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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
ARBATMAN (Who failed to show a ght last night was to-day fined $5 or 14 days. Fox fusing to carry Sergt. F. Mellows, K.O..., when legally engaged, a sicksha coolię, was
ndy ned $7 lu defaute 18 days.
The departure of the 15 Cily “op Peking bax ben postpone Insel i pam -morma, aotice heing vent too lungo siter the advertiserment, OWING to pressure on nie rews colama: wELE obliged to hold over the correspondence for warded by the Chamber of Commerce unilito
Lord SALISBURY's annoucement at the banquet to Lord KITCHENER at the Man- slon House throws a little additional light upon the action by France with regard to Fashoda The resolute attitude of Great Britain has apparently had its effect and we hear no more of the rights of France being equal to those of Great France has sought for a way Britain." out of the difficulty which would Involve as little loss of face as possible and has, despite all the fuss and tall talk in the Frenchpress over Major MarcHaxi's great explol, at last come to the conclusion that Fashoda is valueless to France, or in the words of the fox, "the grapes are sour." 16 this is really the case and Fashoda is cf no use to the French, then we must admit that a great deal of unnecessary, vituperaz tion and an immerse amount of public time and money has been expended upon a worthless object, and it is much be deplored that the French did not dis- cover the true value of Fashoda several weeks ago and so' save both themselves and us the bother and expense of the ex- tensive preparations for war that have been made on either side. What a pity it is dat there is no iplomate Atlas
! published, giving the values of different postions! Had France referred to such 48.00a work and lound Fashoda ticketed at a penny-three-farthings she would have seen at once that it was not worth troubling about and would have looked Loan Charles Beresford ban accented the lavia- out for another position marked half-a-n of the Far Eastern Socity of Japan 16 visit
het country at the earliest possible date, Fir Eastern Srolety, fu its organization and In continuing his speech, Lord SALraugy Speech,
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FOR tealing a woman's gold bairpin a coolle was to-day senilo gaol for three months, and to retive 13 strokes of the birch on admission and to virokes to diyi before dlicharge.
P.S. GAULD and P.C. Langhy to-day presented the Magistracy 28 po chỉ players whom they caught in a house in L'a. Shing Lan last night. Tax Bent two were fined $as rich and the others were ordered to pay $1 each,
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ALLEGED FORGERY.
At the Magistracy this morning, Walter George Vangben, Robinson was charged with "that he did autawlally forge and utter a tele. gram, knowing the same to be forged and unlaw fully and without due anthority did truded by telegi aphide a telegram a ceni in passage well knowing the to be at a telegem on-the toth or 11th Opinber. 1893, st. Vietärta in thic colony, contrary in the provislans of Ordinace 14 01 1891"
Mr. J. Hastings appeared on behall of the defence.
Theche was adjourned til 2.30 pm, the Magistrate allowing a bill of $1,000, mosey deposti.
When the Court resumed, Mr. H. J. Ge've appeared for the prosecution and Mr. J. J. Francis, C. (instructed by Mr. J. Hastings) appeared for the defence.
In
Inspector Molla! sald-On the 9th low, at about 3.30pm. I rated defendant in his store reen's Road Central by virtue of a warrant produced. When I sieved him he was seting on hir desk writing, Then M. Femer of the Victoria Hotel came in and they hưd a few
minuter converssilor.. Alter Mr Farmer left I handed my card to defendant and showed hits the warrant. Defendant sald "Dannying; tan abord; must I go now?" I "As soon as possible; you can filsh your letter and put things a bit straight." He then asked to see his solicitor and I said I couldn't wait for 1 spl
agreed that Spit „londe du' com: back tha inney unla ber tarded en Robinian Ikeit the recelt until the Nipson Yasca Kuhá seized Robion that Steglad was enabg in tha Hiroshima Mars Atthe regas the tim host company feiled at teir offic I don't remember the date. I banded hick the receipt. On the toh after delidan dictated the massage is me. I pat the piper to my pocket. The next day I give the pap to Gottierezio capy (Witnest hero Identi fit the telegram produced by Mr. Reck as the
cold by Glarea) I thfel 1 fret to mintion the word"return" in what M. Rublason the telegram and the dictated to me. Last whiness then handed
draft is ine. sent the telegram to the Telegraph Office by coolle with the money. I gave the coolle $20 in notes and he brought ba'a sama change. I paid the maoay. An gederstanding was come to on the previous day that defendant should pay for the paszige and I pay for the telegram.
