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Arrangements are being made for the despatch kas already utilised the present complica tions to obtain for herself distinct territorial from home of 4,300lbs of tobacco for the China advantages. Russia has annexed the south Force, to be delivered at Binho and Shanghai. bank of the Antur River with every appear

The rotern of visitors to the City Hall ance of official sauction. The St. Peters-Library and Museum last week shows that 531 burg Government, for all its previous non-Chines and 105 Chinese visited the farmor protestations of disinterestedness, has not institution, 205 non-Chinese aud 2,153. Chinese repudiated this act of violent rapacity. If the latter. the Anglo-German Agreement is not to be entirely nugatory a rifcumstance has arisen calling for the preliminary understanding for the protection of British and German interests. The replies of the other Powers on the Agreement will be awaited with deep interest.

Ilis Excellency the Governor returns from the Pank, and takes up his residence at Govern. 'ment House today.

To-day is the. Hindoo festival, called in India Divali" or the Feast of Lamps." All the Indian houses of business will be illuminated

to-night.

No fresh plane cases or deaths were reported WHISKY during the 48 hours ending at noon yesterday.

The figures for the whole of last week were 5 enses and 5 deaths.

The football match played at the Happy Valley on Saturday, between Queen's College COGNAC BRANDY. and Victoria English Schouls, resulted in a

victory for the former by 3 geals to nil.

On Sunday afternoon a private in the Madrasa Light Infantry was bathing at Lou Fon, just below the British camp near Samchun, when he got out of his depth and was drowned,

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For being in passession of two swords with- ont à permit, a Chingman was fined $10, and for possessing 100 rounds of revolver ammunition without a permit unother Chiningan was fined

$250, or three months.

The following express has been issued by the Telegraph Companies Owing to the interrup. tion of the Foochow Shunghai cable, tolegrains te and from North China, Japan, etc., may suffer considerable delay."

We have received a letter signed “A Refor- mor," which unfortunatoly we cannot, publish in the absence of our correspondent's name as a guarantee. We may, however, mention that the writer, referring to eur remark about the evil associations; in Hongkong of the name of Triad, says: There are black sheep in every fold. How can it be helped with the Trinds, who number millions and millions?... This is a civilised movement, and Chinese who have been trained and educated in the West will be prominent actors."

Our local. Volunteers appear to Le having a good time at Kowloon, the weather being favour all and the arrangements fairly good. A football match on Sunday afternoon between the Fiehl Battery and "A" Machine Cinn Company resulted in the defeat of the latter, the seoros being four goals to nil. There were good many visitors in the camp on Sunday evening, including a number of ladies. Yes. terday night also there were several visitors, and a small cancert was got up, passing off's cessfully.

A correspondent writes:-"I left Peddar's Wharf at 12.45 p.n., and arrived at the wharf opposite to where thefer. Hue was lying at 1 a clsek. I tried for over half an hour to get a sumpan but could not got one, although there "were several thero, At last. I got one, the super On Sunday afternoon about a dazen Chinese were amusing themselves by throwing bricks of which could speak a little English. He de- at seme Indien soldiers at Yaumati when a luk-manded two dollars; I offered him one dollar, ong me on the scene. Ife captured sue of which he agrees to accept after losing another

13 minutes, but had to pay him on the wharf he the stone throwers, and yesterday the man was

fore my boxes were put aboard. We then left sent to prison for a month.

tho wharf, and had gone about half way to the stemmer when she sailed (about 1.50 p.). Of course I had to turn back."

When on the Doric the other day a Inkong sawa Chinamian secrete some canvas in a coil of reps, which be covered up. When arresto:1 he was not at a loss for an excuse; he said a -malt boy had given it to him. He was yester day sentenced to one month's hard labour.

A commotion was caused on board the US. monitor Monterey on Sunday afternoon hy a fire which broke out in the electric-light room. Five of the crew who were down below narrowly

and the ship's crew soon extinguished the Bames.

