TELEGRAMS.
(Reuters)
The King's Health,
LONDON, August roth
His Majesty the King bore the whole of the ceremonies in connection with the
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY AUGUST 12, 1902..
Tent Succiliyenues will probatuscally the slaughtering, rule
purant neway especially from the Amir Indian frontier.
Abdur RalimToday's
-of alarmit a reports, Daily Mail, is a disclaimer hostile intention within the He wishes to preserve the most friendly relations' towarts India and England. With reference to affairs in bis own
domain, he begs to be lei alone, saying that his subjects require a strong band over them.
Railway Extension in Siberia: will send you a printed copy of our annual re- The Russian Government has granted six- - 'port forths year in which the grant of the land teen and a half million sterling får the construce was obtained by us from the mandariu.” tion of a Iway from Sretenik to: Blagovest-
Having thanked him for his kindness, he was chansk.
asked furtherquestions, and, in reply, proceeded to give the following narrative As soon as friend of mine in fleungsban heard that an order had gone forth from Kat, the military mandarin of that district, to the Brigadier General of the same place, he at once obtained
More French Visits to Russia, The St. Petersburg Gaselle states that Co Icnet Soussilion, the commander of the French troops in Pechili, accompanied by the French
THE TARIFF NEGOTIATIONS
A SPECIAL EDICT
Referring to an Imperial Rescript sent to the Chinese Tariff Commissioners consenting to the abolition of Likm-and the increase of Import and Export duties dated the 21st ulte imo, it is reponed in local mandarin circles to the effect that, under the advice of the Grand Council and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
Coronation perfectly well, and with hut little fatigue He had a good night's rest, and his condition to day is in every way As he tersely puts it: "Wolves must be ruled-Minister to Peking, will shortly visit St. Peters- a copy of the order and secretly forwarded to the Empress Dowager seat with the document
satisfactory
The Coronation Celebrations." Bands of youths and girls singing popular airs are parading the streets, but the de- meanour of the crowds is admirable.
The Coronation Review. There will be one hundred warships as sembled at Spithead for the Coronation review on the 16th instant.
Osborne House, a gift to the people.
His Majesty has given Osborne House to the people." In his letter of gift hemys that Osborne is sacred to the memory of the late Queen Victoria.
́LATER.
Cabinet Changos. The following changes and appointments in the Cabinet are notified in an official Statement which has been published ---
Mr. George Wyndhan. Chief Secretary, for
Ireland."
Marquess of Londonderry.......President, Board-
of Education..
Mr. C. T. Ritchie.......Chancellor of the
Exchequer.
Mr. Askers-Douglas...Secretary of the State,
Home Department Mr. Austen Chamberlain.
General.
Ireland.
Postmaster
:
The following have been appointed," but are not in the Cabinet - Earl of Dudley Lord Lieutenant of Earl of Hardwicke....Under-Secretary of
State, War Department. Lord Windsor......Commissioner of Works. Sir W. H. Walrond, Bt Chancellor,
Duchy of Lancaster. Earl Perty..... Under-Secretary of India
Department
(Shanghai Times.)
The Kaiser and Kitchener SOUTH AFRICAN COMMANDER INVITED TO
VISIT GERMANY.
LONDON, August 4th.. To-day's mast striking news is that the
German Emperor has sent a pressing invita tion to Lord Kitchener to visit Germany The invitation appears to have been ten dered on behalf of the German anny, which, the Emperor promises, will be proud to welcome so distinguished a soldier. Loodan seems in doubt whether to cheer or sneer over this news, for the authenticity of which the Standard vouches. Coming on the eve of Coronation, however, it is regarded as an expression of good will, whereby the Kaiser intends to clean the slate of pro-Boer memories, and signalize the advent of the new reign with sympathetic German sentiment. There is little prospect that the invitation will be accepted.
Dissevered Liberal Party.
