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of newspapers. I count Eve or six and I think I have studied my trade As closely as most men. There was Bames of the Times. There was Perry of the Morning Chronicle, a most able man. There was John Walker the Second There was Delane and there were Lord Burn- ham's Father and Mr. Mudford. Shanghai and North China think I have, named all the outstand Straits, Bangkok, Caleatta and ADBY ing organisers, and it is no Battery to | Swatow - say that Lord, Burnham saw as

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Sp.m.- THURSDAY, DECEMBER 23.

Sikinger?? 1.192. Chaksang Bydrangeassado

ahead as any of them. He has left

in his son one who bas different quali-

ties. When I was working at the Daily Telegraph he used to be called Proposing Lord Burnham's health, Mr. Harry, some of the older men used to shake their heads and say: Lord Northclife said it was fitting What will be do with the Daily Tele- that the task should have fallen to him, because he was one of the oldest congph. We know what he has done with the Daily Telegraph. I can tributors to the Daily Telegraph in that room. "In the very happy days hardly conceive a more difficult pro- when I was a reporter," he said, "the position than an old established news

paper like that assailed by some of the Daily Telegraph was one of the un-

young vipers I have let loose on him. Fortunate Journals that received my week, and in thought so ill of it that the less, I learned a great deal from

met. They have not had any eFeet the Daily Telegraph during the time I was reporting for Sir John (then on the Daily Telegraph," which to-day Mr.) Le Sage. There was a great is exactly what it was, and, moreover, in the very difficult circumstances we controversy in the United States and Great Britain about an elephant called are all experiencing

"I can say this, continued Lord Jumbo. I learnt a great deal from the late Lord Burnham in the hard-Northcliffe, for Lord Burnhamn as ling of the jumbo incident.

3 p.m.

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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26. Our friend Garvin has truly said that Shanghai, North China & Japen ...............

Kaga Maru Karjo Maru... I B. ir did not keep me very long. Nons / Peterborough Court met the scor Spatow, Amoy, sind Keelung.

MONDAY, DECEMBER 27. pions in the only way they could be

Kwangsang Haiching Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Shanghai and North China..................

TUESDAY, DECEMBER 23.

Chusan Kailong

There for the late Mr. Waiter of the Times. was not much left of Jumbo when the that when I was a reporter in Fleet Dally Telegraph had Snished with it. Street there were only two papers- that paid a living wage. When I hear

I learnt much from the brilliant stall

the Daily Telegraph had then and has of Linotype operators with incomes, of

6600 to £1,000 a year; and when

cow, and from Sir George Augustus

I

know of the very poor rate of re- Salk, who fixed me with is beady eye muneration paid to reporters and and white waist-coat and said: * Young man, ger out of Fleet Street, editors. I remember" that I had to It is no place for anybody? I might write a very long column for a well. semark that the old gentleman had known morning newspaper for which I Cone remarkably well in Fleet Street. received one guinea. I can bear from My connection with Burnhams was your laughter that you think it wa renewed again when the great privi- probably more than it was worth. The lege was conferred on me of making Daily Telegraph has never been run

a presentation on the first Lord of those principles, and thit-is why

Burnham's eightiem birthday.

Op

it attracted to our profession men like

Swalow and Bangkok Boihow, Pakboi and Baiphong Manila Shanghai, North China, Japan, *Canada, United States, Central & *South America, and EUROPE VIA SEATTLE Registrati n. 845 am Letters 8.30.12. szemessenes

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Japan Honolulu, Canada, United States. Central and Boath Americs & *EUROPE via SAN FRANCISCO. Registration 9.45 am. Letters 10.30

Colombia THURSDAY, DECEMBER 30.

that particular day his brain was as Sir G. A. Sala, Beatty Kingston. Shanghai and North China... Sanning .... active as that of a man of thirty, and Greenwood, W. L. Courtney, and a

whole host of giants."

He gave me a good deal of sound

advice, some of which might be borne

In conclusion Lord Northcliffe said:

in mind now-a-days. I said to him, I am writing my diary. I am call

I believe scores of others had said ing mine:

him, the time has now come Lord Street Deep.'

Monsters of the Fleet

I can assure you ham, when you, should write there will be nothing but pleasant re- or mentors, or a diary."No, he miniscences of my brief career on the

Daily Telegraph."

diaries and memoirs are very It showed that was not equal to his

evidently knew what

The police found a Japanese purse in Pedder Street on Friday, Lord Northcliffe which the owner can recover by of genius. In applying at the Central Police Station there have giving particulars of description and rent organisers contents of the purse.