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The newly appointed Belgian Chargé đàf. feires to Sim, M. Le Vionnois, arrived at Bangkok on the 5th inst.

Auctions of British “lect" were going on Iriskly at Peking in the early part of this month. The Prize Fund amounted at the end of inst month to upwards of $50,000.

The second match of the Kobe Cricket Week, Yokohama v. Shanghai, commenced on the 17th lest and by the end of the day Shang- hai stood in a favourable position, having scored 117 against Yokohama's 70 and 69 for two wickets. The best score for Shanghai was F. W. Potter's 42.

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A Syndicato has been formed at to Colombo start a Zoological Gardon there. The site is to be in the Cinnamon Gardens,

In

view of the nature of the country the singe train sent to China from the Capa will probably be sent back home, leaving their equipments and armaments-4 inch and 7 inch guns and. bullecks-in India en route..

A Londen telegram of the 25th ult. tu the Sydney Morning Herald reports that Mr. P. O'Brien, Parnellite, and Mr. T. Healy, anti Parnellita, spoke at Louth from different ends of the same platform, and abused each other for three hours--which seems to testify to thoir po ers of endurance and also to those of their an dience.

The Batural Lady of the Far Eastern Islands," is the name given to the new Austra

The Ottoman Government is reported to lian Commonwealth by the London Spectator in an editorial, which concludes thus: "The have just completed its census of the adherents most beautiful valleys of earth, and proof Islamism. The total number of Musenimans bubly its richest mines, exist in the Eastern archipelago. Australia will be drawn to the East, as Europe has been allthrough her his try, by the irresistible longing for wealth, and her people will be helped in acquiring the Eastern archipelago by a power which they will derive from their British Mood.

With the arrival on Thursday last of the sailing ship Macedon, Manila Bay hasteil a quartet of fine looking vessels. They are the R. Morion, Goolanp, Sea Witch, and Macedon. There Las been much rivalry dinong the mastere of the respective vossols in regard to their sailing qualities, says a Manila paper. As all four shipa came from Newcastle, N. S. W., the result of their voyages was watched with much interest. The Morton made the fastest time in 56 days, the Goolacap in 62 days, the Macedon in 78 days, while the Sien Witch took 77 days in making the trip.

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is stated to be 196,500,000, of whom 18,000,000 belong to Turkey in Europe, $9,000,000 to Asia Minor, Beluchistan, and the East Indies, 20,000,000 to China, 36,500,000 to the north and north-east of Africa, while 28,000,000 are spread in groups were or less autcerous throngh- out the other countries of the world.

One of the leading. German papers writes, under the heading of Life Insurance and European Potentates: The late Duke of Edinburgh (Duke of Cobarg) was insured for £300,000 King Humbert of Italy was insured for enormous suns Queen Victoria and the Prince of Wales carry immense insurances on their lives." Almost all reigning sovereigns are heavily insured. The late King of Italy was insured in several Companies, and had in the Equitable along the respectable sum of Five Million France.

An extremely satisfactory report has been The N.-C. Daily News, inferring to the report sent to the Foreign Offico by H. M. Cousal at that Tao Mu, who was transferred recently Dantzig regarding a "boom" in British trade from the Viceroyalty of the Shen-Kan to that there. We take the following from the report, of the Two Kwang provinces, has sent in to the "Even lady tailors go to Dantzig now in search Express Dowager a memorial resigning his

of custem, and American coal is offered for sale new post on account of old age and chronic at that port by a traveller who has come over illness, anys: The Empress Dowager's rescript for the purpose. Several firms in different parts has. however, not yet been received by the of the United Kingdom have written inquiring memorialist. Apropos of the above, it is stated as to the best way of extending their business in iveal muudarin circles that, should Viceroy to this Consular district. It is almost solesa Tao Mu be permitted to resign, the next sealing travellers who cannot speak Gorman." Viceroy of the Two Kwang provinces will pro-

The naval officers who brought ovor to San. Along the China-Burna frontier somo valuably be Ting Chên-tu, at prosent Governor Francisco the big quantity of dutiable goods able mineral ground has been discovered within of Yunnan,

from China on the U:S. hospital ship Solage the last your or so, and now Mr. Datta, of the

have finally acknowledged the right of the Snr 'Geological Survey of tulis, has written a report

Among the arrivals at Manila Bay last, Thura-

TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 20th October,"

THE POWERS IN CHINA IM- PORTANT ANGLO-GERMAN

AGREEMENT.