BREACH STILL. FURTHER WIDENED, BY
ROSEBERY'S SPEECHES The unfortunate, internecine strife, in the ranks of the Liberal Party has reached 1 acute stage. Bitter resentment has been aroused among the Little Englanders" of Sir Henry, Campbell-Bannerman'a faction by Lord Rose- bery's latest public utterance at the" Liberal League banquet. Referring on that occasion to Mr. Darran's capture in the Liberal interest of such an important Conservative sent as Leeds, his Lordship enlarged on the moral effect of the victory which, he emphasized, was wholly auributabis to the Liberal Im
Imperialists. The Little Englanders read in these phrases a
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by wol
Making Ready for Coronation. Preparations for Saturday's great event have been taken up in carnost, and the city is as suming much the holiday' appearance which it
had before news of the King's illness; throw oif its balance. Accommodation and supplies for visiting multitudes will be as abundant as in June, decorations have began to appear, and visitors are fincking to the city. Ocean lines from America deliver so many passengers that it will be a serious problem to get them home again, and Americans when carlier and remained on this side of tie are hastering back from the Continent in large numbers daily. Every word concerning the King is of course eagerly read; and although his condition, as reported, certainly gives no occasion for uneasiness, the current of solicitude for him will hardly be checked until he shall be safely back here on Friday. All sight now promise that delay will cost theronation nothing as a pageant.
Holiday Spirit St
CORONATION DIS
Coronation plans occu
burg.
TYPHOON WARNING. in bis daily report issued this afternoon, F. G. Figg states:-
- On the rath at 11.55 am. The typhoon, which has probably filled up considerably, appears to be moving Eastwards off the S. coast of Japan.
me at Macao, Forewarned is to be forearmed. a special edict addressed to Viceroys Lin K'un When at the Chinese Yee On Club at Mackoyi and Chang Chib-tung and the Tariff Com Mr.tuguese territorial rights, a yamen runner and and Lu Hai-huan, President, respectively, of one evening, there arrived, in violation of Por missioners, Sheng Kung pao, Vice-President, the secretary of the mandaria of Chinshan who, the Board of Works, in the following words with warrant of arrest in band, declared to me the purport of their mission. And on my re-
which we translate below:-The retention for fusing to be served with the writ the Chinese relating to the finances of the Empire, coupled ourselves of freedom of action in all things officials departed?
with the power to stop anything that may tend towards the detriment of the country are meas. therefore, make the high officers concerned ures of the most vital importance. We shall,
in the Tariff negotiati_as) responsible_if_in_ the future there should occur anything affect
the above." ing the prosperity of the Empire in regard to
The barometer has risen considerably over
"You stated, Mr.Ip, that you are a natural
W. Japan, and slightly on the China coast.zed Portuguese subject, interrogated our re- Gradients are slight with moderate S.E. and 8. presentative, "and how was it that you did not winds on the coast and over the N. part of report the incident at once to the Govern the China Sea ForecastSE or variablement ?"; winds, light to moderate; thundershowers. Mr. Jp explained that he
to formulate a petition which he subsequently was advised forwarded to Mr. A. J. Basto, the representative of France at Macao. We were given a copy of the original petition. It prayed that,. whereas the plot of land "claimed by the Canton French Consul is the property, by right of gift, of the Chinese Hospital and no offence had been committed against the laws of China for the burials made there, his name be removed from the list of accused. translation of the petition was, by Mr. Hasto, transmitted to the French Consul at Canton. the matter remains, and the decision of the question now rests with the mandarin of Hidungahan.
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FRANCE AND MACAO. ·
FRANCE ACQUIRES THREE DIFFERENT SITES.
INTERESTING INTERVIEW WITH MR. IP-LUI-SAN. Within the last fortnight we have been en- abted to place before our readers the latest and fullest particulars regarding French activity the neighbourhood of Macan. Those realis- ing the possibilities of developments which incidents, though appearing s all in their inception, might assume phases of great inter national purport, will not minimize the valve of the efforts being employed to keep our readers well posted up in all that concerns this land dispute in the environments of is now redoubled in activitySaterday, the ancient colony of Macao-the first to weld day and night will be indistim bable, in this a link in the chain of intercourse between the respect. Doubt entertained by many as re- West and the East. Even residents there who cently as yesterday, that decorative adjuncts are often taxed as taking but an indifferent of the celebration would not be as elaborate interest in all that does not concern their im(1) The first is Ski-ka-pu and has an area of as before, cannot withstand the impetus that mediate personal affairs begin to grow alive to 13 maur.
