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HAMBURG LETTER. [FROM OUR CORESPONDENT.]

POLICE COURT.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, AUGUST 21st, 1902

Wednesday, 20th August. BEFORE ME. F. A. HAZELAND (POLICE MAGISTRATE),

CRUELTY TO POWLS.

Ho Two, a hawker, was fined 825 for indulging- in that old prasties of crowding fowls into a basket, whereby it was shown that they suffered unnecessary pain,

THE PENALTY OF INTERFERENCE.

Li Ho Tong, of the Hung Chung licensed grocer's shop, 23, Li Un Street West, was charged by Lanco-Sergeant Kerr with refusing to produce his liquor-cence when called upon to do so He pleaded not guilty, and was defended by Mr. G. K. H. Brutton, solicitor.

Hamburg, 21st July: Two years ago the first German gable arroes the "Aliantlo was laid by the German-Atlantic Telegraph Company, The original-ebject of the Company was to catablish an independent telegraphic sørvios between Germany and the United States of America, which led to the laying of 4,188 knots of emble which was in "working" order na 1st September, 1900. It wiarts from the Continent at Enden and passes thenics to the Azores and New York. The success of this madertaking has been moh that owing to the ever increasing traffic a second cable in now to be laid soil the duration of the original concession, granted upon the construo tion of the Arst cable, is now extended to the

coolies for aspault. On entering. "end of 1944. Provided the fest section of this

he saw a conlis fan upstairs, and at once new cable, that is to say, the portion from followed him. At the herd of the stairs he met Emden Borkam to the Aseres, in in working the defendant, who asked him where he was order at the commencement of 1904 and the going. The complainst explained the circum- second sellor, front the Asores to New York, stances, and the defendant sekad, "Where is your at the beginning of 1906, the Government on warrant 1 hare nane," replied the com behalf of the Imperial Post Office contract to plainant "hon, continued the defendant, you can go no farther" The complainant pay the Company by means of quarterly in turned and went downstairs, where he told the atalments the dred annual sum of M. 1,710,000 defendant that he held a groour's licence and that for the use of both the old and the new cables it was his place to assist the police. He next asked the defendant to show him his Hoence. But since the trafo during the first three and the defondant replied that he had none, years cannot in the natural course of events" If you have no licence." queried the complain- reach its full development, the payments during ant, why are yen selling liquor in your shop?

He again asked the defendant to produce the these years-1905, 1900 and 1907will be

The complainant said that on the 1715-inst, between seven and eight o'clock in the evening, be went to the defendant's shop to arrest two

LAT TELEGRAMS.

NEWS VIA CEILON,

SOUTH AFRICAN MATTERS.

- ME, BTBTN'S' ILLNESS.

mbët, dhe all respecte, hayo the most favoured f sation treatment. As to a seorst treaty with Germany, providing specially for the partition of Portuguese Afrion, if there was such a treaty, It was secret, and he was consequently unable to give the terms. He could say that we stood well with the continent of Europe and with our allies throughout the world.

CRICKET,

London, 4th August. In the Australians 'e. Busser match, read Susser went in and scored 183 in the Arst in- nings, and 130 for one wicket in the second innigs [The previous message TAG:

London, 2nd August, Mr. Steyn and fawlly have arrived at South.... ampton, where Mr. Steyn was transferred on a stretcher aboard the Dutch steamer, wherson] were the Delegates, Messes. Fischer and Woesela, without landing. He is still paralysed in his legs. He undergoes treatment la Heiland. ME. REDDON ON THE THEATMENT <F BOERA red 183, of which 130 were for the

frat winket."] London, 3rd August.

London, 7th August. General Lukes Meyer has arrived in England Somerent boat Middlesex by saran wickets. and is being lionized. The Bight Hon. The matches Kent ». Ewer, and Gloncester v. Richard Seddon complains that we are Susses have been drawn. The other matches

making gods of the Borra."

wern abandoned on account of the rain.