Lord Sababury, and Count Hutafoldt have signed an agreement to uphold the principle of keeping the ports of China free and open to the race of all countries. Both Governments engage not to utilise the present complications to obtain any territoriul advantage and to direct China. Should another Power utilise the pre- their policy towards maintaining the integrity of

sent complications to obtain such territorial advantager, under any form whatever, the two Governments regervo to themselves the right to come to a preliminary understanding regard. ing the eventual steps to be taken for the protection of their own interests, The two Governments will invite the other. Powers to accept the principles of this agreement,

THE CRISIS IN CHINA,

LOCAL MOVEMENTS. The British steamer bicilian arrived in the harbour yesterday, bringing 25 Russian officers and 2,656 mea.

The Salut Andrew returneil from Weihniwoi yesterday.

THE TROUBLE IN KWANGTUNG.

DEFEAT OF TRE IMPERIAL TROOPS, On the 15th inst the rebels attacked a body of Imperial troops at Sam-kok-fu, some four miles from Tak Mui Fu, and defeated them, killing about 100 and wounding many others. The villagers of Bani-kok-fu assisted the Im- perial troops, and the rebola revens of themselves. by killing about 20 of them and burning several houses.

THE R. W. F. COMING BACK. We announced acme days ago that the Royal Wakh Furiliers were to refon here shortly and would not winter in the north. News arrives from Poking that the B. W. F were hoping to leave Peking about the 20th inst. for Tientsin, en route to Hongkong.

SWATOW

THE SPORET BOOIETIES. The local mandarins, says the NC. Daily News, have ruscived the following despatches from the profect of Ch'aochowfa, Kwangtung province, of which Swatow is the Treaty port: -----A larga mob of riff-rift of Ch'anglokṣieu dis-

occupied, since 3th inst., rioting against the missionary compounds there. The disturbances

verts and non-converts and have no political originated from the mintual fends between cor- significance, The racret societes have, how- ever, overrun the districts Haifenghsien. Lu feuglision, Heilahsian, Haiyanghaien

Chaochovin and Hulchonia prefecturos, not Chiganghsien, all thickly, populated cities of for from Bwatow; but the people boilig friendly to a movement which promises to emancipate, them from the Manchu yoke, are welcoming

of an interesting find of iron-ore, associated day was the 78 kt. launch Luisito from Hongkong.veyor of the Port to search the vessel and no trict 240 to the N.W. of Swatow, has been with limestone, along the Mandalay-Kunion Sho was formerly named the Lee Sing and was longer attempt to keep the stuff. Deputy Sur. Ferry route. Mr. Dutta says: There is no purchased for the firm of Luis Hidalgo and vayor of the Port St. John, upon his return doubt that it is very rich staff, but the ground Co. Captain Raymond, the skipper, who has from Mare Island announced that the goods around and about the hills must be a little more brought so many launches over from Hongkong, were under sex and would be transported to San cloured before one could estimate, with any dehus added another to his list. She also brought Francisco on the steamer Sunol. There are over 200 boxes of silk, orockery, etc., and when gree of certainty, as to the quantity of the ores jassengers forty-fire Earpenas, among them here, which is apparently large. Forgon bring his brother. The latter gentisman is their value has been appraised a fine equal to interested in the accumulation of a number of the duty that would have hear due if the Solace rock was also met with by Mr. Datta in two

had not been a Government vessel will be assess new steamers at Tacoma, Wash., U.S., whore od upon the owners of the boxes. Captain Win- The coolies at Kowloon who have been work places near the Wetwin village, about the 55th

miles sonth-west of Maymyo on the Matalay vessels are to be of the 500 tons typo, and are

being constructed by the Hongkong and Many of the boxes are addressed to friends of Lashio rond."