I destroyed in draft telegram Spring ord own for boud and lodglav. When defin. dant fonud that Springford was c. ming he came lola my odise and wanted me to go w's him to the Nippen Yoga Kaisha), office insay that he had nothing to do with bringing Springford bick and bewaned me to tell the bloger that I paid the palace on my own I refused to go with him. He pressed me 120 him in his owa and I said I would
must. I cfice later oo. He said "I
Aquilee sud "I will go with you to
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tation. After he had writeo x few words he straw-
31 an hour," then went led one word out then he remarked "I suppose as of my own office and defendant came for that d-Chinaman gave away "He felshed them again in a quarter of an hour. I did not go with deferlar to the Nippon Yalen note and gave it to Mr. Stokes. He then enqufted what was the bill and I ssid $1,000.
Kalsha office. Defendant wald Sprlagford hud rich He then went to the Netlanal Bank and drew the
uricia
the toms, In money. We then came to the Felice Statio
plano trade, to whom Springford might apply for assistanc That encourged meta
•hir. Francis had no questions tɔ pał to witness. Mr G. M. Beck said, I am acting Manager the pribli te ol getting hack my money. D. of the Telegraph Companies in Hongkong. I
tendant sald "If he does not pay hewrald gefot produce the original of a telege m tent from Spelaghord.". Defendan hald he would put tim Hongkong to Kobe on 11th October 1998. Ita chokey. I believ: this was on Monday, was despatched probably at 3.18 p.m., Hong. Defendant uld th Emsley had an interest in kong time. It is addressed to "Spilagt rdgeting Spalegleid ont of the way Springford was Clayton Koba-Wite cables coming, remin
a winess against Fmsley ln his ca apply passige Yares, matters arranged-- (Crie pieczeng} Emiley" It purports to be hem G, T. Smith Ilving to Stanicy Street.
By Mr. Francla Chinese clerk bythe name' of A Kwan received the mAT220",
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reference to the future delimitation of the der of his wife in High size, was brought op on French boundary in the Soudan, and posemand at the Megistracy to-day. After evidence sibly also to questions as to the rights of hid been taken engar ing the seat and plating on the top shows who recrived the France and Great Britain on the Westhe hou e difendret mai committed for tal
Coast of Africa which questions may re- quire careful handling to bring to satis- factory conclusion. The French press, although, resigned to the evacuation of Fashoda, still does not fail to remind us that the question will rankle in the mind of the nation for a long time, but even , LD. should it do so we have gained a certain amount of prestige and have established a precedent which we trust will be held in view by our statesmen with re- gard to France and so prevent our giving way upen the first appearance of hostility as we have done so many time of late. Mutual concessions are very well in their way but there is generally a certain one sidedness about them when Britain is concerned that gives all the plums to the Power for whose benefit the mutual
concession policy has been adopted.
On the and Oclob, 1$98. a: Coentu, Sz-chuen, the wife of H. CLINARY. Melbedist Episcopi Mission, of a daughter.
MA RIA
On the cl November, 1858, at the Holy Trinity Párni, Shangar, by the RV H. C. Hodges, MA, CHAR 15 HEN: Y GOOFRRY, A1- sistan: Municipal Ragine Many LIZETR daught of James Repoolda Hewlett, Big, Chicag, U.S.A., and aloned niece of Dantel
Hewles, Erg Barnwood Court Gloucester, England
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At Peveranda Patet, Gulaziz, Stogapore, big the charann af the zih,RISTIN ALLEN. when Chades I
Arianna Valve, Now fumptom chlam Cat! Lepmeting, 4298, 1:4tience of her So RN, soning, Staff-res SA AL ANN, wPaw cif to• f . T R, Suvenson, late of Shanghai, aged 6;..
MOCKONG, TUESDAY, NOVEM ER 8, 1998..
'NOTES AND COMMENTS.
