FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1913
A Lay Preacher
Brain Fag, Nervous Exhaustion-
Just a change of opinion was enough to give Mr. W. King his present prosperity, for he realised in the nick of time that his way was not curing his brain fag and nervous exhaustion, so he tried the Phosferine way. Mr. King's method was to ignore his despondency and feeling of collapse, and persunde himself there was nothing unusual in the painful fatigue the lightest effort to work cost him, until, as he steadily got worse, he resolved to drop his own opinion and see what Phosferine could do. The result was so astonishingly beneficial, even after a few doses, that the brain fng and nerveus exhaustion coased entirely, enabling him to do more work than before and yet not feel the strain. This remarkable advantage is seen in the extraordinary energy and vigour of Mr. King's public speaking, and so amazingly have his prospects improved since his speedy recovery, that he declares he had to come forward with the evidence of the magnificent benafit he derived from Phosferine."
Quite Gone-Never Return.
Mr. W. J. King. School House, Trumpington Road, Forest Gate, E writes: am writing to add my name to the list of those people who Eave found Phosferine to be the Greatest of all Tonics. Some time back I was very much, run down through overstrain brought on by incessant bodily exercise and mental application. The usual tendency of mankind is to give up some of their work, have a rest, and at the same time take medicine, so I endeavoured to keep going on without seeking advice, but as I was getting worse I found that policy would not do. Having heard many friends spent about Phosferine, and one in particular offering me some. I decided to give it a trial. Purchasing a 2/6 bottle, I began to doctor myself. The result not only astonished ine, but others also noticed how much better I was, even although I had only taken a few doses. I found I could do the same amount of work easier, and at present am able to do more than before and yet not feel the strain. I bave a good deal of public speaking, and I find an occasional dose of Phosferine is a great benelit."-May 28, 1912.
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Backache
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Xammia
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30,000 MURDERS.
The Peruvian Rubber HorroES.
Mr. J. R. Gubbies, chairman of the Amazon Peruvian Company, was again examined on January 9 by the Commons Committee inquiring into the respon kibility of the British directors for the rubber atrocities in the Putumayo regiɔn
of Peru.
Lord Alexander Thynne examined Mr. Gubbins particularly as to the "military operativas indulged in by the genpany.** Were you not surprised at the amount of money spent by the company on muni." tions of wardMy attention was not cake to that fill many months later, The question of rifles did not attract at tention because it was customary to haw rifles on large estates several dayy' diye tsut from a police station. The district was surrounded by savagy Indian armed with poisoned arrows and "bluss-pijon.
If you hal examined the accounts with dao diligener, would you not live dis- covered that £4,780 was spent on rifles I think it was much low than that That £4,000 included "other items.
Mr. Astbury, K.C. (for the company): I thinks the sun was £1,700.
THE CHINA MAIL.
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Dr Williams Pink < Filla for Fale People CURE.
Moorhen. Newcastle
Ribble
His Britannic Majesty's Ships on the China Station.
river gunboat
Commander.
Mister H. Smith...
Lieut.-Comdr. Wilkinson
Last report
Hongkong Hongkong
Shanghai
Shanghai
Ilongkon
Name
Alacrity Atlas
Clar
dospatch vessel Admiralty Dog
Tom Guns, LF.F.
1700 18 2000
Comdr. C. L. Lambe Mister W. West
Bramble Britomart
river gunbont
710
*
900
Là-Comda, B. & Prichard
Yangbare River -
mirar gunboat
710
9
900
Lieut. Comdr. W. H. Darwall
Yaughane Rru
Cadmus
sloop
1070
6
*1400
Commr. H. P. E. T." William
Cherub
-water tank and tag
900
900
Hongkong.
Cho
aloop*
1070
1400
Comdr. Colin Mackenzie. D 8.0.
Hongkong
FAMD
torpede boat destroyer
980
3700
Hongkong
Flora
aquiser, 2nd class
4980
10
7000
Hindy
torpedo boat destruyer
275
8.
4000
Janum
torpedo boat destroyer
280
9900
Capt. C. F. Corbett, M.V.O. Lt. Comdr. Brickanden Lt.-Comdr. Bidain. Whetham
West Rive
Sent
cruiser, lat claw
9000
14. 23,000
Capt. A T. Hant, Q.S.I.
