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maintain a momentum equal to that of the solid earth" COLUMBOS noticed that the ocean current seemed to follow the auu, "By the law of reaction there is an under- current formed which flnds its way towards

A. S. WATSON & CO., the eastern coast." The atmospheric prea.

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White ante are in flight just now; and TELEGRAMS, invading our houses. Winge may be seen here and there where they have fallen,

A quartermaster in the French navy has in, venied za srrangement for "wireless” stations

by which the operators are protected from their present perilsin thunderstorms,

sture is increased and decrised at regular intervals by the alternate heating aud A Chicama suffering from plague committed Cooling of the surface of the globe; and suicide at West Point on Saturday afternoon this useillating pressure "acts like they throwing himself from the verandah of the Tétrict hospital to the street below, being killed (touch of a hand on a cradle, increasing

iustantly. the inclination of the ocean to move back WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. and forth between cast and west. The sun passing over the Pacific causes a tide on the cost of Axis: the return tide is the reaction, the swing of the pendulum." If the sea rouk all act together the return tide should reacts the American coast by the Lime the am would arrive the following morning and be ready to he assisted to come went again along with the sat

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Lady Blake having been indisposed towards the end of April, Sir Henry and she took a bolí. day in the hills. Sir Henry Blaka spent some time hosting for precious stones, and it is said he brought back a number:",

"Captain —~— - Regimeo!, has qualified to do duty with bulbucks, mal as or pobles on fold service."

(RBOTER'S SERVICE.]

FRANCE.

LONDON, June Zud. The French Chamber has re-assembled and elected M. Brisson President.

THE BRITISH ATLANTIC FLEET.

LONDON, June 2nd. Rear-Admiral Egerton has been appointed second in command of the Atlantic fleet. THE KING AND QUEEN OF SPAIN.

LONDON, June 2nd. To the rourse of yesterday their Majesties frequently appeared on the balcony of the palace and received ovations. The city was

CIVIL SERVICE CRICKET CLUB

SPORTS.

No mora agreeable way of spending the holiday could have boon devised than that

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THE WRESTLING CHAMPIONSHIP,

thus:

VICTORY OF HACKENSCHMIDT,“

As announced in our telegram of April 30th, which the committee of the Civil Barvice the wrestling match between Hackenschmidt Cricket Club selected for yesterday. The and Madrali was decided on April 28th in at home" onablod members, with their Landon at Olympia. The match was for the

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best of three falls in the catch-as-catch-can' rives, families and pleasant afternoon at the Happy Valley, style, no time limit, for a stake of 1300, & share of the profits and the championship of the Aud as the weather left little to be desired everybody within the grounds of the Club world. The content is described by the Graphic

joyed the programme of sports and the adequate provisiera mnds for their entortsin. wut. The arrangemouts were in the capabts bands of the Sports Sub-Committee, consissing of Messrs. Duncan, Hoggarth. Wheal, Kelly, Badcock, Dawson, Adams and L. E. Brett; and a usal, the undertaking was not lacking in infaustial patronaga. His Excellency the Gloverzer attended in the course of thouf.ornoon and was no interested spectator for some time.

Then cams the formal introduction of the competitors to the audience, and Hackenschmidt advanced to Madrali to shake hands. Evsa in this movement Madrali was slow: Hacken- chmidt was nearly over to his corner before the two wet. Hackenschmidt gavo Madrali a vory cordial shake of the hand, und looked critically

Thin zotification appeared fanguificently illuminated last night. Their As oau be understood the progmume provided their places, the seconds left the ring, and at

the 9th (Sounderabad) Division orders recently.

at him all the time he was doing so. The refereo, Mr. Danzing, and the timekeeper took

tweaty-five minutes past uino "Timo" was

place before Hackenschmidt got his men down

Thn Whether the qualification carries with it extre Majesties are overwhelmed with telegraphice eroiting dnialses and some very funny called. A very little preliminary sparring took. author rentises in that case that there would remuneration is not mated, observes the Labora | congratulations from every where in tl the prettiest events on the card, while chalking | but in the struggle they got off the mat, and the

be in any given place only one tide a day, ad points out that there are a few ench places on the enth. But the sea is too

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the man has reached the shores of Japan, the eastern half of the ocean has broken loose and is on it return journey to California. The polar currents known to exist, he adds, Per Case of 1 Doz divide the senin two, setting up a sort of wall between cast and west. Here we are less able to follow his reasoning; but he plunges boldly to the triumplaat result:

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paper.

During his recens tour in Jellalabad the Amiro. Afghanistan announced that he would receive no presents: Observing the Amir's wishes, the Ningrabar Raises omitted to offer any gifts, and thereby incurred His Highness displeasure. The Herat Army now espn ita: prayers five times a day, Rector atstos,

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A new condition has 'boou attached this year to the ratsil liquor licences issued in Rangoon. It runs as follows: "Should the Collector hereafter in accordance with instructions from the Financial Commissioners by wint brain of liquor ore to be sold or the prices below which

werid.

