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REVIEW.
Over Sea Britain, by E. F. KNIGHT. LONDON:
Joba Murray, Ge
This is the first volume-a second being prowised-of a descriptive record of the geography, the historical, ethnological, aud political development, and the economical resources, of the British empire. It deals with "the nearer empire" the British possessions in the Mediterranean, Africa, and Atherios. It is embellished with a number of excellent,
up-to-date maps, showing rainfall, temperature, and vegetation charts, If the second volume dealing with Asia and Oceanis, turn out argood
HAGUE CONFERENCE ENDS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26TH, 1907.
At the final sitting of the Peace Conference on October 18 M. de Nelide, the president, mada s very long speech, surreying the work of the delegates.. The task of the Conference, be maid, was firstly to endeavour to prevent armed conflicts, and, secondly, to secure that, in the event of war breaking out, its effects should be as restricted as possible. For the first time an attempt had been made to codify the rules of naval warfare and the position of aeutrals. The foundation for this codification had bann laid.
respective interes's
The interests at the differ-
EDWARD MEDAL FOR MINERS.
· KING OBRATES NEW DECORATION FOR BRAVEDI,
WOMEN FLIGIBLE..
"I propose very shortly to establish a decora. tion bearing my name for the courageons men who in mince and quarries of this country voluntarity endanger their lives in order to save the lives of other.The King at Cardiff, Jaly
13, 1907.
His Majesty has lost ne time in falling bis promise, for the new decoration, which may be described as the miners' VA has now been the Gazells. The medal and the sets of bra rated, Notification to this effect is given in
EDISON'S NEW MARVEL..
SECRET OF ELSOTEIC STORAGE NOW HOLVED.
Mr. Thomas A. I discu azzounces that be be perfected the electric storage battery upon | which he has been working for years..
If Mr. Edison's enthusiastic predictions are realised, heres will be benihed from the streets, of New York in three years. He declares that
bis new accumulator has been reduced in
now offers the relation of the great trafic weight and increased in capacity so that it problem
Vahloles of all kinds will be able to adopt
as the present instalment, it will be regarded as j and the Conference sought to reconcile those very for which it will be awarded are described alotricity in balk without involving, greet
a very valuable standard work. It is interat. ingly arranged and Inoldly written, and the coltation of geography and history in this form makes it as easy to read as a nevel. It is thoroughly Imperial stic in tone, almost smack ing of Joseph Chamberlaio in fael, and in parts its polition may not meet the approval of all readers. The author isken, for instance, a very kindly view of the various chartered companio To them the British Empire undoubtedly owes a great deal, but there are people who will gap a little to read that their motives were so be told, altruistic as the author thinks: for example, that they wore "ever showing themselves ready to forega immediate profits, rather than shich the high responsibilities imposed upon them. The history of Africa is absorbingly interesting, and one is sur prised to find how much of it was either or forgotten, considering unknown to one that it is all covered by one's lifetime. We have
no space to quote extensively, but in the cir- cumstances we cannot miss the local interest of the two following passages:
The conference had not sought to elaborates abstract theories or ideal solutions. The dele gatos harf special instructions, based on their ont States were often diametrically opposed, interests with the theoretical exigencles of
The right and justios.
of the Conference as regards mens for scorting e mflicts had been loss cou- aiderable. Time and experience were lacking. The proposals for obligatory arbitration and the institution of an arbitral saart of justice bad mat with insurmountable difficulties. On the other hand, the International Prize Court would stand out as the monument of this Conference,
After polating out that all established Blat e were represented, M. Neidoff said:-"The Con- forenes has worked its best; it is impossible to do everything. Those who come after us develop what we have b gus. The Conference, which will leave its mark in the history of humanity, has assumed anniversal obaraster by bringing together in the path of progress dele. gates of the whole world.
