MONDAY, AUGUST 17, 1908.
THE AMERICAN FLEET. American feet from that port bound AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE..
A DISGRACEFUL INCIDENT.
Exchive Service, supplied by Reuter, vies Bombery.)
Losos, August 16.
for Sydney.
BALLOON DISASTER.
LONION, August 15,
At the Franco-British Exhibition the balloon "American," in charge of Captain Lovelace, while in course of
Application For Directions.
Before the Chief Justice, Sir Francis Piggott, at the Bankruptcy Court, this morning.
THE CHINA MAIL.
SPORTING.;
Lawn Bowls.
The best result was obtained by T Saunders (A.B.j.with 21 rounds and 16 hits. Ton other nuns mande 15 hits. H.M.S Handy 12 pr. 11 rounde 11 hits
6 79
'rounds and B. Thomas (A.B.) fired 17 made its hita. BMS. Hart 12 pr. 13 rounds 8 hits
B
83
03.
"
On Saturday afternoon at Kavlion, lawn bowl match was played between the
E. Hales (A, B) had the best record with
mands and 16 hits. MFR. F. C. Master, of Messrs John-Folies Bocrvation Club and the Kowloon very interesting gate as witnessed and
8 pr. 75 son, Stokes and Mater, representing Bowling Club. In the four rinks a siden. Virojo 12 pr. 13 rounda 13 hits,
(A.B.) with 15, hits out of 18 rounde.
€ pr. 75 W. Badman (A.B.) made it hite out 18 rounds.
A FRONTIER HERO.
The Tate Sir Harold Deare
One Who Knew Him" contributes the following appreciation of the late Sir Harold Denna to the Staten
THE
AUTO-PIANO
WILL
The first time I met the Frontier bero PLAY ANY MUSIC YOU
who has just gone from us was at dinner in
Simla in the autumn of 1901. I was a
A crowd collected at Auckland and i inflation, exploded, causing a bug the trustee in bankruptcy, of A. E.Kowloon .erentually won by the parrow The best result was obtained by Kane candidate for omployment in the new
maintained a very threatening attitude towards the American Fleet, while few the patrol were gathering in a stragglers, because the patrol handled the sailors roughlys,
"The patrol were obliged to draw their revolvers but the police eventually drove the crowd, which had grown in numbers, back and escorted the patrol to the wharf.
BRITISH GOVERNMENT ORDERS SURRENDER
OF NATIVE EDITOR.
(From Our Own Currespondent)
SHANGHA, August 17. The British Government have order- ed the Consul-General at Socul, to surrender Tang Ki Tak, the editor of the Dai Han Mai 1, the native paper published in conjuction with the Korca Daily News, of which dr E. T.
Bethal was the editor.
flame
Captain Lovelace's girl sporetary was incinerated, and six others, including Captain Lovelser, injured. The Exhibi- tipn shook as though there had been av earthquake,
LATE TELEGRAMS. [FROM THE "S.. DAILY NEWS."] SHIPPING DISASTERS,
www...
TOKIO, August 9. The Bankoku Mara, on her way from Hokkaido to Yokohama with a full cargo of coal, encountered on Friday a terrific storm and sank. Twenty-eight of her cmw were drowned; the Captain and eleven others were saved, but a have received injuries
The Bankoku Moru, 940 tons, built in 1673 at Nowostic, was owned by the Ojiro Kison Goshi Kaisha. Į
TOKYO, August 10, Twenty bodies hava trep recovered from the Bankoku Mare, which is a compiste
wrock.
The Kamakura Maru is ashore in the Suez Canal. It is not expected that she will interfere with the traflic before being refinated. Her hull is undamaged.
LAT
:
The Karaksira Maru has been refloated. CONTINUANCE OF UNREST IN KOREA.
TOKIO, August 5. The rioters in Korea hare killed eleren Japuose fishermen at Audacions Cove in
north-castern Kuréa.
Two hundred bandits have detained over ten Korean fahing voces near Chemulpo
Another Japanese paper in Seoul las
Tang Ki Tak tenk refuge in Mr been suspenderi. Bethell's house.
