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£300,000 WILL SUIT.
LADY ROSAMOND'S EVIDENCE.
K.C., Ton
Hir John Simeon Mared lg, wazelinded his speech ou behalf ng Taly Rosaminid" (Kristio in the Devon, wit; ease, and Lady Rosamonil, who has been in court
BRITISH NAVAL
ATTITUDE.
CHANGE OF VIEW TOWARDS BATTLESHIPS.
LIMITED TONNAGE POSSIBLE.
London, April 1.-Vitally in pártant changes in Gront Britain's
HONG KONG DAILY PŘESS, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8, 1931.
ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG
ALEXANDRIA.
Pres. Adams, Dollar, April 19. Pros, Harrison, Dollar, May 3,
MOY.
throughout the hearing, then gave attitude toward the use of first line Anshun, B. & S., April 12.
evidence.
The notion warns the Tapeles Park estate, North Devon, voiced at £300,000, the property of the Into Mr. A. 1. Christive Thy snac Being hourd by Lord Merrivale,
President of the Probate Court..
Battleships were forecast here to day by Mr. Honor C. Bywater, the naval correspondent of the London Daily Telegraph
In an article published under his signature in his newspaper, Mr. The ausstion at issue is whether Bywater declares that an exhaus tive survey which he has conducted Mr, Christie was sans in 1926 wheir reveals that die Admiralty experts he excouted a" will which is being are convinced that capital ships are supported by Colonel Gerald Bail-still indispensable to Great Britain. don Derton, a Barnstaple solicitor, However, the existing types of in his position as executor. Mr. capital ships are large and costly Otho Nicholson, M.P., the residuand Great Britain, according to the any legatce under the will, is cited at a party to the suit. An earlier. will of 1001 was in favour of Lady Rosamond Christie, the widow.
predictions made by the Daily Tele- graph's correspondent, at the next disarmament conference will advo- eate capital ships limited to 20,000 Leading counsel engaged in the cons carrying a maximum arm- ense are: For the plaintiff (Lady | ment' of guns with a calibre of 12 Rosamond Christie), Sir Jobinches. Simon. K.C., Mr. Stüart. Bevan, Great Britain will advocate the K.C., for the defendant (Colino) | miniler-battleships as a substitute. Ourton), Sir Patrick Hastings) · K.C. for the party cited, Mr. Trovided for by the Washington Treaty of 1921-1929 The Washing tan Treaty permits first line battle- ships of 33,000 tons armed with 16 inch guns.
Buckoill
Sir John Simon. In concluding his speech for Lady Rosamond, said that she had undertaken as wifely duty in removing her husband from the nursing brime at Bristol, and had disebarged it disinterested).. ly and faithfully. She was a' wo- man who had dedicated her life to looking after her husband, and she had done it as well as she
could.
· Mr. Christie and His Son. Lady Rosamond Alicia Christie, who is in her 70th year, then gave
avidence.
Mr. Stuart Boyan, K.C., asked : What was your husband's attitudo towards your boy?
Lady Rosamond-He was very happy with my son when I had nothing to do with him, but I might not show affection for the boy or bath him, or my husband would be upset.
Lady Rosamond added that he Ture she returned to her husband
after his return from Egypt her father-in-law settled £800 n year on her, as ho folt that some provis sion should is made for her in case she had to leave her husband. Hor total income at the present
time was between £300 and £400 a year.
"At one time," continued Lady Rommond, "when we were living near Windsor, my husband told me that he had made a wi” leaving everything to me. I told him that
I would rather he left it to Jack.
America" in Opposition. It is expected that the United States will appose maximum class battleships of the type described by Mr. Bywater on the grounds that
the has so few naval bases pa ta take larger battleships necessary. America considers her battleships as her first line of defense. At the London Navat Limitation Confer. Guice of 1030 Colonel Henry L Stim- con, the Secretary of State, con. tended that Great Britain, with many naval bases, can adoquately utilize smaller ships. But, he said. the United States with fewer naval
buses must have larger battleships pable of long cruises at grent dis tances from their buses.
the world disarmament conference There is indication that before anvenes at Geneva in 1939 efforts will be made to reconcile the con- theting British and attitudes.
American
JAPAN AND OLYMPIC GAMES.
