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INTIMATION:

A. S. WATSON & CO.,

LIMITED.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

SHERRY.

Per Car a

1 clo,

A. SUPERIOR PALE DRY, Dinner

C. MANZANILLA,

PALE

THE HONGKONG DAIL

The winter term to the Association commences on the late

The agitation in favour of reorganisation of the police fores being carried on energetically

in Toukin:

Mila. Héline Doumer, dughter of the Gor orner-General of French Indo-China, was mar riod to M. Pierre Emery, of the Indo-Chinose Civil Sorvino, at Caps St. James, on thə 7th

just.

Mesars. Henshaw and Hedstrom, of. Spring- field, Mass., in a ten-mile motor-paced tandem bisyolo race at Buffalo on the 13th ult, broke every world's competitive record from ous to Their ten miles except that for four miles, time for the ten miles record was 18min. 22soc. Siate the arrival in British North Baruso of Mr. Birch as Governor, great interest in sports has arisen. it is said, especially among the younger officers of the Company. Sandakan bids fair to turn out really good teams at cricket and football, while Labuns with fower inhabitants is trying its best to follow in ita wake.

matier could not be permament, and sooner or later England would come to an under standing with France for the purpose of arresting the progress of the military and maval power of Russia, which threatened to overwhelm the East." Though as yet this prophecy has had only a partial fulfilment, there are signs that France under the force of circumstances is beginning to cool in WISE AND SPIRITS MERCHANTS. her fadey for the Muscovite, who having had all he wanted would now throw her ne an useless incumbrance overboard. Loving this phase of the plot out of the question, it is curious to compare the present contera of Russin for the "well-being" of China with her similar professions towards Turkey in 1825. The Emperor NICHOLAS I had just come to the Throne, and then, as now, the body politie was in a state of ferment; the army whose discipline had been neg Wine, Groen Scal Capsule...$10.80 lected was mutinous, and the civil popula tion of St. Peterburg was in almost open rebellion. The British Government was occupied by troubles at home and was tickled with a sentiment of freeing Greece, so that altogether the new Emperor thought. the mument favourable for turning the thoughts of his people from home politica to foreign war. It was of course easy to fix sonte outrageous quarrel on Turkey, the China of the day, the more especially as the Sultan had only just ent to pieces his re- beilious Janissaries, and the Turkish Empire was in the throes of a military reform. The pre- tended ground of remonstrance was the front- ment of the subject Christian populations; Chinese plodged some clothing at a pawnshop for St, and then sent a compatriot with a forged the real ground was to procure the apesaten-dollar bill of the Hongkong and Shanghai |tion of Molduria and Wallachia as well as Banking Corporation, to redeem the pledged of the fortresses in Asia to which Russia articles. The pawnbroker, a shrewd man of 20.40 had made a bogus claim. As in the pre-business, detected the forgery, and bandul the sent day, Bussia bad as a day as the emissary of the forges over to the polios. Beth In addition to Wines of our own bottling.st to which she would leave the signatureer now in custody. the following brande, bottled in Europe of the proposed treaty open. The final have been specially selected, and procured issue of this forced treaty was of course the from the celebrated firm of MESSRS, GEO. G. SANDEMAN, SONS & CO.£LON./ Crimean war, in which England. though offered for sale by public auction two lots et DON and OPORTO, for whom we hava Toolate; found that the advice of the French Crown laud-Huughom Inland Lot No. 242 been appointed Sole Agents:-

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Ambassador of seventy years previous was fouled on sense; and that, had she sated on it when given, she might have been saved $17.00

the loss and expense of one of the most un 25.00

satisfactory waYN ever undertaken. The 25.00

tedious course of negotiations to which we 30.00 have recently been treated with regard to 32.00 | Manchuria might equally have been spared 42.00 and Lord SALISBURY borne in mind the lessons of history, and checked the first

THE HONGKONG DISPENSARY..

The experiment has been mails of serving the men of the 177th regiment of Bassian in fankry, stationed at Rigs, with coffee run from barvy. About half a pound of the colas is sufficient for 100 men. The doctors of the regiment report that the coffee is very patritive and that the men desire to be served with it in the place of the ordinary coffee,

TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 17TH, 1901

With the Naval and Military Record of tho 16th ult, there is published an excedent zapple- ment in the shape of a photograph of HMS Centurion. The picturo is a capital one.

