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necordance with this the gehools and i universities are the sent of political, propaganda, and cultivate the spirit of aggressive and arrogant patriolisia evealed in the war. As never before. professors in Germany have jälluenced | the courss of events and taken public be part in defending an aggressive war. Germany can never be the nation she was--her egregiona fally in at tenipting to dominate the world by means of Prussian barbarity having brought about its inevitable result
and it lies in England's power, more
than in that of any other nation, ta deal Germany her coup de grave in
field of battle.
of
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NEWS GF THE DAY.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Ta-days' "New Advertisements" wik found on aga s
A
thrus Judges is fixed for Mandy July 10.
An accountant at Ti Yang lane con plains that he has had stolen from his
evon pisces of silk clathity valued at 8
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 1915.
SHANGHAI SEDITION A NEW BRITISH CHAM-Lack of sustenance, for it is practically cer
CASE,
CHARGE AGAINST A BRITISH *JOURNALIST.
"The Betrayal."
BER OF COMMERCE.
THE FIRST BUSINESS MEETING.
QUENTION OF TRADING WITH TUR KNRMY
A meeting of members of the British Chamber of Commerce was hold last aren ing (May 31) at the Palace Hotel, Mr. H. H. Girardet presided, supported by members of the provisional committue- Messrs. E. S. Little. A. F. Woods, Norbury, and L. W. Hutton, and there were 130 members pressud.
talu that the membership in five years will mut he 3, which would be the member. ship required to meet the estimated "or
I know that, your Committes does get wish the charge a high, nybeatiption, but I do not think that any und of `us ent cause- sider the proposert method of finanen se sund, and gentlemen, if wa haven Britlih Chamber it should be on firm foundations, permanent institution on sound insucial ona hope to Hucure the best renault. If you support
this amendment the iscoms derived from
mesabarahip of 150 would fall short of the estimated expenditure only bý senio Tis. 300.
wura udarimoas in cur desire for a capable of dying the most efficient work British Chambor, let us have a good one unhampeted by lack of fanda and to ensure further stability. I would suggah that the quaranten already given might be left to
SAE HM. Police Court yesterday
lition as it is only thus than The next sitting of the Appeal Court (ys the N. C. Daily News of June 2), before Mr. G. W. King, Magistrate, Me. Sheldon Ridge, editor of the National Review," Shanghai, appeared on the following charge for that he did on May 15, 1015 at Slughai, being the editor Evarard Fraser, K., H. M. British The chairman first proposed: That Sir a written newspaper known as the Consul Genaral, be honorary president National Review, and being a per the Chamber, and Mr. Archibald Rose, son anbject to the criminal jurisdier.... be Vice-President, and, ox-officius publish und offer for sale the said committees. newspaper containing sections inatting, which was unanimously adopted.
Mr. J. Johnstone seconded the resolu: the, to wit, an artich entitled "The In proposing the adoption of the rules Botngh!; contrary to the Chinas en Moc the Chairman observed that as the (Amendmeša) Order in Coureil, 1007, Chamber would work in the interests of Britt h trade not only in Shanghai, but all
of
Mr. S. Bishop, accountant in the the splier of commerce as in the employ of the South China Morning Post, tign of this Honourable Court. did member of the Committee and all sub-ba considered a income but at 4
residing as the Bilitary married quarters, Queen's Road, East, has reported to the Police that some person has stolen from his jrokat, which was hanging over the back of a chair, $17) in money...
ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO DE-
FRAUD THE ELECTRIC COMPANY.
1
The 40th Fathan-, recently stationed * Hongkong, hava muffered rather severely anung the casualties among their officers
•
Ruarantee for any deficit due to extraordin
ry expenditure.
The amendment is that: the anh seription shall be Tim. 60 per 3. instead of The 30 per annum.
Me R. 6. H. H. Cafe seconded, Mr
Mr. S. H Mekean appeared for China, Chamber of Commerce(Shanghai) - fues was uncertain, but the guarantee A the prosecution and Mr. Francis it was proposed that bom the title
Ellis for the defence.
the Cabits pented out that estimatal revende from membership curtain, and he suggested that they should
are bad bean estimated at its highest, and hold on to what they had got.