{
Taiyuan, B. & S., April 9. Haining, Douglas, April 10. Tilbort, J.CJ.L., April 11. Takaila, B.I., April Haiyang, Douglas, April 14, Tainun, R. & S., April 16, Kumsang, Jardine's, April 17. Tjibadak, J.J., April 16. Sirdhana, B.I., Apr 24. Suisang, Jardine's, April 5. Tisaroca, J.C.J., April 5. Hosang, Jardine's, May 0 Talawa, B.I., May 8.
ANTWERP.
Selandia, Manners, April 17.. Karmala, P. & O., April 11, Takozak Maru, N.Y.K., April 18 Soudan, P. & O., May 2, Terukuni Maru, N..K, May 2 Danmark, Manners, May 5. Kalyan, P. & O., May 9.
AUSTRALIAN PORTS. Changte, B. & S., April 21: Kamo Maru, NY.K., April, 28. Nellore, E. & A., May 1. BALTIC PORTS.
Selandia, Manners, April 17. Danmark. Manners, May 5. BALTIMORE. Tweedbank, Bank, May 4, BANGKOK,'
.
Kwriyang, B. & S., April 9. Kwangehow, B. & S., April 12, Kiangsu, B. & S., April 13.
BARCELONA,
Burgenland. Jebsen, April 26: " Fulda, Mulchers, May 2. BELAWAN-DELI.' Cremer, J.C.J.L., April 0.. BOMBAY
Tango Maru, N.Y.K., April 11. Mirzapore, P. & O., April 9. Hilda, Dadwell's, April 19. Pilana, Dodwell's, April 19, Tottori Maru, N.Y.K. April 27. Kidderpore, P. & O., May 5. Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10.
SUSTUN.
Japanese Prince, Furness. April 0. Lisbon Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwoll's, April.
18.
Pres. Adams, Dollar. April 19..
Chinese Princo, Furness, April 21.
Tweedbank, Bank, May 4, Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May 3.
BREMEN.
:
Karmala, P. & O., April 11 Franken, Melchors, April 25, Fulda, Melchors, May 2. BRINDISI.
Hilda, Dodwell'a, April 12. Pilana, Dodwell's, April 19. Col di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. CALCUTTA.
(their son), and he looked upset, Y.250,000 TO PAY EXPENSES OF Kutsang, Jardine's, April 6
and as I thought, it would possibly make him disagreeable I said no
mote about it.
The will of May 8, 1901, W handed to Lady Ronmont, who identified the signature of her
IND
ATHLETES.
Tokyo, April 2-Au appropriation of Y.250,000 to finance Japan's participation in the 1932 World husband.
Olympic Games at Los Angeles Referring Mr. Christie's was approved to-day at a niceting habits, Lady Rosamond said that of the Japan Physical Education she had never seen him the worse Association. The gathering also for drink.although he drank passed a resolution instructing its great quantities of anything more representatives to strive to bring than was good for him." 3 later the 1040 World Olympic Games to yours he drank nothing but harley Tokyo. water. He us to say that he Avonld not be a long-lived map,
Future Heir of Tupaley, When, at the outbreak of war, Mr. Christie discussed with her the future of Tapeley, continued Lady Rosamond, he said he would leave it entirely in her hands to choose the best heir for Tapeley if their son was Med
Japan will send 150 athletes to the Los Angeles Olympiad, Baron Yoshio Sakatani is being urged to take charge of arrangementa,
A Monstrous Accusation," It is suggested," said Mr. Mr. Bovan-Did he mention the hevan," that the reason you con Nicholsona-No. I told him that sented to Mr. Christie going to the If our son never ouma back from home (at Bristol) and being the war, or Edward Le Marchant irought back in a short time was was killed, I thought that Humph- that it would be of assistance here- rey Nicholson might be a suitable niter if you could put it forward heir. He loft it entirely in my that as a fact he had been certified hands, because I promised to find as of unsound mind." the best heir who would value and
Marchant was killed."
"It is a monstrous accusation,"
Malacca Maru, N.Y.K., April 9. Muraran Maru, N.Y.K., April 18, Talma, B., April 18.
| Yuensang, Jardino's.. April 20.
Takada, B.J., May 3, Kumsang, Jardino's, May 9, CASABLANCA, Kalyan, P. & O., May 9, Persona, BF, April 23.
OHEFOO.