The following telegram, received at tha Colonial Office from Sir W. F. Hely-Hutchin- son, Governor of Cape Colony, gives the Boath African plague report for the year -- Total 08369 to August. 10-Cape Peninsula: Euro peans, 186; coloured, 310; Malays, 63; Indians, 14; Chinese, 1; uatives, 142; total, 735. Post Elizabeth: Europeans, 8; coloured, 7; Indians, 3; Chinose, 1; Japzasse, 1; natives, 18; total 38. All other places: Europeans, 5; coloured,

mativos, 4; total, 10. Total deaths from plague-Cape Peninsula: Europeans, 64; col- 61; total, 357. Port Elizabethi: Europeans, 2; oured, 1 5; Malaya, 45; Indians, 12; natives, coloured, 4; Indians, 1; Chinese, 1; natives, 6;

Area unchanged. total, 14. All other places: Europeans, natives, 1; total 2. week preceding the 10th Angast only produced 3 cases and one death, so that the epidemic seamed over.

The

The value of quick and accurate information to our merchants and manufacturors is to obvious to need any explanation. In Americu the compilation and dissemination of facts in connection with trade conditions all over the world has reached its highest development. The Bureau of Foreign Commerce at Washing. ton is daily supplied with reports from its representatives in the principal, trade centres of the earth, and it loses no time in communicating community. A few years ago the reports were

TELEGRAMS.

DAILY PRESS" SERVICE,

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS.]

DEATH OF PRESIDENT MOKINLEY.

POLICE COURT. Monday, 10th September,

BEFORE MR. HAZELAND.

DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.

Three Americans of tin U.S. monitor Mog- leres had a calibration of their own at Blauri- won and got into hot water, bu

El Nutelier, a miner of the amgo ship, Was ined $ or eight days hard labour for bohaving in a disorderly manner while under the influence of liquor.

Herbert Jones, a fireman, and Witham Wood, AB, of the same ship, plondled gallly to like offence, and the former got off nithi Loxos, 15th September 3.10 p.m. 82 or eight day, while the latter was fined $3

or sight

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ROOSEVELT WILL CONTINUE Lys hard labour,

MCKINLEY'S POLICY. Vice-President Roosevelt, before taking the oath as President of the United States,

absolutely unbroken. announced his intention of endeavouring to continue President McKinley's policy

MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE.“ The Kaiser has telegraphed to Mr. Hay that he is deeply affected by the late Presi dent's death. Germany, he says, mourns

The Kaiser, on behalf of the Empress and with America for the loss of her noble son

himself, telegraphed a sympathetic' message

Inspector Warnock brought a gang of eleven. cnatten before his Worabip, and charged them with gambling in a house in Bquare Street,

The men were fined 83 ch.

MILLICIT OPIUM,

There were several cases of possesion or opium without vand certificate, which were despatched with fines ranging from 52 to 2230

* OBSTRUCTIONS, KAWKING, ETC -There were a score or woord of cases of obstrue- tion, hawking without conse, disorderly conduct, etc., all of minor importance, which were despatched with the usual penalties.

SUPPOSED THEFT,

Chan On and Hu Kai were charged with stealing a box containing twenty places of clothing and one gold ring total value ),

from Mount Gough Pohon Station.

The evidenes product failed to prove that defendants wore the thieves, and they were

*_________ Berers Ma: Kemr, accordingly discharged,

Mr. Goosmand, Assistant Manager for

Forging ten-dollar bank-notes seems to have Buy items of importance to the commercial to Mrs. McKinler. President Loubet and Messrs. Melcher & Co., charged two house boys become a regular industry in Hongkong: A published monthly hat to-day arrangements Queen Margherita buve also telegraphed to with theft of a gold scarf ring

At the offices of the Public Works depart. ment yesterday afternoon Mr. G.J. W. Kior

and Inland Lot No. 1.393. The former WAS disposed of for $252-520 above npsot, and was purchased by Pang Wing Koe, the owner of the adjoining lot, for extension purposes. The remaining lot was purchased by Kang On (who proposes erecting sowmilk thereon) for $16.474 -also $20 above the upset price:

Mr. McKinley.

