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THE LAUSANNE TRAGEDY. MURDER WAS A "SPONTANEOUS ACTS
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THM HONGKONG". DAILY PLEBS, MONDAY, MAY 14TH, 1933
WORLD OF SPORT.
RESULT OF THE AMATEUR GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
WETHERED WINS FROM WARKIS.
LONDON, May 19th.
"LATEST. CARLES,
H.M.S. "HAREBELL” · LEAVES FOR MURMANSK COAST:
CONTENTS OF THE RUSSIAN NOTE.
FAR EASTERN CABLE NEWS
(THROUGH REUTER'S ·AGENCY.]
THE BANDIT OUTRAGE.
AMERICAN BOYS RELEASED,
THE SHANGHAI RACES SOCIAL UNION WINS THE GRAND NATIONAL.
THE BANDITS' TERMS.
PERING, May 13th. The Chiaotungpa states that the dele gates megotiating with the bandita have
The Shanghai Spring race meeting brought back the latter's terms which are closed on Saturday when the “ off day's”. that a troops must withdraw Alty is racing resulted in some good times being from the brigand stronghold at Paotzukn, put up. The Hongkong pony Spotted and their immunity from punishment Sand came to the fore again by winning be guaranteed by the military Cup The most important race of the authorities and the local gentry. Then they will release all enptives.
day was The Grand National Steeple Chase which provided a new winnerin, Social Union (Mr. Johnstone up). Two favourites with previous good records for
respectively. They were Old Bill (second)
must
the short distance race for the Pontung
LONDON, May 19th... In Quimets defeat by Wethered the The Russian Note, mentioned is Satur latter was two up at the turn. The 10th day's Cable mesrage, suggests a conference LATRASSE, May 19th. and 11th were halved. Wethered won the
A LETTER FROM MAJOR PINGER. Yorowsky's murder, which Capradi 12th and 13th. Ouimet won the 14th and of the Powers concerned in order to 18th while the 18th and 17th were halved, discuss the whole question of territorial Insists was a spontaneous net with which At Deal in the golf championship, in the waters, with a slow to reaching an
Tiaras, May 12th. The boys Allen and Pinger arrived at "nobody else was implicated, seems to have final thirtysix holes, Wethered was four
forestalled a plan by the Swiss National "pan Harris at the end of the first international agreement. The Note ex Tientsin last night, accompanied by
Roger Wathered, discussion of all questions at issue between Major Horsfall of the American Legu Tuchun ordering him to accept those Worplesdon, beat Robert Harrik, Royal the Soviet Republics and Great Britain, tion. Both boys were wearing Chinese terms, The Tuchun accordingly procred. this event came in second and third and hopes that the British Government ecthes and shoes, but were looking none to Lincheng where he will arrive at and Petersfield (third). The last mention-"
League to quietly kidnap Vorowsky and expel him. BUSSIAN ALLEGATIONS REGARDING LOCAL POLIDE While 'Dibrilowski's condition is not improving, Ahrens has sufficently recover ed to undertake a campaign from his bed against the local police, whom he accuses
round.
In the final
and Ancient by 7 and 6.
FA
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LONDON, May 11th. In the amateur gif championship at Deal, In the sixth round, Whetherel best Drew by one hole. Grant beat Humphries by 3 and 2 Harria beat Mackenria by one hole.
collapsed
and was one turn o
Tolley
in three.
of not affording aufficient protection. The at the unusually the next four, police have replied that although the Ouimet becoming dormy foar, and holing Soviet delegation did not enjoy an official uphill with a five yard put for the match. "atalus they offered special protection, and the semi-finals Harris was tungaificent, and at the turn was four up. The next four which Torowsky refused. Ahres has re- holes were halved, and he took the fourteenth tarted a denial to this statement and has asserted that if the police were not aware of the threats made against members of the Soviet delegation since Sunday, their intelligence and service was pitiublet
VOROWSKI'S REMAINS TO GO TO RUSSIA
Attended by Swiss Communists and two members of the Turkish delegation, but no members of the local authorities, Vorowsky's offlin, covered with a red flag. was conveyed to the evinetery pending it emoval to Russia.
M. Bagowski, a representative of the Russian Red Cross Séciety at Berne, has arrived and will take charge of the Soviet delegation. It is not anticipated that the conterence proceedings will be affected by
the incident.