▲ JOKAŃKESBURG REPRESENTATIVE

ASSOCIATION.

London, 3rd. Angust.

A movement is on foot at Johannesburg to organise a representative body which, in the abwopes of represe: fative institutions, will be

NEWS TIA SHANGHAI,

KRUQEE'S PROPAGANDA.

EASTMAN'S

KODAKS. FILMS,

AND ACCESSORIES

DEVELOPING AND PRINTING UNDERTAKEN

GOOD WORK. PROMPT RETURN.

WE HAVE AN ESTABLISHMENT SOLELY. DEVOTED TO EXECUTING

WORK FOR AMATEURS, AND WE HAVE LARGER AND BETTER FACILITIES

FOR DEVELOPING AND PRINTING THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE COLONY,

shio to speak authorlistivaly on all matters of he will not yield to British supremacy in South ACHEE & CO.,

publio intorest.

REGULATING FEMALE IMMIGRATION.

London. 4th August,

London, 15th August. Ex-President Krager announces to-day that Africs, and will never seek permission to retarn to that land. The declamation comes from the ewphatic Pro-Boer agency in Paris, wblob is The Women's Emigration scheme has now in its utterance as to convey the impression. been taken over by the Government. It has that Kruger has taken it under his personal been arranged to despatch a first party consist. charge and intends to as it for the issue of ing of filly domestic servants and six dress-propaganda sa long as he can get a hearing. makers to South Africa.

PRISONERS RETURNING

Bombay, 4th August. The transport Englishman has left Bombay

for Durban.

reduced by M. 90,060, AM, 60,000, andé.æ { licence, and this time met with the response, "Ne for Colombo, with 603 Boer prisoners, en route has adopted the Bourbon principle never to

BRVEY." At that momert the complainant noticed the licence hanging on the wall, and the next the defendant had taken it duwn and handed it to bim.

After cross-examination by Mr. Brutton, who called for the defence two of his client's employees, the charge was found proven and the defendant fined the nominal smeast of one dollar.

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BEFORE MR. J. H. Kanr (ACTING) PolicH MAGISTRATE).

DEBLATION.

OVER CROWDING AUSTRALASIAN SOLDIERS,

London, 5th August.

An official enquiry has been instituted at Sydney concerning the alleged over-crowding of the Drayton Grange, reported on the 31st July. The Britannic, irom Durban, bas arrived at Wellington with 55 sick; three deaths occurred on the voyage. Over-crowding is ngais alleged.

BRITISH INDIANS AND THE NEW COLONIES.

London, 7th August, Mr. Chamberlain is communicating with Lord Milner on the position of British Indiana in the Transvaal and Orange River. Colony.

GENERAL NEWS

-CHAMBERLAIN AND ITCHEME FETED. London, Zud Angust

Hewill probably have to support it from his own parse, for the other leaders show little disposition to waste time or money senselessly. Some of them, unhappily, seem willing to cling to Kruger and hohl allegiance to a cause which

learu or forget, so long as Kruger will foot their bill; but as en agonoy in politics the Boer ery has utterly lost power, and it will hardly again be heard except now and. then in feeble reminder of a cause that has been permanently shelved The Irreconcilable Party scheme, to be formally Januched at Utrecht a fortnight henne, is in the propagandist programme. It fails to give promise of mischievous vitality, and from present indications it will probably be moriband at birth.

INDIA TIBET LOUNDARY DI PUTK ENDED. London, 15th August,

STORE.

PHOTOGRAPHIC GOODS 17A, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

FEW DOORS EAST OF HONGKONG HOTEL.

Hongkong, 6th May, 1902.

884

FROM MAKER TO USER.

