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SHANGHAI, November 19. them. Not improbably it is dimension

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is to be five per cont. The bonds are issued at £94.

A single line of railway is to be constructed but room is to be provided

leading columns-that have been shown to be unliciously false-

Truly one meets queer people in strange places Plenty of work? was the questions put to organisation of the Wai-wu-pu which hundred roulies walking homewards would mully facilitatu diplaantie with picka on their shoulders in the

China undertook to reform Shstio valley yesterday. "My Cordis to be at Curton, the Viccray of The speaker wat a the Tro Kwang is to be a Director

tere

the Department for Foreign Affair. Fo" was the nuoxpected reply, «Piens ↑

weather-heaton old coolie

for a double line later on.

The head office of the Corporation

when the settlement after the Boxesy of hard work."

and bis and the Engineer-in-chief and the upciving was arrived at but the promise English was so good as to naturally General manager are to be British huw not been kept. Tatereverse will lead to an inquiry na to where he The Waixo po is avery whit as difficult ent

The term of the loan is to he it. Tho coolia mentioned

fifty years.

statement

place, at once beenme talkative and

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days of the Toung.li yamen.

De Moreaming that the questioner knew the rison probably menu his that the deplerably anentisfactory ninistration of the Wai wu-pa kas ar rated ail the powers against it to be rend in the brandfest trase, not Nierully, If there wa

gonvins unsuivity of sentiment simong the Ministers a protest could he made which the Chinese Government could unst afford to ignore. The longer it is deferred, the more ar-

WOWORONG, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1904

THE WAL. WE DE

RUSSIA.

(Rarlurice Service, supplied by Reuter, via Borabuy

friendly. From the conversation it was learned that he had indeed seen OUTRAGES AND EXECUTIONS. better times. Once the part owner of a all sugar-cane plantation in Queens- land he was ruined by a three years' drought. He returned to China to try and interest friends who could put him on bis feet again. The friends had

tried to again go to Australia, some no money to spam and when the coolie

Any statement that broanster from The

Morrison, the Peking correspondent of the Timex, desrves and meeives rea pectful attention. His work กษ ป faithful observer of what is going in Paking beyond the ken of the or

powers it is to be hoped that the employment on the Kowloon-Canton dinary correspondent and diplomat has Ministers will soon agree to some joint Railway. The old man spoke very atood the test of time. So frequent action which will compel à reform at ateligently of Australia and when has his judgmont been proved to have hand-quarters,

asked where he preferred to work he hean well-based that any communiesis but little hope of a general and

Until this is done there unhesitatingly declared for Australia, tion which he sands to his paper ina wide spread reformation be accepted da accurate. This being takes the cue from Poking. so his recent article on the Wai-wupu is

rogant is the Peking Government likely meawenlth regulations had come into years Inter, he found that new Com

to become. In the interest of China as forca and his papers had expired much as in the interest of the other Hence he found himself forced to sock

Chinn still

Work here," he said, “was hard arti misembly paid." "Good-bye," said the European nad the coolic a reply “Ob, well, so lour." left no doubt as to where he learnt his English.

LOCAL AND COAST NEWS.

disquiating. Those remote from Pe- It is singular but nonetheless a king have begun to develop a hazy fact that commercial methods which impression that all the tail that has meet with striking succosa in Amstion lately been heard of reform has result-

are invariably unsuccessful in Great ed, at all events in an improvement rumoury of the formation of "shipping Britain. There have occasionally bena of the relations between the Chinese rings" but it has never occurred that Foreign Office and the diplomatic re-there have been any of the sensational Chinese vi-itors to the City Hall Library, There were 276 Europeans and 135 presentatives of the powers: Accord-cornerings" of manns of transporta. and 147 European and 2,447 Chiness

LONDON, November 17. Terrorist outragos, drumhead court- martials, and executions continue to ocour daily in Russia.

AN EXPLORER HONOURED.

NANSEN DECORATED.

(Exclusive Service, Supplied by Reuter,

via Bumbay.) LONDON, November 17. The explorer, Dr Nanaon, tas been awarded the Grand Cross of the Victorian Order.

ENGLAND

AND JAPAN.

a delivered in London on the 17th Nor. LAUNCH OF THE "SATSUMA.”

The English Mail of the 20th October

(Exclusive Service, supplied by Reuter, vies · Bomben), ing to Dr Morrison this is not the case tion or of the necessities of life which visitors to the Masam during the week

LONDOS, November 17. nor is it likely to be so long as Prince are periodically reported from the ended 18th Nov. Ching remains President. The Prince genius of the British poople is averse day at Government ilouse by the doctor-congratulations of the British Ad- Lord Tweedmouth, First Lord of United States. Perhaps it is that the

The following bulletin was issued yester. the Admiralty, called to Japan the sever attends the Waipu but to the crushing out of the small man is cellency the Governor is gradually

dwelling on a higher place, grants but certainly experience shows that roovering from the effects of his recentmiralty on the launch of the "Sat- rare audiences to Foreign Ministers the formation of "trusts," "rings" that he should be kept from official work.

accident. It is at present still necessary suma," expressing the hope that the at his private residence, ignores des-combines has always been attendod patches and is absorbed in amassing in Great Britain with disaster. The

new battleship world nobly uphold It is reported from Peking that H. E. Li the glorious traditions of the Japanese wealth." All the effective work, we Times Book Club is the latest exsin-Chia-chi, a Sub-Chancellor of the Grand are told, is left, to Tung Shao-yi whole of this. Of recent years that great. E. Yeng Chu at Tokyo, with the addi-