LONDON, 16th September, 10.15 a.m.

are in force whereby any matter of moment can be at once made known to American merchants and manufacturers. It is scarcely necessary to point out the immense value of this accelerated system of diasomination to the trader doing business with foreign countries. The help which the United States Government affords BODY LYING IN STATE AT WASH to business enterprise stande out in rather strong contrast to the laekadasical methode own Government.-Unity adopted by our Graphic:

SUPREME COURT.

Monday 16th September.

IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.

BEFORE-TUSIs Hoxours A. G. WISE (ACTING CHIEF JUSTICS) AND T. SEXCOMBE BMITH (ACTING, PUISNE JUDOE)

The expenditure of tuo French Laos for the current year is estimated at 3753,040. Of that sum $525,000 will be provider from the generalLUK LAT CHO V. KINGHORN AND MACDONALI. This was an application for a new trial of this A.S. WATSON & CO. encroachment at Port Arthur. The advance budget of Indo-China. Of the balanco, $143.4 action for damages for breach of warranty and of Russia in East Asia is in fact as full will come from direct taxation and $90,260 authority, in which Acting Chief Justice Wiss. of danger to the interests not only of from the various enstems und other dues. The when the case first came before the Court on England, but of all Europe, as was the royal treasury of Lusug Prabang pays 812,600 26th August, gave judgment for the plaintiff, on the application of the defendant firm's treaty of Adrianople, and an acknowledg-for the maintenance of the militis, half the Lak Lai Cho, and allowed the question of costs, ment of the proposed cession of Manchuria coat of the school and hospital at a counsel, to stand over till the end of the Octo- will as certainly lead, and at no distant Prabang, and half the amount by which its ber sessions.

receipts exceed its expenditure. period, to a struggle for life and death, which, however sucessful on England's part, will confer as little honour and profit on England as did her war in the Crimea. Jupon has probably a more correct idea

DEATH.

On the 14th September, at the Government Civil Hospital, ALEXANDER G, K, WRITE, son of B. J. and M. WHITE, of 1. M. Casteur, Macno, aged 4 months, Deeply regretted.

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Dress.

The Daily Press.

HONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VIEUX ROAD Cl.

HONGKONG, 17th September, 1901.

than the statesman who now guides the

We regret to announce the death through enteric fever of P. C. Bird, No. 119, at 11.30

p... on Sunday. Deceased had been in the force for about nineteen monthe, sad proved himself unscientious and hard-working officer, while his unfailing good nature gained for him numerous

Mr. E. Sharp, barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr. J S. Harston), appeared for the appellants, Mass Kinghorn and Macdonald, marine apicoors, Beaconsfield Arcade, and the Hos. H. E. Pollock, K.C., Acting Attorney-General

Coart On

32,

(instructed by Mr. J. Hastings), represented the plaintiff, Lak Lai Uho, merebant,

Mr. Sharp sail the application was for a Bonham Strand. new trial on the ground that certain evidence the 20th August Before indicat- before the was tendered and rejected. ing the nature of that sidence, it would be of the case. At the beginning of October inst year, ono T. . Kingsley, then resident in perhepsowell, he said, to briefly review the facts Shanghai, was the owner of Kowloon Marine Lot No. 39, and the defendants were his special agents for the purpose of obtaining offers for fendants as agents and the plaintiff began on that property. Negotiations between the de 4th October and continued till 20th October, the day on which the agreement between the tiff was made. The correspondence began on parties for the purchase of the lot by the plain-

INGTON-FUNERAL ON

THURSDAY.

The body of the late President is lying in state at Washington. The funeral will take place on Thursday.

THE CAUSE OF DEATH.

Acensed denied the charge, but the evidence against them was too strong. They were sen te need to fourteen days hard labonz bash

Fan Fuk sale a water gauso jacket valued at $3.40, and was given one musth imprisonment. CRUELTY TO ANIMALSI P.C. Samuel Burchill, No. 8, oberged Yeung Tim with crualty to pigs, in that in such a manner as to canes them needless pain, the tying being a severe is to causa the flesh where tied to turn blackja had tied them down on the dock of u junk

The inhuman owner was flued in the sum of 525, in default one month's baril labour

NANKING'S TRADE IN 1000... Me. P. C. Hansson,

Charge. reports on the trade, etc., of Nanking in 1900.- The past year was the first complete year Naaking as a Treaty port, the Custom Hou

It is officially announced that death was having only been opened on May due to gangiene.

REUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 14th September.

DEATH OF PRESIDENT MCKINLEY.

President McKinley is dead.

RABIES IN MACAO.

though, no actual disturbance occurred Nanking or its environs-thanks to His Ez- sellenoy the Viceroy's wise policy and the splendid way in which the aniorities, acting under his direct orders, kept the hand-yet the upheavals in the North and, perhaps more thou anything, the laren gather ing of warships of all nationalities at Woosung, did indeed for some time cause a panic amongst the merchants and brought trade nimest to standstill This state of affairs, added to the closing of Tientsia and Peking the chief. markete for Nanking silk pieds gipods, cansad an utter stagnation Uroughout all branches of the silk industry. In fact, no mo

lock-pat ever took plac

a still worse one for the arking

Our Mucao correspondent writes to us, auder Mr. Hansson, the provincial eram

date the 11th inst., as follows

effecti

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was to be have been held th postponed on account of the Boxer zidin This emuminstion occurr an extra “ču, ko

that thut

"Dags, with rabis, having appeared in the

celebration of some great baving become victims of this dreadful malady, and thon, between them form quite city, and two privates of the local garrison the Municipality have resolved that all commercial factor in this porti

each student spends $30 it would 2600,000 through the postponercat. On the of view, hna fortunately been a good one, ind

of railway building for Chins a new and other hand, the year, from an agricultural point Since the new century promised to

the port of foodstuffs bara ennsequently been very chee

brilliant era should dawa apon

terminus for the railways which will bring Nanking, on account of its excellent position a down the immense mineral and other wealth of It seems to us that the Sanitary Board in Use provinces of Ahwel, Houau, and Shanxi, The distance from other Houan or Shansi is

fures shall be apprehended and destroyed. With a view to notify the public of this bydrophobia, the Leal Senudo have caused to be preventive measure against the spread of printed, in Portuguese and Chinese, a large number of leaflata which are being widely distributed throughout the City.”

LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET. E.C. foreign relations of England of the neces- friends. The funerai took place yesterday on behalf of the defendants at the trial omuzzjed dogs found in the public thorougthepopulation of Hinking is the loser by some

sury consequence of any more shillyshally-afternoon; and was largely attended by police England, officers, under Acting Chief Inspector Kemp, ing about this wretched affair. however, cannot forget that the eventual and civilian friends of deceased. The many in of Russia is an advance on India. It foral offerings showed the high esteem in may be true that, as matters stand, Russia which the deceased was held. would not dare to embark in auch a contest, but Russia has a consistent foreign policy, and above everything else knows how to wait. She did not venture to attack even Turkey till she bad by means of suuret in trigues sapped the loyalty of her dependent

Ir has been stated, and the declaration practically amounts to an official one, that after the termination of the peace negotia tions at Peking, Russia will reopen the Manchurian question, and that China will be obliged to arrive at a settlement with her neighbour. The previous benevolent professions of the Tear's, Government will

The last number to hand of the Ostariatische Lloyd refers to the difficulties to connection with Prince Chan's mission of apology to Gar- many. The story of the Kaiser demanding Newtute from Prince Chun's suite at least and so causing the delay at Barly, our contemporary

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over demanded a kowtow either from the Prince or from his suite. In this case it is carious fact that surprise has been expressed in howtow The truth is that the elastatische Germany at the Kaiser's attempt to revive the Lloyd is now more notable for its Anglophobia than for its accuracy, and its comments on the affair of Prince Chan are merely in harmony with the general tone of its editorial articles,

horn and Macdonald to Mr. Kingaley, in which

Acting Chief Justics-Is it necessary for us they referred to an offer mede by the plaintiff to know the contents of the correspondence? for the purchase of the land.