Kanyang, B. & S., April 9. Kucichow, B. & S., April 21. Huichow, B. & S., May 1. COLOMBO. Carnarvonshire Jardine's, April 8, Mirzapore, P. & O., April 9. Karmala, T. & O., April 11. Tango Maru, N.V.K., April 11. Hilda, Dodwell's, April 12. Angers, M.M., April 14. Hector B.F., April 15. Iinkozaki Mari, N.Y.K., April 18. Filsna, Dodwell's, April 10, Pros. Adains, Dollar. April 10: Anchises, B.F., April 21, Glenluce,. Jardine's, April 25, Rajputana, P. & O., April 23. Tottori Maru, N.Y.K., April 97. Felix Roussel, M.M., April 28. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pros. Harrison, Dollar, May 3 Kidderpore, P. & O., May 6. Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May 16. Aeneas, B.F., May 12 General Metzinger, M.M., May 12,
care for the place as he had done: replied Lady Rosamond, I dout Byson came back, but Edward Lo think that any
such horrible Decribing Mr. Christie's last thoughts entered my head. This voor man has been dependent upon strake in 1924, Lady Rosamond said: "I saw him at the far end for years. Really I am not so COPENHAGEN. ind as all that," of the corridor moving about with
Selandia, Manners, April 17. his hands on the wall, as if he were
Lady Rosamond also said that she | Danmark, Manners, May 5.
DALNY. linch I went near him, and when gave orders to the staff to treat BIT. The turned round he did not know Christie with the greatest respect, I thought his mind had com-Rod not let him know that he was pletely gone. He was in a terrible et in control.
110.
state, trying to pull the pictures Giving instances of her husband's off the wall and kicking people. violence, Lady Rosamond said that He approached marble podestals as he once throw a bunch of keys at if to pull them down. He tore the | her, and on another occasion throw door of the cupboard in his bed-his heavy stick at her, striking her room, of its hinges. He Foamed across the shoulders and back. "I lout for days and we could not remember se occasion when he struck me with his fist. It was bo- got him to take food."
fore he was certified. I was nerv-
Mr. Beaven-Were you anxious that he should be taken away to home, or were you reluctant that he should go-Of course I did not want him to go, but I could not take responsibility for biur starving himself to death or get ting into such a state that he could never get better.
Acras, B.F., April 8,
Lit m, B. & 8., April 13. Sarpedon,-B.E.-May-1. DUTCH PORTS.
FOODHOW.
Haining, Douglas, April 10. Haiyang, Douglas, April ta Cheongshing, Jardine's, April 15.) Chipshing, Jardine's, April 24. Huichow, B. & S., May 1
GENUA
Formoen, Gilman's April 10. Objenburg, Jelson, April 117. Hilda, Dodwell's, April 12, Liman Maru, NY.K., April 13. Pilana, Dodwell's, April 10, Pros. Aduros, Dollar, April 19. Teiresins, BF.. April 2008 Burgenland, Jebsen, April 95. Fulda, Melchers, May 2. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May 3, Vogtland, Jebsen, May 0. Col di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Nanking, Gilman's, May 19.
GLASGOW,
Hector, B.F., April 15. Toiresins, B. F. April 20 Aeneas, B. F., May 12,
GOTHENBURG,
Formos, Gilman's April 10. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12.
HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW. Kweiyang, B. & S., April 9. Kingyuan, B. & S., Apríl 10. Kiangsu, B. & S., April 13, Kiungchow, B. & S., April 24, HAMBURG."
MANILA
Pros, Jefferson, A.M.L, April 11. Tjinagara, J.CJL, April 14. Emp, of Canada, C.P.S., April 18. Pros. Adama, Dollar, April 19. Chaugte, B. & S., April 21. Pres. Grant, A.M.L., April 21.” Kamo Maru, N.Y.K., April 9. Prea, Lusola, Dollar; April 25. Tjibadak, J.Č.J.L., April £8. Nellore, E. & A., May . Fulda, Molchers, May 2. Pres Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Tjikombang, J.C.J.L., May 12.
MAKSKILL,KK
Karmla, P. & O., April 11, Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Angers, M.M., April 14, Hector, B.F., April 15. Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., April 18. Pros Adams, Dollar, April 19. Anchinen, B.F., April 21. Franken, Molchers, April 9. Rajputana, P. & O., April 5. Felix Roussel, M.M., April 28. Perseus, B.F., April 28, Soudan, P. & Q., May 2. Terukuni Mari, N.Y.K., May 2. Vogtland, Jebsen, May of Pres, Harrisou. Dollar, May . Kalyan, P. & O., May 9. Acnens, F., May 12. Goneral Metzinger, M.M., May 12. NAPLES.