[Tang Ki Tak is accused of ciisappro priating money subscribed by the public! towards paying off Koren's debts to Japan. This fund was collected through the mediton of his paper. -E., C. M.]
(REUTER SERVICE.] RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
TANDON, August 11. The Times St. Petersburg vorra- spondent says that Russia and Jups are about to begin pourparlers with a view to concluding an agreement for the mutusi protection of seal and other fisheries in the Western Pacific, the subject being breached by Count Komara while recently discussing with M. Tavolsky, the development of Russo Japanese relations.
GREAT BRITAIN AND
GERMANY-
LowDor, August 14.
"THE INTERNATIONAL OPIUM
CONFERENCE.
TOKYO, August 10. The Japanese Commissioners to the In- tentional Opiura Conference to be held in Shanghai next January were appointed to-day. They arc, MFT. Miyaoka, former- ly Councillor of Easbassy as Washingto Dr Tahara, Pharmaceutical Expert to the Home Office;-Dr Tekaki, Medical Expert to the Formosan-Government-General.
CHINESE MINISTER HONOURED.
Tokyo, August 11.
His Excellency Hu Wei-to, the now Chinese Minister to Japan, prosented his credentials to the Emperor this morning. At the same time His Excellency Li Chia chu, the former Miuister, presented his letters of recall and received from the Emperor the First Class of the Order of the Sacred Treasure.
|
Reunie, decessed, applied for directions
KOWLOON,
POLICE
L. S. Pitt
58
DESIRE
with regard to the payment of certain costs regit of seren shots. The scores were: M.8. Fame 12 pr. 12 rounds, 7 bita Province that was going to be formed out or you may incurred by Mrs A. R. Kennis to "blessrs A. Nicholson Johnson, Stokes and Mastor, before the Hunter estate actually went into bankruptcy.A. PL. Milroy There had keen an affidavit led by the. Ratasay
(skip)...... 21 trustes setting forth the facte desired by
W. Taylor his Lordship. Certain actions woze com- D. Beitli menced immediately after Mr Ronnie's J. Menzies death and costs were incurred in order to protect the estate.
His Lordship-Can you give any su thority?
Mr Master-The application partakes of the nature of an application for directions. Your Lordship has power to give directions to a trustee under the Bankruptcy Or dinance.
His Lordship-I don't see why you cail it directions.
Mr Master-It is directions that we may There is no siltec of psy cable. inspection, and where there is no such committee the trustee can apply to the court to obtain the cansant which the cor mitten had power to give.
His Lardship--Can you mention a similar
case?
W, J. Crawford (skip.) Muir
T. Robertson J. Henderson T. Stinner J. C. Gow
(skip.)......
G. L. Duncan W. Russell A Bamsay (ekip.)
P. S. Wilson Insp. Ritchie Inso, Cameron (skip).
L. 8. Fox Insp. Hapson Insp. Robertson Insp. Withors
17
(skip.)
C. Insp. Faker
Ogg
P. 8. Kent
Insp. McHardy
(skip.)
P. C, Ball
L. S. (52) Watt
16
The Annual Regatta,
Whilst the Fleet has been busy practis ing and preparing for the coming tests, and there have been numerous drills, sport 24
has been by no means neglected. The annual regatta, which took place at the end of July gave rise to muna friendly rivalry among the Fleet. The Flora carried 12 of premier honours with six firsts out of
twenty events. The results worO:-
P. C. McLennan
P. S. (23) Walt
18
78
(sitip.)..... 19
Ship
J. M. S. Flora
71
H. M. S. Kent.....
3 1 H. M. S. King Alfred...... 4
3 5 H. M. S. Monmouth
35 3
* 3
3
Interport Polo.
A very hearty send-off was accorded tho. members of the Shanghai Polo team who left by the Empress linor for Shanghai on Saturday afternoon. Messre Jardine, Matheson and Co., very kindly pinced the stean launch Ene at their disposal, and the Indian pipers rendered sororal Sootel airs as the team embarked. Cheers were also giron for the departing guests. His Excellency, the Governor, was represented. by Mr A. J. Brackenbury, private Secre
Mr Master I don't know a similar case. It is an extraordinary case. Undoubtedly your Lordship has power to give directions to a trustee to make certain payments,
His Lordship-The actions were brought Mr Master-Tos. No one but the ary. against Mrs Reonic us executrix ?