Hongkong
river gunbost
#16
1200
It-tomb. £ D. Marrysb
Yangtss
#
dopp
1040
-
Capt. F. C. 0. Praco
Hongkong
Pruiser, 1st dlase
14,600
27,000
Capt. G. C. Cayley
Hongkong
cruiser, 1st clan
9800
9,000
Capt. B. H. F. Barttelos
Hongkong
190
2
800-
Lb.-Com. Alan Dixon
Hongkong
cruiser, 2nd alam
4800
19" 23,000
Hongkong
river gunboat
815
9
240
torpedo bom: destroyer,
330
8
6900
torpedo boat destroyer
580
7500
depot ship, submarines
980
1400
river gunboab
B5
240
It. Comdr. Nath
river gunboat
85
-8
240"
Lt. Com. I. A. S. Hutton
river gunboat
85
940
Lt. Comdr. Maurice B. Leslie
torpedo bost destroyer
350
B. 8500
Gunner W, H. "Ryder
receiving ship
4860
river gunboat
180
2
800
710 2
900
torpedo-boat destinyer "
590.
TBCO
IA-Comdr. Maxwell
Cufon.
torpedo bost destroyer
553
6300
Lieut.-Com. H. D. Adxir-BAI)
Houpkong
torpedo boat destroys:
5590
7500
Comdr. Seymour
Hongkong.
torpedo bost destroyer
$80
€ $900
Comdr. R. Neville
Hongkong.
Widgeon Woodoodk
river gunboat
195
2
805
Lt-Com, J. C, F. Borrett
Upper Yang
Rivie
river gunbont
150
D
500
Lt.-Com. M. Blackwood
Yangtze Rivár
river gunbeat
150
d
500
Lt.-Comdr. Lloyd
Shanghai
submarine
Hongkong
Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. J. R. A. Codrington.
Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. Handley
Wood River
It. Comdr, Stilemaz
Hongkong
Lt. Condr. Nicol
LA Condr. H. W. Seymour
Bangkoug Hongkong
They sure becausɑ they ronew Nightingale
1 * } Otter and enrich the blood and not as i Dowerful topic on the nervous system. They have cured, in countless cases, Av mmia, General Rosario Weakness, Indiesstion, Rheuma Robin tiam. Skin Disorders. Neuralgia, St. Vitus Danes Neuraathani Sandpiper and Nervous DiseaseE.
Snipe Lord A. Thynne: If you had said you
Thousands of people know the Ikku were & satisfied with Arana's explanerative value of Dr. Williams"
Thinks tion as to the Columbians and the well- Pink Fills. Doctors prescriba
Teal being of the Indians, I suppose he would them. have bad you, off the board at once?—I "I am pleased to be able to confrin the Thistle am afraid he would have seized the op- excellent results obtained with Dr Williams' Us
MUNICIPAL DOCTOR OF NAPLES. Virago portunity of getting rid of us all. Wo Pink Fill," writes DA B. SORRENTINO, tried to work harmoniously together, and in my practice I have again to report four Welland little by little tried to increase the Engeures of persons suffering from Anemia,
Whiting persistent headaches. Derrous exhaustion lish-element.
and menstrual derangement."
The whole point is, you could not do anything without the consent of Arane ?- Tex.
These charges cast a very grave reflec tion upon the whole of the board, in- cluding the English directs ?--I am aware of that.
"Sir Cement Hill: You continued to have a certain amount of trust in Arana?
Yes, and I continue have a certain? amount of trust in him. The directors. added the wness, tried little by lo to get more effective control, which he believed they would have acquired if the company had not gone into liquidation.
And you would have emancipated your selves from the thraldom of Arena -Yes. Questioned by Mr. Swift MacNeill, Mr. Gubbins said that the directors were act ing in the interests and for the benefit of the Indians.
GUINEA PIGS AND DANCES,
Mr. Swift MacNeil: You were anxious that the Indians should be well cared for, and that they should have litle cottage gardens, farm stock, including guinea- pigs, and that they should have dances. When did that wonderful spirit of affec. tion for the Indians come about?-It was thep all the time, but I know perfectly well you think I am not acting bona fide.
Mr. Swift, MacNeill: No, no.
The witness remarked that in Putu mayo guinea-pigs formed a' favourite dish. In son countries, where they could not raise un x, they could mur guinea-pig
Mr. Seit MacNeill: Yes, yes, we know. We have got a lot of them down- stairs. Laughter.)