The chairman observed that the expendi- the income as the other extreme.
Mr. E. S Little said he was exceedingly anxious that the amendmand should not be carried. The subscription fee was made a democratic fee which would not be a burden low 90s in order that it might be a upon anyone. antt which might straor independent traders. The guarantee would carry them through for hve years, and he hoped the Chamber would be an active ami quivering with life in every department that the guarantors would be called on, to
A native of Canterbury, England, aged without access. After searching the om. 1 Kyut, and Mesars 11. and R. Hancock.{ counsel continned. thuit the article | to anbscribe towards any paxikla defic pay their full geamatos. At the end q HINTER. On May 21, at the General shops to be erehod and in the courses the racently, and the proceeds from the stands) subunit) calculated to cause disorder two had expres-ed their willingness to sub-plac baso vigornas thet a matter of fow
in China, especially under the condi-scribe to a guarantes fund (applause)
Br. E. S. Little secunded.
11
FloNGKONG, Tuesday, June 8, 1915.
HOW GERMANY DEVELOPED
HER INDUSTRIES.
As there can be no question of the fact-unpleasant as it may be to businessmen of other nations-that| Germany's rise in the commercial world was astoundingly rapil during the past two therides, it is much more
Mr. Putley arrived with a Chinese foremans
The cluirge was remanded until Saturday.
A MYSTERIOUS (CARGO OF
OPIUM.
Opium seizures are becoming almost of daily occurrence. Another large baal was mle yesterday morning on a cargo bost which was boufded by the Palies when lying off Monkok. Detective Pincott and a
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Among the pasengers who arrived to-day by the P.M.S.S. Co., s. Chian" were
tiruv
Woold
and he trusted that British trade '
thousand mols would not be a natious con- sidoration to the Chamber at that day. He therefore appealed to members to vore rainst the amandmant (applause).
The amandment was load. Mr. W. B. Middleton then proposed that the folowing be added to rele t
That British hirma not having rviv or local representative in Shanghai shall be
That a British Subject not sogaged
in trade, but whose interests are afflintoi therewith, shall be eligible lee election na an Associate Member.
Mr. H. B. L. Dowbiggin seconded. In putting the resclarion, which was unanimously tried, the Chairman ob served that it had the fall approval of the Provisional Committee.
" ELECTION OF COMMITTEE..
There were twenty-seven candidates for
༤:
COMFORT table to impus into the causes Cone debertives went ahoard. Mr G. a. Caldwell, Miss E. Caldwell, Mr
thak contributed to that developmewa ing on informaation received, and under | A. C. Davison and Mr R. C. Merton.
"Shangbai" should be struck out. The What is alleged to be an ingenious heing Captains J., F. C. Dalmahoy and Lion, Counsel quotes the clause in order to make it absolutely certain that In opening the case for the pro-rufas with regard to eligibility for member- ship had pecessarily been made drastic Im attempt to defrend the Hongkong Eleetris de I Chrisopher, killed: Lieut. Calons of the Act which particularly applied the protection and help of the Chamber Company was outlined this morning in MrF. Rannick, Lieut. Colonel F. B. Hill, Clause 11, sub-sections I l 1), would be given only to British Arms and Tandel' court when a Chinese barber. Capt. A. C. P. Cub, Capt. nd then briefly outlined the evi-subjects (hear hear ) The malcription had carrying on business in Morrison Road, Ware, menaded. Lieut. Colonel Rennick lenge to be given in support of heen made much as to enable the smallest was charged with directing the suply has siues died.
charge it would be shown, he said, had retinated for a membership of 1X
Buitish interest to be represented. They electricity and defreading the Company.
that defendant gave the article to hat sincerely hoped the number would be Mr. Preston, for the complainsar Com
On the Hongseng Cricket ground on the Shanghai Mereury printer, larger: and in order to make quite certain pany said that there appeared to be an ingonicus form of fraud. About May 29th Thursday afternoon," weather permitting, auzul was personally responsibh for thas sufficient fanda would be available for Vertest-din June 1, at the femoral there was a had case of f-ing new the dunhies tennis asteh will be played be-publication of the National Be the experses of ranting the Chainber the Hospital, Shanghai, Faesens GauD Veren, Western Market ad a very close nesrch in
view. I need hardly point out.provision committee had decided to ask of the Chinese Customs Service, Nanking
the lucality for the cause was made hus wern Monsra H. E. Nisbet and N. E.