M. Nelidoff proposed that a message express onference should be ing the gratitude of the sent to Queen Wilhelmins, and another to Pre- sident Rosevelt
Ou the motion of the Dutch Foreign Minister, a message was also sant to the Tsar..
The feal Aot enumerates the fourteen con- ventions drafted by it for signature. It provides that these can be signed at any time before June 30, 1908.
The Act further declares that the Conference is unabimous in recognising the principle of obligatory arbitration, and in dealaring that crisis differences, especially those relating to the i terpat. tion of international conventional stipulations are capable of being submitted to obligatory arbitration without any restriction.
The Conference confirms the resolution
thus:
•
And
the
Firstly-It is ordained that the medal shall be of two classes which shall be styled The The bdward Metal of the First Class Edward Medal of the Beobad Clase."
Secondly. That the ward Metal of First Class shall nonsist in diconlar model of silver with our effigy on the obrarse, and on the reveres a design representing the roue miner with the inscription Por courage,
Thirdly That the Edward Medal of the Socend Class shall consist of a circalar medal of bront of a similar design
of a
Fourthly, That the medals shall only be awarded to those of our faithful subjects and others who in saving or endeavouring to save the lives of others from parila in mines and queriea have endangered their own lives, and that mch award shall be made only on a recommendation to us by our Principal Boreary of State for the Home Department.
Bithly That each medal shall be sospended from the left breast and the ribnd, of an inch and three-eighths in width, shall be dark blue with a narrow yellow strips oa ither side: Pro vided th t when the medal in anardid to a woman it shall be worn on the left shoulder, waspended from a riband of the same width and coluar, fashioned into a bow.
which Seventhly-That any act of
galintry
of the is worthy of recrgnition by the Edward Medal, but is performed by one upon whom the decoration has already been conferred, masy by which the medal is suspended; and for every sush additional act an additional bar may be
be recorded by n är att-ched to the riband
added.
Power is taken to forfeit the medal in case of misconduct, and the bolder must enter into an agreement to return the medal if his name is Brased from the rell.
THE JAPANESE EMPEROR
SUGGESTED VISIT TO EUROPE.
In the course of a notable Imding article on
the Im; eral birthday, the Osaka Mainicht writos se follows (according to a Kobe Herald translation):-.
Just after the Japan-China war, the Dist
electricity as motive power by using the Edison charged at long intervals.
litherto it has been impossible to store. coumalator, which will only have to be re
weight and onsegnently reduced carrying capacity. Three years ago Mr. Edison suo preded in constracting an accumulator which dcove
a motor-asr for 150 miles on one charge, but it was outbrons as well as costly.
Mr. Edison cow claims that he has overcome all obstacles, and that motor cars will soon be so
cheap as to be within the reach of every man
who can now afford to own a horse.
I have at last succeeded in placing the economical electric storage battery on an
"said Mr. Edison. "I am now turning kasir," out 30 batariss a week.
T
"After experimenting for three years realised that a battery capable of furnishing was not superior to the horea. Therefors I Jowar for 12,000 miles before being reebarged, made a battery with a capacity of 50,000 miles bfore being re cha ged-to the horse is doomed. "I expect to have the batteries ready for the marked by the end of December."
Mr. Edison hes devoted all his time to the porfection of the storage battery. Aluminium in the chief material used.
The inventor made the first announcement of bis success at a meeting of the American Electro-Chemical Society recently, He also described an invantica which, he thinks, will revolutioniss the method of oppstracting cheap dwellings for workmen.
Mr. I dizon's plan is to prepare fron moulde and then Bil them with concrete. By working in sections it would be possible, he said, to com- plete a four-rected dwelling in a day, and in nother week the cement would bedry, and the bonae practically indestruc ible,
A specimen toass is to be created on Mr. Edison's estate in New Jorey,
Mr. Edison raised Mr. Marconi for bis achievements in wireless telegraphy, and declared that it would be tornible to send 1060 words a minute by the Transatlantic wireless yalem in ten years.
