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(Continued from page b.). minates, de Blacquaire began to tarn and mur. mur, and at Isat bis words found an actionlato

form.

"Wide," said Polson.

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deadened lips. Men who aro lying after, long| sickness in hospital connut cher. Men who fall in the full tide of the strength of manhood

on the battlefield can scolaim their lender, The wast d forces had naturally gone, but n the "Isny," kobegan, “youthere! You! Forgeant! gleaming candle light lead Florezco. Nightin

gale from couch to conok, the wakers turned Are you awake?

and gare euch algasis as they could. Th pitying watchful, gracious face went by, sud the paulle light departed.

A good any seeks and months went by for the name of the owner of that gracións facs and the immemorable emile was knots esam

The man beside him loy with pallid fac and big bird-like oyes, staring at the smoked semi- circle on the ceiling, and after the eye had offered and the opener gives, thorn was silence again, whilst a man might have ovunted twenty.

"They've told me all about It," said Majer

And I want to understand. What is the name of hell did you fetch me out for M Amodest

"You go to sleep." said Polson, and don't aak ridiculous questions,"

"I want to know," said de Blagoire "TH toll you to-morrow, the sergeant an- swered. Hat it's no good thinking about things just now?"

FRANCE AND SIAM,

Mr. Frederick Verney writes to the Times from the Siamese Legation in Londen on the 16 h July

STATISTICS OF LYNCHINGS.

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VISITORS AT HOTELS.

Hosugang i venti

Mr. B. Kompfer

3. W. Jhoany

Mr. Anderson Mr A. », Anton

18. M, P. Bṣal

E, (1. Harrett

SIKHS AS SOLDIERS.

Mr. M. Macaulife delivered a lecture on "How the Bikle bacame a militant race," at the United Service Institute, Simla, on the 16th Jaly in the presence of a large audience, Lord

aid. I bog to refer to the belief which appears Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Black Kitchener presiding. Boforo commencing be Mr. D. iv. Hell to have gone abroad, ie, that I said in my first Mr. A. boun

Mr. & Mrs. E. Bogg lecture that a largo portion of Sikhe iu the Nr. H. Howdan

to the Tarting couts and suffering blies which i colaniale." In this artlote, which is Loadedlyuchings have occurred in the United Strife the Sikh army and its officers might naturallyr E. & Bryan

Dean

H. G. Fisher

x O. Fitzsebka.

:

In view of the recant disturbances'in Evans- ville, Indians, in Wilmington, Delaware, and | Ballovilla, Illinois the roos problem in the United States has coms in for widespread An article appears in this month's National discussion. The attention of the public buring Neviete agard by M. Eugene Etienne, been again turned to the prevalence of lynching Vice-Président de la Chambre des Députés, and the causes therefor, the following particulars president du groupe de politique, exterieure et from a New York despatch are of interest :---

Statistics of the last ten years show that 1,453 army nero.not real Sikha Had I said that, Dr. fowors

Mr. W. . Browu were cheered by it

Spring comes up earlier in the region of Sou-The (ainuial Controversies betono Franes in tint time. The following list gives an exhibit

recent it What I said and intended to convey Ur, F. W. Collisen tari that it does in London, and there wars

was that I had been informed on high authority Mr. L. Cave

F. T. Colsou de Blacquaire, and I don't understand it, many scores of ragged silken-bearded fellows and England," about one paga is dorated to of the oxtent of mob law for each of the years that yeung Sikhs, who now present themselves |

Mr. C. 11. Coulson rambling up and down the streets of the place on crutches bufers the first leaf and declared Siam; and, as statements made in print over 1893, 200; 1894, 190; 1895, 171; 1896, 131; for enlistment, generally appear shaven and sit. 4. itself in any park in London, and almost before the siganture of so distinguished a politician 1697. 166; 1899, 327: 1890, 107; 1990, 115; with little or no knowledge of their religion. Mr. J. I. Dochyshire

|4901, 135; 1902, '96; 1903 to date, 45.

Capt. & M. J

J. Doults the first wayside Lower had bloomed lu any as M., Etienne naturally command acceptance

Commanding Offears of Sikh regiments rory Mr. T. C. Downing. English count y hedgerow.