Arty infoential British Bra in Shanghai
40 YENTHA 、
side of the building the Company ordered the The club's finances have entered somewhat titing matter winch is directly (Out of 138. members of the Chamber, Bity Hop years many changes would have taken Hospital, bargli RICHARD HINTZE, ination two coalies entered the defen
will be devoted principally to improvements Second Ufficer se. Kinnggu, aged 37 years izgonicus arrangement of the wire to the railings.
dant's premises and overhauled the meter.
Cons which existed at the time the
TEM SICRIPTION. showed that the meter had been cut aus
article was published. The article
Mr. L. J. Cubits put forward me sug. kad did not register the current despite the According to the "Paking and Ties complains that His Majesty's Gori gestions with regard to the revision of the fact that at the time the shop was briliant
tein Times," the death has occurred in acentrat and His Majesty's Ministers raios-and- those were accepteil-kod Mr. ly illuminated One of the enolies left the shop to make a report and the other action against the Mohmand raiders of Mr have meted in a manner which his R. . Marshall then proposed an amond- remained. After a while the defendant Andrew Herbert Irwin, only son of the betrayed the interests of China and ment that the subscription be Taper Ban instead of The, 30, as proposed in Asked the remaining coolis what he was late Dr Andrew and Max Irwin, formerly the interests of Chinese citizens. It the rules. La doing en, he said, Gentlemen, waiting for and the crolla tull bin. The
is a matter of common knowledge Amendments calling for increased subscripligible for election an Associate Members, defendant then jumped on in the enuater of Tientsin. The late Mr Erwin was a and tried to put the meter right. There Second Lieutenant in ite Indian Army and that at the time this article was pub-tion do not usually commend themselves to was a straggle and the defendat toanaged was only eighteen years of age. The action lished strained relations existed be- the favourable consideration of those who to put the wires in order. The coolie then in which he lost his life took place on thetween the Government of..fapan undil have to pay them, but I test that. after I bave explained, you will all be ready made him put the wires back into the
the Government of Clara, and its accord the amendment your support, with that subject that this articls notwithstanding that your prickats” will Minion in which he found them and then borders of India and Afghanistau.
denis. It states tout the British suffer.
In the circular of your Provisional Government is responsible possibly Committee dazad alay 20, it was pointed non than the Japanoss Government, eat that as some members receive more for the demands which were maple by | assistance from the Chamber than other it The Chief Justice of Singapore, the hea: Japan un thing at that particular was felt that the cost of the Chamber should the teely places on the Committee, and Mc. J. A. S. Buckaill, K.C., was to leave
not fall on all members in qual proportion, England on May 29 by the E, and (mailen be no deatht, that articles of t
I submit, and I think there consideration out wally shown in such upon a ballot being taken, the following were clected: Messrs. A.D. Boll (Barlow no his return to the Colony.
uture withes expressing these)
It was
was further stated that with a passible Co.), A. W. Burkill (A. R. Baskil & views; are calentated to create dis 15 firms as members of the Chamber, the. E. Girardet (Bise & Co. Johnstone
Sons), A. E. Campbell (bert Co, La. urbanes Latween Chinese subjects income would he Tha. 4,5, while ex (Jardine, Matheson & Ca, Ld.). E. S and British subjects in China, and it was proposed to obtain guantes Michay (Batterield and Swire). H.stan penditure ses estimated at T. 9,30000 Litle (Trunner, Mond & Co., Ld.), EF between Chinese subjects and fat-fand to cover this extra xpenditare. nese subjects, in chin."