Mr. Edison has been endeavouring to solve the storage battery problem for nearly ten
Jente,
In 1902 Le secoecded in devising a battery with which he drove a motor-car over sixty-five mils & of rough tead, end at the fuish had still 83 per cent, of the stored energy. The great cost of the battery prevented it from being commercial succeer, however.
according to the" Central News" Mr. Edison laughs at Bir Hiram Marin's prediction that, with the aid of electric waves generated by the whole power of Niagars it may yet be possible
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COMMERCIAL MORALITY IN
JAPAN.
A NOVEL EXPERIMENT.
WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,
Much has been written about commercial Dorality in Japan, and probably the "lant word" will ect Lave been said for many YOATS to come on this very delicate topic. An experi ment is now being made in Kobe which will attract the interest of both Japanese and foreign merchants in the pen ports in this country. The experiment to which we refer is the publication of a little ericdical entitled Com mercial Marelity, ander the editorship of Mr. Une, who in connected with the Kobe. Yoshin Nipo. It is the object of Mr. Uno, we under Band, to conduct a campaign against thora mercbante who are found to resort to dishonest or quoticnable practices, and he invites foreignets and Japanese alike to inform
whih im of such action
comen any to their button. Mr. Uue is of opinion that by giving publicity to theso practices, and urging the merchants to improve the present standard of commercial morality, a much needed improvement will be brought about, and the ground of the present oft-beard complaints of breach of contract, short delivery, etc., willradually be removed. It is evident, however, that vory great care must be exercised in dealing with the charges that are brought on ore Ride, and the defences made on the other. In reality the editor of such a publication would act
as a indge without the advantage of having before him all the evidence, and maoh io justice be done by taking up some particular might matter on insuficient information and without.
knowledge of all the facts,
From un editorial article in the first issue of Commercial Morality we quote the following:-
"It is a well-known fact that the foreign trade of Japan has recently made gignatie bounds, the income from this srce alone amounting to the great total of Y100,00,000 por serUM. This is wholly attributable to the untiring ezer- tions of merchants and the improvemut of com- mercial morality. But, looking backward, if we think of the presentstanding of one commercial morality we cannot but feel that it is still for from satisfactory, and we can only admit that the growth of commercial morality among the Japanese nation as a whole i ne yet very slow and moreover inconsiderable, to the gread hind- mince of a further increase of foreign commeres and trade.
12, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
NAVAL HOSPITAL
STEWARD CURED
Of Psoriasis Contracted While in Service in West Indies Left Scaly Surfaces on Lower Limbs -Eczematous Eruption Followed -Nothing Gave Permanent Relief. SUFFERED 23 YEARS
CURED BY CUTICURA
"1 anffered for years from psoriasis affecting the outer eldes of the calves of
both limbs, 'con= tracted in the West Indies in '82 or '83 while merv- ing a H. M. 8.
Northampton,"
38 sick Berth stoward. In that espacity I had the use of nearly all the preparations the Pharmacopoein prescribes, but through enchstage of the disease I did not consult any medical officer. but treated my- self, with prepair- tions of mercury and earsaparilla for about nine months, but the eruption continued for years, and eventually left a scaly surface surrounding both Himb. In 1805 1 fried's Reme dles which seemed to remove the crup- tion, but at the beginning of the present year an eczematous eruption appeared, then seeing a Cuticura advertisement, I decided to give a trial to the Cuticura Remedies, of which I'nceded but five supplies. After the first week I found great rellef and 1 have been quite freo from any irritation since, although I con tinued the treatment for ten weeks in all. There is only a faint discoloration left, and I consider that Cuticura Remedies bave done more towards during the troublesome disease of which I suffered so long than all the other remedies put together and I recommend them to all my friends. I conclude with wishing
Henry Camp Cuticura great success. bell, Naval Pensioner, 9, Grove Road, Luton, Chathath, Kent, Oct. 17, 1906.