We beg to inform you that we have established a Retail Store for the sale of the

LATEST IMPROVED SINGER-SEWING MACHINES

AT No 3A, WYNDHAM STREET

Rectification of the India-fibet froutier, and shall be pleased to serve you when you need a FIRST-CLASS SEWING MACHINE.

which has been long in controversy hatween the British und Chinese Governments, has at last been completed The adjustment adds 350 square miles to British territory. Both sides

We Manufacture Sewing Machines for EVERY STITCHING PROCESS FOR

are glad that risk of further dispute is ended for | CLOTH OR LEATHER, Family or Manufacturers' uses.

30,000 respectively). For periods during which the onble may from any ease be in unworkable condition the Government will continue the winual payment, but the Com "pany on the other' Band incurs the Hability to flnd other meats of forwarding messages, by rentes approved of by the Imperial Postel Authorities, and, in the event of the Company being altogether woable to do so, it will be required to indemnify the Government to an amonat not exceeding M 1,710,000, for the

A. W. Outerbridge, master of the as increased costa srising from the the use of a

Sungkong, laid a complaint with the polico moro-tirenitans, and more arpansive route, the other day that sixteen of the Chinese fire The concarion may be cancelled by the Governmen deserted the ship on the 18th inst. in the mant if the cable remains in unworkable con harbour, here, almost immediately after the dition for more than twelve months, or if the vessel's arrival from Coba As they had already Company fallito feet the rangemant drawn the greater part of their pay, the los was all on the ship's side, and so efforts were requisite for this prompt delivery of telegrams made to arrest the men. Nine of them wers New York, and for forwarding without delay arrested in various boarding-houses, and were to their destination: all telagius for other remanded till the 23rd inst., Captain Outerbridge boing unable to appear in Court owing to the places on the American Continent. The Post outbreak of cholers on the steamer, which Offer takes over the working of the cable at the necessitated quarantining. Garman end, while the service at the Azores and in North America, ns well as the establish- ment and maintenance of plant and offices falls upon the Company, The Company further the following items are from the P. &. i which would make the Empire something more The decision now reached has led to an order to sy wontrauin to take over, at the latest in 1904, the ↑ Zymer of the 9th ist. -

cable of the German Bes Telegraph Company. There is some prospect of the incoming whose en cesenasis at the same time extended Administration taking over the whole native to September 30,194). The line of the company, personnel of the existing police force; some 1,890 in all. We hope this policy will be carried out which was formed in 1896 with a capital of as the citizens contemplate with anything but M. 3,560,000, ruus from Borkem Emdento equanimity the dismissal of so large a body of Vigo. During the last three years it has trained men who know so ran big vessel, if she paid dividends of 6 per cent, & per cent deserves encha bu epithet, to pass through the

The us. Afin was the and 3 per cent, respectively. In order to avoid upper" cutting." On her downstream voyage mediosa competition with the Esatera Tele on Tuesday, she took the new obaunel sad nego graph Company and the Brazilian Submarino tinted it with all the facility in the world. On Telegraph Company, new called the Western Wednesday a two-loat with lighters came up stream through it, so we may now regard the Telegraph Company, an agreement has been channel es, part and parcel of the fairway of extored into by which each of these companies the Pei Ho, although the dredgers have not and the German, Atlantio Telegraph Company quite yet finished their work. This participate in the undertakings of the other

NORTHERN NOTES.

so much.

The last news from Shanthi is that the copione, loded torrential, nous which visited Feking and the Western Hills last week ex- tended over the central and Southern parts of At Hwai Lu the rainfall Shansi and Chibli.

was enorme as and is estimated roughly at sight or nine inches for the week. The autumn orops are however not yet sown the summer harvest No pour as to be of little account, and the

very depressing. food outlook.

thieves have been busy of late trying the cash- Our city correspondent states. that the city shops; they are clearly of opinion that there will be a sort of interregaum in the banding over of the administration, in which lies their

two. that is to say, each company holds shares to the value of Me 1424,000 in the other two companies. From the time when the portion of the second cable bowen Borkum and the Amoreth working order the State will receive 16 stenatge for each paid word passing :: between (bermany and North Ameries. After

this deduction, has been made from the charge ... for the first 3,750,000 paid words (laken at

3. 1 per word) the surpins goes to the company When this number of words has been exceeded the State will recuire in addition to the opportunity.