Chartered Bank got any priority.
His Lordship-It stems to me an import- ant principle is involved, though I can see it seems to be right.
Mr Master The cost had to be incurred otherwise certain persons might have got priority. The actions had to be defendex). His Tardship-I think I had better how a formal report from the trustee.
The case was adjourned.
AMOY NOTES.
NAVAL NOTES."
On August 8 the Japanese Cruiser Tu- shi arrived here from Swntow and loft on Monday, 10th, for Fanchow. On August 9th the German gunboat Iltis, Captain Laus, arrived here from Foockow, and left again on the 13th for Hongkong.
THE AMERICAN FLEET,
Cricket.
CHEFOO Z U.M.S., KING AVEREN
Chefoo cricket cloren have played match against a ten from HM.S. King Alfred, which vessel was recently at Hon
kong.
>
H. M. S. Bedford.....
of the Froutier Districts of the Punjab, of and had been asked to meet the now administrator. I felt it to a great honour as indeed it was; for here was the man specially selected by Lord Curzon him self, the Master of Frontier Folley, and in his hands would be the making or marring of the Frontier Province, the jus ification of the great Viceroy's policy or its admis. sion of failure. I saw a tail, distinguished looking soldier, young for a Colonel and Sir more so for a Chief Commissionor designate. He looked a typical Englishman with his fair wavy hair and blue eyes which were half, hidden under shaggy brows that the tribes of the Border learted to foar when they contracted in a frown. I noticed particularly his strong yet gentle voice which a-nted in it the tones of an iron wil bat withal a kindly nature. The talk as is usuion such occasions was on the last telegrams, the new play of the 25 A.D.G., soma wld gossip, and perhaps 23 Hun scandal. Then when the men wore 22 loft to themselves I found myself next to 21 Colons! Desne, and saw that he knew of 20 my wish to join the Frontier au that ho was pleased to talk to me about it. What he said need not be told here, but I re- member that he left me foeling proud and ambitions and ready to serve with all my
heart so fine a chisi.
H. M. S. King Alfred won the Jackson's Challenge Cap hi the All Comers' Haes, and the Arbuthnot Challonge Cup for (Officers) gigs and the Baird Cup for Officers) skitts. H. M. S. Bedford won the Captain's Challenge Cup for fourteen oared cutters, and H. AL. S. Kent won the hawar. It was, I think the King-Emperor's Chefoo Challenge Cup (large) for twelve Birtayt a real one-or it may have nared cutters and H. M. B. Hart the been the 1st November. The unn was Chefoo Challenge Cup (small) for whalers. shining gloriously through a clear frosty
The next time I saw him was at Pos-
In the daty races which took place on that one gets on a November moraing aurth of the Indus. The trops of tho Augot 3 the results wero :-
Peshawut Garrison were drawn up in a long line on the parade ground, and all Peshawar and its women folk were there
H. M. 5. Bedford
H. M. S. Kent ...
H. M. S. Flora.
H. M. S. Monmouth
---- Firsts.
Thirds.
Paints.
1
PLAY IN THE
ORDINARY WAY.
* It has reached Edward Elgar said:
Buch perfection the human pianist will sooo dissppear.
$900
Monthly Payments.
ROBINSON PIANO Co., Limited.
KOWLOON HOTEL
to see the opening ceremong of the Frontier GUEST NIGHT
Province. Punctually at the appointed
Ghour God are te King" burst forth
from the massed Bands of the Regimente,
4 and Colouai Deane rode on to the ground,
H. M. 9. King Alfred 0
The sailing races of the Fleet take place this month."
Boxing.
EVERY
the Agent of the Viocray and the repro SATURDAY and SUNDAY.