Fifthly. That he name of thes upon, whom we may be passed to confer either of these dres alinas shall be published in the London Gazette, and that a register theroof shall be Sir Edward fry, speaking sa deyen of the kept in the office of our principal Secretary of Conference, thanked the President and Vice-State for the Home Department. President. Speaking of the work done by the Conference, Sir Edward remarked that of all the proposals adopted by the Conference, the p. 140.] “In Nigeria, as in our other re-most remarkable was that providing for the cently soquired tropical pegressions, able establishment of an International Prize Court, because it was the Arst time in the bistory of the administrators have been forthcoming to direct world that a rally international court had been imperial expansion. Sir Frederick Lugard, organised. He hoped that international law, first as servant of the Royal Niger Company which was a chao, would little by little be and the negotiator of treaties with the aliele established by The Hague Court. Sir Edward of the Histeriand, and later as High Com- poncluded:Just one word more. We are about to separate. I feel saro that each one of missioner of Northern Nigeria nuder the Imus will pray for the blessings of heaven on all perial Government, did as useful work bere as the others and on their countries. Finally, I in that other country, Uganda, which is so bid you from the bottom of my heart, mindful
of all the word means, Adieu." intimately connected with his name.”-
As the aged delegate finished his speech, his Ep. 147.] On the conclusion of the Anglo-colleagues gave vent to their emotion by a Germas Agreement of 1890, Captain, now regular outburst of applause, General Sir Frederick, Lagard, who as pioneer. and administrator has done a mach good service in Afrios, led an expedition into. Uganda, entered into a treaty with the king, settled so far as was possible the dispute between the three religious factions, enlisted into the Company's service the Sudanese who had been left on the shons of Lake Albert Nyanza by Erin Pasha, defeated the savage King of Unyoro, erealed forts and garrisoned them, and firmly established the Company's influence up to the westermost "limits of what is now the Uganda Protectorate." How tame must Hongkong seam to a man who has done all that. This book, which we honestly and warmly recommend to all classes of readers and students, tells of the exploits of many other such makers of empire. And its descriptions of places are no less fascinating, How many people could answer offhand question about, say, Tristan D'Acunha! This is the largest of a group of small islands lying 1500 miles to the wost of the Cape of Good Hope. It was discovered by the Portuguese in 1506 Nearly a century ago Britain puts garrison there, but withdrew it in twelvemonths, Now there is a community of about a bundred farmers, who breed live stock and grow vegetables, bartering fresh provisions to passing whalers and sealers for manufaòtured goods. Happy island of seven miles long! *There is no government beyond a patriarchal control exercised by the elder men, and there is no crime." Some readers may be calling at Cook's for a ticket to Tristan D'Acunha after this; but they should first get Mr. Knight's book, wherein they may read of many other and design. There is a clear sleeve of Malines: these Powern would be wonderfully increased.reen Japan and Chins will be undertaken unchanged, the result will seriously threaten soldiers being about equal to that of sailors and attractive places, over which flies "the only lane. Aag worth living under.":
A SUCCESSFUL SEARCH..
At Taipo on Saturday the engineer of the Taipo launch made the acquaintance of a native, and they had such a good time that the new fledged comrade said he would come to Heng- kong with the sagineer. The launch arrival
adopted by the Confess burdans, and sesiog the limitation of military that military burdens hare since that date considerably increned in almost all countries, the Conference declares it highly desirable that the Governments should resums the serious. study of this question.
The Act next recommends the meeting of a third Conference after an interval similar to that between the first and second Conferences, and argos the preparation of its labours and proposes that a Preparatory Committes shall meet two years before the next Conference to prepsto a programms and rules of procedure.
ROYAL WEDDING TROUSSEAU.
vated that part of the indemnity should be
IA
to signal to Mara.
Bir Hiram is foad of letting off a little e-
Aided.
thusiastic hot air like it now and again," he
TRANSPORTATION OF MAILS.