"
EXPRESSION OF CONDOLENCE BY ITALY.
The Italian Government. through its Consul, has expressed condolence with the victims in view of the fact that Vorowsky was the Soviet Minister to Rome. JSMET'S EXPRESSION OF SINCERE REGRET."
LAUBANNE, May 12th. Yarowsky's assassication passed un- noticed at to-day's mecting of the Con- frene. Turkish circles are surprised at
Thousanda watched Wethered, who at the turn was two up, and won two of the next four holes. Ouimet fought hard, and took the fifteenth and sixteenth, Wethered holing with a one yard put at the seventeenth. The eventual csults of the semi-finals
were:
was intense excitement.
The Scotsman, Robert Harris, of the Royal and Ancient, bent the Anglo-American, Douglas Grant, of Royal St. George's, by 5 up and 4 to play.
Qaimet defeated Roger Wethered by 2 up and one to play.
Harris and Ouimet now meet in the final.
COUNTY CRICKET RESULTS.
Loxnox, May 11th. Middlesex beat Somerset on the first innings. For Middlesex, Lee in their first innings compiled 100.
Lancashire best Cambridge on the first innings. The Cantal player, Lowry, in their second innings knocked up 181.
Gloucester beat Surrey on the first in- nings. The Gloster player Hammond in their first innings scored 110. Fender in the second innings compiled 194 not out.
Sussex beat Esses by 290 runs. For Essex, Douglas performed the hat trick in Sus sex's first innings."
Oxford defented Hampshire by four wickets.
presses willingness to enter into a general
will meet the Soviet Government in its penceful desire to solve the disputo.
SOVIET MINISTER COMING TO LONDON.
LONDON, May 19th.”. Advices from Moscow state that the
Soviet Government has decided to send Krassin to England forthwith. He is
travelling by deroplane.
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Losos, May 11th." B.M.S. Hereball has left full, for Mar mausk, commanded by the Antarctic ex- plorer, Captain E. 1. G. R. Evans, C.B,
D.S.O..
The Chiaotungpu wired to the Shantung
the worse for their experiences They evidently had bigen made much of by the bandits.
six o'clock this eyering.
*
''
One of the first facts established as a result of an interview with Major Hors
ed pony has won the event on the three
Wu Yu Lin is also intending to pro- provicus consecutive occasions. ceed to Lincheng to-night,..
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::
LATER
The bandits are willing to release all
Braults:-
1.--THE SPRING GRIFFINS HANDICAP- "A" Class. One Milo and a' Quar-
tar.
Mr. Torg's McKenzie......(Mr. Hill) Mr. Durgur', Kashmir
(Mr. Johnstone) Mr. We Two's Young Bill
(Mr. Springfield) 3 Time: mins. 37.2-seca, 2. B CLASS. Mr. Rennik's Sovereign...(Mr. Heard) 1 "Mr. Judah's Antarusic......(Mr. Moller) 9 Messrs. Lalacaca and Bauld's Little.
Minch
(Mr. Knoll) 3 Time: mins. 38, 4-5secs,
fall was that the mysterious William captives except two. whom they desire to Smith, whose name was on the passenger retain as hostages, according to infor list but whose existence some doubt, is mation brought by Major Horsfall of the with the bandits. He is a British subject American Legation, who arrived in hailing from Manchester and was on his Peking this morning. It is probable that
fifteen foreigners are still captives. way from Hongkong to Peking to are the Great Wall. Chinese on the train cou- firmed that he was a traveller. He is elderly and gray-haired. Nobody scene to have come in contact, with him is the
Russian waters to protect Britials trawlers, (The Harbell has been despatched to Several vessels have been seize outside bandits' camp. Capt. Evans who was until a short time the 3-mile limit but inside a 12-uile limit.
aze on the China station in command of H.31.S. Cartials, has beer recently command Captain of the Patrol, Minn-awbeping and Fishery Protection Flotilla]
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IRISH DEPORTEES,
"BRITISH GOVERNMENT CAN GET THEM BACK."