(2.) The second is Sai-mai-hang; area 6 stirs the holiday spirit. It may not be possible a sense of the importance of the situation. By to make richer preparation than then, but the
those who watch the progress of events with show will be no less effective. News of the an intelligent interest, the hope is entertained King Edward continues excellent. Those so that, with the retirement of M. Doumer, the fortunate as to catch a glimpse of His Majesty Governor-General of French Indo-China, on Saturday will be prepared of course to and who it was that conceived and began to
almost exclusively. Such hesitantyau manifested a day or so ago
as completely for the event Juuc, has disappeared and, as for last time, the work of
the city one in ke up streets
TOTAL COST OF THE WAR.
SUFFICIENT TO ESTABLISH FIFTY UNIVERSITIES.
The total cost to England of the Boer war, including the estimates for the year ending 31st March, 1993, is £122,974,000, or about $1,100,000,000 pamphlet of the Cobden Club shows that this is sufficient to establish fifty universities, while Oxford and Cambridge are desperately poor and hardly able to keep their heads above water. This As some doubts have arisen as to the exact money has been spent in the partial devasta- location of the site between Sai-ka-pu and Kattion of twe British colonies, and the almost Tai, by request, Mr. ip was kind enough to complete devastation of two neighbouring draw a sketch of the territory showing the republics." Of the money so spent £159,000,000 has been, or is to be, borrowed. The increase localities claimed as French property. It is now made clear that thereare three totally of taxation of the United Kingdom since the beginning of the war is £34,173,000 for the different sites, vix
current year, and of this sum £17,600,000, 0 more than one-half, has been the increase of the income tax. This is the proper place to look for the means of carrying on a war, and we can understand how it happens that *some of the titled classes, after footing their Income- tax bills, asked to be excused from the Corona lion ceremonies on the ground of expense.
maus.
(3) And the third Pac-nai-hang; area 3 mans.
detect traces of his recent suffering, but it is give effect to the ambitious and abortive and the third plots on the seaward side are. A. P. AND SIR HENRY BLAKE,
suspected that ra liar than buoy hopes tuo high concerning him, the official bulletins are purposely toned to the coldest possible statement, and that his appearance will consti- tute the most pleasant surprise of the festivities.
Bociety After the Coronation. festivities must be modified somewhat because Plans for relief from the strain of Coronation of the inclemency of Spring and early Summer weather, Shooting in the Scotch moors will, fail as 3 sport this season or that account, reports from there agreeing that the outlook is worse than for seven years. Those who had arranged shooting parties must thus turn to other diversions, adding re-doubt to the exodus of society to the Continent
(Robe Herald) The Conference of Colonial-
Premiers.
LONDON, July 31st... The Conference of the Colonial Premiers Been resumed. The Rt Joseph Chamberlair, Secretary of
for the Colonies, is presiding. The prapal subjects being considered are (1) the political relations of the Empire¦‹ (2) merchant shipping; (3) wireless telegraphy.
{Der Ostasiatische Lloyd.) Affairs in Turkey.
BERLIN, August and. The Sulan agreed to Mr. Rouvier's Unifica tion proposal.
Pan-American CongresS. The Pan-American Congress will re-assem ble on the 2nd October in New York,
- Russia and Germany.
Referring to the recent Emden speech of
colonial expansion scheme, the same ardour will be absent from his successor in office, Report already gives it that the present Governor-General is not favourable to a French colonial empire and his policy might possibly dictate a different course of action in relation to the French in South China. French activity is not in any way abated, and Nevertheless, indications are not wanting that i behoves us to follow up the subject with that assiduity which has characterised our reports since the matter was first made public in our columns.
A DRIEF SKETCH.
GERMANY AND MAÇÃO:
APURE INVENTION JE
A London paper of the 10th July, and the
reparts -- two following days, published theag interesting
LISBON, July 8th It is reported that the German.Government
offered to the Portuguese Cabuer a for the cession of a part of Macao, i
The Portuguese Foreign Minister denies the rumour, but it has caused a great impression in diplomatic circles. It is said that England pensation the cession of Macao, to Germany. would never permit without considerable cos
Portuguese finances, however, are in a very bad way, and the Government is really in great need of money.
BERLIN, July 9th
The report that Germany is negotiating. for the purchase of the Portuguese Island of. Macao is discredited in political circles here.
