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THE RIOT IN THE STRAND.

Home papera bring the story of the Euir Reuter told us comeding of

Riotous occurrences in the Strand fed the civil police to charge with tnters a large crowd of America "okliers and sailors.

CONSTABLE WOUNDED.

Meanwhile; -- mounted reinforce police on foot, who were gradually ments had arrived to wärengthen the i withdrawn for Aldwycz

rioters as they saw the last helmet Courage and kingar returned to the disappear round the corner into Bow- street. Numbering several hundreds The disturbances arose out of ables, and a violent collision cour

the Grand rushed after the còn polica mid on a going of sahiblars red in Bow-street, where a constable on the waste, lund nor the SA was severaly wounded by a blow from fnte in alleych. A number of mal- dieng and Sons were arrested stick-an ebony cine with a 'polished. knob-which the police Their commiles, believing tlas juongezed, and whiol I saw later at the the men captured, were some who

etation. bad been merely spectators, went to: Bowstaret qnd threatened to stort the police mintion.

The iyil police elurged the troops and cows them into the Strand and Aldwych, and formed a cocum at both ends Bow-stebet..

This was the last serious outburst Definition was obtained up not killed, and with the news | that the træervan military gorpogal the for TATA, othgul who were

Eagle Hub-two men and taro giris Later, the sidiers Beard a rumonY

novest through the crowd, placat -untrehus a military police sothat the unlawful behaviours should ing them wish she report, and urging poral laut dixi, nini, they agait riel et be parsisted in.

to use the police cordon, "in pa andunted policeman who tode rior a civil constable was woordeshiekrough Atwych, when the ricting Twenty posts are made. Seven had ceased, was hit on the helmet peberber and shven soldiers were with, a stone; but the Atherican police promptly arrested the theater. ADMIRAL SIM ORDER.

wondest.

A gurius collision between the, enil polive tank American Service

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MANY THOUSANDS IN USE WILL TESTIFY. Pgriod op' fhore hours.

Make burges were male, many the feel orders for them to be sailor on leave from Ea-ileigh, and den wer injured, and several were rounded up anh vnitramed back from arrested before the affray stumped London by seven o'clock.. down; For the Tailed States t authorit to the precauten of withday the

American; **jobs," or »zike,, from lens in London m at $m to prevent a recurrence of the setting at night.

je wel millory" authorities made) Atogether, it is quietafel tias the

preply arests, 13 being uker to fox street dar with scalp wounds

whilst daeran ualties--- incitiuing the military Corporal--and au Australian stretcher case, trorë sem to hospital. ? Seven julivo “Were

RADOŠ jenote og LAMBRIS, 16 was path be par qurites a-presentative of the Daily Chamainly, also injured.

But the incident avtrial ale kth Nicerous odbor sert ve men were to the "regrettable scenes internauds, hịt, and, a ̈ dressing team was in Ou the pot foste mal in Vidi- ' poomsed if the Eagle Hut, where the! wych iwon the Big at the rounded ige ved firstaid treatment. Tvited, State YMCA inkling. Most of the injuries were on the and and headphartes, a head ani arms,

mumik go of Britishi, cvorsen sol- |· Several of the Moters boul a ust diers and Anoran sailors igat sielementary conception English

used.

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were the cele

"diers wose playing the ganhi ng gitne Maw, E was as How-street, when one collegally near "sheeding fiber entend and calmly proposed Cap o gathe in winch dee are to the superintendent shat e shoubi **whne Subsidylanty of policemen of our boys dashed and the "ver, and the Tie ylle infortunate epistule is gamblers on in versus directions marked by an unreasoning attitude In previous as the police have of stility to the cicil police, many been content with sin ply disposing of whsan have given long service, it the gambling ours. In this case, the front, so hekling the 114 hary However, they were intent uti making arrests, and eventually three "gober" were captami, and wiled off to Bow.at the Anoviran headquarters," on street.

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DEPOTATOES TO ROW-STRERI.

Probably the matter would ve

r.s.. cher's STATEMENT. Colin Rin-Fell, Chief of the Sta

being upprusted by our répusenta

tare, sud...

The Am authorities are zusted there had not a feeling grown now making very thorough investiga- up at Eagle Hut that huong the prition into the eirettunees. They soners were en who had been greatly deploys that there should bage merely spectators, and not prin been the slightest friction with either cipals, at the game. -

The British allitary or civil police, and every effort will be made to main. tain order among the American forces. in London.

An hour or so passed, and a party of 50" decided to visit Bow-street Police Station and send a deputation to the officials within to ask for the release of the prisoners."

But they quickly discovered that their corhudes enuli not be with diawh trom the grip of the British law us easily as they had apparently iamghted. It is stated that threats were uttered when the frets were made known to the remainder of the party shigend the police spoily Bustled tandcontents out of range of the state.

CLEMING THE STÜLET,

A crowd of sokers, variously sti-

mated at 300 strong, shouting de-

farre mini tent on muschiet, presed

ان ندان

At the present pire," added tize

there are not over 4.000 American soldiers in England. In Tondon there are not more than 100, plus about· 150 ton leure from France."