LONDON, May 19th. The Free State minister, M. O'Higgins, interviewed in Dublin, said that if the
British Government wanted Art O'Brien. or any other doportees back they could get them without any difficulty,
Reports so far, have indicated that the bandits are standing out for a substantial ronson as well para guarantre of their own safety. This is apparently incorrect. They sent out letters demanding that the troops be withdrawn and they be allowed to remain to administer the three neigh bouring hsien which is practically com posed of bandits; also to receive twelve months' back pay. It is the withdrawal of the troops they most insist on and they threaten to kill the captives unless this
is done.
B
One of the obstacles to an arrangement
this, and Ismet Pasha has issued a state championship final. Miss Doris Chamber ANOTHER WAGES INCREASD with the bandits for the release of the
anent expressing sincere regret at the death of a "representative of a great and friendly Power, with whom we had ex- ceBent" relation, during the Conference, and whow high qualities we have not censed to appreciate."
KING AND QUEEN IN ITALY.
THE FUTURE ASSOCIATION OF THE TWO NATIONS.
LONDON, May 11th, The visit of. Their Majesties King George nod Queen Mary to Rome, which ends to-night whether in Italy en depart on a-four
reute for England. has been the subject of much attention by the Press, both of Great Britain and France, ne indicating the possibility of closer Anglo-Italian operation.
LADIES' GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP. At Burnham, Somerset, in the ladies' golf
of Wirral Club, beat Mra Macbeth, of Bowdon, by one up. The latter defeated the bolder, Mia Joyce Wathered, in the semi-final, by 3 up and one to play.
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THE JUBILEE STAKES.
LONDON, May 12th. The Kempton Park Jubilee stakes resulted in a dead heat between Simon Pure and Diligence, with Condover a neck behind, third. Eleven horses ran, Tho Betting was:-Simon Puro 100 to 30, Diligence 7 to 1, Condover B to2.
IN AMERICA.
captives hitherto has been the fact, that WASHINGTON, May 12th General Ho Feng Yu, in charge of the The wages of seamen employed by the Shantung Mixed Brigade, which sur- United States Shipping: Board have been rounded the bandits is a man with whom increased 15 to 20 per cent,
the bandit leader in at blood enmity EIFFEL TOWER DAMAGED The elder brother of the bandit who was LIGHTNING INTERRUPTS
LESS SERVICE.
THE TUCHUN'S RESIGNATION, A Mandate refuses to accept Tien Chung Yu's resignation at present. It says that the Ministries of War and of the Interior
have already been ordered to investigate and decide who should be reprimanded in connection with the outrage. The Tuchus must remain at least till all the captives aro released.
TERMS. ARRANGED WITH THE BANDITS.
3.-THE SPRING HANDICAP." A·””.
Cinse
One mile and a quarter. Mr. Robson's Harbin.......(Mr. Brand) 1 Mr. and Mrs. A. V. White's White
Knight Mr. John Peel's Pencastle
(Mr. Moller)
(Mr. Johnatanc)* Mr, Torg's Conqueror Dahlia
(Mr. Heard) $3
•-Dead brat. Time: mins. 37.2-5secs. 4.-"B" CLASH, Messrs. C. and H. White's King's Cross 14: (Mr. Moller) telegram despatched at midnight from Messrs. Arnhold and H. Sassoon's
Roman Victory ...... (Mr. Hill) -- Linching by the Government's special Mr. Dynasty's King Johnnin delegate, stating that the Commissioner
(Mr. Dupree) 3
PEKING, May 13th, The Chiaotungpo (Ministry of Commu- nicationa) announces the receipt of a
It was agreed that the Government troops should be withdrawn from around. Pactraku, and the handits later enrolled in the national army.
Time minia. 38.3-5secs.
of Foreign Affairs at Kiangau and Mrs.-THE GRAND NATIONAL STEEPLY CHASE, Roy Anderson had succeeded in arranging Mr. John Peel's Social Union terms with the bandits
(Mr. Johnstone) I Mr. Camper's Old Bill (Mr. Bremner) 2 Mr. Henry Morriss' Petersfold
(Mr. Morriss) 3 8-THE POOTUxo Cur-Seven furlongs, Mr. Dynasty's Spotted Sand
(Mr. Johnstone) 1 The bandits expressed satisfaction at Mr. Gilpin's Full House...(Mr. Knoll) 2 of captives on the roturn to their base, the the terms, promising to release a number Mr. and Mrs. A. V. White's White Iris
(Mr. Moller) S remainder to be released as soon as the 7-THE CONSOLATION CUP.-One mile and
Time: tmin. 49.1-5sec WIRE-formerly chief of the bandits, in this disagreement was carried out.
trict was executed by Ho Feng Yu and General Tana Kun has ordered the the body was badly mutilated. A picture Chief of Police at Tientsin to procved to
is still exposed at Lincheng Linchong on his behalf.