The application is one for a new trial

then, it may be imagined, be shown to be populations, and we may be equally sure denounces as an English invention; the Riber 4th October with a letter from Messrs. King- worthless. It is strange that any reasosable she has spread disaffection by like moans max could have had from the beginning through the subject populations of the any doubts as to the intentions of Russia Peninsula. To England, whose motto is when her intrigues began in Manchuria.fair play to all, and who has never soiled That individuals should have short memories her fingers by retaliatory measures, such a is natural exough and on the whole perhaps course seems incredible, but the experience of the last two years ought to have taught advantageous for the race; but it is not so easily explicable that with the records of the the lesson that such measures, however past to guide them, nations, or at least those contemptible they may seem, are yet not entrusted with the guidance of nations, beneath the usances of her neighbours; and should know so little of the past, and should that the best weapon by which to preventls. It says:-"We have it on the authority have learnt so little from the experience of them attaining dangerous headway is to of the trials of the same high personage who former failures. A curious instance of this recognise their possible existence and take furnished the account of the Gustase Zed perversity is to be found in the negotiations measures beforehand to prevent their being and who is perhaps the best qualified person in Franco to speak on such a subject, that the between France and England at the time attempted.

party built from the proceeds of a subscription submarines Français ond digerien, which were when Kussia was puraning a very similar

opened by the Matire, justify the fondest hopes. game of bluff and intriguo preparatory today from Shanghai. taking possession of the Crimea. In June,

The trials of the Français began in April, and 1788, M. 'AoHEMER, representative of

France had just received from the Cabinet at St. Petersburg the official notification that Russia bad taken possession of the Crimea and the Kuban. Would-England, he was instructed to ask, look with indiffer- ence on the spirit of conquest which was dominant in the councils of Russia? Would England, he went on to say, see with

The British, transport Rajah arrived yester-

There is to be a special meeting of the Logis.

President MoKinley.

The return of visitors to the City Hall Library and Museum last week shows that 313 non-Chinese and 88 Chinese visited the former,

and 57 non-Chinese and 1,649 Chinese the latter

institation.

In our report in yesterday's issue of the

that the discussion was conducted by the Crown

The Paris Matin has some interesting remarks regarding the trials of the French submarine

Mr. Sharp replied that he thought it likely that his Lordship did not quite grasp the facts reason it might be better that the Court should of the case at the first hearing, and for that now hear the contents of the correspondence.

Acting Chief Justice- I went on your own pleadings,

Mr. Sharp said the pleadings might perhaps Acting Chief Justice-You cannot go back have dealt insufficiently with the facts. on your own pleadings.

After further discussion Mr. Sharp said the correspondentes us material us indicating ex actly tho fants of the case.

Acting Paisne Judge-I don't think it is nosescary at all

Beforring to the terms of the contract entered into between the parties for the pur chaso of the land-that confirmation by Mr. onld be completed, the Acting Chief Justica

the regulation against the importation of dogs from the neighbouring Colchy for a period of Hongkong should at once take steps to enforce

at least six months. When rabies existed in Japan and later in Shanghai, the precaution we

the engineering diffon Lifes down to the river opposit no greater than those about the same to Nanking to Hanko and

The great advantage secure to Nanking its

these rich provinces now suggest should be taken against Macao was much nearer the ses enforced with good effect.

BOXING.

MCAULIFFE AND BENTLEY. ́

sible to the deepest all seasons of the natural, that a line the from the mineral faks

of Pa k'on, on the othe Nanking, as ment report Yet adot

built, should rev

also in contem

In reference to the challenge by B. Bentley district of the Torpedo Depôt, to box Jack McAuliffe for Auhwei the best of fifteen rounds, McAuliffe to weigh in at St. 10lbs. and Bentley to be at catch weights at Nasking, while Mr. McAuliffe has asked us to state that, with Nanking should als able to foretell that, Mail of the 14th inat, he did not specify milf, the arrival of rogol to Mr. Bentley's letter in the China mercial life. One tenis no 1 10st. as the weight of any who might take the place like the up the challenge issued by him on the will be the signal for version of the recent boxing entertainment to come, when thin shall

waterwa in the City Hall. The men may be any weight they please. Mr. McAuliffe's challenge was

rank of the

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Franco in London, informed the then her lative Council to-day, at 3 p.in, to consider the during the five mortus which they have lasted Kingsley was necessary before the purebase meant for Privates Whitney, Deegan, and perio

cident. Thrice only were reports addressed to the plaintiff," now in a position to accept your soldiers and Monk, Mr. McAuliffe says, con- und, velng to tho

arrival at Hslexia, a of the Foreign Office that the King of question of a vote of condolence on the death of there has not been the slightest accident or in-id the words in a note from the defendants to Smart, B. Bentley, and Monk The three the making of Courta the Rue Royale on this subject. They were to the offer definitely" appeared to convey absolutely tracted with him to gire exhibition spars at the Court was sad Mr. Sharp suggested that the pleadings be the City Hall on the evening of the 7th inst made by the per fact that it would be better to change a few that confirmation had arrived.