The gumatecas y all know is for The Macray (Dodwell & Co., Ld.), F. J. Not PC. C. Cnfleury their gave evi-100 per annum for five years and as Norbury, Natzio & Co, Id), F. Kayden (Probet, Hanbury & Co., Ld Ec dence as to receiving from the Courtown in the circular this guarantee fund Tichards (P. & D. Steam Navigation Co.). is to be treated, not as a guntantse cover and H G. Simms, North China Insupues la warrant authorizing him to worth unknown and unforseen expenses hut as
the premises 27. Sunking Pad. Ded-inite income to be experient in the
"MA, D. Bell wid that he thought it Baskunt was in the office and witness maintenance of the Chamber.
would be undesirable to include among the Though the income thus secured will be Committee representatives of the banks. witness stated what he had come for after that? Will the guarantors be pre-a country wich as this, and their relations BYRYERS WHO Will Their position was way infen't one in deferint asked him to take's seat pared to guarantee for a further paried or The following statement resposting tho and then directed a Chinese en-will the Chamber Ho a ustual death for cruelty to which ar solders are being ployee to bring hin vertain papers. subjected to Goruny was handed in to. He did so, and Longst the papers and publicly read by, a apealer at a recent.
cent was the original cops of the urticle sequently printed. meeting organized in fuhan by the Tuesday, June 8th. Indian and Chinese Parliamentary Recruiting Ommittee. Ftin questio. Upon receiving this. fed the final proof" narkel 1
was presented to him by ja ulicer who witness left the office.
"O.K. by Mr. Ridge.
Mr J John bone, in introducing a T- informed him that the colonel of the regi Mr. McKean sail he proje meat to which the author the postcard going into the box to prove having you their by saying that the fore-man-On May 19 Reuter's sanounce! Mr. Ellis: Will you explain whaton on the subject of trading with the enemy said: Mr Chairman and Gentle belonged-one of the Londu corps-had
3 of the mading of the National Review" immediato effect of necessary. In a report on the subject,
statement was just what mit have been paper containing the articl
Witness: The foreman was under expected, considerable amber of mer
His Worship That is rather uninstructions to haul.me all leading which appeared in Home papers, it
The following X. C. Ollicars will parade offering their services. Theyriter and sent was stated that the British engineer: arter the AP on Thursday, June 10th, tire communication to his mother in this. is it not
ficles of the National Review." Mr. McKean agreed.
to get my signature before printing. ing industry would derive incalculable at 3 pm, with Martinis to be drawn country. The prisoner, whne letter was
Store prior to the parade-Inspector rucnited on Christmas Eve.yrote
Witness read this article. benefit from an increase in number of | ["Alunda, Crown-Sergeants F. 1. May We Are hoing starv odhere. We get of no wall objection to your going
Mr. Ellis: Aulit püssed your no solid into the box if you choose to do so. rice water and hora bennonly. highly-trained experts, and then be Funz. Sila Neto, A. E. Alres, CM
view? Me. MeKen then gave evidence able to dispense with the services of F da Silva, Sergeants Hynes, food; ene luat if bread for six days.
Wilkinson, Chinchen, J. M.Saveral men have been m
through with Lamcert, Germaus, who had to be employed on. Hew Fan, When Sieder bay are being Hemedand tied to of the National Review,, Nan- that on May 21 he went to the office Wong Kwong Tin, A. B. Safes, camber for lack of qualified Englishmen. In Kap, B. W. Tape. Lease from this parada barbed wire post for six jure with their king Real, and was supplied by a
Dy just touching the end. They
Chinese assistant with a copy the highest branches of scientific-held not be apolled for.
This without any just case. We have one National Review dated May 15, The Hun. Captain Supprintesdent flanket, and all the men suffering with
irch and dysentery. The barda knock which copy witness now produced. We have
hardly anythink
wear, as our worse than captors took them away. hing in hell. They ha given panta conn and shirts to the ench, but will give the British Bathing The woundel dont ges proper trestant, and several 21. have died, and there wil is lot more yet. all I have mid is quite th I could tell
SEND FOR SAMPLE HALF-DOZEN
WM. POWELL, LTD.