1 sentative of the King-Empator to the Pathans of Briti h India and the tribes of the hills. After the Parade came the Darbar, when it was declared to the as- sembled Alaliks that henceforth their ad ministration was to be a separate entity, The wook infors last a three days boxing and the Frontier Districts of the Punjab ornment of India. What they thought or tournament was held in the Queen's Hall, were to be a new Province under the Gov. Weihaiwoi. The Hall was crowded, grey felt at this information I duos say, as night, especially on the Saturday, when the Pa tan does not allow his face to the Captains and Officers of most of the betray his heart. But whatever they ships were present to witness tho fiul thought, it is certain that in looking at the rounds, the results of which were:
soldier who occupied the centre chair on Bantam Weight Harrison (Monmouth) that occasion they recognised their master beat Parsons (King Alfred).
sa troll as their friend, and know that he Feather Weight: Shuter (King Alfred) had thors all by heart, and that no Patina dust could be thrown in those steel blus eyes. They also know that personality had taken the place of red tape, and direct-
This match caused kore considerable oxcitement states the N. G. Daily Neirs, and the King Alfred's win was in a large mosuro due to the excellent batting of Commander Lewis," Haddon and Lockhart, Chefao had to take the field first, which did not improve their prospects, as the day was very hot. However, Tweedic, John stone, Rayment and Tovey were dis-hent Atkins (Kent). missed cheaply, the four wickets only realizing 30 ruus, but when Commander Towie and Haddon became resociated runs rane Loore freely, Corimander Lewis played steady, careful cricket and was dismissed after he had scored 85 by a splendid catch at short leg by Parker. Haddon's 41 was mainly composed of high drives, and Lookhart's exhibition of free cricket was mach admired. Chofoo failed
Light Weight: Lamont (Kent) baat Kelly (King Alfred).
Middle Weight: Garlick (King Alfred) beat Tenty (Fin
Heavy Weight: McFadden (King Alfred) bent Grout (Kent).
After awarding prizes and paying ex- ponses a balance of 800 was forwarded to the Trafalgar Fund.
Swimming.
Cu August 5 swimming sports were hold
of ton events was carried cut the winners
bees that of circumlocution
Soon after an impressive little cozemony took place, which was at the time, I think unnoticed by the Press, so quiety-and- unobtrusively was it performak It was! when Colonel Deane met the Mike in mwaluw near the Residency and gave them *a straight talk." They were afraid, they said, that the new aparture was a blow te their at, their prestige. Colonel Deano, dressed in riding bit with his topi pu bed
their own fat, which cousisted nos in front themselves, the Maliks, were the keepers of
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121 yards (officers): Sub. Lieut. Ridley (Kent), 2. Adam (Redford),
60 yards (open) 1. Dank (Kent); 2 Hope (King Alfred).
High Dite: 1. Sprugin (Cadmus) Carpenter (Flora).
Meetings were held on Saturday and Moaday last to kettle the details of the gntertainment of the Fleet by the foreign THE FUNNAN REVOLUTION.
residents of amuy. Among other things in TOKYO. August 11.
was decided to hold a recuptibt at the Hoang Hsing, prominent Chinese revolutionary leader, on bis arrival here Amoy Club, a gymkana and sports in the via Singapore and Hongkong has been | afternoon on the lawn tennis lawn; and to gas within 100 runs of the King Alfred's | ¿ff the Pier it Waihaiwei A programme back off his forebend, told them that they interviewed, and said that the uprising in a ception and ball at the Clubs in the total, the only scores worthy of mention being Li. Jones' 10, the Ros. H. Len's 37, Topnar was only intended to divert atterranina. Tiia and other meals, as well as tion from a contemplated cutbreak in Kangtung and Kaangsi, which, however, refreshments of all kinds, will be provided. Bondinell's 15 and McCarthy's 14, Lieut. The day chosch' is. un a Monday and Jones, for Chefoo, and Rayment, for the was not ronized.
He attributes the failure of the revolt- already Home $5000.00 have been sub- King Alfred, met with the micet auccess Mr Lloyd George in an interviewtionaries in Yuman to scarcity of provas scribed. On the other days the Cht with the ball. Tho stukes.wore..—
KING ALFREN, published in the Neue Frei Prease is sions, owing to the French protihitiou noa Anthorities will entertain the Fleet, against proviens heing supplied vià reported to have said that he is sorvin-pam: to lack of ammunition and to the and a programme is gradually being Tweedi, b. It Jones ed an Auglo-German utente is the only erroneous strategy of the revolutionary evolved that will give ample scope for Felinstone, b. Billings...