Last year shows the heat record for twenty properly send them, as a preliminary to an-

Mr. J. B. Duggan Away to the north-east of the hospital is at the hands of many of his roadors, I ask for years, January, February, March and April rolment in their corps, to be baptised as Sikhs, Mr. and Mrs. A. Ellis that ermetery, which for many a year to ear

3 x3.) space in your columns to com.

Mr. A. Enterson of this year indicated that 1935 was to be even and afterwards discourage idolatrous pratices Mr. A. J. Finlay it is a place of pi'grimage for the British gloles-iroiter. They are the hunched, light them. Speaking of British interests more free of the disgrace, but June already has among them. While certain persons talk of shoulder monuments of many busied in the May Peninsula, and comparing the contributed fourteen lynchings to the record, religious neutrality, an expresion the deep with the furlin with ita wreathon carving to with the interests of France in the Mekong and eleven men and ons woman, all negoes but agaiticanes of which as recently used is not yet Mr. indicate the resting-phics of the master mex. In thoño, day, when the shall w graves were Valley, M. Etienne saya--The occupation of one, wore victims of the wrath of mobs in May. understood by the people of this couning, the being very quietly tiled. the convalescent in. Kelantan by troops from British Lodia offended The roll by atatas during the last ten years is practical military department, with an eye to dr. Frank

uo French susceptibilities," The province of

Capt mates of the hospital made the cemetery their

the defence of the Empire, converts ignorant | m. 1. B. Hanford was hure, vourite pronounting ground and it was, Kelantan, which is a Siamese dependency in the California, 15: Colorado, 17; Delaware, 1:

rustics of Sikh descent into Single or Kons, Mr.

W. B and Major de Buequáira encountered och Malty Peninsula, ever has been for a single Florida. 81; Goorgia, 161: Idaho, 1: Ilinois, and did they not do so I believe it is generally ... Hogwont other on their wanderings amid the tombs, the day, occupied by troops from British India.” 13., Indiana, 10; Iowa, 4; Nobrsaka, 8; Wis-admitted thero would be no Bikh army. Sikh Mr. Thom. A. Hoste one on eraiches, and the other painfully sp. Snob un ontregeons breach of the friendly rela comain, 1; Arizona, 3, Kansas, 17-Kontoky, representative, socistics have often thanked Mr. J. G. Hayton porting his footsteps by the aid of a walking Lions between Great Britain and Siam has, I t6, Louisiana, 150; Michigan., 2; Maryland, Government, and specially the Military. A Me J. Hooper

Mr L. W. Hi Since they began to sort us about," said debelince, never been contemplated, and certainly 13; Minnesota, 4; Montana, 7: Missouri, 43; Department, for their action is this matter. Mr. T. Howart Blacquatre, "I've lost sight of you. And you've has unvor boan put into execution, The Rajah Mississippi, 155; New York, 1; North Carolina, Proceeding to his lecture, Mr. Macauliffe said Ber.. Icely never answered my question. Now, what the of Kelantan some months ago hired a few Sikhs 2; West Virginia, 15. Indian Territory, 18; the title was suggested some years ago by Sir fr. H. J. Jackman

r. Ila devil did you do it for?"

Look here," sauf Polian, using his favourits for his own private purposes, and this was Oklahoma, 36; Nevada, 2; North Dakota, ;W. W. Hunter at the Congress of Orientaliaisir, Heary Jervey elocation, you've threatened two or thres mrgaified into the rumour, contradicted at the Oregon, 2, Ohio, 5: South Carolina, 58; in Rume. The lecturer proceeded to give Mr. J. W. Jones

time, by which M. Etienne has been apparently Pennsylvanin, 9, South Dakota, 6; Texas, 113;

310. &. Blox, E. Jesopá times to make an end of me."

a history of the Sikh religion, the Gurus, br. 1, & Katsch victimised.

be In conclusion Tennessee, 96; Virginia, 17; Washington, 11; and their fonts. M. Etienne sys: "We no moro desire fresh Wyoming. 4; New Mexico. 9. Alaska, 4. Sool are the deeds tha have been done, Dr. 4. Albert acquisition of territory in Siam than elso-Total, 1,483..

have the prophecies that

been uttered, ar. à Allison where." Every one who is interested in the

Also instruction that has been im Mr. C. J. Aruell

Dr. Barett ponceful as progressive development of Siam

parled by that great succossion of men, the Sikh Guru. In them the East shook off the torpor

Again there was a silencs, and it lasted for full bone. The rank potrolcam krop in the reones burst out and left a sickening stench apon the air. The whole space in which the rounded men lay went dark, and the wild fese wind and the cruel deiving rain beat at the window, do the black darkness voices spoke here and there. There were notes of fater from wounded men, and one "or twion there was a Inat message whispered to a nurse's ear, never to be delivered. Dark and storm, and the herois long-suffering sont released from the heroic long-suffering body, and going home at mid- night.

upon shiuing

stick.