THE DIARY:
MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW.
11 Am-Auction of about 30 cases of
Blen to worry over it. The eanses is not lie any deeper than anything Tentonic, and therefore, can be easily explained. Brielly they are to be fonel in the fact that the teaser our enemy not only believed in but adopted, a thorough and widely- diffused teclinical education 18.0 preliminary ground-work for those about to enter into commercial par- suits
The brunches of industry in which Germany acquired a dominent position are those in which advanced
the d-ck boards discovered eleven acaks containing 435 1 of lone ppium ralued: at about $4,350.
The master of the junk and three of the crew on being arrested protested that they know nothing of the optum or how it got 1 in prerumed that the drog was heing
pred for shipment to America.
"POLICE RESERVE ORDERS.
PARADES (CENTRAL POLICE SENTION},
fterruits Platoon, 5.30 pin.
Wedra-day, June 9th, Chinese Coin- any. Bile Exercises, 5.30 p.m.
Fridny, one 11th, No. 1. Fatoes, p.m.
TORTURE AND MURDER OF
BRITISH PRISONERS. « Postcard From Soldier in Germany..
Witness identi-
wich carrest business an intricate that their presence might tend to limit freadincussion, though they had no desire to attain such an end and might, indeed, be entirely, m conscious of their intence.
TRADING WITIT THE "ENENY.
JAU AS.C. Supply Ofize, Weling applications of science are most British Company, with Service Riiles, 5,3 seen the postcard and reuchd for it. The purchased at the offics of the located your attention" to the that Sir E. Groy had stated in the Boure
ton Barracks.
2.30 p.mtuction of Miscellaneous
Hughes and';
AN
Mesist
Articles Hugh' 5.20 p.m.-Day Scouts" "A" Home" at
St. Joseph College. Manelight bathing st No the Point.
General Memoranda.
Tannen, June 20
il
discovery England has always held a
2. 1, VICERS,
} APPOINTMENTS.
mard and a
BIT
do
opy of the article..
His Worship However, I know
the
Witness: No.
Commons that His Majesty's Government with the onomy in China, and that action. was considering a total censation of treding wold be taken as soon as we were secured that similar steps would be instituted by Japan
A fortnight has passed, Gentlemen, since this announcourut was made, and no redefinits instructions have
yet been
received from our Home Authorities. It still rusts therefore with British firms to
Mr. Ellis: Did you allow the mut- decide the course they shall porns regar.
ding their dwalings with r to rest there?
Our country' comies. Witness: No. **
The present policy | apparel, did it not?
Air. Ellis: However, the article | Government, I think opted by orr we are all agreed. is not to our best interests, and the cộn- tintance of this policy which stigmatizes. daling with the enemy as "undesirablo". their
With: Yes.
Tennis Challenge Match -Brothers very distinguished place. That has Police bas upproved the following appoint unmercifully with fes and sticks. The article entitled "The Betrayal Mr. McKen: That is the case for without the enforcement, ef mosare's for...
Hancock v. Nisbet Kent..
Today, June 15-
menta :-
A. I. Mafind a be Sörgeant.
Sirdar Khan to be Sergeant,
any
B. W. Tape to be Store Sergeant, (Sd.) F. C. J15.
been largely due to men who pursued science without regard to practical end, or even with a certain 1.30 p.m.-- Auction, of Furniture etc. at disrespect for the fruitful applications
Xesora. Hughes and Hung Os.
Wednesday, June 16 :--
King of Sweden birthday (187)
THERSDAY, June 17
Buokos Hill Day (Masa. U.S. VI) Dragon Bost Festival
TUESDAY, June 22-
Coronation Day (1911)
WEDNKKAY, Jama
Birthdy of Fence of Wales
TRUKDAY, JUDO 21:
Midasier
Friday, Jun, 25 jut
al science. The value of this pursuit! Lol pure
science is, of course. not to be under-rated. Manufac tarers, on the other hand, who are interested only in applications ol scicice, have been a little conteirip- tugns of scientilic men, who seemed igdifferent to business. All that is,
A. S. P. (Reserve)
OUR NAVAL LOSSES.