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Per ss. Colombia." yesterday Me and Mrs C. R. Adamson, Mis- E. Ander sun. Me and Mrs G. E. Parlatt. Mr F. D. Bernbein, Mrs C Birkinshaw, Mesurs H. F. Band, H. Randi, B Z. Brunnen, Mrs. H. Den-field, Mr R. Carey, Mr and Mrs F. 1. Chase, Mr and áís EW. Clark, Mesa e C. J. Cooke, J. B. Cooler H. Davani, F. A. Diskoff, Mr and Mrs. G. Frayfus, Miss I. Dreyfus, Miss C. Drostos. His L. Duganne. Miss Hande Dun'an Bey, L. E. Darr, Mr and Mrs. G. Cheyer, Mesra Chas Elkin ton, Mr and les J. F. Etiot, Mr D. J. Eliot Mr. J. H. Ferguson, Mrs C Field Mr and Mrs A. Garconi Mestrs Joe Gaseon Mr. H. Green, Mrs Grisin, Messrs & F. Grimstone, R. B. Bartoar, Sr. and is R. J. Eat iren, Me L. D. Hargis, Mr and Mrs. A. Hely, Miss E. M He itt, Mr and Mrs Houlette Mr. E. Jacobus, Mrs E F Jewelt. Mrs A. C. Kaufman, Mr and Mrs ES Kelly, Mrs M. Kerry, Mrand Mrs J. W. Laniz Hr F. E. Iehmann. Me and Mrs H. LLaRoe. Mr E. Lana, Sister Margarite, Miss M McDermid, Mr H. H. MeCombe, Mies E. McCormick, Miss D. E. Ykky, He and Mia J. F. McClare, Mr G Mott, Me B. Norman, Mr and Mrs D. E. Osborn, Mr G. G. Paters, Mr H. W. Feters, Hra E. &. Red Miss T. King: Me R. M. de la Bala, Mis C. D. Sayle, Miss V. Schneider, Mr and | Mrs - Schwertz, Me and Misi Sċel's- barger, Mr R-lo n. Mr R. Thomson, Mr H. U. Ursted. Me anti Mrs W. C. Wadsworth, Mr C. F.. Wash, and Mrs 5. Winslow.

Per 5.5.." Tango Maru,” to-day 2--.. Mr. M. Matsukata, Miss Sturgis, Mrs. E. E. Edwards, Mr. Findley, Major Hayakawa, Mr. and Mrs. A. Roche, Mr. M. H. Ramirez, Mr. and Mrs. Burrows, Mr. V. N. Eurom, Mr. R. M. Garanco, Miss H. M. D. Dinneen. Mrs. L. Bromfield, Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Prother, Mr. T. V. T. Tackey. Mr. T. C. Beine, Miss S. Beine, Miss M. M. Doberty, Me, and Mist Jefferay. Mr. Borkoski, Mr. T. Ampil. Miss M: T. Johnston. Mrs. A Fertik. Miss E. Barry, Mr. V. M. Johnston, Mr. Bome, Mr. E. J. Haberer Mr. T. Bistos, Mr. J. Mur- dock, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. French. Miss Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sturgis, Mr. and Mrs. Little, Mits E. Wyd. Mrs. H. N. Mo, Miss G. F. Upton. Mrs. E. S. Usher. Mrs. Ramirez, three Misses Ramirez, Mrs. 1. Christensen, Mr. F. V, Weller: Mr. W. J. Baraganath. Mr. F. Rochon, Mr. J. Mangels, Mr. Baru, Mrs. Ossorio, Miss Rabe, Miss 0.j I. Shacks, Mrs. E. Castaneda, Mr.† D. Querubin, Mr. V. Bokordas. Mr. E. Dalino, Mr. M. Trinidad. Mr. E. Castaneda, Mr. M. Gracis. Mr. C. 5. Campos, Mr. V. C. Cavinta. Rev. and Mrs. L. O. Fuerholzer and three children.

While Fu Sang, a market. coolle employed by Mr. R. F. Hall of No. 168 The Peak, was returning home from the Central Marke: via Magazine Gap Read-about 5 p.m., yesterday, be was accosted at the level of May Road by two men, one of whom was armed with a dagger. The unarmed man asked him for a match. Fo

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AZTEC RELICS.

SKELETON OF YOUNG, GIRL.

PREHISTORIC SURGERY.

Among the interesting relics of a lost civilization recently brought 10 light at the Pueblo ruin at Axtec, New Mexico, where the American Musoum

were removed to give a better view- ́ of the region beneath. Since it is to be assumed that there are two or three more splints hidden by the un- disturbed earth beneath the boxes,- the probable total number is eight ne cine. These splints are of wood, and average seven inches in length, one- half inch in" width, and three- sixteenths of an inch in thickness. They are of fairly uniform size throughout their length, being not mere splinters, but pieces of wood drest to the desired form. Each is

of Natural History of New York is flat on its inner surface and curved making excavations, is the skeleton on the other side. All the bindings

decayed beyond recognition.

From the condition of this skeleton Mr-the conclusion may be drawn that the

of a twenty-year-old girl bearing the which had held them in place were evidence of a terrible injury and of primitive surgical treatment. H. Morris, in charge of the excava- treatment of the fracture of the pelvis.. tion, states that the remains, found if it was recognized at all, was be on a floor in the ruins, had been yond the skill of the primitive sir. The treatment of the broken wrapt in three layers of materials, these however, was within his pre-

geon.

first, an excellently woven cotton vince. As death resulted before suf cloth; the second a mantle of leather ficient time had elapsed to permit cloth and the third, a maz of rushes, healing to begin, the skill of the The left hip was badly fractured, a surgeon must remain in doubt, Tel: 2203. 28, Queen's Rd. Central portion of it having been broken away. Desirable as it would be to know

definitely whether or not, there was: In the neighbouring regions there an atempt to place the ends of the were other breaks and dislocations, bones in apposition in order that an In addition, the left forehead showed estimate might be made of the skill two breaks and extreme displace of the surgeon, uncertainty in regard ments. Mr. Morris' is thus quoted in to this point does not detract from the E press bulletin issued by the major fact established, namely, that the Pueblo practitioner of the Stone museum:

Tel.

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At least six splints surrounded the Age had already learned, to use splints: broken arm. The top two of these in the treatment of fracture:

Fine and Publated for The CONCERNED by the Editor Gegao WILLIAM CADE BUKETT: 2-

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