POWERS MUST DEVISE AND IMPOSE MEASURES.
Panis, May 19th. The Eiffel Tower has been struck by WORLD'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP.amaged. The service was interrupted for lightning and the wireless installation
LONDON, May 12th
twenty-four hours. At Prino Club, in the World's Tennis bolder, beat Kinsella (America) by 7 seta Championship Cover (England) the
to 3.
PION DEFEATED.
LONDON, May 12th. Playing at Holborn Hall, in the final
TIMBER YARD IN FLAMES.
WEEK-END FIRES.
The flaines from twa, burning matsheds, each stocked with soap and bamboo poles
of the Professional Billiards Championat a spat close to the Bay View Police ship. the final scores read:-Smith 18,000, Newman (holder) 15,180.
The Inat official function at Rome was reception at the Capitol, where, in replying to an address by the Royal Com- PROFESSIONAL BILLIARDS CHAM- missioner for Rome, King George, after referring to
traditional British sympathy and admiration for Italy, said that only by the closest co-operation of the 'rading nations of the world can the clouds on the international ho "zon be dis pelled. His Majesty said that he felt assured of such cupreation between the Italian and British peoples, and looked forward with confidence to the future IRISH CLAIMS TO AMERICAN association of the two peoples in the cause of peace and progress, and the continued triumph of those high intellectual and spiritual ideals which they jointly repre- sent.
THEIR MAJESTIES TOUCHED BY THE WELCOME ACCORDED THEM,
Ros. May 12th.
At the conclusion of the Royal visit, Reuter's representative was informed that King Georgs and Queen Mary were leaving Rome with the tappions impr
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SECURITIES.
NEW YORK, May 11th.. The Supreme Court has ordered the realisation of two million dollars worth of securities conflictingly claimed by the Irish Free State and the Da Valera faction last August, and their conversion into United States Government issues, pending a decision as to their ownership.
AMERICA AND THE WORLD saw the blaze completely under control.
Station, shot up in the air to tremendous heights on Saturday afternoon, and could be seen burning brightly for miles around. The origin of the fire is unknown, but shortly before two o'clock in the after- noon information was received at the Bay View Police Station to the effect that fire had broken out in Gordon Road. The police immediately telephoned the fire station, and in a very short space of time two engines were ca the scene from the Central Station, and two from the Wanchai Station. Water was pumped in from the sea, and an hour and a half's hard work
Fortunately the sheds were in a fairly isolated position, so that the danger of surrounding, property catching fire was renate. The area covered by the sheds was about 100 feet, and the original juse of the surrounding ground was as a timber yard. The damage done was not very heavy, though the exact extent is unknown.
.COURT.
sion. It was one of the most memorable, most cordial and most interesting journey they had ever undertaken. Their Mojos-
New Tons, May 11th. The United States Chamber of Commeres ties were not merely touched by the enthusiasm of all classes in the capital, has passed a resolution endoning the but were particularly struck by the proposal of America to join the permanent friendly greetings of the villagers during Court of International Justice. their private exsursions into the country. Both the King and Queen are in the best of health, despite the heavy State programme and the arduous sightseeing.
Regarded from an international view- point, tha visit should considerably strengthen the already close Anglo-
Italian rolations,
THE "OKARA" ALLEGATIONS DENIAL BY THE CALCUTTA AGENTS.
FALL IN PRICE OF
- RUBBER.
COLOMBO, May 11th. The price at to-day's rabber sale was 83 cents per pound compared with 93 cents last week.
THE UNITED STATES....... CHAMBER OF COMMERCE VIEWS ON CURRENT PROBLEMS.
of it station.
for hairy manths, yet they manage to Ho Feng Yu's troops have not been paid
eke out an existence which suggests they are sympathetic with bandita. Ho is unable to do anything with the bandite, as they refuse to negotiate with him and resent uny attempt by foreigners and others to
interfere.
When the American boys were handed over Ho Yang Yu demanded a receipt which was duly given.
