager Messrs. White, Lafdiaw Blanchard, Medicine Hat, Alta., Solicitors. for the said Company. 29-2 Father really ought to have his pic- i he hasn t had a photo- graph since that funny looking one. in the cut-away coat that he was now. There s-a Photographer in your town. The BARTLETT STUDIO, FOURTH AVENUE. pictures of the aurora borealisis to be made has been perfected by a Swedish Hat, in the Province of Alberta, has gether. Apply to box 1388 News of- mad an-assignment of his estate and fice. effects to The Trusis and Guarantee gt; terms, under the said Act, having regard on- JBOARD AND ROOM for young men in Scotch family, box 996, FounD Pair of this ad. Apply at News office. 29-3t. LOST Carriage Robe, brown plaid. office and receive reward. 0. and South Railway St. marred in. ( Twas a noon wedding, pease. leave same at post office or Yes, mother says twas a good one News office: a8-tt of him as Re looked then, but really, for the sake of the family, there should be on of him.as he looks OST Black vest with gold watch and chain attached. Reward will be given on leaving at Elliott's jewelry store, JFOUND on Dunmore Road Sunday A camera which will enable motion evening, grey blanket selentist, 94 Toronto St. Situations. Wanted, Help wanted, For Sale, Lost, Found, etc, ads under there headings, 4 25 words, one day lt;: 35 25 words, three days 50 26 words, six days .. . ( 1.00 Additional woras at wame rate, No ad accepted for tess than 25 cents. Cash must accompany the order, Phone your ad to.No, 13 ring 2, and it will receive attention. HELE WANTED. WANTED Gardene: Johnston's market garde Hat assistant, Medicine 28-3 IWVANTED First class Indy or gent cook. Apply at Jim's Cafe, Main St. Old Star Theatre stand, 27-8 (WWANTED First class carpenters, Plenty of work for right men. W. H. Rosewarne, Montreal St. 21-3 (WVANTED Immediately for city office, smart youth, one just leay- ing school might be considered; Must be quick and Intelligent. First class led, Apply in own handwriting to Ac- countant, P. O. box 888, ality. 527-6 AN OPENING for two energetic young men. Exceptional opportunity. Apply in person only tonight or to- morrow, Room 4, News building. 25-6 WANTED Laborers by the Cana- dian Stewart Co. Apply Ogilvie Mill site. . matt WANTED Sunlor bookkeeper. Good Prospects . Apply Medicine Hat. Grocery. 23-tt WANTED Experienced night clerk Apply at Cosmopolitan Hotel. 26tf 'ANTED Servant girl, 20 a month, Apply to Mrs. W. Hig- gins. P. , box 772. 21-tt SALESMEN are drawing 75.00 to 100.00 per week selling our oils, Sreases, and paints direct to the con- suming trade, Big opportunity. Men with team preferred. Inland Oil Works Co., Winnipeg, Manitoba. Jul 30-dim ANTED- Small team outfits for ditch work. Have 2000 miles to let, Sizes of ditches from 3 to 8 foot bottom. Janse, McDonnell Co., Bassano, Alta, 2e7aut ANTED Men and women to learn barber trade, Summer rate now on. Situations guaranteed. Special Tates to-ladies, Particulars and cata- tre St., Calgary. SITUATIONS WANTED. assatt, SITUATION WANTED Experiencea cook wants position on farm, ranch or for thrashers in a cook house: Ap- ply: box 1840 News office. 28-6 SITUATION WANTED Person liv- ing in country requires position as house keeper, or man and wife to- FOR SALE FOR SALE attractive seven room, mantle, and pannelled rooms .Desir- able location. - Will accept good bulld- ing lot in part payment. Apply at once P. 0. box 283, Medicine Hat, Al- berta. 23-6 FOR SALE 3 ranches for sale, 6000 Sheep, 50 horses, 400 cattle Apply to A. P, Burns. 20-12 ROOMS TO RENT. RENT Large furnished room, with all modern conveniences. Apply 105 Montreal Street. 27-8 ROOM TO RENT One room, all modern conveniences. Apply 106 Ot- tawa, 26-6 HOUSES WANTED WANTED TO BUY AT ONCE One or two.five or six roomed fully mod- ern houses, in good locality Also a few good. building tots cheap. Reply to box 13, giving best price and gt; 26te BOARD AND ROOM. 28-8 LOST AND FOUND Glasses. Owner may have same by paying for Finder please return to News 29-3t. jOST A bunch of keys between P. Finder 28-3 Owner can have same by ptoving property and paying for this ad. Apply J. Ey Miers 27-8 (QONE or two furnished Foonita witht prospects . Must be well recommena- ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED Board wanted in private hoilse, cen- ly located, for gentleman abd wile. Reply P.O. box 619, 738 JOARD AND ROOM for two wen, sh preferred. Apply 824 Third Avo, 27-8 - * TQ RENE TENANT WANTED for vacant store on the comer of Montreal street and 3rd Ave. Fixe location for any business, Reasonable rent. Living Tooms overhead, Imin possee- sion, Repairg pnd Awill De done. Apply to G. G. MucBean . Co. Imperial Bank building. loaut pom tnliresaaa STRAYED STRAYED On July 25th from the N.B. 1-2 8. 