The Peace Negotiations at Paris have. apparently reached a crifical stage. J'outer informs us that the Spanish Com- missioners have vinually rejected the méricari demand for the cession of the Philippines, and, this bring the case, it naturally follows that affairs must have
reached more or less of a deadlock. The American papers, some time ago, suggested that a powerful squadron coast DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & should be despatched to the
of Spain to carry Qul ап exten- "sive naval demonstration during the sitting of the Peace Conference, and doubtless, had this course been adopted it would have gone a long way towards convincing the Spanish people of the futility of objecting to the demands of the United States As matters now stand one or other of the two Powers must give way or, we presume, the war will be renewed, and the consequences of a renewal of hostilities cannot fall to be disastrous to Spain. Her navy has been practically destroyed, only the small feet under Admiral' CAMARA, which made such a weak attempt to come to the rescue of the Philippines, being left to her, while her army is disorganised and her credit exhausted.
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my and shecondemns the new fangled faith the Reformer in the elites of breech-loaders, watch she evidently considers as onsultable
the military gentas of her people -China: Gazette.
SINHALESE woman, who realdes la 'Panang reported to have set fire in herself to a fit of
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J. J.Guitliez sxid-Tam the foilor clerk. In the Koutable Life lutrance Society of the United States. I have seen the telegram pro- duced before. I wrote lt on tits October. Mi. Kliene who is my supeiler naked me to copy it. gare me this form and a piece el paper on which these few words were written, I cupled exactly as the originalsad then I handed both to Mr. Kliene.
By Mr. Francis-The paper which Mr. Kllene gave me was a plain while paper. Stanley Street and G. T. Smith were on the piper. Mr. Kliene was standing by and told me where lo
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COUNT ITADAKI PROF 'STS TO AESIGN.
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TOKYO, Denter 27th, Mr. Inukal beving hean app inted Minister ior Education in opposition to the views of the Liberal faction, a serious capture threatens la the rank of the Canational perly. It is expected that the Mialites representing ite Liberal faction will resign,
The leading Lerals held a conference early this morning latte official aideace of Count Itagaki, and decided that Count Bigaki should wait on the Emperor, and alter explaining the circumstances, and his objections to the popolat- mert of Mr. Inukai should resign office, his
put it. There is an one in the office with the resignation being followed by that of the Mini- name of G. T. Sebb I do not know any euchers for Finance and Communications. pero never copled telegrams for Mr. Kilene before. It tot my business to copy tele rims. There was nothing else written on the paper than what i coplid ant I 15 kB wá M. Kilene's band wilting on the paper. I did not see him wrlie the telegum before he brought it to me. He did not by anyibing about where the telegram was going to
It would appear that she appealed to bet low-countryman for scra*m^ney that war duo her, and, on her debtor's declaing to pay. became demented with age, struck a match, and set fire to her clother. Perspus thund mard at once to wave her and subdard the
or else trouble would follow,"
Replying to Mr. Gedge mitneva' said what he copled was
Springfa d.
Clayton, Kehe-wife cables coming, return apply pustane Yusen, matters arranged-Em-ley-Stani-y Strat. C, T. Stalk," Edvin Kilane-I wat dr praleza) na tf1 155 day in the I quitable Lille Lursurance Society, resignetto-day.