Complete External and Internal Treatment for Kvery Humour of Infants, Children, and Adults con sists of Cuticura Bexp to Cleanse the Skin, Cuticurs Olotment to Heal the skin, and Cutica Relent Pis herolate Loaies) to Turify the Blood. A Pioglo Bet often Cures. Beld throughout the workl. Depot: Laudon, 27, Charterhouse 80. H. Jos La.. Hydney: enson, Cape Town, st.; B, K, Pal LAICUL; Potter Best and Chem. Carp., Hale Prope
Post-free, Culleur Book on Bha Diseases.
54--21
ontributed towards the expenditure of the gratitude. A similar wish is now being enter Imperial Court in sa expression of the national tained by the people. They desire to convey to His Majesty in the most satisfactory way their gratitude for the Imperial efforts which resulted
That commercial mo allty should be strictly in the victories in the recent war. We there
The Japanese Minister in Peking has been maintained and improved for the sake of the fore respectfully suggest that arrangement should be made for His Majesty to pay visits instructed by the Tokyo Government to country has hitherto been publicly expressed and conclude a proper prsal agreement, with the and arged by all sections of the community, bat to various foreign Powers escorted by the war.
Chinese Government concerning the trans the result of this demonstration bas, so far, ships Satsuma, dki, Kurama, Tsukuba, and
constructed in portation of Japsasse mails on Chinese railways proved very unsatisfastory. There still exists others which have been Japan, and the Mikso, which is so prominently in order to avoid fatura misunderstandings in this country a class of merchents who are not
the conclusion of the identified with the late war, and accompanied Ministry of Poste ard. Commut-scusions has only indifferent to this important destine, but themselves in that struggle. Such an action instanoted the Inspector-General (3r Eobert that it tends not only to damage their own would on the one hand, gratify the people of Bart) of the Imperial Meritione Customs to reputation and future profits, bat erentes
transport all Japanese mails from Peking to
trade of Japan. All this is admitted by man see the Emperor, sad on the other hand, it
Chiness Post Offices on the Imperial Railways of keen observation, and we can therefore on the trousseau of Princess Marie Bonaparte,
of North Chin Japanese mail bags from cor clude that the development of foreign trade
The Union Jack Club, which was opened by who was married to Prince George, the second would fulfil tho wish of the Japanese nation to express its gratitude to His Majesty. The son of the King of Greece, in Athens, vide our
visit of the Crown Prines to 8.onl greatly Newphwang to Shanbaiknen and vice versa are and the prosperity of a country's commerce
to be treated to the same way as
than eatisfied the hopes and aspirations of Its telegramo
Appropri'ely enough, says the "Evenings eng bead the relations between Japan and
*Japan has not many recognised organs by promoters and most ardent supporters. The Standard and St. James Gazelto" many of Kores, although he stayed there for only three without charge omil farther instructions: Kresily depend upon the state of its commercial His Majesty, the King on 1st July, has more
days. If His Majesty paid a visit to Great The Wrapu will also open argotiations with morality. the dres os will be distinctly Empire in ontline,
Ons dress is made in a thick, rich white orêpe Brit in, our Alls, and so visited Russia the represet tatives of the other Powers which whion she can teach ber children how to practise Council are now able to estimate the extent of de Chine. This shows a tablier failing nestly France, be ountries with which our are offices or agencies at the various this theory to their own credit and advantage, its popularity with the sailors and soldiers to Empire has Int ly entered into Agres Treaty Porta of China concerning the trans and some people are consequently left on a level whom it was presented, and the result is most to the feet, thinkly soutaché in fas white braid,
ments and some other foreign lands. it is portation of their nail bags through the not very different from that on which they gratifying and encouraging.