4, T. 12, R. 5, one bay mare 4 years old, branded C7? om tight Shoulder, two white hind feet, -fet- locks clipped, welghing about 1050 tbs, with leather, halter and shank. 5.00 reward for delivery to owner. FJ, Butzon, on 8,W. 1-4 8, 24, 7. 1, R. 9, at Winnitred, ee MISCELLANEOUS WANSTED LADINS AND - GENTS cast-off clothing, shoes, watches, Jewelry, guns, revolvers, valises, nuit cases, Stoves, musical - instruments, Turnitufe, Democrat waggous, bug- gies, harness, bicycles. carpenter tools, ete., raw hides and furs, horse hair, wool and f thers, bought an sold. Apply tu the Harvard Tailoring Co., 312 Fourth: avenue opposite Dreamland theatre. P, 0. box 358. Phone 295, The Best Prices Paid for tho above. 26D FUE MEDICINE HAT HIDE, FUR AND JUNK CO. The above have on hand the best selection of Second Hand Tools in the city. We carry Furniture, Stoves and Bedding, new and second hand Clothing, Clocks. Watches, Jewelry, Rifles, Guns, Re volvers, Wagons, Buggies, Harness, and a ulce new line of winter gooda. We buy everything mertioned above and pay the best prices. Call at 504 South Raflway Bt. or Phone 687. tf logue free. Molor College, 609 Cen- CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS W- 4 HENDERSON C0., charterea accountants and auditors, (estab- lished -1882), auditors, city-of Medicine Hat, Winnipeg, Medicine Hat, Leth- bridge. A E. Gibson, C.A, resident Partner. Phone 198, Burns Block. 276att AUCTIONEERS H- 3. BROWNE CO., Live Stock and General Auctioneers, 519 Tor- onto St. Stock Sales every Friday on Market Square at 1 o'clock. Rancb and farm stock sales conducted any- where, House furniture sales con- ducted anywhere. Consult us, our ex- - fully modern home, fire place, oak Petience at your disposal free. Phone 708. +H. B, Browne Co. 619 To- ronte St. sszate W. E. WRIGHT Castoms Broker. Consignee and forwarding agent, as- sembler and executer of papers for shipments going into the United States. Commissioner in B. R., Real Estate Broker and General Agent. MEDICINE HAT. aps E. Bartlett. B.a.sc x Municipal Engineer, Dominion and Alberta Land Surveyor Industrial Spir Raitways, Water Supplies, Sewage, Irrigation, Plans, Etc. Room 14, Imperial Bank Building, Medicine Hat Phone 420 POINT in merit in the dry cleaning process we jhave attained in the cleaning of Men s and Ladies' clothing. We are proud of our success In this Ime and the satisfaction that we give to our patrons by our artisti methods and careful handling of all garments entrusted to us at THE GLOBE CLEAN. ING PRESSING co, Rear of Post Offlee on Fo PRINTERS TOUR (Special Boston, Mas tors are coming f this week to nual tournament Baseball Associa ment will begin at grounds Monday continue through participants will Fesenting the uni burgh, Chicago, 1 adelphia, Cincinn: Louis, New York novel features hay the entertainment Of these will be a teen pages, conta things, a history jon Printers Bas ARCHERS IN NA (Special t Boston, Mass., . today and continu ' of this week, Sole letic ground of 1 Will be the mece: all parts of the and ladies of the to shoot in the ty tournament of th Association of the entry list this yes ious records, while of the programme time for social e: pected to make t most enjoyable in association. Besi winning the. nati and range medals been offered in th CRI (ALE Tendon, August test match played England and Sout day in an easy 1 by 10 wickets and Africa batted firs the first innings a1 England replied Surrey, being the with 68, England win when they the second time, 1 ed without the los: England, Barnes, bowler, was the 1 Africanders defea' wickets at a cost o Kent, took one for Warwickshire, one AUGUST 18 IN 1863 Harry Bre the ring and forf Perry, which had b antee a match, anc heavyweight chan had won the title in 1861. Perry h 1857 when he was Sayer 1872 Jem Mace ar arrested in Baltin give bonds not to fight in the State same year Mace an a draw for 2,500 championship. 1903 Frankie N Clarence Forbes Francisco. 1908 Billy .Papk in one night at Bo my Carroll in 2 1 Mantel in 1 rourd
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