The present would certainly be the most inopportune moment for announcing even the contemplation of such a transaction. Germans
are intensely dissatisfied at the Government's mismanagement of the colonies, which it. already possesses, and rumors of all sorts of colonial crises are in the nin
'Moreover, within the last few days two poli ticians of standing have mooted the question whether it is not advisable to sell the German African colonies to England, to which Die Post
replies: "It would be a sad pity if Germany cropt back within her, European frontiers like a snail in its shell, while the Union Jack is being raised in one country after another, and the dream of Anglo-Saxon dominion over the world is surely nearing realisation,"
All things considered, Berlin finds consola- tion in the fact that the Lisbon correspondent of the journal has the best authority for stating that the rumor is unfounded.
BERLIN, July 10th, It is semi-officially announced that the statement-circulated in London to the effect that Germany was desirous of acquiring the Portuguese island of Macao is pure invention:
The Koelnische Zeitung, which publishes the semi-official notice, says it is difficult not to suspect the good faith of the persons who spread such rumours abroad,
MURDEROUS ASSAULT BY
SOLDIER.
A very nasty occurrence took place in the camp of the roth Jats on Saturday, the and inst, says the Shanghai Atercury. One of the men, for punishment inflicted by a native com
In M. A. P. for July 12th, the following apmissioned officer, seized bis rifle and fired, the
pears under "M. A. P. in Society" :--
The total area involved is therefore 2375 maus, or about four English acres. The first
comprised within the district under the juris- diction of Kat Tai, and the second, which is further inland, the jurisdiction of Passeleão. At one time they all belonged to one Yeung Lin, and because of his ability to pay the rent they were sold to Wong Kee for $900, by whom they One of the most interesting of our Viceroys, were assigned in favour of Leung Yuk Man at home for the Coronation, is Sir Henry Blake, to Ho Kee, a small trader at Macao, who paid daughter of Bemal Osborne, brother-in-law the reduced value of $600. The next sale was
the Govemer of Hongkong Married to $3,200. The French missionaries bought the
of the Duchess of B Albans--and a man of sites from Ho Kee; the amount of consideration great natural ability and much force of charac money has not been ascertained. All the three.ter, he has been an active and successful Gov- sites have since been registered in the legal ernor in various parts of the world. He is an form, a "hung kat" (er red official title deed) extremely able and close observer; indeed, || DEATH OF ME. J. MAGANDREW being granted by the mandarins therefor. may say I learned more in just ten rainutes' con- An account of a visit to Kat Tai will appear versation with him about the Far East than I in another issue.
could have done in a year over books.
It must still he fresh in the minds of our readers that Mr. Ip-lui-san was threatened with arrest by the mandarin of Chinshan for causing some 200 burials to be made at a place called Sai-kau-pu, claimed by a French mis-It sionary as belonging to his mission.
A member of our staff made a special trip to Macao on Friday last with a view, if possible, arrange for and secure an interview with Mr. Ip-lui-san on the following, morning. From this gentleman it was confidently expected gleaned. We have much pleauare in placing that much interesting information would be before our readers the result of that interview, the substance of which was briefly comi• municated in a special telegram published in these columns last night.
MR, IP-LUI-SAN,
is interesting to note that the departure of the river gunboat, Moorhen, for Canton has been postponed by wire. She now remains at Macao.-Ed., H.K. T.].
PEAK CABLE-CARS STOPPED.
BLOCKAGE ON THE LINE.
A EIG LANDslip.
On the occasion of the last typhoon 'which visited Hongkong a heavy slip of earth, weigh- ing many tons, slid on to the Peak Tramcar who is a middle-aged Chinese gentleman, ex- lines, near the points at which the up hibits marked intelligence in the discussion of going trams pass those coming down. About the affair and takes a perfectly dispassionate noon to-day, in consequence of the heavy view of the situation. He was formerly a textains, another landslip occurred in practically merchant in Shanghai, but desirous of a quieter life he retired, some nineteen years ago; from the arena of business strife in the Model Settlement to seek in Macao the restfulness in engendered by a less keen activity
the same place, and fortunately no one was injured although the cars had started on their journeys. Traffic was immediately stopped and a hundred coolies get to work to clear the line. We understand the damage is so serious
Lady Blake, a tall, stately, handsome woman, has much of the brilliant wit of her father." The flower of the flock is Miss Blake-one of the most beautiful Irish girls I have ever seen; very tall, very graceful, with strikingly hand some, well-shaped features, and eyes of com- bined sweetness and intelligence.