The Imperial government han intimated that pfennige further share of 50 pfennig per it will visit with severe punishment any laxity word till this number of 7,170,000 words is of the officials in forwarding petitions to the reached, after which all further receipts will Throne, or memorials for the improvement of be retained by ike.company. If the charge public affairs. The same edict urges the pro- per word is fixed at were than a mark the State Tincial Viceroys and Governors to do their

utmost to secure anoh niemerials. will get a proportionate increase upon the 18 pfennige nad 50 pleunige rapectively, and if on the other hand, the charge fall for any reason the royalty will undergo a corresponding redpotion. In order to provide for the cost of lying this second cable the company is esting per cent, debentures to the amount of. 31, 20,000,000.

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DISTRIBUTION OF WAR POWER.

In a little pamphlet entitled British Dangers, recently issued in London, Sir John Colomb, K.C.M.G., MP, writes as follows on the geographical distribution of war power

In this bemisphere it has greatly changed since 1800), but these changes may be passed by, The other hemisphere, however, has bouw entirely transformed from a negligible ares to yest theatre of prospective strife. Canada and the United States on one side divide be been then a coast-line from Aretio ice in Mexico, Bussis on the other holds a position from the gulf of Pechil to the north. Ans- tralasia dominates the whale southern portion of the crewn, over which western nations search, somewhat in vein, for sources of power and profit. The northern ocean has given birth t♫ price. The plan includes a central office for now power-Japan, with a population equal verification of claims, from which dealers will to that of the United Kingdom, and engaged in

place of distinction in

Many are the systems of profit-sharing which have been devised with a xisw to maintaining falling prices. The latest in, the docision of a number of Arms engaged in the coal and fron code in Germany, to reintroduce the export em. The basis of the agreement arrived at by them is to grant to buyers who export a bonus equal to the difference between the price on the German market and the export

while China's interest in recent years has been Mr. Chamberlain and Lord Kitchener bave Tibetans to outbreak and necessitated the rely more than nominal, it encouraged the been presented with the freedom of the Grovere Company. A banquet was given to constant activity of Indian troops for froulier While doubt remained concerning them last evening. In his speech Mr. Chismical control, Tibetan shepherds settled berlain anid that Lord Milner was a greats administrator and well qualified to complete within the dispated territory. Their freedom

froma the work of Lord Roberts and Lord Kitchener. cation, that the land was theirs and that the molestation emboldened them with the He said it would be the duty of Lund Milue troops were interlopers. Hence disorder was than whom none was more competent--to lay the foundation of freedom in South Africa always breatened and military vigilanos could Mr. Chamberlain said he foresaw in reorganies. not be relaxed, even when the controversy and tion of newly-acquired territories something been referred to civil tribunals for settlement. than & mere geographical expression. The first clear the shepherds from the British district, duty of the century was to substitute every and fresh activity may be expected from the where in the Empire a broad imperial patriotian troops. This district will now be occupied by for a provincial spirit teading to separation and Indians, and fall naturally at once under rice to distintegration. He anticipated grest results regal control-Shanghai Times. in this direction from the Colonisi Conference" There were only two avenues toward Imperial Trade. unity, namely, Imperical Defence or Imperial AN INTERVIEW WITH COUNT

TO LIBERAL PARTY.

London, 2nd August, The section of the Liberal party under the leadership of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman are highly incensed at Lord kosebery's recent speech, especially at his claim that the victory at Leeds is a triumph for the Liberal Im perialists. They consider Lord Resebery to be making an underland attempt to undermine the influence of their leader.

THE KAISER AND LORD KITONENES.