Bick men who have been half starsed for a year or two, and who have been ran through every note of the gamat of emotion may be quicker to appreciate the influences than common people ore; but Polson Jarvase, lying en his back and staring upwardle in a futile endeavour to trace the semi-circular ring of amcks upon the ceiling, felt them all deeply.

Whilst he lay there, staring upward, there was a sudden patter of bare foot on the hare door at his side, and a hand clutched him,

"Lock here," said Major de Blasquaire, and

even in his half dream he knew the voice

instantly, as if he had been wide awake and the room had lein in broad daylight, "look here.

What the devil did you do it for "

- Get back into bed," said Polson, and I'll

try to talk to you."

The beds were not more than twenty incbos in width, and there was barely a foot between

as follows: Alabama, 145; Arkánms, 945

"Yes," said the Major, nodding and drawling tho word. That's right enough. But what's that gut to do with it?

"Well, you see," said Polson, I'd got to give you the chance to do it

Hod yon?" said Major de Blacquairo.

Ceorgia heads the list with 161 lynchings in The one man was leaning on his crutches, and

ten years. Mississippi is a close second, with the other was stooping on his crutch walking-as au independent country must be glad of this Louielas, Alabama, Texas, Tennessee, Ark

und

said:

Mr. Carl Franke Бигос

Sr. G. Glover

Graham

B. Huana Mr. B. D. Harvey Mr. W. B.

I..

Pra

Mr. Andrew Baltio Mr. Geo. Bei

stick, and there was nobody year so far na other declaration of policy by the head of the colònialaosas and Kentucky following in the order of ages, and an burdened itself of the heavy Mrs. K. C. Bell

of them could see.

devil?

party in France; but our satisfaction considerably shocked by the words which immediately follow: We are of the opinion, however, that France has the right, and even the duty, of exercising theoretical and nominal control Valley of the Mekour, where Siam marches with French Indo-China upon a long stretch

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over

in the last three years.

A table for the sixteen years from 1884 to

Mina bell

Mr. & Mr. J. W. Bird

ie. Hand

Dr. Ralph A. Brabazou Col. L. P. Brown r. Y. Brain-

Mr. George Brass Major and Mr. F. W. Bunny & children Major E. &, Carter Mr. &

&stre, A. Chapman Major A. A.

Mr. & Mr. Kirby Mr. J. C. Kita auth Mr. E A Leggate

r. A, IL

Mr. T. 1". Moën Mr. 1. Murowan Mr. Gordon Mackin Mr. J. McMahon ) SC Mo Hoary De. O.

Muriott

Mr. Sydn y Mart

Mr. Mad

3. C. Matens

Str. P... Mo

Mr. and i. E. 0, Mar-

pby

Ruv, & sien, 2, 1, Nasbitt Al.. G. Osbou

Mr. E. J. O'Brien

Mr. W. Fa fiti

Hrv. f. S. FarsOIN Je J. A. Puttie

PIN

Mr. Pot art

Mr. A. G. Fotter Mr W Hutton Poita Mre, sysell and child

Mr. A., Schetzel Av. Skots Mrs. A. domervilla Matino, Somerville / M. JE.

Spencur

Spitzol

find Mr. J. W. Taylor Mr. C. 11, Thomas Mr., P. R. Them A. J.-C. Thuison Me. W. A. Tharak air. W. 8. Valentine Mr. G. A. Waskine, Mr. es dies, C. E. Wool-

3r. and Mr. C, Gorden

Wright Mr. H. Zöbel

Borat

Jer

Mie Lambkin Mr. & Mrs. C W. Lon.