I.CP. O. on Chinese railways,
stood some scores of years ago in this particular Over 13,000 men have occupied the bedrooms so fine that it looks like embroidery, while one
cartain that the friendships between Japan and
1t believed that the proposed agreement matter. Should this state of things be left at the Club since it was opened, the number of the tablier there is a great variety of stitcher
entertained auspicious of Japas. auy Power
An army of workpeople was engaged in Paris reign countries who are desirous to person 17 Mukdez, and vice veres, through the Imperial | Sat obstacle to the development of the foreign
If
the
To
HYPNOTISED HERSELF.
STRANGE SCENE IN A HOS ITAL
thos- suspi-ion would be at once dispelled by by the Waiwapa sad Baron Hayashi directly. Princess Marie's colouring enables her to Imperial action, and a farther guaranteef-N-C Daily News.
th poo of the Far East w uld be supplied. His Majesty, also, it would be of much advantage 10 be able to observe the peoples and oraloms of different from Japan. cutries which are very We consequently avail ourselves of the opportunity afforded by the Imp via birthday to respectfully suggest that the Emperor should pay visits abroad. In that event the Diet would have plate in immediately voting the neces gidly do ev-rything possible to prepare for His Majesty's journey,
A remarkable case of a patient being rendered ancoracions by the mere suggestion that an
Bt0.0 of the London hospitals.
UNION JACK CLUB.
mariues. No further proof is therefore required national interests the
"Having been in contact with the prevailing that the Club has met a real want, and is a conditions in commercial circles for some roars great success. It is much appreciated by the past, I have made it my duty to establish an mes of both Services, and its popularity is institution on this theory under the title of the assured. The Connoil have but one regret, and Shogy otoka Koshinkwai (Commercial Mo- that is their inability to provide sacommodation rality Encouragement Society). To attain this for all who, at every week and, flock to its doors and effectually, however, the aid of the public from the naval and military stations. The is both necessary and desirable; and from this number of bedrooms now available is 201, yet motive I have just undertaken the publication week after week not one of these rooms remains fivery +fort is made by tempor of little periodical with the above heading. unoccupied.
here at about "11 p.m., and the engineer's/lace appeara algo on the oorsige, This, anperbury expenditure, and the whole nation, would anesthetic was being administered as occurred { Through this modium I wish to deal freelyary makeshifts, to satisfy the demands of
wear all shades of yellow with great success, and Cbérait has made her twy evening gowns in this colour."
One bsa a long coat made of gold filet Ince entirely severed with rich embroidery in silver thread. The delicacy and beauty of the work is a chef d'oeuvre of needlework and design.
On either side of the long basques there are incrustations of superb Venetian lace, of which the Princes is a great amateur, and the same. Doat Lalle over a full, long skirt of me core in so acquaintance asked permission to stay on board, fees quality that it has all the bloom of velvet my be bad nowhere to stay ashore. He was given and the suppleness of orêgo do Chine. This is asbake down" in the engine room with the in a matie tone of galden beige.
The second dress is in a pure yellow citron”?! ost of the crew, nad in the night he relieved his shade in musseline de soie, with the same friend of a gold sash valued at $5, which was clinging skirt as the fare, and is embroidered of crêpe de Chine, attached to the engineer's watcbohain. The which outlines the flgare,
All round the skirt pendant. was missed in the morning, and the in silk of te same tone. engineer Bonused some of the exew of having there runs vide insertion of yellow flot lace and above and below this is embroidery in thick stolen it. They all expressed their willingness bright flose silk. Tas dress is cut vory low in to be searched, however, and when the engineer front, on the bust, but rises gracefully over the had examined them it was apparent. that none shoulders, which are fully covered, of the crew had stolen the cash. Buspinion now fell on the engineer'a new ecquaintance, and he also expressed a desire to be searched, but refused to remove his left boat. The orew removed it for him, however, and there was found the missing dash. On appearing before Mr. C. D. Melbourne at the Police Court yesterday the defendant was sentenced to Aftoon days' imprisonment,
MEAN SQUEEZE ON CHINE SE.