The following letter from Major Pinger was brought
out:--
a quarter.
Mr. Wm. McBain's Artful Dodger
(Mr. Dupree) 1 Capt. Bahnson's Guldborg
Mr. Hilly 2 Mr. Ma-ka-lee's The Knut (Mr. Moon) 3
Time: 2mins. 37.4-5secs.
8-THE MAXORU STAKES.-One mile and a.
quarter.
LONDON, May 12th. In a leading article on the Liencheng outrage, The Times points out that Meers Lalacaca and Bauld's The Bird: numbers of other foreigners have hoon Mears, Tay and Seth's Christmas Morn
(Mr. Knoll) * kidnapped in China since the Central Government became paralysed, and says Mr. Wre. McBain's Skyro
(Mr. Heard) that for none of these offences has re- paration been exacted severe enough to
(Mr. Dupree) 3 tarm the criminals, nor to convince the. Peking Government that foreigners must 9-T NIL DESPERANDUM CUP—Half a be protected.
mile. Neither money payments
Time: 2mins. 40.4-bancs.
J
<
(Mr. Brand)
(Mr. Liddell) a
10-THE GRIFFINS' NIL DESPERANdum Cup.
-Half a mile.
Mr. John Peel's Charles XII.
"It is impossible for me return with nor apologies will suffice to attain the pre-Messrs. C, and H. White's St. Paul your messenger, but my son can do so,servation of the prestige of the Western
(Mr. Patterson) Self and other foreigners, about twenty, Governments and the safety of the lives Mr. C. R. Burkill'e The King urgently recommend you to immediately and property of their citizens. It is hard
press upon the Government author to suggest what measures should be re Mr. Gilpin's Sir Colin ities the necessity of withdrawing the quired by China to secure this in her troops. If this is not complied with present state of military anarchy, but the Time: 57.3-566cs. in three days we are threatened with Powers will have either to devise and the worst. These men told us they are impose them, or look on helpless at the not professional bandits, that they are perpetration upon their countrymen of holding us to ransom, but that they fresh outrages constantly growing in have suffered at the hands of the troops rumber and enormity, for some time and they used this method as a last resort for the purpose of securing their removal. Please wire the full facts to the British and American Ministers, urging the seriousness of our position. Delay is extremely dangerous. Until we are liberated all means should be used to prevent troops firing, es any European food back by the messengers, action will precipitate our fate, Send
our captors are baying trouble in feeding us."
(Mr. Johnstone) Capt. Bahnson's Lysborg....(Mr. Hill) |MM. C. H. Wright's Jack-s-Latern
(Mr. Dupree) Time: 57.2-recu. JAPAN CASTS EYES ON THINLY 11-T Marco's RACK—One mile and
POPULATED AREAS*
JAPAN'S CRAMPED POPULATION.
LONDON, May 12th. London, The Japanca Professor Hishi. Lecturing before the Japan Society in numa said that Japan's cramped popula- tion caused anxiety, and naturally Japan cast eyes on the thinly populated arena of North and South America, Canada and Australia, where she could send her surplus population and turn the wildoracse into rice and wheatfields and hives of industry, but Japan would limit the Aumber of immigrante in order not to disturb the peace of her neighbours.
"THE STRUGGLE BETWEEN EAST, AND WEST,"
towards
Eastern
Ho concluded by saying that unless some of the Western natious awake from their mistakon attitude nations, the struggle between East and West would farnive the whole of humanity in the most disastrous war ever kron,
quarter.
Mr. Henry Morris' Patsfield Mr. Toeg's Conqueror Dahlia............. Mesars Win. and Neville McBain's
Kennington Time: zmina. 38.4-5seca.
THE INDIÁN: FRONTIER OUTRAGE.