JN

MATSUGATA,

We will employ a tall Corps of Expert Operators, and Instruction will be GIVEN FREE OF CHARGE.

Machines will be sold for Cash or on Monthly Payments, and we will take your OLD MACHINE in part payment for a NEW ONE.

We will at all times be prepared to I ent Machines, and special attention will be given to Repairing.

A full supply of Needles and Oil always on hand at low prices,

Permanency constitutes a strong safeguard to the purchaser of a SINGER SEWING MACHINE and we are IN CHINA TO STAY.

PLEASE REMEMBER THAT THERE ARE NO GENUINE SINGER MACHINES MADE IN GERMANY,

The Times Vienes correspondent in THE SINGER MANUFACTURING CO. telegram of the 18th alt. describes no interview with the distinguished Japanese statesman and financial reformer, Count "Matangata. sabjoin the most interesting portion of this interview-

We.

London, 2nd August. The Standard bears that the Germannomic resources, and was convinced of the Emperor has sent a pressing invitation to Lord Kitchener to visit Germany, mying that the whole German Army will be proud to welcome

so distinguished a soldier.

ROUMARIA AND AUSTRIA..

London, 3rd August.. The King of Roumania has arrived at Ischl on a visit to Emperor Frans Joseph.

THE TURKISH DEBT."

London, 3rd August. As Irade as bess issued accepting Roavier's scheme for the anification of the Turkish debt.

CARNEGIE'S GIFT TO JORN MOZLET,

London, 3rd August. Mr. Andrew Carnegie, who purchased the tate Lord Acton's library of 80,000 volumes, has presented it to Mr. John Morlay.

STES, DIES TO AUKILJARE CRUISERS,

London, 5th August.

Mr. Arnold-Forster, speaking in the house, to reference to med oraisers, said that the Government was not relying on pledges gives by any foreigner or foreign corporation, bat was only subsidising ships which the Government fally controle.

I

(OFFICES IN EVERY CITY IN THE WORLD.) Hongkong, 22nd July, 1902. The caly Japanese adherents of the imagin Count Matengata, was most favourably im- presad during his recent visit to London by ary solidarity of the two mees were a certain what he saw of English social life and the number of aristocratio students of the Chinese working of British institutions. He was greatly classics anda saali remnant of the old oppen. strack by the enormous erlent of British enta of the new régime. These relies of at the name of a party, and were of no polition which had disappeared for ever did not deserve soundness of the financial system. He ima

significance. Those Europeans who appre gined, however, that Englishmen were, perhaps, ended anion of all the yellow raves lost too much inclined to rest content with the

sight of the fact that the Japanese had no feel. laurels they had already won, and did not mani- fest all the energy that might be expected of ing of community and no sense of relationship the of commeres in maintaining their with the other Eastern peoples, The circums

pioneers

stance that Japan assimilated the superior traditional leadership among the nations of the birth On the other hand, the broad and sound sitilisation of Chite come centuries ago, and hosis of their industry and commerce formed a that certain Chiness classics still formed an favourable contrast to that of certain other essential part of their bigher education, contrary ates where the momentary rate of progress to the wishes of a portion of the community, was greater, but where there was some risk of was no evidence of racial relationship. On the an interruption of a perhaps over-rapid develop other bend, the profound differences between ment through financial difficulties of a serious the two languages as spoken was looked upon as kind.

proof to the contrary.