HONGKONG AND ITS BLUM PROPERTY,
PERSISTENT MR. WEIR..
In the House of Commons on the 2nd July, the following question was asked answered:-
and
Mr. Wair: 1 beg to ask the Secretary of State for the Colonies, in view of the prevalence of plague at Hongkong, will he consider the ex- pediency of calling for a report as to whether it is practicable to remove some of the slum properly in the Chinese quarter of the city, with a view to secure improved drainage. and sufficient ventilation; and, seeing
contains upwards of 280,000 Chinese, the majority of whom are located in insanitary dwellings, will be consider the advisability of -increasing the sanitary staff at the disposal of the Governmcat,
deliberate attempt to undermine the influence HM, the Emperor the Nowosti writes: G the smaller trade of Macao. While here Mr. that the cars will not be able to recommence that, besides 10,000 foreigners, the city
of their leader, and break up the party.
[Lord Rosebery's speech declared the elermany's desire to maintain peace is the main
Ip has been employed as agent for the China running before to-morrow night. Merchants Steam Navigation Company,
tion of John Barran as, member for Leeds, in guarantee of the present political situation ; the which owns the paddle whele steamer Kiang place of WL Jackson, advanced to the desire for peace, however, is the Emperor's own
peerage, as a triumph for Liberalism,, and a warning to the Government" He said "the result was a blow to Government prestige, and should teach the Liberals the value of con- centrated effort:]
Plots against Afghan Throne:
THE NEW AMIR FORCED TO RULE,
LONDON, August 5th, Authoritative denial is hid here to-day of the alarmist rumours which have lately persist ed that Afghanistan is in
in a condition of revelt
It was high time that a quietus was put upon the rumours, for in the absence of denial they had grown like a rolled snowball, until appre
hensions excited at the time of the death of Abdur Raman, were quite generally revived. Russian purposes in that, land again came and there is reason to suppose that official reflections were not in different to thy mi. As the disqüietin reports "multiplied, they evolvi which were to cross thus:
Zonda Arain'.
ance tier and Rical and Ications Inquiry discloses that Afghanistan has no troubles other than > elements, "which, disturbed
trousd
work
Blame for Elbe Disaster.
The Hamburg Marine Court has laid the blame for the late fatal Ribe accident to the “captain of the Primus who sailek is, a wrong
channel,
Ex-President 8:
Tung trading between Macao, and Cantos.
Mr. Ip is conversant with and speaks, though not fluently, the English language.
Having briefly introduced the subject our representative asked how he came to be implicated in the dispute.
Mr. Ip replied without the least hesitation that he was not concerned in it at all, and said he was the Chairman of the Chinese Hospital,
The President of the late Orange Free State, but the Committee did not trespass on the Steyn, has arrived at Southampton
German Naval Estimates, The semi-official Norddeutsche Allgemeine for gp3 will be within the limits of the old fang states that the German Navy Budget
navy law of 1898
Polar Exploration. Baldwin, the famous Explorer, states that he Was unsuccessful in his attempt to reach the North Pole, as he only came to the Br.44 degrees Baldwin will repeat this attempt next year Nansen, reached the 26.14 degree. Reoruiting the Russian Army. LONDON, 4th August. decree orders 315,045 recruits to enrol this year, being 14,000 above. the number of 1977
(Shanghai Mercur Prince Komatsu's Movements.
ground, which is in their legitimate ownership. Very appropriately, it seemed to us, this rema k was made to our representative by Mr.. 1p; Is is an easy matter for me to marcha Sai-ka-pu; but it would be a gruesome task body of two hundred men across our land at
not easy of accomplishment for me to collect the corpses of zoo dead paupers within so short a space of time from Macao and dump them into this ground. A virit to the site will convince you better than any statement from me can do that the graves existed, there long before the date of the French Mission occupa
tion.".
Why then are you accused?" was the next question.
Well," replied Mr. ip, because the French want our ground too; it abuts on the French boundary line but is not comprised within their plot
THE ACCIDENT TO MR. CHAM- BERLAIN.