Whanpon Dock Company, Captain Raymond officers in the East. has been engaged to take each steamer from Hongkong to Tacoma as rapidly as they are completed. He leaves Manila for Hongkong in

yat bren ascertained.

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ing discharging. lighters at the wharves now mile-post on the eart-road, and again about thres a new steam-ship line. is to be established. These alow of the Solace 83 the tine will be paid their armed visitors, while the local authorities

-demand a cant for every two harkets of material ↑ they convey from the lighter to the dumping ground. This is about 300 per cent, more than they have been receiving, sid as the builders have refused them the increase, the toolies have [29 intimated their intention to strike work this

morning.

On the 17th October, at No. 5, Caine Houd, the wife of Captain J. F. Messen, of a daughter.

(4718 MARRIAGES.

At Christ Church, Rangoch, on the 20th Sep- tember, 1000, WILLIAM RUSSEL WELLs, Assistant Engineer, P.W.D., Burma, to ALICE LOUIS, the Recond daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jr. R. G. VILLA. On Wednesday, the 10th October, 1900, at All Saints' Church, Tientsin, by the Rev. H. Mathews, Coward Beige Less, elicat con of the Hev. eldest daughter of the late P. 1. MARTEN, Esq end of Mrs. MARTEN, of Great Berkhamsted,

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THE FIRST SUBSCRIPTION

CONCERT.

Some alarm has been aroused in Java by the Chiness there exercising lately, reports the Straits Times, in a striking manner their power of combination. At Semarang this was shown ¦ about a wook, when, at a performance of Hermiston's Cirens, Mr. Love, the manager, called a Chinaman who had bought a ticket to book fer obstruction in the tent. The result was such resentment that no Chinaman would visit the circus. The Chi- neze boycott then murred the circus at Solo, an two gamblers in his custedy when the defondant

eircas the Chinese to a man shunned the per came up and mid, "Theen two are my friends,formances. This has started the cry of the don't arrest then, if you do I'll arrest you!"

Yellow Peril in Java. The circus incident is cret Chinese organisation, the members of which are kept under strict discipline.

A district watchman named Fung Kwo was yesterda, sentenced to six weeks' imprisonment for assaulting Chinese constable 163, Tang I. when in the execution of his duty. It seems that the constable, who was in plain clothes, hud interior town: ut other places visited by the troduced at next Wednesday's (24th inst.) session have now an opportunity of atteuding a concert

Owing to the confusion uggravated in the Auditor's office by the ambiguous state of the disbursement accounts of the sundry Captains of the Port and Collectors of Customs in the islands, says a Manila paper, a till will be in.

of the Philippine Commission providing for the abolishment of the office of the Captain of the Port at every port in the Philippine Islands,

seem to shat their eyes to the movement so long as there are no actual hostilites in the territory above-notert.

ARRIVAL OF THE NEW TAOTAL.

LATE NORTHERN NEWS.

Jonathan LEER, of Tientsin, to MARY BEATRICE, The constabla replied that he would not let them held to point to the existence in Java of a except Manila, and transferring the duties of amateurs in our midst, many of those entertain-following

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The Daily Press.

off, upon which the defendant struck him.

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The Hongkong Hockey Chub will play an

support

A must attractive programme has been at

TIENTSIN.