ACCIDENT TO THE EMPRESS OF CHINA."
to
broken and the & mshetia liberated.
The screw was turned, and the patient went off gradually into the anal condition of insensibility. Five teeth were extracted, and the patient awoke without having felt say part of the operation.
Only when the young woman had left the room, and the pparatus was being made ready for another patient, was it discovered that the not been broken at all,
THE NEW MORALITY.
neighbourhood,
An American official who has just been in slope for, placed on a soow, and brough capsule of ethyl chlorite had by some mischanos being dethroned by the mob which once before them embodying the idea that a magazine
the
, should be produced for sale, at a
A young woman went to the hospital to have with our long-cherished ideal, called loudly for the men anxions to live in their own club Bro teeth extracted. The samsthetic decided the public to draw attention to Llis essential rather than sleep at the indifferent lodging- apen by the dental surgeon was ethyl atlor ide, policy for the future success of the trade and houses which abound in the
and are their only alternativas. A limit and this was administered by the neual form commerce of our country.”
Foreign Bras are invited to commualeate however, is reached when it becomes impossible of apparatus.
the with the editor of Comme c ́al Morality-Tupan to provide noy farther accommodation in the hundreds of man bara An indiarubber cap is placed over
Chronicle
Club, and consegna gomente for the night to make their own patient's mouth and nostrils, and connected national reparts that have been telegraphed of ethyl chloride is introduced. By the turning There is only the nienderes basis for the very with it in a bag into which a sealed capsule,
elsewhere. This is far from satisfactory, and the Connoil earnestly desira that they should be from amerion with regard to the socident do
able to obtain the additional bedrooms which are so much needed. This can be done by the R.M.8. Empress of China," whilst lying at of a exow from the outside the capaule is Vancouver, t was shorty befors 6.p.m. on
building the extension, for which a portion of Osteber 4, that the ship's carpenter, happening
It is interesting to note that though the new the original site is still available. The effect to go aft, peticed that water making its way
morality written of in the "North Atlantis would be an increase of 150 bedrooms. Through up through the pargo. By som ons's blunder;
Monthly is an American product, it is by na the generosity of the public the Council already the sesoook that takes the water to the condenser
means witboat its counterpart in England. have in their possession a part of the requisite was left open; the was entered the vessels,
There in a great revolution going on in the funds. With the object of providing, if possible, through the main discbarg, cansing her.
United States, the old Captains of industry are the whole of the balance, a sobome has been laid stle slightly. A fire engine was at once
where it was at ind for pumping
worshipped- and, imitated the The Fiat containing stories, articles, and poams, prefasely London, in discussing the Asiatic labour ques
given and conquerors, barieg
A large number of The condition of insensibility had been
-pries next year. and safety to their followers, thought
and authoresses whose names will be tion the other day, me tioned an interesting water from the after hold. Later the tug
themselves entitled to eat and drink and live form of graft" which has been prevalent in Salvor took her place and her powerful pumps brought about by the self-hypnotism of the his graft-ridden country. It seems that when Woke started. Forturat ly then was but little
patient. The belief that an apathetic As
their practical and and comfortable by the men of action, thei
symp.thetic support. It is on board at the time of the accident, and being administered was so strongly red in bez splendidly. But now that America has been anbsequently sonounced, have already promised aver a Chinsman wants to rataru to his native loud from the United States with the intention beyond a quantity of pig load, which was mind that she had passed into insensibility made sale a have come forward to well the people impad that many of our leading artists will
in only cargo i the
that all the wealth has been made by thesed that various firms who are able to produce the generously sasist with sketches and illustrations, of later on returning to Ameri a be is required affvoted by the water the o
hands of labour; that only the soldier in
the necessary munitions of war, such as The six torpedo-hosts, which took part in the hy law to obtain a rotara sertificate, which after bold was 2,000 bags of four, which were entirely by bypastic suggestion,
ranks of commerce is important in the new war with Japan, and fought their way back to suables him te land without difficulty on his damaged. The engine room with the exertion
order, and that leaders do not greats the ink, blooke, &c., will be kind enough to contri efforts the offieisla of the Company were able to Vladivostock from Port Arthur, when that return from China.