8,500 OMeers and Men up to March 31.
"
The number of osticers and men of the Royal Navy, Hocal Marines, Royal Naval Reserve, and Royal Naval Volunteer.
FRENCH AVIATUS FIRST CAPTUR
the prosecution.
·
appeared on page 341.
Mr. Ellis When was this article
Horship suit he would have renght to your attention!
fo koisiler whether or not a large Witness: Some time before Magould be frauded. Te
wel?
Mr. Ellis: The matter cannot be feats with bursary and I hate instructions from my chest what to say when the clange is real.
The Court adjourned until 255
..
prevention, maly lead to inc sintency and insecurity, in addition to inflicting loss on individual British firms who are sufficiently strong to take the unstfor in their own hands and ct recordingly, Mr. Ellis: Was it brught to your
Without actual legislation ur prisition is Put more, hat, this enough, festeption in your position as Con
British merchants must suffer, ad Gernm interests per contra will gain ground. Witness: It was hunght to my
The complete cessation of busiuos with Ger-
only remedy for this gentlemen, attention by the Crown Advocate. porn.
au, under Government authority. This A Chinese office boy employed by.. In the aftemoon, his Worship in would include messures for the profit.
prohibition the Nations Review gave evi- formed the nemusel that a prime of any transaction with German firme, like thence as to landing a "prot ", ut facie ease had been made cut, and wwnership handled by neutral firms in wise goda with any taint of Germa the article to the heud printer or accordingly he had framed to fol- China A young French Haviet in a letter to Shanghai Mercury."
either import export, haaking. chet pup" tells itnple, pictures
lowing charge For that you, shipping or insurance houses here (in no could, gradually changing. The l, woanded, and mining language bow he fired his first The foreman printer of the "Shang Har Shelton Ridge, did on May 17 China), or in the United Kingdom. nenas oftaining technical know from the sommencement of the watamuistion by my chai who had just printing the National Reviwfish and offer for sale a nepaper about to propose, will inve the unqualified albatrony un Good Frie Sting to Mercury gaze ardener aand in divers subsequent date pub-men, 1 trust, the resolation which I au If you agree with these remarks, goptle ledge, and the desire to tako ndran- Marshal, 151, paintney Bayern, as brong, dar from the sis as 230 and, containing the leading article in ques-led the National Review, China, approval of every member present, hire,
recentParliamentary "papers tage of it, have Increased. But even follow
tare nysalf 4.30 with Sub-Ligutenant C who is fine bio-banded to him by the last wit-in which was printed an article head-to-night I beg to propose the following shot with a carbine, sided 6,000 feet hoge: A portion of it was in the ed! The Tetrayal containing sedi- resolution 82 and lay in wall behied clouds. Suat hand-writing of the defendant, tious netter, contrary to the China of the Government in tacitly sanctioning, That this meeting regrets. the action PAW. Sterling, Printing Manager (Amendment) Order in Council 1909, trading with the enemy in China and urges Un 7 for Chalons along the Mh trenches. 41es my parasol anoth400 Jards, and of the Shanghai Merry" said Article 1 sub-section L. 11 Chen we dart, at the fry, which did the defendant was it prosent editor
not see as estil tom ister
of the National Review," the We got within tewild, the Coffices of which were in the same let fly at him. The Geh was a skilfa building as the offices of the Stung pilot bat could do dog ngainst my paraned. Bly tactics to keep lys Mercury. The National Ro weanded (including interned and sheat-rod-abovpot sang, bus view was printed_by-witness
never was mibro then are yards aware office first
yet we have no šnetitations quite
Killed equivalent in bording, uipment, Woundar d staff to the great teclistical high Mishing,
Interned
Hongkong Stock Exchange Seulements on the Continent. In Ger- Per
DAT.