Quest

Mr. A. P. B, McDermott

Mr. & Mr, A. McGowan Mr. K. Martin

Ar. C. N. Milliken

Ar. Robert alumi Misa C. Mortimer

Mr and Mrs. F. B. Ollia!

một ca kh

all ca Hajor

jor 3. W. Ormiston,

R.A. Mr. J. W. Oriniston Mr. Lord D. Philpst

3. Donald Piper Mr. H. B. Follock, K.C. Major H. A. Pract, B.A.

Pratt

or Abydos EA. Mr. F. Eoid

4.

Col. & bars, 44, H. Ferrier Han, R. Murray. Bu s Mr.

Facha

YRN Kobert Gibson

C

to burn the victims at the stake or to mutilate the gonins auit intelligence of this country. named. Of lato years the tendency has been weight of ultra-conservatism which had paralysed them in a revolting manner.

No detailed col-Only those who know India by actual sxperience tection of statistics on barnings, so far as cau miequately appreciate the difficulties the more than kaown, has ever been undertaken. Most of Gurus encountered in their efforts to reform and the the atrocities, however, hasa bson in the South awaken the sleeping nation. Those who, removed from the people and dwelling in the lofty and serene atmosphere of their own wisdom and

and the spiritual happiness and loyalty of its professors negligeabla items, are men whose triumph shall be short-lived, and whose glory shall not descend with the accompaniment of minstrel raptures to future generations. I am not without hope that when the English poople religion, they will not willingly let it perish in the great abyss in which so many creeds have Other circumstances might boon engulfed. have occurred which would have made the Sikh religion one of the foremost calls of the world, but it is now too late for repentanes, nor do the Sikhs regret their being subject to the great country which rules with undisputed sway the Mr. and Mrs. Gaskell

them, so that a man by the stretching of a band reached ont a finger to save you. And I think used in the declarations which were exchangod 1,678 being noes and 801 whity men.

could touch a comrade

Out of the dark to the sorgesot's intenss surprise, there came a groping hand, which sought his own, and found it and clntebed it.

"What the devil did you do it for F" said do Blaoquzire.

"Well," said the wounded sergeant," it's pretty hard to say. I suppose it's a mixed up kind of thing altogether. I saw you drop, and you promised to break me in the morning, and if I'd let your chance go by, d'ye sac-"

"See! said de Blanquaire, holding on to the

kand in the darkness You're not half a bad fellow, Jervase."

"Ain't I?" said Jerrase. *** You go où like this, Major, and I shall begin to think that you're a batter sort than I ispried you were."

The two men went to stoop together, each holding the other's hand. It was an odd thing, and quite unlikely to have been prophesied by anybody; but it happened. An hour or two later, when the elder Jervass stole in on tiptoo, with a new cup of priceless beef-tea, he saw the two mon lying there, with their faces turned to each other, as if they had been lovers, and hand holding band. He took Polson by the wrist, and shock the grasp gently asunder.

"You've got to take this, old chap," he said, and setting down the candle he carried, and fixing it by its own grease to the rough hospital table at the bed host, he began to feed the boy

ENCO MONE.

sr, G. Lindsay Grant Bir. Charles I. Soatt Major A. B.

A. B. Hamilton Mr. Hausser Miss -

I don't now, said de Blacquire, is a drooping voice. I may be all wrong, and in a sort of way knocked to pieces, don't you know. But I think on the whole, sergeant, that you bave acted like an unusually damned good fol- low. Do you mind "he pointed to a temb by a motion of one of his crutches, and he sat down upon it.." What has a fellow got to do when another fallow has fetched him out of the fire at the risk of his own life, unit one fir, of frontier, and whore the native popula-1960 shows the number of lynchings was 2,516. infallibility, desam Sikhism a heathen religion, low hates the other fellow like the very I'll tell you straight, Polsou." said de Baetion includes a great number of Cambodians of those 2,080 were in the Southern States gasire, in bis old-mannered drawl, I'd have that is, of French subjects." This claim, s378 and 436 in the North.

The proportion seen you dampet anil done for before I'd have M. Etienne, corresponds to the very terms between blacks and whites was as two to one, that you are the blamedest kind of an ass and a duffer to have pulled me out. And yet 1 don't on January 15, 1996, between France and Great

The proportion of black men in the know-I'm not so cursed certain that you'll Brita ." What are those terms F

last five years has been very much larger suffer for it."

tho very words used:" The Governments of rhis is accounted for by the foot that become acquainted with the merits of the Sikh Mr. F. Habbo To be continued.)