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LONDON, June 2nd. Baron Beck has formed at Austrian Ministry.

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pisodes. T'ha giris' skipping race was one of

the pig's eye provoked not a few miles.

At the close Mrs. Francis Clark presented the prizes to the successful competitors. She on- gratulated the Club or the success of the after. Bob's sport and hoped, they would wet with the same engress on the next occasion. Mr. .. E. Breit theu presented her with a beautiful bonquat, to which was attached a suitable in scription, and with her reply the,procandings The Band of the terminated. Regiment played selections

Appended are the results:... afternoon.

Blindfold driving race, mixed daublo (open) -, Mr. and Mrs. West; 2, Mr. Evenall and

A BELATED "GARPER" STORY.

A Yokohama contemporary pablishes rather an interesting sidelight on the Garter investiare. It comes second-hand from use of the ladies It seems that the Gatter, which was Present at the function, so is probably quite magnificently bejewelted, was a little to mall for the Mikado's log, it had been measured for tight breeches and

and half boots. Prines Arthur staggled with it for some time. Mean- while, the Emperor standing on so foot--the other being on a cushion lost his balance and nearly fell over. Eventually the. Princo

Turnad sail needle race=1; H. J. Gidləy****** managed to fix the Garter, but in doing so toru

Boys Race (brothers and sons of megabors bis hauds, which blert profusely with great ceremony and deliberation," "court" plaster | only) --1, R. Robson, 2. E. Bratt, 3, S. Jacob. (most appropriate) was preduved, and

This produces two tides, one in the eark the liquorn are out to be sold under the licence white to Mikado was wearing A Tomsett.

and the other in the west, coming in and the licences will not soll any other brand at a going out pretty much at the same time." | lower price." Grandmotherly care of the One of those tile he calls, for suivenience, consumer could hardly go farther. the sun tide, and the other he calls the momentum-tide. And this is how they babave.“The san starts a tide up in the ocean at two aa, six hours from the coast, wod gets it into Tokyn Bay at

It eight ..

will then recede to

By kind permission of Lieut.-Col. Aitken and Offers 119th Infantry, the Band of the Regiment will play the following programme at the U.S.R. Club, Kowloos, to-day, commere-princely Augers were done up. ing at 5 pin, :— March.........jaja o*

Overture

** La Reina Dian Jone.

Waitz.... “Sourire D'Avail;?' Selection...“ Tho Cingalai,“ seg

New Round Dances. "The Veleta,"

the starting point in mil-ocean in Hix hours and get back here (Tokyo) in some SongHy the Fanntain." Twelve bours from the time it felt, and go back to sea in the night, to he brought in again the following morning. 14 the water travelled as fast as the sun, what I have

Hume

TRADE OF SINGAPORE.

the

..... Aduni

Thep et The Straits Settlements retures of imports Menekton and exports for the year 1995 hayo just beeu

dan pablished.

Morris

A strange Gragedy of uerens and tempor is reported Jrom Corbil, laying M. A. Baghmsun, mall-know French painter, under charge of bomicide. His sistor, married to a

A

certain M. Larodota, resident in Paris, against

whom she contemplated divorce proceedings. was in a slate of health so delicate that M. Bachmann invited her to itis ville for the benefit of the country air.

After a few days

A. S. WATSON & CO., described would be the action, but friction retards the progress of the water and it | arrives in Tokyo Bay "about thirty-two uinutes later each morning. In the courge of twelve days the tide has lost six hours, This will make the momentum-tide be in M. Lerdote appeared with imperious orders to his wife to return, despite the bauetit she was Tokyo Bay when the sun arrives in mid-deriving from the chadge. To escape the ocean at the point where the tide should be husband's violent abuse M. Bachmann went to started towards the coast. The outgoing his studio, whora M. Larodots followed him, and momentum-tide and the incoming sm-tide as he entered the room shouting threats, the meet two or three hours of the coast and painter hastly drow a revolver and shot him

dead, afterwards giving biraself'up, both are bully je velled by the collision, A day or two later the as-tide gets the iscendency and we have the two tides werged into one, sun-tile out of

momentum-tile.

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The Daily Press.

iosakona, JUNE 6TH, 196.

The imports, exclusive of treasure, come out thus:-

$31,620,854-433,845,371

19.5

1904

$337,063,UM £32,395,793

$5,442,234 £1.589,*

Decrease in Dollars Lacrosse in Sterling

Singapore accounts for 323,387,216 against The decreuse is most $265,079,225 in 1904. mapites: under the head of raw materials, Perang shot up by over 1 million of dollars.

The exporta, axclusive of treasure, show this

15...