mangand Austria, excluding chemists, there are four or five times as many students in technieni bigli "schools as
THE EDWARD DISPENSARY in colleges of corresponding rank in
C. RAMMING & Co., Dr Chemists and Druggists
GREAT
REDUCTIONS IN PRICES CRIPTIONA· ACCURATELY
DISPENSE
Para razs. Patent Medicinos, el
APPEN Назековя
07 17
Great Britain. Amerier, Belgium, and Switzerland in this respect live closely inflawed Germany. Our Eng.
Flish ersten is in puny wave in- tellectually deficient, but it cneburgen initiative. individualism, anul a high Rense of honor. In Germany all education is State-controlled, and
Totul
MEK.
Killed (including mercantile ratings.
Jostin H.M.S. Payano)
prisoner)
∙Mikutres p
402
4091
Intcreed (exclusive al 3 wounded), 1924
71
Aalcer if he understood the charge. defendant aid he thought so and then after having been forinally
on helidded, I propose to riserve anything I have to say.
His Worship Do A denier to call
any witness in this Court?
Witness: Not in this Court,
that the wording of the King's Regulation Number of 1316 be amended, so as to reclas nach trading in the Treaty Ports cheersary steps to hang thi Re- ation to. of Chins, and that the Commiten take the the notice of the proper Authorities
Mr. C. M. Bain sendrd. With the consent of the proposer und kept on blazingly, as cool as Counsel Yan your attention
nemnder, the resolution was amended to cucumber. It
reado na to preclude such trading in till at
irwtend of so as to preclude such the scemye propeligackened. One drawn to this purticular article? His Worship: 1 Inust formally trading in and of 6 finan
then fled tubro shot, and
Witness: Ies. The copy
China was commit you to tako, your trial be Mr. Littlo said lan presumed that it the' 8,141 ion cher Pay you only know There were red ink corrections made of which due notice will be given to the new committes to deal with this
hunded to me by the No: 1 boy for the Supreme Court, on a day reculation were paased, no doubt it.
would be, it what mad joy we felt plugged down by Mr. Ridge. The article was aub. With regard to bail, obviously I must matter by telegram, either directly with would be the first instruction wards the albatros burnt to a cinder, but the Gormat, Von Kenssler, 1
allow that Havar you any sugges London or through His And the observer werefurt and auzroci,
Majesty's nu tious as to the amount, Mr. McKean? thretien in China, dered. The fight: too shove the
RAFE, SURE, ALWAYS CURES.
Mir, Mokoan: I think the Crown it were the with of the mating
· The Chairman pajsh this woli 1 be
done it We would be testified the accused The
BOWEJ, COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN.
resolution was then unanimously
ninde to subserve State interests. In EIN
URING the sumeer months-ruthers 'road from Rheims talons and for
watch for any unnatural twelve milos round trench and Garn the stomachs when Chamberlain's were found over in the sum of 8500, carried,
Ocob auffer from cramp, colic or in 1890 the Raiser said that he had looseness of the chill's bowels.
When man lines were spec. Of 15 alote Calis, Cholers and Diarrhoes Remedy goes with two suretion of $1,000 anch firmly resolved that the theatre, the given prompt attention at this time serious fire by C-four fed, the
trouble, inay be avoided. Chamberlain's tank."-
to the sight spot and gives immediate university, und the school should be Colle Cholera and Diarrhoes Remedy This your visits been recom- relief. You cannot afford to be without it if Mr. Ellis I have arranged that instruments of the monarch. In can always be depended upon.... For sale by morded for the Crd the LegionFor sale by All Chemists and Storekeepers, to give the necessary security,
you are subject to attacks of this kind: two Britial subjects shall be presentity vote of thanks to the Chairman
Chemists and Etozekeepers.
Honour
This concluded the business of the meet
which terminated with the passing of
and Provisional Committon, proposed by:
Mr. J. Johnstone, NC. Daily News,