Secretary Straus of the Department of Labour of a dreame was undamaged, and by mpert uman for sea within four days.
to help with the prlating and binding. willing place was surrenderod, havo just returned to was in Salt Lake City a few weeks ago and get the steamer ready
The P. & 0, str. Delta lett Singapore for viatories of commerce. It is as if the hands bute towards the supply, while others may ha Vladivostock after a long and difionit: voyage he found that leading Chinese-bad had it | Bao-left-Vancouver a day late and was deny this port on the 23rd inst, at 8am with the | SHGUC PAY of the brain, "That fellow who sits
them that in order to for a few hoursat Victoria, where a new dyasma
work,
in a tyrant"; and, having blown him and patriotic publishing Hrms will render of exploration in the Okhotsk Sea and the impresed upon
The price of a will be such that every
Copy Straits of Tartary; between Saghalien and the obtain the certificates they must consult a was procured and fitted on beard, "The Emories outward English Kails, and is dus here on in the at-to-idly thinking, while we do the The Council also trust that one of our great
solicitor who would draw up the documents in of China" would have made up for this
The LGM. str. Prinzess Alice left. Kobe via out of his homes, should find themselves in assistance in the publishing of the magazine mainland, This voyage is the frat serions return for ankstantisi fee, ranging from five to delay on the voyage across the Pacifight the 28th inst. nt about 78,m.
more than a little this sort of thing going Club and helping towards the completion of this attempt made by Russian warships to explore fly dollers, acording to what could be squeezed the heavy weather she encountered. The vessel Nagasaki and Shanghai on 24th inst, p.m., and gompetent to make further movement, when
from the applicant
nover “sank," a
as reported. At low water her may be expented here on or about Tuesday, the deprived of the brain's tyranny. There is purchaser, while supporting the Union Jack the hitherto little knowa coastline of North.
The C.P.B. sir. Empress of Japan arrived on in England as well as in America; too great national memorial, will receive full and even Mr. Frank P. Sargent, the Commissioner bottom touches ground under normal conditions ard
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a tandenes to exalt manual labour against overflowing measure of literary and artistic valus Eastern Siberia. The flotilla called at 64 placos General of Immigration and Naturalization and the flooding of her hold merely caused her
All communiostiors should be addressed to during its voyage of about seven thousand miles, was at ouve informed of this enterprising habit to settle gantly on the mud. Nor is there any Shanghai at 1a.m. on Sunday, the 24th last, brain work, and to underrate the man who, by in return for this payment.
H.E.Trippal, at Onslow Hall, Richmond, tweive astronomical points were fixed, and ten of the American lawyers in league with the foundation for the rumour that the accident was and left again at 9.30 ans, same day for Naga's powers af organisation and leadership, has
The Boston str. Kumeric arrived at Victoris
Morality is apt to forget that we owe our-rise-Barrey, who is the originator of the idon, and bays, and openings on the coast were explored minor immigration offcials, and he promptly caused with malicious intent by a member of the ski where she was due to arrive Hoon yesterday rested huge industrial enterpriser. The New Major
ordered notices to be posted for the information Oriental ore. The ball of the steamer is not
Editor-in-Chief. The Boston str. Shawmut sailed yesterday from savagery to the brain, and not to the will not for the Council of the Club se Honorary
handa--Globe. of the Chinese that no such fees are necessary, damaged in moy way, and during a good portion on the 23rd inst. for the immigration officials are compelled to of her voyage across the Facilio she was making make out the certificates themselves on deraand seventeen knots,
and surveyed. The voyage lasted 106 days, and
the actual length of coastline the surveyed was
560 miles.
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