Secretariat, will be appointed tå auered Navy. has adopted "the polioy of stonewal-aper which used to be regarded as tional title of Superintendent of Chinese ling and thwarting all foreign proposals and genius has fallen under the spell.

the very essence of British thought|| students receiving Education in Japan. and ignoring all foreigu protests, with of some American influence which has

No further developments has taken the inevitable result of arraying all the caused a lamentable change in its place with revard to the outbreak of cattlo powers in opposition." This Boema to tune. The exploitation of the public dinas at Pokfulam, amonest the French argue an amount of complaisance, not by the reprinting of the Encyclopatia Surgeon has examined the cattle but is not from Mr Churchill, Sir Henry Campbell-

Mission's herd. The Colonial Veterinary to say incapacity, on the part of For Brittanica was as enterprise which yet able to diagnose their complint, the the prevalence of unnatural practises, Bannorman, and Lord Elgin, admitting eign Ministars which is a little astonish bag not raised the fires in the first symptoms being those common touficient to seal the fate of Chinese bour

(NEUTER'S BAVICE.] CHINESE IN THE RAND,

LONDON, November 16. Mr Lehranu, in the House of Commons,

and the Archbishop of Canterbury, in the

House of Lords, havo dicited statements.

ing. Of course the pleasant fiction

eatinuation of níost people. Thn es-

many complaints. that China has the right to conduct

on the Rand, tablishment of the Times Book Club On November 10s Japanese committ

The Govement dechtes that they will her domestic affairs as she thinks best

was also looked upon askance by aed suicide in Biyaskiuwa-machi, Narazaki repatriate coolies convicted of offences, but great number of people who thought any warsing, says the Nagaanki Present to utterly eradicate the obrociouṣ

in a very strange manner. has to be preserved but in her relations that the paper was going beyond the he snatched a knife from a fish pedlars and artificial system of labour.

Without it will be left to the South African parlia- with the representatives of foreign proper acope of its energies, The Club basket and out his throat. He walked a Mr Lehmann moved an adjournment and powers there are curtain formalition of is now in trouble. It set out to give low as after committing the net and urged a more rapid and a more systomatio respect which China is bound to ob- subscribers of the Times the right to in European style and was about thirty talked out.

then fell down dead. The man was dress-ropatriation scheme. The notion wa sarro in the same way as they are ob-

obtain copies of all new books free years of age,

Lord Lansdowne procised his liarty to read and, after a month or six weeką,

ao-operation in dealing with the evils.

WHISKY.arved in overy country which harbours the right to purchase at "accond-

A correspondent writes: The accelerat

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LONDON, November 16.

All Fortein's followers with the excep

THE UNITED STATES.

LONDON, November 16. Committees of the American Banking

& Diplomatic Corps. In former days hand" prices. Some short-sighted pub.ed mail arrica of the Q. P. R. is causing the Emperor received Ministers in au- liahora thought that this was an excel that line, rha havo now very little time at soma complaint amongst the passengera r dience in a pavilion set apart for the leat thing for them as it brought another ports of all in Japan, The Empress of tion of twelve, have dosertel. representatives of tributary states and grest wholesale buyer into the field Japan" which arrived yesterday had a $15.00...Per Case, was not until 1801 that they were They did not foresee that the inevi somewhat stormy voyage scross the Pacifie received in a bafiting manner and the entire book trade in the bands of the the 11th inst, she left at 10a.m. the follow. table tendency would be to concentrate arriving in Yokohams at 11 p.m. on Sunday place. It would seam now that the Times. Neither did they foresee thinting morning, arrived at Kobo at 9 am. opsociation and the New York Chamber of Foreign Ministers are received by a tho" dumping" of large quantities of Nagasaki at aron ons Wednesday and left be submitted to Congress, providing for the

Tuesday

And left at noon, arrived at momerce have drafted a bill, which will A. B. WATSON & 00,, more official of the Emperor with even second-hand copies on the market after taking in 1000 tons of coal at 7 pm; issue of Credit Bank Notes to meet

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would adversely affect the sale of their arrived at Woosung at 11 p.m. on Thursday funsin emergencies and to relieve a

and left again at 8 am the following stringency. tempt. Prince Ching does not deign place while there was still a domand

publications if the "dumping" took morning, to stop in the Foreign Office to receive The Times had everything to gain and

HIS

THE HOUSE OF LORDS. Attacked

Birrell.

LAME BACK. WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS. the Ministers, they must hunt him up nothing to lose by the strangement. Tas alle out is usually caused by thou- mation of the murdes and may be

by Mr at his private residence and satisfy It bought the books at the large discured by applying Chamberlain's Pain Balm themselves with what scanty attention court allowed to wholesale purchasersports rigoresly at each application. If this terized the House of Lord as the en

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LONDON, November Mr Birrell, speaking at Hopley, charac he vouchsafes to give them during in- Also it stipulated that £15 out of dose not afford relief, bind on a piece of mittes of a Top Club, and and, that

flannel alightly dampened with Fain Balm, they continued to decline to accept mea tervals in the engrossing occupation of very £100 it paid a publisher should and quick relief is almost are to follow. surds, the Govenmont might be forced to

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