Dr Williams' Pink Pills are sold by most dealers; also from the Dr Woodlark Williams' Medicine Co., 84, Szechuen load,
C.35 Shanghai, one bottle for $3.50, six for 38.00, post tree,
river gunboat
Aubmarine
C.ST
C.38
submarine
AMBASSAL OR'S FAREWELL.
.935
Lorpen bost
.038
་་
torpedo bost
BARON KATO LEAVING LONDON,
,03%
torpedo bost
.098
torpedo boat.
Baron Kato, the Japanese Ambassador, paid a farewell visit to the Foreign Office on 18th ult. and took leare of Sir E. Grey and the permanent officiilla, says a recent London Exchange. His Excellency has arranged to leare London on the Sunday en route to Tokio, to take up his new appointment.
As the King is not in town just row, the Ambassador's letter of recall will be pre- sented to his Majerty or his behalf os a convenient occasion.
In farewell conversation the AmbaseA dur said to Reuter's representative: "I
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Capt. Frederick A. Poltt Liest.Com, Malcolm Murray
Lt. Comdr. H. T. R. Chambari D-Comdi, E. J. G. Mackinnon Lab-Comdr. N. EL Archdale
Yangtoms River
Canton Bangkong Hongkong
West River
Yangtms River
Commodore R. H. Anstruther, C.M.G.Hongkong
Lt. Comdr. Hon: 0. Stapford Upper Yangiems River Lb.-Com. H. R. N. Cottrell-Dermer Tangtums River
Lt. U. Godfrey Harbert
Lt. Comtr. A. A. L. Fenner
*Flagship of Admiral Alfred L. Winaios, K.O.B.,. C.V.O., C.M.G., Commander-in-Chief-
Name.
Foreign Men-of-war on the China and Japan Station.
Fag and description.
is with the greatest regret that I leave Kaiser Frans Joseph 1 Austro-Hungarian cruiser London, where I have so many friends and have received such great kindness. This Dupleix † regret is qualified, however, by the fact Kleber
that I leave the relations between Great Britain and Japan in the best possible con- Decidés dition. The foreign she of Japan are Artva happily in a very satisfactory state.
*W is the enjoyment of peace with
Vigilante
Cuptoina. Capt. H. Nauts
Capt. Vergos
Capt. Gouta
Hongkong
Hongkong
Tons, Guns, H.P.
Last report a
4000
45 BOOO
Shanghai
French armoured cruiser 10,014
30 20,000
Shanghal
French armoured cruiser
French gunboat
8700
1% 19,600
Hongkong
345
10 1000
Lieut. Vandiar
Saigon
French river ganboat
180"
6
$70
Lieut. Dordet
Canter
French gunboas
199
*
500
Lieut. de Jarvilliar
Cantón
French gunbost
130
Lieut. Collin
Tongka
Lieut. Dupuy Dutemps
Tehong Kin
French gunboat
+ Flagship of Rest-Admiral Colloch de Karillis, Commander-in-Chief, the French China Station.
all countries, and I am glad to say that Peiho the future affords every prospect of a con- Dondard de Lagree tinuation of peace and good will in the Far Mr. Gobhide said that 30,000 Indian East. The extent to which this is primarily had been murdered in twelve years, which due to the Anglo-Japaneso alliances is so was at the rate of 2,500 a year. The well realised that I need not insist upon strocities had consistently diminished the point. It is always the wish of the since the end of 1909. He joined the Japanese Government and the Japanese Sty company at the invitation of Mr. Reid, nation to have this alliance continued, and Fronde an old and esteemed friend. What was I believe also that this wish is shared in good enough for Mr. Reid was good Great Britain. Also conducive to pence
Lyns Protee
N 2ND FLOOR, No. 2 PEDDER nigh for him. He had resided in Peruare the ententes we hare with France, Pistolet ON STREET
for thirty-eight years.
One-Roomed OFFICE. Apply Pro. perty Office JARDINE, MATHESON & Co., LTD.
Hongkong, April 30, 1912,
TO LET
Mr. Dickinson: During all those years did you not become aware of the fact that there were serious questions arising 595 in that portion of Peru ?-No; I never
heard anything about them.
UROPEAN FLAT in NATHAN ROAD, Kowloon, from lat November next. SHOP with Godown attached, NATHAN, ROAD, Kowlosu
Kowloon Marine Lot No. 48 with wharf.
Apply to BUMPHREYS' ESTATE & FINANCI
Jo.. LTD. Bengkong, Jana 1, 1912
Mr. Astbury, K.C.: When the dis- closures appeared in "Truth" what was their effect on your mind 2-They appear ed to be so extremely vague that they did not carry enviction.