(1090

her beneft, after they returned from Japan, and that Miss Yobe had received the entire proceeds from him at the time the jewals were pawned. "I have never had one dollar of Bisy Yobe's money, and no person knows it better money on which I am travelling was received then she continued Captain Strong. The from the sale of my library, and of this fact May Yobe is also aware. I have done many foolish and nuwise things, but I have not been a criminal. As to my futurs movements, I do not think that they should interest you greatly, but I will say that I purpose living quietly and endeavouring to redeem my good name. As to the story that I rifled her safety-box, that is an safety absurdity. May Yobe never had deposit box that I know of, and if she had one any banker could tell you that without her authority I could never have had access to it.. I have one in my own name at the Knicker- bocker Trust Company, which I suppose my family has opened. for I gave thear full authority to do so,

The Japanese regarded Chins as their best On my referring to the apprehension said to Be entertained in French odonial circles as to and most promising market. They already the impending etablishment of close political carried on a considerable trade with that country, relations between Sism and Japan in connection and hoped to extend it by helping Europe to with the roport of an impending visit by King open it up. The manufacture of text he Chulalongkorn to the Mikado, and the idea verli-parry, notwithstanding the fact it was

their most important and hopeful MOET & CHANDON'S lated in certain quarters that Japan was aiming

cotton.

come

at the leadership of the Eastern nations handicapped by the pessity of importing raw It was also anticipated that Japan position that upeo was any ground for post might presently be able to compete in ad tively denied that there was any ground for such

production of sundry articles now obtained suspicion. The allance with England was a clear indication of the Conservative sins of from Europa by the Chiness. But the Japaness Japan, showing as it did that he had frankly are convinely to be dependent upon committed herself to the maintenance of the they themselves would status quo and the policy of the open door in Europe and America for the machinery which the basis of their new industries. Chias, and to co-operation with the Western A consultative body will replace the Boiler world. The conclusion of that alliance precluded They were strongly opposed to anything of the Committee, and will watch the experiments re-ambitions schemes of expansion. Although it nature of political rivalry with Europe and ulting from the Committee's recommendation.was very flattening to the Japaness to suppose America, as was proved by their promotion of

1HE BOILER QUESTION.

London, 5th August.

OBITUARY,

London, 5th August, Sir Edward Hertslet is dead,

CENTRAL, EAST AFRICA.

DRY IMPERIAL ”

CHAMPAGNÉ

PRE I DOZEN BOTTLES

354.

Pet DOZEN-BOTTLES ... $56.

the capable of acquirites took a more being to secure a share of the common advent- MARTELL'S THREE STAR

But a still mora important, and permanent

regularly receive their bonuses on business done energetis parsnite world's basizras and wating Uganda and Britiab East Africa, Hef factor was that their sympathies tended towarda saya

Central Africa was waning,

MAY YOHE AND ANOTHER.

the hegemony of the the open-door policy in China, their sole object yellow races, they modest view of their strength and cherished ag oerning therefrom without any exclusive

different subition. quite

As a matter of privileges, fact, they were committed to a policy of peace. the requirements of their domestic situation by London. 5th August In the debate on the Central East African and the aumerous political and economic reforms vate Lord Cranborne stated that the Foreign that yet awaited realisation, national ability to hold a Ofice had not abandoned the hope of analgs- during unch quarter. Apecial pains are taken the world's wars. In that hemisphere China alone refused to admit that the prosperity of British Western civilisation, and that, while their to prevent speculation and an abose of term remains unimpressed by a century of stupen- sales by ezolcaion from the enjoyment of the dens change, and the eyen of all the armed bonus, which is only granted on the sales of the nations of the world are fixed upon the govern expired quarter when the exporter has himself went at Peking. It may be that the Eastern of many nations, is Question, the nightmare of actually taken delivery of the material during shifting from the Black to the Yellow Sea, and the quarter in question upon the stipulation the centres of gravity of the world's dangers that it is exported not later than

han the succeeding.

changing from one hemisphere to the other.

may, the Tatil the Oceanic was bullt by Harland Be that as

fact remains that of all and Wolff in Belfast the Deutchland, with the powers of the world our Empire is the suly a gross tonnage of 10,000 belonging to the one without machinery providing supreme Hamburg-America Idne, was the largest vessel administrative control over all resources under afcat, but now the North Gaguan Lloyd is its flag, and without supreme executive autho building in Stettin still larger vessel than any rily to prepare and combine, in active visible yet launched. She is a twin-serew: steamer, of form, for expression when required, the dormant 165 tons regists with a displacement of power of infinite resources,

quarter.

