Tli" members nf ih.. Panama Exhibition Commission arrived in Diuii'din this morning by the (irst express from Inverrargill. Tlic Commission consists of Governor Aha Adaim; (CommissionerGciicralj, Major Sydney A. (Toman, nnrl Messrs T. b. Siii]|„'niiUi and O'Niid .Sevier. They were met mi arrival liy Messrs. F. <'i. Bridgeman (I'niied ti\ n u- a consular agent). Mark Cohen (chairman of the Expansion League's Public Reception Committee). .1. Loudon (chairman of tliii Chamber nf Commerce),' mid ,). ],, Stewart Wright (secretary of Ihe Dimcdiu Expansion League;. The ('oinmissinn this afternoon \isited Hosr- ami Glendiuing's worsted factory in the Jiiiikorai, and tln» ']'. and J'. Company's premiscr, in Moray place. Jn the everting they will meet the local niamiffichirerfi, arid to-morrow will lie entertained by the members, of the Expansion League at, :i luncheon, after which (hcv will leave on a motor trip to the Taleri Plain, and probably inspect the Mosgiel Woollen Mill. The ladies of the party are Mesdnmcs A.dams and (.'lonian. The Commissioners leave. for Chrisrchure.h on Thursday morning. Mr E. Clifton, the director of the, field and experimental farm section of tho Agricultural Department., has been appointed to represent this Dominion at the Panama Exposition, and will arrive by tho first ! express this afternoon to tako' charge of tho Commissioners, who arc, now touring Ncw_ Zealand in the interests of tho Exposition. One of. Wisconsin's (U.S.) strange new laws passed by tho last Legislature, ami commonly known as the "Gossip Law," lias been applied for'the first timo by tho arrest at Marionette of Peter Kosoki* who belongs to Niagara. Tho law provides that gossip shall bo subject to legal penalties under the same conditions as slander, though with milder punishment, tho amount of malice in the conversation being the distinguishing point between slander and gossip. The charge preferred against Kesoski was that of calling a Miss liosa Burney. of Niagara, by an unsavory name in conversation with friends in ai) hotel bar.
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Evening Star, Issue 15343, 18 November 1913, Page 4
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