༄་
Had you any personal reason for carry- ing on with the company, if those foul deeds were going on?-No. The witness! said he believed that the only effective method of putting a stop to the things which had occurred was through the Government. He believed Peruvian still that Arana had been imposed upon URNISHED - Lomediate possession to a great extent by his own managers
*LYEEMUN," No. 134. BABIE
and people. ROAD., The Peak,
Apply to
TO LET.
GEO. P. LAMMERT,
Duddell Street, Hongkong. January 15. 1913,
TO BE SOLD OR LET (BON 1ST APRIL).
Mr. Astbury put in a letter from Senor Arana dated December 10, 1912, saying "I will endeavour to be in London per 67sonally if necessary in, February with
various documents."
ISHOP'S LODGE SOUTH, No. 6,
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TO LET (1ST APRIL). 7, MOUNTAIN VIEW, & Rooms, (furnished).
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OFFICES TO LET."
197
TROL February 1st, 1912, Lst Floor. To let or for sale, GLENSHIEL 25, Des Voeux Road Central, Hong- kong, at present occupied by Mess Whiteaway Laidlaw & Co.
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Barter Boad, No. 194, Poak, 6 rooms from 1st March, 1813.
No, 1120, The PEAK, forminhod, from middle of April until end of October, 1913. Four Bedrooms, Tennis Court and Garden, 3 DES YEUX VILLAS,' No. 82, Peak, G Rooms
♦CRAIG RYRIE, No. 4, the Peak, to Let the situation; 8-rooms; tennis and croquet lawas..
FOR SALE
'HARTING and BUGATE, on part or Kowloon Inland Let No. 1184
Apply to
LISSTRADA DAVIS, Brd Floor, Alexandra Buildings: Hongkong, Ang. 2, 1911.
FRENCH STORE, 6, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong, January 21, 1919,
153,
TO LET.
PRATA EAST, GODOWN;
2, WEST END. TERRACE, SHAMPER. From lat May, 1918,".-
Apply to
THE HONGKONG LAND INVEST. SAMENT & AGEMUS Co., L Hongkong Heptember 2, 1911.
The Committee adjourned until Wed. nesday.
* -
Senor Arana is Júlia C. Arana, men ber of the Peruvian firm who were the
vendors in 1907 when the Peruvian Amazon Rubber Company was registered ander English law. He was appainted liquidator of the company.
LOSING WEIGHT:
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"There are continually rumours about Mongolia Manchuris, etc., which may have some effect on the public, hut they leave the official mind untouched owing to Emden the excellent relations that we enjoy with Gazinoas the countries I have named."
KNIGHT IN ARMOUR.
APPEARS AS DEFENDANT IN CITY COUET.
A "knight" in full armour, who was driven up to the Guildhall in a van, ap-
pear
Taku
d at the City Summons Court on 10th | Tiger alt. in answer to a summons **for that he, Thingtau on January 2, within the general limits of Vaterland the Metropolitan Streets Ast, did unlaw- fully carry a certain plassed by way of Calabria. advertisement
Commanding the Ines!"defenos Indo-Chins
Conde, Bendminann
Capt. Mörsberger
Capt. Lieut. Virlo.
Capt. Biting
Freneb sub-marins --French sub-marino
Lieut. Bolaix
Saigon
Saigon
French armoured gunboat ~ 1798
10
1700
Lieut. Gaillaamo-Louis
Saigon
French destroyer
250
7 303
Lieut. Aurillac **
Saigon
Therville
French destroyer
Capl, de Frigate Ronisen
Hongkong
Flesch destroyer
130
7
300
Comdr. de Marquessar
Saigon
French destroyer French surveying-ship
307
B
300
Saigon
1625 10 · 9000
Comdr. Voisin
Selgen
*-flagship of Capt. (Commodore Boudicant,
German cruiser
$800
ntis Jaguar
German armoured cruiser 11,800 German gunboat
22 13,500 38 26,000
Capt v. "Restorf
Sratox
Captain Bruninghaus
Tringham
900
12 1900
Comdr. v. Gohren
Shanghai
German gunbost
900
12 1900
Comdr. Vanselow
Tsingtan
Gemmar cruiser.