THE COLONIAL CONFERENCE,

London, 6th August Mr. Chamberlain presided at the Colonial Conference yesterday, when the Army and Nary controls were discussed, and the elains of Colonial contractors urged; also the cherpening of postal rates for newspapers and periodicals

THE NIE.

PEE DOZEN

BRANDY

$30.

KING EDWARD VIL

Pzz DOZEN

$20.

A New York despatch, dated the 24th July, The charge of grand larceny formely made ducated and enlightened classes were fully at police boadquarters by May Yohs against souscious of the merits and possibilities of the former Captain Putnam Bradlee Strong, who Chiness race, the intense majority of Japanese has mysteriously disappeared, has been with strongly resented being confounded with them drawn. May Yobe's lawyer notified the police LIQUEUR SCOTCH WHISKY or with any other Eastora people. Their aim to-night that his effentished to formally was to be received into the comity of Western withdraw all charges against the missing nations, not merely in a formal, but in a genuine Captain, and that the reward of $1.000 offered ad completa konte. While they regarded for information as to his whereabouts also was themselves as absolutely distinct from their charges was withdrawn for the mke of their withdraws. The lawyer would only say that Eastern neighbours, they believed fat they were destined to be the mediatore itween Strong's family. A special despatch from modern decidental culture and cortein forma of London to an afternoon paper says that Patna SPARKLING RED BURGUNDY oficient Asiatic civilisation. For ine auoe, the Bradlee Strong arrived there to-day on the Chinoya could more easily aquire a akuowledge steamer St. Paul, having sailed under u of European achievements through the Japan-statured name. In an interview he noknow- than directly. Bat the rdle of teacher and ledged his identity but denied, positively the ides of exercising i political tatek ge over the May Yohe, who was formerly the wife of Lord. smaller races. M. Kito, ex-Minister for Foreign Francis. Hope, sailed for Europe to-day on this English Court, took occasion, sewe tu sgo to, not engaged in her name, but she was aboard Land Cranborne, in specst regarding the faint out the folly of endeavouring to gain the when it smiled, mak

*** In conversation with a representative of the the Chinese indemnity, aid that Britain miados. Eriendship of weak and diserguoised Eastera proposal to the Powers to alleviate the Bandenmattograt the cost of risking the confidence and Assomated Pro this evening, Captain Strong hap to evacuate Bhanghai's bat, ha continand sympathy of Europe. That would, he confend said that he had pawned about $5,100 worth of May Yobe's jewellery at her request and for " it is impossible for us to evacuate alone. We led, be a particularly bad bargil for Japan.

will

London, 6th August. It is expected that the Nile food this year

be the lowest on record.

XXSTORATION OF THE CARPANILE

A London, 6th August,

100% leheth, 910 metres, boam, 1577etres inom in po other State, can we find a pattern Kinz Emmanuel has contributed 198,000 fire Satarpréter was something very differrat to the charge that he had pawned May Yohe's jewels.

to the Campanils Bestorsion Fund.

10000 tons and 125 metres in to guide us, and no allex. Empire can fun “alopia" "She" "will" "be" "atbed with quadruple us with any example we can follow in providing BEMARKABLE SPEECK BY LORD estexpansion engines of at last 8,000 horsepower, necesary Imperial administrative and expoulive oaks jal pÅ CRANBORNK, Y

which, Is calentated to glue baie spend a 24 machinery, the absence of which is prima London, 7th August Enota. There will be accommpilation for 1,00

11000 source of weaknews and of waste.” This funda- Bref Clans Pinberger and 3900 The mental defect can only be remedied by following 27 gore mad theorem will number 580. The name the old lines of our constitutional development of this new vertel will be the Katem: Wilhelm and by common comenredon of a series of self, der Zroeite.

governing communities.

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