The year has seen the screws or belts, and that was all trial after trial.

amended, but Mr. Pollock said the suggestion but ad not fall their contract. If Bentley to the Court from here came altogether too late, judgment already can get these four to join him. MoAuliffe is

political rather then com Tho senclusions of the commission are now awaited. The Frargats, basing finished her trials, Laving en delivered. There was, he and willing to give them $50 each if he cannot an American, and Ger will be placed on the active 1 st beside the Custave mitted, uo case in which any araendment of the stop each and every one in six rounds. The Hanson. The raccol

men, however, must deposit $50 each as a od itself to the policy Acting Chief Justice I may state at once, gaarantee that they will enter the ring, Excellstoy LauKong Zed and the Mors. As regards the Algeries, pleadings had been granted after judgment. discussion in Chambers as to costs in the recent up to the present sha also enves nothing to be Mr. Sharp, that if I could see my way to grant and when they have done this, the money of affairs in the North

desired. The special commission which is the amendment I would do so.

Mr. Sharp said he did not ask their Lord will be returned to them. If ach mar civil and military to consult with His

Excelle indifference a Russian fleet sipreme in the Habeas Corpas case, it should have been statod matching its trials consists as usual of a captain,

two heztenants, und wo engine-rs. It motion ships to assud the pleadings or to introduce is knocked out in six rounds he loses Chinese, have furious

straction which was intended. He contended Bosporus, or that Constantinople should be galicitor and Mr. K. W. Mouisey, not by the July 16, to prepare the programme of trials any new item, but to put on the words the con- nothing, and if he can stand up against Mint, one of the thres, given up to Russia? If, he finished by Hon. H.E. Pollock, K.C., and Mr. E. H. Sharp. which are to test the motors, naviyability, that the word "prior" in the defendant McAuliffe for six rounds he gains $50. As to shut down it the begin saying, France and England joined in a

answers inchaled “ up to and at the time of "

Their Lordships eventually decided to grant protest, something might be done, but it was

amendment in the defendants' pleadings, Useless for one nation to act alone. Bag of plagus, ending in death. The victim was azuroiaos. If the commission met somewhat the application for a new trial and to allow the tion & a fighter is, such as to persuade hersome rash, which, land was at the time in the bands of Fox. Master Stanley W, B. Ford, the eleven-year late it was because the members wished to wait 'fendauts to pay all costs attached to the Moduliffe) to enter the ring without a side" and Russin had taken advantage of his well old son of inspector Ford of No. 8 Police until the trials of the Algerien wars finished. present proceedings. known proclivities to make the advance. Station, who mocumbed to the disease at 2 Che results of the Français having been most

the Fraugais will be put through Mark Twain has declined a recent invitation The French Ambassador, in subsequently o'clock on Saturday afternoon at the Govern. satisfao ory, announcing to lie. Court the non-success of ment Livil Hospital. The funeral took place lie same programme. The president of the to speak, alleging as an exceso his advan-ving

bé Rear Admiral Foret his efforts, nude the remarkable prophecy on Sunday. Last week's pingue spares were commission which will examine the Algerien will, age, inwmuch as in 1977 he will be 142 your

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During the 48 hours ending at noon yesterovolutions, turning power, stallity, plunging, day, there was reported a fresh Earpean case and, lastly, everything in regard to auxiliary

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Bentley's challenge to a fifteen round contest, financial difficulties

dollars the reopla diapo McAuliffe does not think that Bentley's reputa. Forte, however, created

exceedingly good wager of at least $5,000, and if Bentley's friends therefore speadily reo will put up that sam McAuliffe will take him high pressure

them being Mosers. McAuliffe and Blarin left yesterday the iliable ea, fan

Mr Wharton, laft for above terme be found acceptable. for Shanghai, bat will return here should the closed on October 21, and the

for