A Bwatow offleial despatch reports that Chu, the new Tastai of Swatow, arrived there from. Canton by the Chinese transport Fupa on the 12th inst, to take the pluce of the unpopular. Cn Thursday evening next Messrs. A Gold Tootsi who was recently displaced by acting. Ward and Alec Mareh will give the first of Viceroy Te Shou, at the stance of the For- their series of three subscription concerts which eign Consuls of that port. The Fupo will re- main at Swatow for a few days in order to they have arranged for the ensuing season. Hitherto the production of our local concerts carry, refugees, should the missionary riots at has been necessarily confined to the enterprise Changlobaien sprand to Swatow. and energy of the amateurs, but the public will organised by two such skilled professionals as Messrs. Ward and Marah. This is ÍM TO MOUSE intended to be derogatory to any of the por. We have received the Peking and Tientsin formatices produced in the past by the talented Times of the 13th inst. We take from it the The New South Wales contingent left Tien- the office of Captain of the Port to the Collectors having been as successful as they were

enjoyable. In addition to their own offorts, tain for Peking on the 10th-The U.S. Marine of Customs. In most of the islande ports the Messrs. Ward oni Marsh will introduce several Corps, etc, left. Tientaiu for the Philippines on Harvest Thanksgiving Services were held

office of Captain of the Port and Collector of new singers whose vocal ability will place thom the same day, The Boxers are still potively at on Sunday at St. Peter's Beamen's Church, and

in the front rank of our local amateura. Look- work only a few miles beyond the limits of Customs has been filled by one officer. The

ing at the motiur from a purely profes- Tientsin, fifteen Christians having been killed o though some of the most distinctive features Inter-club match to-day on the Club ground at duties are not so arduges us to prevent an officer sional point of view, it must not be forgotten for days ago The auction of confiscated goods HONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VEUX ROAD Clof such services at hoiav were lacking, the Happy Valley, commencing at 40 p.m. performing the duties of both offices. In ren- that both Mr. Ward and Mr. Marsh have commenced in the Lyceum on Thursday, the LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET, EC. they were of a must hearty and inspiring The following will be the sides: Capt. Good-dering the accounts of the Captain of the Port always readily responded to an appeal for 11th inst, and an onlooker fond sonic enter character. Under the skilful hands of the wins toum:--Capt. Campbell, R.A. (goal and Collector of Castoms many officers, holding tance at the many musical functions that have talument in the bidding, which made many token place, and they will no doubt continue to articles chingo hands at about ten times thoir HONGKONG, October 23rd, 1900 ladies the plentiful supplies of flowers, fruit, and P. P. J. Wodehouse und A. Ellis (backs), Capt. the dual appointment, lave not thoroughly do so; merit may have its own reward even in value, thong her wore a few genuine bargalus vegetables kindly contributed by members of Goodwin, R.A., Lt. Ensor, R.A., and Lt. Hazel, understood where they were at, und rendered music, but this willingness to oblige ou their for art-loves Wo bear frois good authority The Anglo-German Agreement, which our the congregation, had been on the previous day R.M.L.I.(buli-backs), J. Hooper and A. C. J. their accounts unintentionally mixed, adds the part night well be recozubed by the pubio that Mr. Landberg, of Takn, the Gerinan pilot. London correspondent's telegram in yester-arranged in a series of beautiful decorations, Stevens, R.E. (right wing), Capt. Dykes, R.A., paper. As a natural sequence thus Commission gising to their subscription concerte substantial has been decorated by the German Emperor with The Royal Order of the Crown with swords for day's issue announced, and of which REUTER'S and the general appearance of the church was (centre), Dr. Gibson, R.N., and P. A. Cor Jave considered it advisable to amalgamate the

his gallout conduct on board the Titis during the telegram published to-day gives fuller de-bright and pleasing. At the morning service left wing), (forwards). Mr. Deacon's team: two offices, thereby relieving the overworked ranged; and it is evident that the one purpse bombardment of the Taken forts. Mr. Land- tails, if read in its most natural sense is a the Lord Bishop of the diocese preached to Major Mould, R.E. (goal), Capt. Lering. BA, auditor and coercing matters military generally, of the organisers has been to produce lugh berg, a few hours before the commencement of class music, which should be ably rendered by hostilities, voluntarily offered, his services to most reassuring document and puts for the crowded congregation, taking as his text Stand Capt. Bewley, R.A.M.C. (backs); H. Finck-