Japanese Prince, Furness, April 9.
Pros Adams, Dollar. April 19. Chinese Prince, Furness, April 21. Pres, Harrison, Dollar May 3. NEW YORK. BOSTON, ALO. Japanom Prince, Furness, April 9. Lisbon Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, April
18.
Pres. Adams, Dollar, April 19. Chinese Prince, Furness, April 21, Pros. Grant, A.M.L., April Es. Prea Harrison, Dollar, May 3, Twoedbank, Bank, May 4. Pros. Cleveland, Dollar, May 12, NEWCHWANG.
Carnarvonshire Jardine's, April 8. Pres. McKinley, A.M.L, April 14. Formosa, Gilman's April 10. Oldenburg. Jebson, April 11. City of Khios, Bank, April 10. Selandia, Mannors, April 17. Anchises, B.F., April 21. Burgenland, Jebsen, April 25, Frankon, Melchers, April 23. Glenluce, Jardine's, April 25, Perseus, B.F, April 28. Fulda, Melchers, May 2. Soudan, P. & O., May 2. Danmark, Manners, May 5. Vogtland, Jebsen, May Arucas, BF, May 19. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12.
HAVRE.
City of Khios, Bank, April 10 Teiresian, B.F., April 90. Soudan, P. & O., May 2.. HONGAY.
Kweiyang, B. & S.. April 8... HONOLULU
Shinyo Maru, N.Y.K., April 14, Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K.. April 22 Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., April 20.
·JAPAN PORTS
Phemius, B.F., April 8. Ixion, B.F., April 9. Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., April 10, Kalyan, P. & O., April 10. Alefer, Melchers, April 12, Takada, B.I., April 12. Agamemnon, B.F., April 13. General Matzinger, M.M., April 13, Ionic Star, B.F., April 14. Shinyo Mare, NY.K., April 14. Hikawa Maru, N.Y.K., is. Kilano Maru, N. Y. K., April 18. Vogtland, Jebsen, April is. Burdwan, P, & O., April 17. Haruna Maru, N.Y,E., April 17. Kumsang, Jardine's, April 17. ̧ Trave, Melchers, April 17. Tai Ping Ying. Dodwell's, April
18.
Elpenor, B.F., April 19. Memmon, B.F., April 20. Heian Maru, N.Y.K., April 21. Bokuyo Maru, N.V.K, April 22. Comorin, P. & O., April 94. Sirdhana, B.I., April 24.. Emp. of Canada, Č.P.S., April 23. Suisang. Inrdine's, April 95. Duisburg. Jebsen, April 20. Achilles, R.F., April 27. Sphinx, M.M. April 27. Gleniffer, Jardine's, April 26. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., April 20. Sumatra, Gilman's, May . Tyndaraus, B.F., May 2. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 5. Hosang. Jardine's, May 6 Emp. of Russia, C.F.S., May 8. Glenogle, Jardine's, May 8. Kashmir, P. & O., May 8. Tanda, E. & A. May 8. Tilawa, B. May 8. Havelland, Jabson, May D. Porthos, M.M., May 11.
JAVA PORTS
Tilnegara, J.C.J.L., April 14 Tjisalak, J.C.J.L.. April 21. Tiibadak, J.O.J.L., April 28.. Tjileboot, J.O.J.L., May 5. Tjikembang, J.C.J.L., May 19. LIVERPOOL
Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Teireaias, B.F., April 20. LONDON,
•
Chusan, B. & S.. April 10. Linan, B. &, S., April-13, NORTH CHINA PORTS. Aeneas, B.F., April 8. A later, Melchors, April 12. Trave, Melchers; April 17. Trior, Melchers, May 5. Sarpedon, B.F., May 1. PÅKHOI.
Kingyuan, B. & S., April 10. ' Kiungehow, B. & §, April 24, PANAMA
Lisbon Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Pres. MeKinley, A.M.L., April 14. Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, April
18.
Takuya Maru, N.Y.K., ¿pril 22. Pres, Grant, A.M.L... April 28. Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, May 12 PENANO.