Extra" police were drifted to Row. street last evening as a precautionary measure; but there is no further outbreak of rioting.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Per sa. Sun Mars, from Hongkong

up Bow-street. lastly live for Victoria B.C., and Seattle: Tadge

and Mrs. Imperial, Mr. Geo. Grimble,

doa washrown out to dispate their Mr. O. F. Alleman. Mr David Wilson, programa Thelerowd howled for the Miss Vida Grimble, Mr. F. Bancan, release of she prisoners, and the con- sabled their officers grily awaited an attempt to trinskite the "¿llegal dewanlifto uglys.

Miss Josefs Bonean, Dr. Galalibu.Boncar, Lient. F. C. Focken, Bishop Lander, Mrs. Dobie, Mrs. S. Thomson, Mrs. D. Cumming, Hon Mr. D. Landale, Mr. H. P. White, Disk A. Ryan, Mr. B. E. Missiles were dung," a lamp-post dos Remedios, Mr. F. Fightingale Rev. was broken, and we threatening was Eather Matrat, Mr. R. Hore, Mr. A. J. the attitude of the end thus alti Carter, Mr. Redle. Mr. S. D. Hickie. ately it was decided to clear the G. W. Gegg, Mrs. F. Webber, Mr. and Miss Goddfellow, Miss A. Gains, Mrs. *thorough hare Bates, were drawn, Mrs. Oittins, Mr. and Mrs. Wells, Mr. and the police pressed forward. and Mrs. Baker, Mr Witchell Mias Where soldiers or sailors resisted they Dansan Mrs. E. Brand, Miss S. Brand, were strick, and the uncompromising Mz. F: E. Ford, Mr. J. M. Henry, Mr. P. aspect othe vonstables and the fat Speare, Mr. R. Gegg, Mr. D. D.

that was meted out to the misguided spirite who attempted to stand their "ground" produced a pante among the others, he fed hefter shelter back into Aldwych.

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Southworth, bir. W. B. Hopkins, Mr. H. Leonard, Mr. C. B. A pil, Mr. S. d'Almeida, Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lindany, Mr. 2nd Mrs. N. Hynes, br.Gilangalang, Mr. G. Parr, Miss S. Jobactes, Mr. H. Berg, Air A. Vens, Mr. Fairweather, Aris, Mr. G. F. Clayton, Insp. and Mrs. Mr. A. Webb, Mr. M. D. Pallen, Mrs. O'Sullivan.

By this time the American maili tary police had arrived on the ease; But they were in a small minority. Pers. Atsuth Afara, from Hongkong and were unable to induence the for Europe: Mr. 1 Craven,

Hon. Mr Fituation.

P. H. Holyoak, Mrs. Berpcastle, Mr. and Mr. Newman, Mra P.L. Spence, Mre

Master Spence, Birs

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United States Y.M.C.A. Worker W: Cooper, ist D. Robinzon, Miser approached the police and suggested Misses that he and his colleagues and the B. Ayock is. J. B. Bartlett Miss military polite should move about Needham, Mra E. R. Thompson, Mr. among the men and counsel them to Fm Wall, Mr. 8. J. Partlett, Mr. J. Fallen, Mrs. E. Hallen, Mrs. 0. I disperse.

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We were just round the corner Ceo. Lewin, Mr. AR. Weixall. Count May 31 and is due here Juno Yoko Seattle May 22, due here.June 16 and 1

from Bow-street, wear the drag stons án Aldwych," said Mr. J. Coombs.

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M. Hotta Mr. White, Mr. A. W. McLean, Mr. Abell, Mrs. Green, Mr. and Mrs. the YMCA officer, to me, and a Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Bien, Kr, and King, Mrs. W. J. Hinton, Mrs Holt, the corporul af police was apealing Mr. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. Whitham, to another pullee #rgeant when the Mr. E. P. Graham Barrow, Dir. and Mrs. civil police across the way begun A Krebs, Mr. W. L. Bless, Mrs. pushing the cowd before them, using Galigan Mrs. Henderson, Miss their balons, Seemingly the cor.

Galignant, Mr P. Andersco Mr. potal was mistaken for a voter, fr Palcini.

enderson, Mr. Galignani, Liut. G.

he was struck on the head.

Instinctively his hand went to

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aced it, for five policemen set about

FOR A LAME BACK.

White and bludgeoned him, and beWEEN you have rains or lamcess in

the bank bathe the part with boolved severe scalp, wounds, and Chamberlain's Pain Balon twice a day,. was removed from the scente."*. mussaging with, the palm of the hand for dumpen a piece of fennel slightly with Ere minstes at each application. Then. the lirinent ard lind it on over the rest of pain. For mle By all Chanista and Storekeepers,

A ruinour got about later that the torporal was dend, and, particularly amongst the Americans, this news Igstered an exceedingly ugly spirit.

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