Torey, c. Lindsay, b. Hardinell... means by which the tension now op-curam inder.
every variety of entertainment. A large nyent, b Billings Houng Hsing profers north Chim as a
muumber of cups and prizes are to be par Lowis, c Parker, Bondinell pressing all Europe can be brought to future seat of revolutionary movements to
Tockhart, b. Lt. Jones... South China which, he say, is too far chased to be competed for in football. Haddon, b. Curabam. From the Central Government
baseball and cricket matches and many Edwards, b. L. Jonas... otker kinds of sports. The week will be Martin, c. Bardipoll, b. Lt. Jones ona of hilarious grioty and the "business of Janvrin, b. Cursaam the Port will be almost at a standstill. Familton, not out..
an end,
TURKEY.
LONDON, August 14. The preliminary work of reform in Turkey is progressing.
INTERNAL CONDITIONS AND JAPAN'S FOREIGN POLICY.
TOKIO, August 12. Some jupos allege that the new:Cabinet intands to negotiate with Great Britain and Russia a new agreement for the press vs. The salaries of overpaid officials which tion of tranquility in China in view of the are being reduced, and their exaggera.necessity for Japan of readjusting her fin ted notions of the acw regime, have ledances and retrenching in regard to military
expenditure.
This statement, however, is declared in to preposterous strikes among workmen,
anthoritative circles to be without founda- which the "Young Turks" have suption. It is added that, while fervantly desiring to cultivate the test relations with preose
China, Japan sill try to utilize the Anglo- Crime in Constantinople has already Japanese, Alliance and her other agroe decreased by 12 per cent.
ments, and will adhere to the concert of the Powers in the Far East. Mamovur she hopes to vivify that concert for the welfare of Chips ud for the common terests of the Powers.
RUSSIA AND JAPAN.
LONDON, August 14. The Times' St. Petersburg correspond. ent states that the Russian Ambassador at Tokyo has been instructed to negotiate a seal fisheries agreement with Japan which will take the form of that country's adhesion to the Russian con-i ventions with. Great Britain and America, the object of which is to save the seals from extermination:
Newfoundland has consented to a renewal of the wados vivendi with America for one year.
GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY,
LONDON, August 14. Rt. Hon. Sir E. Goschen G.C.V.O. British Ambaseador at Vienna, has been appointed Ambassador at Berlin, the arrangement having been made at the meeting of the monarchs at Cronberg.
QUEEN WILEBIAMINĄ.
LONDON, August 15.
It is announced that Queen Wiltel mins of the Netherlands in pregnant.
THE AMERICAN FLEEEFÉ
The first Japanese Consul to Jave ims been appointed at Batavin in accordasco with a special Courular Convention be teen Holland and Japan.
CHIENTAO.
TOETO, August 32. The Chinese authorities at Cuentas havo decided to discontinue the embargo on cruals. As a result of this decision the negotiations with Japan have been re- sumed and in view of the rooont rains all fears on the part of Chius of a possible famine have been removed.
{FROM THE CABEENEWS AMERICAK."] BISHOP HENDRICKS LAUDS FILIPINOS.
BOETON, August 12. Before a great gathering in Faneuil Hall, to-night, assembled under the auspices of the Boston Catholio Federation, Most Roy,
-
The Government of the Straits Settle- ments has declared Amoy te be infectel on account of cholers.
NANNING NOTES
**
August 13, 1908. The new steamer Tien Jung has arrived here on her maiden voyage. She was built at Wuchow by Mr. Barker and the engines vore fitted at Hongkong. She is
Extrus
Total.
HOW LIND ANALYSIS
It. Jones Billings...
Cla
9
*
... 30
2
Curabanı ... 60
Sel
2
Bandinst
13
Ranning Diva Sprogin (Cadmus); Jarvis (Bedford).