Mr. Francis-You were ?urne. Tout, you make. Winess-No, I resigned
Coast Okuma's realdeace was best-get by.. vitlters leat nigby, who felt anxiety test be Count Premier should determine to reign. Okuma replied to their 1-q fries 150 the Mlote. lers representing the Liberals might resign, mat the Progresala
The leading member of the Constitutional Party are making efforts in retain the Ministers for France and Communications in their office, but the Liberal hold that compromise is out of the gas:lon
Texvo, Ucaber 29th Crant Itapale, necimpunted by "érgola Salen and Viseren: Katrus, paid a wide to the Imperial Palace this morning and presented blu resignation to the Throne
The letter aftesigns ihn was of preat length,,. Ings is that Cosm tak popod that Witness co tinning-I know he defendant. I prop:e steps stoeld hetken agslast r, Oz kl, Gret made his arqalalarice on the day alter the late Mailer for Eda:ation, in connection Spilngfard felt the Colony, on I think Frday with bin recond speech, and repeakedly, discussed Okuma, per the 8th October far. Mr. Ruchwaldy called that the matter with Count
and the question took no dar my office in Ice House Street, or the latter New Victoria Hotel Ruchwaldy is a crk in grew on it the Imperial mind was titubled
recommendinga XRCC 360 to the employ of defiedent I. had a conversation In
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TOKYO, October 30'b, Despite the day beleg Sunday, the Emperor tended to polical affairs,
Count Itagaki has been ordered to report to the Throne is views on the measures to be taken in the pressat crisis,
blage but not before the a finnate creature had received strians 1 pm to her basom, The French papers have now discovered
ACCOPDING 8 & Peking patch, the answar the want of a powerful Colonial army, though whether for defensive or offensive tiven by be Trump Yime to a question by
the Mini tess of the Foreign Powers' en to th Reuter does not inform us! purposes. Certainly
reason of the mohisation al so many troops. In ha Major MARCHAND had an army at his back his position. the Capital, reported to be that they had been Fashoda would have been consideresembled for the regal Antoma Miltary Re- ably stronger, and Lord SALISBURY | view, whereppon It is stated that the Tsung-ll would have been unable to inform the Vanen wes requested “notto zflow any soldiers French Government that he considered a frequent the vicinity of the Foreign legallons CLE Major MARCHASD's expedition as purely a scientific mission. A Colonial Army might aid them in extending their African territory We understand (Chéno Ganzili) Wat desplie the but would be of no use in Tonquin or remonstrance and deminds of the Forslen him and in casesence of which I went Mairer for Educulo, Coan: Okuma decided en Ruchwaldy's office in the afternoon. I didn'i on als own responsibly. haut coming to Madagascar, except for defensive pure Ministers in Peking, the Chloèse Government
see Ruchwaldy but I adw the dolendani, Ho an agerent with his Ileagues, and the poses, and cannot for whatever purpose tax done nothing inwards withdir; wing the semi- anted me "Are you Mr. Kiene. Isud "Yes" unity of the Cabiort has bern bioken. I it is maintained fail to he a heavy drag barbarous heides of ro'dlay which Genel Fo and then I said "I came to see Ruchwaldy" therefore hages:ible for Count Itagaki to da upon the already overburdened purse Tung-bilang has in the righbourhood of the Rachwaldy was not there and I said "Spring any blog to sash his Mjesty in the direction
The French do not shine
ford has left my house; he owes me mossy of State flis.
Wie. Hayath and Mr. Matsuda, the Then he sa'd Springford owed him money the. as a colonizing Power, their colonies are capital. Until a show of pating them to roat
by force is mids, was far in more diplomatic then went away I next saw him at the blinkifes representing the Liberal con expensive a their way without material assistance remonstrances will have any effect, and the Hongkong Hotel the me evening. I told him have also at in bale, Yerli tations.
that I had just heard that Springlard bad lelt Suzaki, the Vec-M-later for Home Affairs, from the mother country in the shape of reple in power at Peking se arate excugh in
for Japan by the open daru He then and several other officials areng de terals state-airied industries and colonial grants. allmate the exceeding difficulty of the rivold he would sta Descon his lawyer the bave followed their examNG. A Colonial Army, then, unless maintained Powers of Europa setlaggether in the matter
first big the next morning to try to gel Shortly aber Const Iraki tendered bis Prevaler, for aggressive purposes can be of no and the sill greater milk hoed of anyone of him back. Nothing else passed then I gain restenation, Count Okuma, the
saw defendent the next day I am not quite walled on the Emperor and asked for the material assistance to France, and, should them taking the jib in hand sing's.
she resignation of sore where I met him, I think it was tu defen- Imperial declitoa she decide to establish one, it cannot but
Itvg kl.