Great Britain and France engage to one another that neither of them will, without the consent ynchings for horse and cattle-stealing, by JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

of the athar, in any case, or under any pretext, white men of the West were formerly maro common than they are to-day. Of the 2,516 An interview with a Japanese General, whose advance their armed forces into the region," name is not gives, is reported in the Mainichi, defined in the declaration-which may be ruched in the years mentioned, 2,465 victims A list of the The General is represented as stating that generally described as the central portion of were men and 51 were women. there is no reason to believe that Enssis is Siam, "They father engage not to acquire tauses of lynchings in the sixteen years determined to accept the danger of a war with within this region any special privilege or mentioned ja very interesting Japan or any other power. It would be absurd advantage which shall not be enjoyed in com-range all the way from throwing a stone and to convey troops and war mulecials and thereby mon by, or equally open to, Great Britain and ploping with a girl to murdar and assault. The Empire of India. But lot we in return con Governant Civil Hon. Capt. & Mrs. Lyons

expose their intentions to the whole world. If war preparations are determined upon, it is absolutely nocossary to carry them on in the greatest scoreog.

Russia's action is evidently a threat; otherwise we should not hear so much in the papers of an increase of men at Fort Arthur and additional work on railways, and other military prepare tions at this place and that. It will be time for the Russians to strike a blow when they can raise half a million troopers in Siberia after laying out the wilderness in rich forme, Russian finances now are just getting on a regular basis and it would be disastrous if war should confront her statesmen at the present moment.. On the other hand, the present is the best time for Japan to fight. Her Military and Naval programmes have just been completed. The reserve and provisional regiments are to be armed with good weapons, and the Navy hus

Here are

France, and their nationals and dependents, The French translation of these words must diffor

vory much from the English if they give France the shadow of a claim over the Mekong Valley, which lies entirely outside the scope of

the declaration.

It shows a

|

descend to do some justice to those great men,

Miss Hops

MT. L U. Joffries Mr. 8. T. Baines Hewitt Mr. and Mrs. P. N. H. Mr. E. H, King

Jones

Mr. W. E. Sawer

Str. A. Sinar Mr. Carl W. Smith Mr. W. O2 C. Bp 60 -|

baver

Capt. N. G. Thompon

Mr. & Mrs, W. G. Tut- Mr. O. D. Thomson

cher Mr. E. T. E. Voert Mr. B. T. Wenborn Col. & Mr. F. J. Lamb. Mr. F. G. Wilfordİ

kin

Miza Margarett Walfeon Cratitauen Botal.

Mr. W, Helms

Master Caulfield'

Mrs, Olchrist

pital Sisters

Llenti and dr. F. W.)

Lambelle

Mr. & Mr. F.G. Sestai

Mr. & Mrs. E. F. Wright

and children

Lient. & Mr. J.B. Har Mr. & Mrs. Summers Hrs. Kug

TOY

Mrs. Johnston & abilă

King Epwana Hoval.

principal causes are divided as follows: .

Mardor, 980; attempted murder, 24; alleged the Sikh Guras, martyrs, and saints, who, tourdar, 23; robbery and murder, 8; assault and undeterred by persecution, devoted their lives to the uprooting of hypocrisy and Bigotry, who murder. 6; suspected of murder, 18; assault,

evolved the bighest and purest othica) system 514; attempted assaali, 77; alleged assault, from the corrapt morale of their epochs, who Miss Arcolli horse-stealing, "115; cacti-stealing, 24'; unknown foreshadowed the advent of a people from be. Mr. Broughton And now, passing from the words themselves cause, ; no cause, 10; race prejudice, 49 by yond the sea to aid them it dethroning the Mr. Care to their tras meaning, let us see how they have whitecaps, 9; by vigilantes, 14; living with tyranny of race, and to reign leng in harmony Mr. Ellison

and alliance with them. Let ne dovostly hope Mr. J. Figuera M18. Fountain boon interpreted at the time they were writton white woman, 1; enticing away servant girl, 1;