Carnarvonshire Jardine's, April 8, Kutaang, Jardino's, April 6, Cremer, J.C.J.L., Apríl 9. Malaces Maru, N.Y.K., April 0. Mirzapore, P. & O., April 9. Karmala, P. & O., April 11. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., April 11. Hoctor, B.F., April 1. Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., April 15. Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., April 18. Talma, B.I., April 18. Prea, Adams, Dollar, April 10. Yuensang, Jardine's, April 20. Anchises, B.F., April 21. Glenluce, Jardine's, April 25, Rajputana, P. & O., April 25, Tottori Maru, N.T.K.... April 27, Terukuni Maru, NY.K., May. 2. Pres Harrison, Dollar May 3. Takuda, B.I., May 3, Kidderporo, P. & O., May 5. Kumsang, Jardine's, May 8, Aeneas, B.F., May 12.. PORTSAID.
Hilda, Dodwall's, April 12. Lima Maru, N.Y.K., April 13. Hector, B.F., April 15.
Pilana, Dodwel's, April 10. Anchises, B.F., April 21.
SHANGRAI-(Continued),
Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., April 10. Kalyan, P. & O, April 10. Kiungchow, D. & 8., April 10. Tjileboet, J.C.J.L, April 11.. Alator, Melchers, April, 12. Sunning, B. & S., April 12. Takada,” B.I., * April 1a Agamemnon, D.F, April 13.. General Motzinger, M.M., April 13, Linan, B. & S., April 13. Tonic Star, B.F., April 14. Shinyo. Maru, 'N.Y.K., April 14, Sinking, B. & B., April 14.
18.
ikawa Marn, N.Y.K.. April.18. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., April 18. Trivan, B. & S.. April 15. Vogtland, Jebsen, April 18. Yatshing, Jardino's, April 15. Tibadak, J.C.JL., April 18. Burdwan, P. & 0., apru 17. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., April 17. Kumsang, Jardino's, April 17.' - Trave, Melchers, April 17. Tal Ping Yang, Dodwell's, April Elponory B.F., April 19, Kwongsang, Jardinc's, April 10, Soochow, B. & S., April 19. Memnon. D.F.. April 20. Heian Maru, NY.K., April 21. Hopsang, Jardino's, April 22, Comorin, P. & 0., April 24. Emp. of Canada, C.P.S., April 23. Suisang, Jardine's, April 23. 'Tjistroën, J.C.J.L., April 25,
Duisburg Jenson, April 26. Achilles, B.F., April 27. Sphinx, M.M., April 7. Gleniffer, Jardino's, April 28. Java, Manners, April 28. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., April 29. Sarpedon, B.F. May 1. Sumatra, Gilman's, May 2. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 5. Trier, Molchore, May 5. Hosang, Jardino's, Mav 6, Emp. of Tussin, C.P.S., May 8, Glonagie, Jardine's. May 8. Kashmir, P, & O., May 6... Tanda, E. & A., May 8. Havelland, Jabson. May 9, Theseus, B., May 9 Porthos, M.M., May 11.
SINGAPORE.
Carnarvonshire Jardino's, April 6. Kutsang, Jardino's, April 8. · Cremer, J.C.J.L., April 9. Malneca Maru, N.Y.K., April 9, Mirzapore, P. & O., April 9. Karmala, P. & O., April 11. Tango Maru, N.Y.K., April 11. Anahin, B. & S., April 12, Hilda, Dodwell's, April 12. Angers,, M.M.,- April 14. Kanagawa Maru, N.Y.K., April 14. Hector, B.F., April 15.
Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., April 15, Takozaki Maru, N.Y.K., April 18, Talma, B.I., April 18, 2 Pilana, Dodwell's, April 18. Pres, Adams, Dollar, April 18. Teiresins, D.F., April 20. Yuomaang. Jardino's, April 20. Anchises, B.F., April 21. Franken, Melohors, April 25. Glenluco, Jardine's, April 25, Rajputana, P. & O., April 28, Tottori Maru, NY.K., April 27. Felix Rounsel, M.M., April 28. Porscua, B.F., April 28.
Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Proa. Harrison. Dollar, May 3, Takada, B.I May 5 Kiddorpore, P. & O., May 5. ́. Kumsang, Jardine's, May 8. Col di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Aeneas, B.F., May 12, General Metzinger, M.M., May 12
SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS,
Tinhow, Bank, April 10. Kanagawa Maru, N.Y.K., April 14.
SOUTH AMERICAN PORTA.
Kanagawa Maru, N.Y.X., April 14, Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K., April 22. SWATOW.
Hangsang, Jardine's, April 8, Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Haining, Douglas, April 10. Aeneas, B.F., May 12.