Hayat and Mr. be looked upon by other Powers save as a ACCORDING to the. Universal Gasstis the dan's store. He told mit was too expensive Count
Matada. Whether the Progressists alone will to think to get this Springford bick In the or menace and steps would immediately Viceroy Lin of Nanking has recently turned
dloaty way, that is, send a cozitable for him remain in the Cableet or the Mintitry will resign and par le partage back and the constable' to a body, will be decided by Imperial com be taken to maintain the balance of power the old backs of the German-modelled Tre which would render the new departure of Chiang Belgade, in that city, into a school for
expenses. He said he would have to think of mand.. France of less comparative value. We the encouragement of mechanical sciences. The another way. That's all that passed theo. I
nex: saw him on the following Monday, believe that the money could be speat to teachers of the new school re master artisans much better account by an attempt to who have had years of instinction and experi- believe the roth. I blak I met bin is Queen's Read but afterwards I went into his shop. render the French Colonies self-support-ezcè of the Nanking Arronal, while the sladen's
Then be asked me to go to the Nippos Yeten ing. When that has been accomplished have been selected from the well-to-do fuming Kisha and enquire what name Springford
Marquis Silgo, the Minister for the Navy, and an army could be formed which would not classes in the vicinity of the clly. At preseat travel d by and ask whether they would accept prove to be such a burden to the mother the students are being taught how to make prepaid passage for Sprinsford to return Viscount Kaises, the Minister for Way, welted
She would not then have to supplaning and weaving michloes sccording to
and If they would to advise their office on the Emperor yesterday and reported on the country. port the Colonies, and their army as well. the newest telga types, mode's of which are
at Kebe, by telegram of that. He suggested history of the present. Cablack lace its orgial that gram should be sent to Springford 21 zatlion. well. I went and saada the anggeiled, a-135ge, REUTER'S MESSAGES.
ment with Nippon Yaren Kaliband returned to defendants office Defendant who had a letter in his hand, told me that Fehad received
We have received new of the doth this letter from Springford's wife and that she was arxious to come out Theo he dictated the morning of Pés Ko, Prince of Vũ, rst Older, an telegram to me. I write down what defendant old and fal-biul servant of the Zynasly, who The only rational explanation of the
Whites-Y. H. Kew goal; H. W. Looker
dictaled to me ani a plece paper which I produced previous to, his death held the ports of Grand refusal of Spain to relinquish the Philip
and A. S. Aston, bacles W. W. Howard, C. T. out of my own packet and borrowed a Chamberlain and Turpector-General of the pines that we can find is that she has found
LORD SALISBURY O THE FAS ODA Kew, and J.D. Danby, kolver; H. B. Bedwell, penell kom defendant. After I had had the Peking face, but resigned on account of by Iasi winese [ prolonged fitness month ago. A Tolo prayer supporter's amongst the European Powers,
INCIDENT.
R.N., P. A. Cox, G. H. N, Sexton, W. S. Brown, telegram copied cat
destroyed the paper. The telegram was a coverlet (to be used as a shroud) is hereby or hopes to do so. As was announ-
At barquet to Lrad K cobeast' at the Man and A. N. Other, forwards, ced in the Reuter's telegram which we on House, Lord Salleborg said that he had
follows Spifongford-Clarion, Rejun Maru, granted the deceased Pilnce and is to be taken Rédi F. G. Davies, R. A., Goal H. R Kobe Wife cables coming, matites arranged, to bimby, Place Pa Lun, 4th Order, with published yesterday, the German and Russian papers object to the demands of received a malication that the occupation of Plodiney and T. W. Homby, back; A Brooke appir passage Empley. That was all dictated an escort of ten Imperial Guardsmen, Proce to me by, defendant. One part. of the mesango Fo Lub is also to offer a sacrificial libation bes Fashoda was valueless to Fisica, who had Smith, T. C. Thrapp, K. O, R., and B. Maryatt, the United States, and we may yet see
was suggested by the Manager of the Nippon fore the corpss in our name. A showaand tele Yusen Kalaba and that was apply pasange from the Privy Parte 21e granted for funeral ex- another alliance formed for the retroces- resolved that the occupation should cease. HeR. A., halves'; G. D. Campbell, H. K. R., J. F,
Yasen." fondant said by arg Emsley's penses and all misdemeanor agalast the sion of the Philippines similar to that (Lord Salisbury) could not say that mil causes of Noble, A. R. Lowe, H. A. Seib, and H. C. B.
nams it would tempt Springford to come. I raid deceased in the official records are to be exered, to evacuate controversy were removed, they probably werd Hanenck, forwards.