that all their proud prophecies in our favour Mes Fountain may receive des fulfilment. The foremost Ori- Miss Cale by the Baron de Coureel (the then French bad reputation, 8; unpopularity, 3; sarson, 93; Ambassador in England) and by Lord Salisbury, robbery, 38; outlawry, 48; keeping sulo on, 3; andental scholars of the world have expressed their Mr. J. D. Gillilan who together negotiated the declaration of 1896, voodooism, 2. Altogether 112 motives are as sympathy with the Sikh religion, but they can to which the Siamese Government was not a signed for the ovoz-riding of the law by the wrath party, and for which it was in no sones respon of the moba. Several men wors lynched for sible. M. de Courcel described it as follows-writing letters to white women, one for asking "Elle témoignera en particulier de lour" (1.0, a white girl to marry him, sed several for French and English) commune sollicitude pour quarrels with white men. la sécurité et la stabilité du Royaume de Siam. Les assurances que les deur Gouvernements ont échangées impliquent en effet de tu part do chucun d'eux le desir d'entretenir avec ce Royaume tes relations les plus amicales, at Fintention de respecter, les conventions czistantcs,”

JEFFRIES AND CO RBETT.

Mr. & Mra, Geo, Haway

R.E.

CONNAUGHT

wuz to the Indian Government it not only pre-r. E. Howard

turally take only an academic interest in its Mr. Hayden ate an academic interest which perhaps no Capt. W. Kent intelligent Government way altogether despise Mrs. Lawrence bus leo a deep political interest, for in ita Mr. Lynch oiril aspect the Sikh roligion connotos deop auquestioning loyalty, and in its military aspect Mr. L. C. Arlington

The the highest heroism and self-sacrifico. Sikhs Low number well over two millions souls Lieut... Campbell, in the Tunjab alone. We have some thirtyMr. & Mrs. R. F. Daly tionsand of them in one army, for the most parts, B. Dufour strategically disposed so as to temper or leaven Mr. W. Humphroy

The Sikhs thus Mr. & Ms. E. G. Jordan By defeating Jim Corbelt in ten rounde, Jim

the loyalty of other races. Jeffries has again established, his right to the combine to form cohorts of much greater strength and importance than their numerical

M. S. C. Alra Lord Salisbury, in a despatch to Lord title of hoary.weight champion of the Warli. sal wall seem to indicate. It does not appear

r. H. D. Bassett Dufferin, then British Ambassador at Paris Born in 1875, ho tirst entered the prize ring inraticual, much less politie, to allow them to lose Mr. J. W. : ashi

their distinctive akagieter, to revert to gross Mr. L. Charles (Parliamentary Papers, France, No. 2, 1896) re-1897. his principal contests in that your being

Paperstition and social deterioration, and to hiek ees Shye ferred to the de laration as follows:---" It might twenty-round draws with Jas Rahlin nud Joo divest themselves of there feelings of loyalty. d. Condy and two mnoh earlier; but time has been wasted. It is still not too late and Russia will withdraw, be thought, because we have engaged ourselves, Cheynski. His next fight of importance was which in peace as well as in war have made them Isaving some railway guards, if Japan, insists and have received the engagement of France that with Tom Sharkey in May, 1898, which the mainstay and pride of the British Govern Mr. Cheg on the evacuation of Manchuria. It would not not, under any circumstances, to invade this he won in the twentieth rand. In Jons of the

ment in India.

drive the Russians from Mabolaria (ond

Japan will start the third expansion of the Navy, but the Russians will increase this Navy to oron a graster extent. Had Japan showed strong front three or four months ago the Manshorisa question would have been solved

chitron

Min LA Man Yin

THOMA

You are not to imagine the ward silent all this time. There are valiant souls of men pase-over 300,000 tons of strong warships. Of course ing with every hour, and groans of death and anguish, and all the living are conscious.

When Jorvase had fad the sergeant to the inst teaspoonful, he retired again, leaving the candle burning on the table at the bed head.

"Those poor chaps," he said, "may find a little bit of comfort in slight, and any way good English wax don't stink like Turkish lamp oil. doer it, old chap?