H.M.S. Bedford won the Team Race.
County Cricket Championship.
44 51
7
Result to August 8, 1908..
14
42
Counties,
16
293
Authors (Colonial Edition)
the laws restraining their tribes, putting down crime, and to ling the truth. Platitu des ono would think, but not so to the Arrive Every Mail. Pathans nor in the way that the new Chief Commissioner aid the wards in ons The Law of the Land, by Fred. M. White
all convers in The Mystery of a Motar Gab, by Fergus. Pushto must be with frequent Pos Home shey"Du you understand?" They The Shadow of a Vendetta, by A.O. Quater. did understand, and still understand, and The Church and Thisbe Grey, by John Le will understand as long as they have a man
Pachtu, paratnated,
to tell then as straightly as Colonel Sir Harold Deane.
Braton.
The Fitfall, by Sir Wm. M gusy. Servitude, by frene Osgood. The Winged Lion, by L. Winstanley. During Her Majesty' Pleasure, by M. E
Binidon.
And the last time I saw Sir Harold Dame was in his basutiful house at Nathin Galli, one of the most lovely spots of the Northern Himalayas. Then he was the kindly genial Tangled Wedlock, by Edgar Jepsen Perhost amusing himself and as with glances The Orchard Cloes, by Alice and Clande Centage through his telescope to Durga Galli, on
∙ARTOR.
100.00
the hill opposite, and tolling us who wore The Wild Widow, by Gertie de S. Went going to church there. and leaving me to Tarces, 75.00 Guess who were staying away. I did not The God of Clay, by H. O. Bailey. 71.43 think that that would be the last time I
Staspecte. 65 rum 4 wkts. 18 overs. Middlesex...... 11 52 4.3
וג
CHEFOO. Lindsay, by Tonkhart.... McCarthy, o Tovey, b Rayment... Stooke, run cat
Roy. H. Len, c Janyths, b Rayment.. Billings, b Raymont Lt. Jobes, b Hadder
A. R. Jones 'ran out.
Forkshire 18 14 0 4 14 Kent.
10 14 % $ 12 Surrey
21 12 2 7 10
42.85 should see him, Since then I had hoped. The Cottage on the Falls, by H. De Vere Susse
26 311 3 33.33 that I should again soo him and once again Three Girls and a Hermit, by Dorothes
0.00 come under the spell of his great and Worcestershire 14 5 5 4 0
Coagers. Lancashira......208 9-3-1-6.88 charming personality. His life was full of The Door of Darkness, by Maude Annesley. 144-111.11 strenuous times and stirring events, and The Millonaire's Son, by Florence Warden. Leicestershico 10 15 6-1 - Ikil now, nias, must be said of bin, what The Aim of Ber Life, by L. T. Maide. 6
Hampshire... 15 873-17.50 should always be the motto of the Frontier The Angel and the Author and Others, by 14 Essex her e
17 4 7 6-3 27. I.P. Warwickshire 17 4 8 5 -87.83 Gloucestershire 17 & 3 4-3-23.07 10 Forthampton-
+
18
1
a motor boat. costing $14,000, driving Bandinell, at. Edwards, b Haddon only 18 inches of water and eva make the Parker, b Rayment
trip up liver (350 miles) from Wuchow in Cursham, st. Edwards. I feryaj... 2 days: There is ample avnoramedation Clarke, not out
for Chinese passengers as well as congo,
and a roomy ladies' cabin with every modern convenions6.- -
Norts............
shire
18 à 10-5-7- 53.84 Derbyshire 17 3 12 2-9 ́ 60,00
INS" AND OUTS.
Jerome K. Jerome
Satan Sanderson, by Haftio Ermale Rives. The Honour of X, by Ombam Hope. The Man Made Law, by Coralie Stanton
and Hauth Bosken.
Evou in the season of plum pudding and The Lost Angel, by Katharine Tynon.
15 Somersetslive 15 1 19 2 11 84.61 indigestion, the School Board officer hus to
B
G
(One point shall be reckoned for each do his duty.
6 win, one deducted for each loss; unfinished
4 game shall not be reckona!..,
Extras...