I did not think it was quilo sight to uso another [Note-The deceased Prince was a darcends which obliged Japan
Peninsula. But what-sol, bat the toute and somewhat da gero A PLEASING ceremony teck place on board the mad's panic. Ho là "There is no harm sant of one of the Eight fron-capped Places who the 1.laotung ever coalition may be formed for the quexilum had been got rid of.
German smship China at noon yesterday, long as the name was not exactly the same. He accompanied the Emperor Shan Chib-thea said anyone could me the same of Robladon or Crown Prieco-to Conques Chies In the middle purpose, the Powers composing it will THE FRENCH PRESS ON THE FASHODA the occaster being the presentation of a silken have to take into consideration not only
EVACUATION.
flag by Chinese passenger to her gallant skipper, Robertson or without meaning himself. I was of the 17th century. Prince Yu's Dame is dubious, til encerialo whether it was scarcely knows outside Peking, be having filed- the fact that the United States cannot be Compared with Japan, but that the two
The French Press is resigned, but decisirs Captain E, Schipper. The flag, of crissonight. Then defendant took up 1 book of ra only Palace appointments during his life-time. great branches of the Anglo-Saxon race that the Fashola question will rankle for a long colour, in of rather unusual magalinde, beating ference, a legal books I believe it was ED. N.-C. Daily News
Feklog, Novecher ist, an inscription in Chinese, meaning: "Took "Every man his own Lawyer," He ture- have been drawing searer together since time, in view of the sultade of Gext Britain
ed up and read something. Herald "Fraud EZPAIRING THE WALLS ( PIKISO. good care of his passenger." The usual amount
# A £100. fise only. This is not really With relcicace do the memoilik of the neces- Ing. This is not the first time that this parti fraud that to say délrand anyone cially for the strengthening of the walls-mað cular steamer and her management have had ex-monty," I took, the draft teleg om and left, defences of Peklog, a list of which has been pressed to thrm the salfafaction of the passengers 1 next met defendant the next afternoon. He also made on, Chas Sau fo and Ying Nico, The evacuation of Crete is práctically com- and of the chasteren? ¿ For more than éi years
Banded $40 to me and said Tel: money ta for Pacaldents of the asid Board, are hereby com Springford's paysage" I took this norar manded to go in person and make a careful out here being practically the same, it plete. The Powers have agreed to a small now the China has been under charter to the
same concun, the well-known hang of Tong straight to the Nippon Yusen Kalsh and I paid study of the defences of the capital which re may well come to pass that Great Tmkish detachment of troops remilalag as ass & Cool Winglok Siteet. The steamer's it to the manager. I told him that the money gaire Immediate repairs and those that can be Britain will insist upon having a voice in amblem of the Sultan's sovereignis,
was a deposit for Spitogford's peisaga and be delayed' until a more convenient time. A floa #gents are Mestra. Slemisen & Co. and' the any question as to the disposal of the Russia has formally pposed Prince George Brokers Metre, Lamke and Rogge. Communi- took the money and gave me a receipt to report is then to be made for the consideration
satid,
Robinson's manis at may taquesi and. it, wai)} of the Throde=N. C. D. News: Philippines Instead of remaining quietly of Greece as Commissioner. General of Crater
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THE CESSION OF THE PHILIPPINES.
LONDON, November 6th. 1te Spaalab Commissioners have vially cled the American demand for the cession
of the Pallippines
CHRONOMETER, WATCH, and CLOCK. War, and, the altus of Britain and the French Coagers urge the formsition of a strong
SILVIR
SMITHS, and OPTICIANS.
CHARTS and BOOKS,
NAUTICAL INSTRUMENTS.
Sole Agent for Fouli Andaman Wilcher- wwarded the highest Prizma et every 'Kakibition
and for Volgtiny and Schn's CELURAZIL OPERA GLASSAS MARINE GLASSES ÆS STYGLASSEE How. 54 * $5, 12usan's Road Central 14
aims Colonial Army.
United States being similar with regard
to the Far East, and their interest
In preserving the balance of power
" CRÊTE AND THE POWERS,
placed in the school for the students to cory.
TO-MORROW alternoon on the Happy Valley the Hongkong Football Club hold an Inter-Club Match-Walte v. Red, Klik-off at all-psat four o'clock :—
of
firecrackering and speechllying was not want.
IMPERIAL DECREES.
Peking, Oct.ber 30th,