FURTHER PARTICULARS,
Mr. J. Chamberlain: I must await the full reports of the medical and sanitary experis, Professor Simpson and Mr. Osbert Chadwick, who have specially visited Hangkong in con- nection with the plague
The Colonial Secretary, Mr. Joseph Cham- berlain, was somewhat cut on the head to-day as a result of a cab accident in Whitehall, says: an exchange of the 7th üle His bansom was
In reference to the question put by Mr. Gal. passing through the Canadian arch when the loway Weir to the Secretary of State for the horses stopped suddenly and Mr. Chamberlain Colonies on the subject of plague and sanita was precipitated forward with great violence. tion in Hongkong and the answer given there His head struck and shattered the glass into, Mr. Chamberlain, in reply to a further query: front of the cab. When extricated it was seen said he would cause enquiries to be made and that his head was badly incerated and bleeding would inform the bon, member. In pursuance into a cab and accompanied him to Charing Mr, Wel profusely. A policeman helped the secretary of this the following letter has been sent to Cross hospital, where his injuries were dressed While Mr. Chamberlain's wounds bled a great deal, they were not serious.
ball passing through the chest of the officer in question, Lieutenant Mukhram. The assailant was at once seized by his companions, while
through his chest, inflicting a very ugly and the wounded officer was taken to the camp hospital and attended to. The ball passed dangerous wound, hut up to the 4th fast. hopes were entertained of recovery. The case will' ultimately be dealt with by the military authorities,
A PARTNER IN MESSRS, JARDINE, MATHESON AND COMPANY.
We regret to announce the death of Mr. on 6th inst. at his residence at Mill Hill, at the James Macandrew which took place suddenly age of 76, says the L. & C. Express. Mr. Müc andrew bad been to church in the morning, had eaten his lunch as usual, and expired shortly afterwards." He was buried at Milf Hilf on roth inst. It was about the year 1852 or 1853- that Mr. Macandrew proceeded to China to join the firm of Jardine, Matheson and Co. He was not resident in China for longer than about to years we believe, most of the time being spent it Hongkong. In 1867, that is a few years after his retum home, he joined the firm of Mathe son and Co. in London, of which he remained a partner for about 25 years, until about to years singe. Mr. Macandrew was chairman of the Indo-China Steamy Navigation Company, and of the National Bank of New Zealand. 'IE may be interesting to recall likewise that he was chairman of the first Woosung Railway Company, formed in 1874 to make the line between Shanghai and Woosung the hapless railway that was run for twelve months, par- chased by the Chinese Government, and then 30rn up and transported to Formo
Commercial.
offering S2b13 A lot of SUGARS has been There is good demand for Dacks, buyers placed at 5:07. HUMPHREYS are wanted at $10. HONOKONG FIRES can be bad at $330. Alot of INDO-CHINAS has changed hands at $86 and $87 There are still sellers at the BOATS are offered at $37, but meet with no latter price, HONGKONG-CANTON STEAM response from buyers. Regarding other shares there is very little doing
OPIUM QUOTATIONS.
Hongkong, 12th August. To-day's quotations are as follows
NEW PATNA: OLD PATNA
NEW MALWA ..... STREBENARES
OLD PERSIAN Best quality
Benares
To-day's Advertisement
INDO-CHINA:
COMPANY
FROM CAT
Downing-street, S.W, July 8, 1902. Sin-1 am directed by Mr. Secretary Chamberlain to inform you with reference to your question in There was a constant stream of callers the House of Commons on the and inst, that' at Charing Cross hospital the following day the full Reports of Mr. Osbert Chadwick, C.M both to condole with Mr. Chamberlain, and G., on this water supply and sanitation of Hong- to congratulate him on his birthday. Mr. kong have not been received, and were not Chamberlain was an early arrival with a ready when Mr. Chadwick left the colony supply afflowers and cushions. The bulletin for this country via Canada on May 14 II Comp issued from the hospital at 11:30 a. m. read Mr. Chamberlain, understands that he has not Mr. Chamberlain is progressing very yet reached England. Professor Simpson's well. He passed a good night. Absolute full report has not yet been received, but will quiet is essential. He will remain in the probably be in the possession of the Colonial, hospital for the present.
Office about the end of this month. He pro-
Hongkon
Jof June. heard whe
It is officially announced that he is suffeting posed from a scalp wound, which
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