The old chap" winked. He had no strength very hard task for the Japanese army to territory" (this central portion of Siam), that following year came his famous fight, with to express himself in any more emphatic man- Vladivostock; but it would be impossible for therefore we are throwing doubt upon the Bob Fitzsimmons for th championship of the DARLINGTON'S HANDBOOKS Mr. John W. Hains ner, hat he had got to love his father ones the Japanese to invade the Russian capital. It complete fitle and rights of the Siamese to the World, in which he k jocked out the Cornish-manded by the Queen to thank Mr. again, for, after all, the tins of blood are strong, would be also impossible for the Bussians to remainder of their kingdom, or, at all events, man in the 11th round. In November of the Darlingtea for a copy of his Hang- breaches and a man may have been a wrongdoer without rook Tokyo, and a pontas war treating those rights with disregard. Any such same year he met Starkey a second time and book."

therefore would be a campaign in frontier dis. giving his own son an eternal cause to hate triots. As to the American aim toneling interpretation would entirely misrepresent the accked out his opponent after 35 rounds of "Nothing better could be wished for.”— him. And when a man has a bullet-kola to have said) is only to obtain the opening signed. We fully recognise the rights of Siam battle with Corbett, whom ho he knocked out in

British Weekly. Manchuria, that (the General is reported intention with which this arrangement has been hard fighting. In May, 1900), he had his first

*Far superior to ordinary guides."-- through the neck, and has been unsonssions for of some towns and porta for foreign to the fall and undisturbed enjoyment, in the 23rd round. Last year Fitzsimmore again Visiters to London should use

Daily Chronicle, trade. That one secured, America will abandon accordance with long usage, or with existing challenged Jettries for the championship, Lut

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it aren if Bussig refused to comply with the demand. treaties, of the entire territory comprised within after having a good deal the better of the contest habit asserts italf, and any hatred or despite The British interest in Manchuria is far larger her dominious, and zoiking is our present on points, was knocked out in the 9th round. LONDON "Particularly good"-Audeny. which may have come in between two people than that of the Americans, but even Britain long ago, is likely to be scattered. It was a will not risk a war. The Anglo-Japanese action would detract in any degree from the Jeffries is 6 feet 14 is ches in height, weighs foreign air which bowled about the gables and allianos helps the British to decrease her Nury validity of the rights of the King of Siam to well over 220 lbs., and is shinnies. It was a foreign wind which wept in Turkestan and Persis, in the event of Russia

in the For, East and will facilitate movements those portions of his territory which are not hitter. James J. Corb att was born in 1866 and moaned about that abode of sorrow, and and Japan coming to blows. Japsa may expect affected by this treaty.

and entered the ring wenty years later. His drove the rain against the window panes. But very little of the alliance in case of war, sud I submit, ir, that it is here shown, beyond first fights of any importance were in 1889. Į NORTH WALES. to the boy, the feel of whose father's hand was soldiers being sent to assist Japan. Francs will the Mekong Valley cannot possibly be based defeated him twice, the third fight being DEVON AND

there is no hope of British warships or British all possibility of doubt, that French claims ove: when he met Choy nski three times and -- «lill warm in his own, it was home, homo. not render any actual assistance to Russia when

The candle dwindled down, and he had her ally goes to war, and Japan will therefore upon the declaration of 1896, and that they are stopped by the police.. Ho gained his reputation CORNWALL been watchful sacugh to prevent the bave to be prepared to fight Russia single opposed to the interpretation pat upon that by his defeat of Jobr. L. Sullivan, in 21 rounds, whole place being set on fire by waiting banded when it comes to business and not declaration by M. de Copreel and by Lord for the championst ip of the World in 1892.

Mr. & Mrs. E. P, Dell Visitors to Brighton, Eastbourne, Hastings to blow out its dual fac as it drove to dopend on any other Power of Powers for Balishary. Those chime, when examined, have and two years later he beat Charley Mitchell

Bouniement, Wye Valley, Berarn Valley, Mr. J. H. Davies The Torodia also publishes a report of the as little solid foundation as the "oouupalion of in 3 rounds. In 1997 he fought Fitzsimmons Bath, Weston-super-mage, Malvern, Horoford. r. . F. Devore mess came down sud slanibor with it; and then it notes that Rusain, which is busy on her | stclements euch as these,' made at a time when Foul in the 11th ror ad. In May, 1000, he fought Llangollen, Aberystwyth, Towyn, Barmouth, Dohe.ty

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PilloliJJ, Eston Criccieth, Dolgells. Harloch, dawning light which waked many men in the military preparations in the Far East, is there liave been the most hopeful signs of Jeffries for the

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