Total... 100
MUWIANG ANALYSIS,
49 runs. 4 wkts. 19 overs
0
8
18 I
&
4
3
On Tuesday, 7 Japanese rived in
Rayment Muuming, en route, so they say, for the Janvrio... College at Taugehou. This makes 1 of Lockhart their cuntryman altogether, counting Tweedie. Bilion... 9 who arrived the other day for tie samo
Tovey destination.
Wo are indebted to the N.C. Daily Newes for the following itoms
There is further trouble down the river -robbers or ravelu ionaries in force, so I gather, and in large numbers. Fifty-eight milea from here, last wonk, a guard bost was attacked and the captain und 5 soldiers shot, trut that was a small affair,
The Tuo Tai of Langehon has just died after a two days loose.
The beat has been very trying since the
Dr Headricks, Bishop of Cebu, spoke beginning of the month and the cool
on the propagation of Catholiciem in weather following the rain was of short the Orient and in eloquent In gage duration.
warmly lauded the Filipino people. Bis- Mr Pearson, Capt. Brierly and the Rov. hop Hendricks pointed to their fealty to the old faith us a preof conclusive of their . T. Blanchett have returned to Pakhoi
native worth, dwelt on the plagues of man via the Watlam valley. and beast that have made lone, and un- cultivated valuable lands in many of the islands, and prophoned that with a stimulus, in stocic raising and this intro- duction of modern American methods the farm products of the Philippines would open the eyes of the world to their worth.
STUBBORN DISEASE. DHEUMATISM is considered by the
medical men to be the hardeet di there is to come, bet Chamberlin's Pain Palm has tõe arkable power over grams from Auckland New Zea-Ose spplication wit give reiter For sale
by all cherisin and scorekeepers,
The
August 15,
A WELL KNOWN REMEDY. THERE a few people la this country
who have not used, or at least heard. of Chamberlain's Child Chisters and
H. M. S. Cadmus.
15
The British squadron is now in the midat of its annual Conlayers tosta. H. & Gndrous, fred forty-seven rounds on July 30 with her 4,10, guns, and made twenty eight hits, the heat gun firing sight, rounds with ever bits The average rate of five as 10.4 rounds with 6 hits per gun per minute. The best ship with that class of gun în 1907 fired only 38 rounds with 3.5 bits per gan per minute,
Diarrhoea Remedy. It is the first thing they think of when they or any member of the family are stricken with diarrhoes, patis. in the stomach or champ colic. It haq prờ bably saved the free of more people than Any other medicine in us, and once it has boon thed in a home and his valus bla-pans prior decoris known, they rely upon it
rosidantly in on their family phy Car Hi
The Destroyers.
Last sk the Torpedo lont Destroyere ted at their annual firing with the story resulte
elve-pounder
1 pr. 13 rounds 122mbs
The County
"Can I see your husband 1" recently
woman.
which, in finished matches, shall Inve asked our of the fraternity of a worn, and ot tsined the greatest proportionate number of points shall be reckoned. Champion, County.)
The following games, having been abandoned, are not included in the above table: Yorkshire v. Kont, and Essex;. Nosta v. Derby; Surray v Lancashtra and Notts; Middlesex v. Kent and Somerast; Warrick v. Leicester: Leicester v. Hamp shire.
WEATHER REPORT.
The following notice is issued by M Figg of the Hongkong Cheervatory
"No, you can't."
"Not in, eh?"
The Magic of May, by Jote
The Forefront of the Rattle, by Andrew
Loring.
The Traitor'e Wile, by W. H. Williamson. The Spanish Jada, by Maurice Hewlett Tho Sacred Skull, by Geo, Griffitk; Anne Page, by Hetts Syrett Restitution, by Dorthea Gorard. Five Nights, by Viataris Cross. The Wheel Forume, by Louis Trady. Chatest Royal, by I. II. 3028ll. So Young Lord Stranleigh, by Robt. Barr,
Redemption, by Rene Bazin.
Yes he is, and that's why." "Oh, but if he's in, I'll wait till I can seo bim."
You'll get tired: Better come when
be's out.
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