PLUCKY CAPTIVE AND HER
RESCUER
count ofgive a clear and accurate ao
Ho Feng Yu stated that he had threatened to kill every inhabitant of the A fire which might have been followed three haien if say foreigner is killed, but with very serious results was reported at this is regarded as an empty threat. about half jiast ten the same night. The
Que of the Chinese prisoners who was Bamons came from 49, Des Voeux Road formerly a brother officer of the bandit Central, and the Brigade at once hurried leaders of Chang Obing Yno's army in to the spot. It was found that a cubicle Honan, told the handbits that if anything in the premises had caught fire, and bed happened to the American boys they would
Letters written by Miss Ella during clothes were
captivity, and. Mrn, Starr's reports make flames. No-one suffered lose their heads, and suggested be be per
it clear that she showed wonderful pinck soon extinguished. any injuries, and the conflagration was mitted to take them out, then the bandits
and gris throughout her terrible experi agreed. Yang brought the children to the
ences. Though made to walk for mile On Friday morning a small fire broke railway whore Mr. Anderson took charge out at 14, Anton Street, motor premises, of them.
with bleeding foot, and though half starved CALCUTTA, May 12th.
New York, May 11th.
and subjected to threats of death, she whero a number of petrol ting had caught
Ho Feng Yu refused to allow Mr. Ander The United States Chamber of Commerce firs.. The Brigade deals with the outbreak son and the foreign doctor to visit the
nover lost heart or presence of mind, and M. Bell, partner in the firm of
is able to Mackinnon, Mackenzie & Co., agente for passeri a revolution silvocating an increase in a very short space of time, and found captivos. He pleads that he could not
her movemente and experi the British Indio Line, in the course of an in the immigration quotas by two per cent.
no difficulty in checking the flamen, accept the responsibility for the probable interview denied the allegations made by also a resolution recommending the conv
FIRE AT A KOWLOON POULTRY FARM, of a universal economic conference to
detention of these foreigners by the [EY COURTESY OF THE "DAILY BULLETIN."} Mr. Starr, of the Peshawar Mr. T. Johnston M.P. regarding the adjust peace and economic problems, and
Mediant bandita,
Mission, whose courageous journey to ros Nearly a thousand birds were burned unseaworthinces of the Okara. M. Bell
Communication with the bandits
cue Miss Ellis ended sn succesfully, has declared that the Okara was drydocked, for opposing Government ownership of merchant to death in a fire which destroyed three hitherto has been effected by means of
herself experienced the full horrors of 142 days at Kidderpore in 1920, and
of the Hing Kee Poultry Farm's mataheds. pedlars. The foreigners are imprisoned
Frontier fanaticism. Some years ago sho thoroughly repaired, after which the
CHEAPER SUGAR.
at Kowloon City on Friday evening. The in Taihungpen mountain. The only lady
and her husband were working together Government surveyor granted a certificate
origin of the fire is unknown. There were appears to be a Mexican, Madame Voren,
in charge of the Peshawar Mission Hos of seaworthiness for 4 years.
LONDON, May 11th.
1.200 birds in the sheds at the time, and who refuses to leave her husband. Mr. The steamer Kumsang is believed to be pital, when one night Dr. Starr was BroU- The Okare had been docked on three
The prospect of sagar production exered though every effort was made to get them Musso is said to be ill, but it is under in danger of breaking up on the prered by a pretended call to attend a case occasions since 1920 for overhauling thing the consumption early next year, and a out the majority met with a cruel end.stood that his illness is not serious and cipitous and rocky beach.
There is a
of sickness. He Was attacked na be stepped most recent being at Calcutta on April fall in prices, was hold out by Mr. Baldwin, A party of police arrived on the sorne that he is getting better. The others strong wind, and high waves, are breaking hacked to death before his wife's eyes.
from his bedroom- into the verandah, and (Chancellor of the Exchequer), in addressing they could do little owing to the scarcity are evidently kept apart,
shortly after the outbreak occurred, but apparently are cheerful. The captives over her. women Unionists. The beet sowings in
Major Anderson of the Seaforth Europe were already approaching forty per of wator, and by the time the Brigade It is stated that the report that the
Highlanders, who has been shot on the cent over last year in consequepes of the were able to get to the scene, the shods brothers Elica have been released is in-
Anderson, who died in the Lochmanpo Indian Frontier, was the husband of Mrs. higher ruling prices.
were burned down to the ground.
poisoning tragedy.
20th last.
NO TRACE OF MISSING VESSEL.
LATER. The Chitwa has arrived and reports Matron of the Okara
tion
ships.
accurate.
8.8. “KUMBANG,"
DANGER OF BREAKING UP.
MANILA, May 11th.
All the passengers are landed.
M
The destroyer 343 is standing by.
It is stated that the crew can be taken off at any time.
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