those taking part. The absence of anything | Commander Lang, of the Nfts, and be remained- The Siamese student Nai Manil, who first time in black and white the principles Luke, zii., 21. The sermon in the evening wasney, F. B. Deacon and H. W. Slade (half-backs),

mediocre is to be commended by lovas of § on the a bridge from first to last doing his duty which the two contracting parties are preproached by the chaplain. The well known Lt. Mallicken, R.A., and R. J. Gerrard (right stands charged at Singapore with the ab goud music. The instrumentaliste will be like a m pared to maintain. In both countries al-harvest hymns were sung with great heartiness wing). Major Derehill, R.A. (centre), tempted murder of his wife, wham Ee had Alessrs. A. G. Ward, G. Grimble Sobrocter PSKING

itemgero from beautiful solo "Star of Eve," from "ann respondent of the same paper the Peking ready public declamations have been repeatedly and the services were thoroughly congrega. Grant-Smith and E. F. Mackay (left wing), married about five months ago in London, was and Graça. Mr. Marsh will sing Wagner's The following iter

for the (forwards).

on the 12th inst. again brought up at the hauser," and To Anthes, in the first part, and When Yn Helen's memorial boaring reference made which have set forth these principles, timal. The offertories, which were

Local Police Court. Mrs. Manil, who was wellLife," Blumenthal, and "Long ago in Alesta. toh Bandish massacre of missionurzes in Shani but the joint enunciation of them now gives general purposes of the Mission, were good.

The bodies of four Chinamen were found in enough to attend to give evidence, said she Mrs. Mudis, who possesses a powerful and culti | was rend before the Grand Council, one of the an additional sense of security which is wel- A good deal of copper halanging to the a house in one of the main streets of Manila, s was married to the defendant, at a registry rated soprano voice, will make her debut locally members, named Chib Shin, held up his thumb come to all who have experienced the vanity aral Authorities has been stolen recently, but few doors of the Capitania del Puerto's Office, office in London on June 5th this year. Wit by singing Blumenthal's Requital" and Mr. (dicative in China of appreciation) and re E. E. Hill and Mr. G. P. Lammert, pupils of marked loudly res ni erceliant fellow. of trusting to official pledges unfortified by on Saturday evening quite a winter of thieves early on Thursday morning last shockingly ness left for the East by the Tumbu Maru. Mr. Marsh, will also sing. Mr Brewitt will This sale brute, Chih Bhis, is now a prisoner a sense of international bligation. Great who have a penchant for ebony copper were mutilated. They were discovered by the on July 27th and arrived in Singapore on render Beloved, it is Morn! In the second in Japanese lands-On one occasion, when the Britain and Germany have bound them captured and dealt with by Mr. Hazeland patrol, and although no noise was heard in the August 28th, where she met her husband; but part Mrs. Lane, a new contralto, will be heard, Allies were marching on Poking the Emperor, of one of the off cigle present, and in greatagony, Belves to uphold the principle of keeping yesterday. It appears that at about half-past neighbourhood during the night, it was evident on arriving at Singapore she decided to return and her singing, like that of Mrs. Mudio, wo during a Court function, caught hold of the sleeve the ports of China free and open to the seven Indian constable No. 39 was on duty in from the position of the bodies, and the state of to London and hooked a passage by the feel sure will be minah appriciated.