...$277,587,019: £28,352,714

1944

$285,168,779-25,419,451

Girls' Race (sisters and draghters of misma bera only)-1, E. Lod; 2, B. Bratt; . E. Robson.

refereo interferat, Madrali apparently grumb. ling. In a second or two he was up again, sad

aying low down for Hackschmidt. Madrali lins always wrestled in the catch-as-catoh-cau style, and ho tried to employ his usual tactics ut Hackenschmidt never gave him the slightest chance to do so. To all intents and purposes the wrestling was in the Greco-Roman style, of which fickenschmidt was a master before- West Kente lescued to wrestle by the catch-as-catch- during the can methods. Twice Madrali tried for & leg-bold, and twice he failed. Huckerschmidt. At Madrali'e second was a nimblo as a kitten. failure Hackenschmidt went for him before ko had time to recover his position, and got him down with a half-Nelson, He's done! Be's done"shouted the crowds, but for a second or two, at any rate, the crowds were wrong. Madrali;was on his back, but his shouldora wers nut touching the mat." With one-lust tremer- dous effort be hind tried the "bridge," that is to say, he was arobing his back to prevent his shoulders coming down flat, and Hackeuschmidt was, to all intents and purposes, on the top of in Porbags the people who grumbled after- wards that Madrali had begu beaten too easily | did not notice that splendid attempt of his to gat free. Of course there was never the slight- est chance of its succeeding, and Madrali.himself must have known that better than anybody elee, but till he tried it. Huokenrohmidt, Galt- Members' 100 yards race-1, R Thinoan; 1, made the the countermova ia a second.

the Turk's chest, he Wost; 3. Weasor.

ng bis arm acrost Thread and avedle race for bɔys and girls japplied the "hody prees." and so won the (brothers and sisters or children of members first bout. The people yelled with delight as the wrestlers separated. The bont had insted only), Master Friend.

Ladies' Scurry (wixas and sisters of member only)-1, Mee. Whoil; 2, Mrs. West,

Boys' three-legged race (open)-1, Masters Brown and Row.

Ladies' egg and spoon race (wives and sisters of members only) --1, Ming Witchell; 2. Mrs.

Wheal.

-

Girls' skipping racy (open)-1, N. Vansione: 2 Lennard,

Three-legged race (members only)-1, R. only min. 34soc. Hackenschmidt skipped back Witchell and H. J. Gidley.

to bis coroor, put on his pressing-gown, and Madrali walked quickly ont of the ring. Potato race, for boys (open)-1, Mantor

ser med absolutely mooncerned at the result Witchell: 2, Master Adama,

As he was walking back to his carnor his second. Piorri, came up to him, and appeared, from his gesticulatíuna, to be comptaining at some mis. take of Madrali's. It was not a very sport «- manlike thing to do, for presumably Madrali bad daue his best, Madrali, however, was not the least mored by the excitement of those around him. He put on bin ovorcest, sat down, nud remained in his corner for the whole of the intercal

812,429,740 Increase in Dollars Increase in Sterling ..

2913,963 Singapore decreased from $199,956,427 in 1904 to $197,018,811 in 1905, The falling of is wholly under the head of raw materials. to about Penang shows increase amounting $14,60000. The value of in exported from Singapore fell off from $41,795,671 in 1904 to 338,079,833, in 15 Peng's ita experts. A. Blowey 2, 1. E. Brett; 3, J. Cotten. increased by over 75 million dollars.

Tog of war (members only).- 'The single mon pulled the married rather easily.

Chalking the pig's' eya (wives or sisters of members) 1, Mrs. Smith, 2. Mes: Brett.

Egg and spoon race, for men (opeu)-1, A. G. Pile; 2, W. Gast.

The imports, including treasure the gross

value-are":

1904 1985

THE BUILDING COLLAPSE.

Some excitement was ersated on Sunday Hewight when it was reported that the houses adjacent to those which vollugreat in Queen's Road West were also giving way. The police turned out and discovered that the party well111 in 1964 and 2 0 in 1965, as "spring tide. This occurs about once between 238 al 241 was bulging out. T.

Then these become the

which arises AL When the two ides combine on the cost there is what is known

$393,142,094 $145.007,789

The imports, exuding treasure, are:

1954

*5326,199,851 1995

$296,247,900 The conversion rates have been taken at about

In fortnight, corresponding in point of time; avoid distauer the inmates were ordered oil EXTRAORDINARY

with the number of days there are between and afterwards coolism were augaged in shoring new moon and full moon. Alent way up the walls

between the perrences of spring tide is

WEIHAIWEI.