RABAUL
Nellore, E. & A., May 1 Bremerhaven, Melchers, May RANGOON,
Malacia Maru, NY.K., April D. Muroran Maru, N.Y.K., April 15. SAIGON.
Angera, M.M., April 1 Tolix Roussel, M.M., April 28. Cloneral Metzinger, M.M., May 12. SANDAKAN
Mausang, Jardino's, April 8. Hinsang, Jardine's, April 15.
| SAN FRANCISCO,
Free. MoKinley, A.M.L., April 14. Shinyo-Maru, N.Y.K., April 14, Tai Ping Yang, Dodwell's, April
18.
Linan, B. & S., April 13. SCANDINAVIAN FORTS. Formosa, Gilman's April 10. Selandia, Mannar's, April 17. Danmark, Mannara, May 5. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12. SEATTLE. Ixion, BF April-0 Prea. Jofforson, A.M.L., April 10, Hician Mars, NY K., April 21. Tyndareus, B.T., May Pres. Lincoln, Dollaṛ, May. 3.
Pres. Grant, A.M.I, April 28. Carnarvonshire Jardine's, April 8. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., April 20. Karmals, P. & O., April 11,
Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, May 12– Hilda, Dodwell's,' April 12.
BARTUAO, Carnarvonshire Jardine's, April 8. Hector, B.F., April 15. Formosa, Gilman's April 10. Karmala, P. & O., April 11. . Oldenburg, Jabson, April II.. Hector, B.F., April 15. City of Khios, Bank, April 18. Selandia, Manners, April 17. Anchises, B.F., April 21. Burgenland, Jebsen, April 25. Franken, Molokers, April 28. Galuce; Jarding'or April £5 Pernous, B.F.. April 28. Fulda, Molchers, May 2, Soudan, P. & O., May 2. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2 Danmark, Mannera, May 6. Kalyan, P:& O., May 8, Vogtland.. Jobson, May 0. Aenean, B.F., May 12. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12,
us for a time, and wondered whe- | Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., April 18. ther there would be any conse- quences," added Lady Rosamond.
On another occasion, said Lady foshond, ber hasbrod called her into his room. He was in a hor rible temper, and caught hold of Ther. "I thought she declárd, "in Would it be right to suggest that was going to snap any back in half. you designed, that he should go to I screamed with fright and the dog a mental home-If you mean with barked. That brought the poor fol- malicious intent, of course I could-low back to his self-control, and he not have done so.
let go of me, saying 'No harm, no (Continued at foot of next column.) harm."'
City of Khios, Bank, April 18. Hakozaki Maru, N.Y.K., April 18. Pilana, Dell's, April 10. Auchises, B.F., April 21. Glenluce, Jardine's, April 23. Rajputana, &.0., April 5. Persens, B.F., April 28. Soudan, T. O., May 2. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Kuyan, P. & O, May 9. Col. dr Lana, Dodwell's, May 10 Aeneas, B.F., May 12. LOS ANGELES. Pres. MoKinley. A.M.L.. April 14, Tai Ping Ying. Dodwell'a, April
18:
Dekuyo Maru, N.Y.K., April 22 Pies, Grant, A.M.L. April 29. Pres, Claveland, Daļlar, May 12
SHANGRA Aeneas, B.F, April 8. Hangsang. Jardins's, April 8, Phemius, B.F., April 8. Hanyang D. & S., April 9. Kalyan, P. & O., April 9," Taiyuan, B. & 8., April 0.
Kiungchow, B. & S., April 10 Anshun, B. & S., April 12. Kwangchow, B. & B., April 12. Sunning, B. & 8., April 12. Haiyang, Douglas, April 14. Sinkiang, B. & S., April 14, Cheongshing, Jardine's, April 15. Yatshing, Jardine's, April 15, Kwongsang, Jardino's, April 19. Soochow, B. & 8., April 19. Kucichow, B. & 8., April 21. Hopsang, Jardine's, April 22, Chipshing, Jardine's, April 25, Huichow, B. & 8., May 1.
TIENTSIN.
Hanyang, B. & S., April 8, 2 Chongshing, Jardino's, April 15. Kuoichow, B. & S., April 21. Chipshing, Jardino's, April 25. Huichow, B. & 8., May 1.
TRIESTE AND VENICE.