$250
24 11,000
Capt. Bahucks
Tringta
Leipzig
Luchs
Garman ganboat
900
10 1360
Tsingtan
Nürnburg Ottor
German cruiser
3400
921 13,200
Isingisa
German river gunboat
Yangtze Rive
Schs thurst 8, 90
German flagship
11,600
38 26,000
Shanghai
German torpedo-host
400
8.. 6500
Capt. Lieut. Berrenberg
Thington
German torpedo-bost German gunbost German river gunboat
2:80
6000
Obit. z. 5. Claasseni
Tringiam
900 " 10
1350
Comdr. Böcker
Tringtau
993
4
1300
Capt. T. Frhr. Speth v. Schulzburg Cambois
Jerman river gunboat
299
4
500
Obit, z. B. Prina
Shanghai
Italian cruiser
9145
Condr. Sommi Picenardi
Shangħaj
Portuguese cruiser
1757
Capt. Anibal de S. Dine
Portagacer gunboat
Capt. Martins
Portuguese gunboat
.700
Captain José de Carvalho Orató
Macso
UNITED STATES VESSELS ATTACHED TO ASIATIC STATION,
U. S. submarine
Ensign J. McG. Murray
Carita
Lient, F. D. Ma Whorter
Carita
Ers.gn J. 0. Van de Carr
Clavite
Ensign C. M. Yates
Cavita
3430 U. S. protected eruiner U.S.torpedo-bost destroyer 420 U.S.torpedo-host destroyer. 420 U S. gunboat.
10 "7500
Com, M. I Bristol
Cruising
T 8000
Easiga H. A. Jones
Carita
7
8000
Lieut. B. H
Cavite
243
250
Ensign W. L. Heftarg
Canton
C.8. torpedo-boat-destroyer. U. S. protected cruiser U.S.torpedo-boat-destroyet
7 8000
Leat. F. J. Fletcher
Curite
8183
11 10,000
Comdr. J. S. Bobinson
420
7. 8000
U.S. torpedo-bost destroyer:
490
7. 2000
Lent. B. H. Green
620
1500
It. Comdr. S. Gannou
Shanghal
U. B. gubboat
1988
Coudr. G. E. Harvell
Shanghai
U. B. station ship
1900
-1100
Lieut. I V. Lowe
3000
IC EL. P. Bar
U. 8. ntonitor U.18. gopbest
5877
243
Leth B. B. Taylor
U. E ses going tug U. B. Bepair ship.
1600
Lieut. S. W. Wolláca
Lieut. W. O. Wallace
U. 8. gushost
208
1.800
250
Lt. G, C. Diohanan -Comd
A Whey
206
7824
Inside the armour was James Wilson, an Adamastor ex-Cavalry soldier, who returned from Macao India few days ago, and he had boon Patria employed to ride through the streets as an advertisement of "The Miracle" at the Covent Garden. Opera House.
A-2. A constable said he saw the defendant, A dressed in the armour he now wore, riding 4-6 grey bors in Liverpool atrest and carry-AT
Albany ings banner, pruduced in court, on which appoared the words, "The Miracle," and a
Bainbridge shield inscribed Covent Garden, 8 and
Barry 6 30. Asked if he knew he was doing
Callao wrong. Wilson said he told the gur nor if City ho he same in the City he would be sum-Chauncey -⚫Cincinnati moded."
In answer to questions the constable Dale. maid Wilson was 1. llowed by a small crowd Decatur of street arabe. The latter were not part El Cano
of his retinue, nor were they la annour, à Helena man was qu to entitled to ride thecugh the Mohican City on a grey horse in armour if he liked. Monadnock Mr Ricketts (defending): You have not Monterey yet established yourself as censor of the Fampange siothes people shall wear in the City ?-No Plecataqua The Cleik There is an Act which pro Pomper hibits masquerading in the public through. quirse fare
Rainbo Mr Ricketts If whom ought to be a lut of suminonass after Lord Mayor's Day. The Alderman said the regulations to
congestion/gún
that they
PRICE $1.95 and $2.25
and costs.
7
U. B. gamboat
U. F. monitor
V. S. crude
U. S. gunboat
U..8, armored cruis
U.S. gunboat
D. 9. Lug
USB to Fleship of Best-Admiral R. Fal
Lieut. C. A. Woodruff
Commander J. V. Chaso
Carlt
Libat. J. J. Hannigan
Lt. Comdr. D. W.-Wurtzbangh
Habbard
P. E. Radolife
ir-in-Chief, Vizitað Slater Adatio