The second part of the programme is reserved with tears, asked What is Chine coming to P tradeofall countries." This intention has been the Naval Yard when he saw three men in the the rooms in which they were found, that a Kanagawa Maru. She went on board on the for the rendering of that fascinating and de- How can we fight eight nations The Empress very distinctly and solemnly stated by both nullah adjoining. He blew his whistle and as fieres struggle for life had taken place. The 30th August, and the following night her has servedly popular song yule In a Persian Dowager, sesing the Emperor noting thus, Governments separately.. Both countries Indian sergeant come up and caught one of the store in which the crime was committed is but band dined on board. After dinner be asked Garden. The words in themselves are the became very angry and the other officials

tically beautiful, and the music if sung artisti prasont perceiving the Dowager's

's anger one of those small Chinese shanties dealing in her to go on deck, and she sat down in a bind themselves "not to utilise the presenten, the two others escaping. The man who

was arrested and a sheet of sopper under his choup wares, such as candles, matches, cotton, chair. Her husband asked the quartermaster, cally and sympathetically, is, both original and openly reviled the official who had dared

are four voices delightful

sarranged for, to sympathise with His Majesty-Two complications to obtain any territorial ad-

The sergeant took him to the lock buttons, etc., and at the best of times could not who was on deck, to fetch his slits," After soprano, outralto, tenor and bass, and an thousand German troops have arrived this

excellant

rendering may be anticipated, cos afternoon (4th October). The Russians are vantage and to direct their policy towards up, and sporting that there were other thieves have contained goods or merchandise which, the man had gone, her husband pulled out a maintaining the integrity of China" This about told him to hide eles to the nullalt. He would not have been purchased for a tity revolver and mid, "I will die at your feet. sidering that Mr. Marele himself studied handing over their quarter of the city here to this work with the composer The four prin- the Germans prior to their entire evacuation too has been the declared policy of both did so. On the sorgeant returning he flashed dollar note, states the Manila Times. It seems Witnesa replied " Don't be so silly." and loaned cipal solos are Myself when young did eagerly of Foking oxcept that A Legation Guard is to Great Britain and Germans throughout his light among some bushes, and five incredible that anyone would sacrifice four lives forward to get the revolver. Her husband frequent, bass; I sent my soul through the remain behind. The Clituese do not mach Should any Power utilise the complications Chicamen were discovered crouching down for the booty takor away, which could not have stepped back, and before witness know any invisible, soprano, Ah, moon of my delight, relish the idea of being ruled by the Germans; Should werritorial advantage, under with a bundle of copper shoote beatdo then. been worth four dollam at the very outside. more she was shot. After into an ody think that never blows so red the Bose, con- Boly that the present "Russian quarter will that knows no wane," tenor, and ~ I sometimes they saticipate severity at their hands, so it is

any form whatever, the two Governments Just then Indian constable No. 40 came The police anthorities are taken up the cass, heard another explosion, but could not say traita There are twenty-two numbers to the retain ita deserted appearance oven under the ap and ho and the sergeant arrested them, and although they have practically no material whether it was fired at her or not. Witness cycle, consisting of solo duete and quartetter now administration.There are ramours now reserve the right to come to a preliminary Babeoquently Indian constabla No. 350 arrested to work upon, at present, it may be relied upon was shot in the forehead, and the mark there The singers will be Mr Mudie, soprano Ms (7th October) that Chegaral Chat'se has effanged Lane, contralto - Mr. G. Lammert, Lenor; and his mind about depleting the American garrison understanding regarding the eventual steps other man as he was getting eat of the malls. that they will be alle very shortly to find some was where the millet had entered. Witness was Mr. Alec Maral has a book of words will lases, so in all prochlilty the troops ordered to to be taken for the protection of their Nothing, however, was found upon him, and he thus which will lead to the perpetrators of this taken to hospital and had remained there ever be on sale for the convenience of the audience. Manila wall water in Poking. Sir Claude own interests." This is the crux of the was discharged. The others were sentenced to faal deed being brought to justice and made to since, Other evidence having been adduced. A large attendance at the performance may be MacDonald will las ve Peking for Japan ehont

anticipated, the prisoner was committed for trial

the 20th whole Agreement. Undoubtedly one country air weeks hard labour,

pay the penalty of their terrible crime,

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