Hilda, Dodwell's, April 12. Pilans, Dodwell's, April 19, Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10,
TSINGTAO
Aeneas, B.F., April 8. Hangsang, Jardine's, April 8, Sunning, B. & S., April 12. Sinkiang, B. & S., April 14, Yatshing, Jardino's, April 15,· · Kwongsang, Jardine's, April" 19.~*~* Soochow, B & B, April 15. Hopaang Jardingo, April 22. Sorpedon, B.F., May 1.
VANCOUVER, 3.0.~ Ixion, B.F., April 9, Emp, of Asia, C.P.8., April 10. Emp. of Cards, C.P.8., April 25 Tyndarous, B.F., May 2. -Emp. of Rusin, O.P.8 May 8.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS · AND MOVEMENTS.
Achilles due from Europe April 27. Agamemnon dae from Singapore
April 13.
Alster duo from Europe April 12, Anchises dub from Japan April.91. Augera due from Japan April 14. Bengloc due from Singapore" April
10.
Burdwan due from Europa April
Burgenland due from Japan April
10,
25.
Carnarvonshire due from Japan
April 8. Changte due from Australia April
14.
City of Cardiff due from Mogila
April 8
Comorin due from Europe April
43.
Cremar due from Amoy April 9. Duisburg due from Europe April
20.
penor due from Europe April 19. Emp. of Asia arrived froni Manila
April 7.
Emp. of Canada due from Japan
April 18.
Frankon due from Japan April 25. Gleniffer duo from Europe April
28.
Cilenogle due from Europe, May 8. Glenluce due from Japan April
25,
Havolland 'dus from Europe May
9.
Hector due from Shanghai April
15.
Icnic Star due from Singapore
April 14.
Ixion in Taikoo Dock..
Kalyan due from Singapore Apriť
D.
Karmala due from Shanghai April
10:
Kitano Maru duè from Australia
April 14,
Memnon due from Europe April
20,
Menesthous due from New York
May 8.
Mirzapore duo from Shanghai
April 9.
Oldenburg, due from Japan April
13: Perseus due from North China
ports April 28.
Phomius due. from Manila April 8. Pres. Adams, duc from Japan April
18.
Pres. Grant due from Japan April
20.
Pres. Jefferson dus from Shanghai
April 10,
Protesilaus due from Vancouver
May 7
Rajputana due from Japan April
25.
Sarpedon due from Europe May
Shinye Maru duo from Manila
April 12.
Sirdhana duc from Calcutta April
Taiping due from Australia May
12.
Takada due from Straite April 8, Talma due from Japan April 18. Teiresias dua from Japan April. 20, Theseus duo from Europe May 9. Tjilodas due from Java April 9. Tiilebort duo, from Manila Àpril 8, Tjiliwong due from Japan April 9, Tjinegara due from, Shanghai
April 12.
Tjipanas due from Sandakan April
8.
Trave due from Europe April 17 Tyndarcus duo from Japan April
14.
Vogtland duo from Europe April
15.
WOMAN'S AIR TOUR OF RUSSIA.
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DARING JOURNEY OF HON. MES, EDWIN MONTAGU
Vienna, April 1-On an nerjal tour of Russia and Persin, Hồn, Mrs. Edwin Montagu of London this afternoon haped off from Vienna, for Budapest. Mrs. Mon- tagu, who is accompanied by' Mri. Rupert Delville, is using her own aúroplano.
Mrs. Montagu is the widow of the late Mr. Edwin Montagu, who was the Secretary of State for Indía in the former Liberal Government
of Mr. David Lloyd George.no, k
With Mr. Belville, Mrs. Montagu left Heston Aerodrome, London, on Friday last. The itinerary of Mrs. Montagu's present aerial tour in- cludes stops at Constantinople, Baghdad, Teheran, Bokhara, Sam arkand and perhaps intermediate points. She will return to London over a different route, making halts at Baku, Tiflis, Nijninovgorod, Moscow, Leningrad, Riga and Berlia
VICTORIA. B.0.
Ixion, B.F., April 0.
Emp. of Asia, C.P.S., April 10. Prea. Jefferson. A.M.L, April 19. Heian Maru, N.Y.K., April 21. Emp, of Canada, Q.P.8., April 25, Tyndarous, B.F., May 2 Pros, Lincoln, Dollar, May 3. Emp. of Russia, O.P.§., May 5,
“VLADIVOSTUUL.
Gleniffer, Jardino's, April 24. Achilles, B.F., April 27. Genogle, Jardine's May 8.
| WEIHAIWEI,
Kuvichow, B. & 8., April 21: Huichow, B. & 8., May-1.