DENIAL HY THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT,

A London telegram received by the Boch states that the British Government kis con- tradicted the report that it is negotiating with Chins with a view to the restorations of Wei haiwsi to that country and its conversion into a Chinese naval port.

what is called 'noap tide. The tides then THE REPORTED RESTORATION OF low, being the result of a slight interruption SOME ti ago May 24th) we noticed the because of the momentum-tide being impeded publica low of a new theory of the universe, by the furmation of a new sun-tide which in which suggestions as interesting as they sets in opposition to it. The neap lide were bold ware made. It will be seen that | alro occurs fortnightly, and for this reason on the subject of tides, to which we prontised has been supposed to be caused by the first returs, the Rev. J. Cusand is equally quarter and the third quarter of the moon, nuconventional and quite as ingenious. just as the new moon and the full moon The orthodox belief tint the attraction of have been supposed to cause the spring There is a touch of assurance the moon is ous of the chief factors in the tide." production of the files, and that the about these tantes, "has been" and "have uluence of the sun is secondary because bren", which promises that the new GALILEO tits great distance from the earth, in, we will not easily recant his original beliefs..

Prout by are now told, quilé erroneous.

withheld. figures is not

The moon

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THE BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO

JAPAN,

SITUATION IN

ENGLAND.

POLICE, PEOPLE. 2 MOTORISTS.

A case of great interest to motorists wWHE decided on April 25th at Croydon. It was the case of the police against Mr. William Farmer Little, of Croydon, for alleged obstruction.

The circumstances were that on Sunday morning. March 4 the defendant, being aware of motor car traps in the main road, went on in advance Lowards London, and by holding up his hende, and in one case calling out police trap warned approaching motorists, who slackeard speed, and so rendered inoperative the arrangements of

of the police.

their

100 parde veterans' racs (35 years and over).

POLICE COURT.

Monday, June 4th.

Hares M. F A. HAZELand (First

IDLICE MAGISTRASE).

FORMIDABLE CAMBLERS.

When time was exiled again, however, Madrali appeared to have learned a lesson. His Muyanroots were quicker the they had been before, as he roused the multitude to the wildest enthusiasm when he succended with his favourite leg-hold, and brought Haoken wohmidt to the mat. Hackenbolt was then on all foure, and in a task Madral's arms went round his waist. He had got a fair body hold, and it

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His superior height

Juspeitor Robertson, of Shaukiwan, pros *epted thirteen men for gambling. They were convicted and the two kempera fined $190 each, With the alternative of a month's guol, and the looked us if he might win. Then he tried to rest $9 each. The evidence of the Chinesslift Hackenschmidt, but, could not constables was to the effect that a fighting iren in a baie's breadth, was used when they raided the place on Sunday was a disadvantage to Madrali; he neeyind t mourning,

hava difealty in getting low down to his mau. Ho bant over, and made some movement to which the referen objected. Hackenschmidt, stlli au sil-fours, looked ap, kad appeared to ha appoaling against something. interfered, amid shoats of Lot en slope,

Not two to one," and so ná; but the referen

His Worship said that he did not baliere the fighting iros (produced; was actually used, but was of opinion that the keepers of the place bad it in their possession for the purpose of attacking the police. This was a serious ofense and he would inflict a heary penalty. The first

The coferec

and second defendauts would pay farther floss was perfectly right, and Madrali altered his of $100 each or go to gaol for six weeks, and in tactics, at oner. Putting all his strength in

The recent Inucleon to Sic Chunds and Lady police whiz action amounted to obstruction of lien of one day or ope dellar would be exposed bin grip, he tried to wrench Hackenschmidt

in the stocks for siz bours.

BRYORK ME. C. D. MELBOURNE (SECOND Potter MaGISTRATE).

*ALLEGED LIFEL

from the mat. He failed. He tried again, and again. and again, and ench time his grip was less serere, He was wearing himself out to po purpose. Then Madrati made a fatal mistake Having failed at the body hold, he let his bands go slowly up Hackenschmidt's wrist towards

which Hackenschmidt had been waiting. In a fraction of a second he gripped Madrali by

draws 10 warth with a force ml, to slooping for ive days was to be seen at them with Prince Art MucDonald in resolved to pay is legal costs and to support papur, Sai Kei Kuny Fick Po, was charged, its chest. The more was precisely the one for

connection

Mr. Little maintained that he had as much as avons eles to prevent the law being roker, but Mr. Muskeit contended that the defendant's

in the execution of their duty. The Beuch considered the alleged offenc MacDonald by the Emperor and Empress of Joan was not in the nature of a fazowel enter.

did not

not come within the Act. and dismissed the

1346; hut on the application of Mr. Mas tainment prior to the British Ambassadr's departure for his holiday in England, as kad kett they agreed to state a case,

Although Mr. Little is not a motorist por u beun surmised. Their Majestys" iuten:ion was

member of the Motor, Union, the quion has

Sam Kok-ng, editor of the Chipers news We are informed that a dog which lad heon to press their recognition of the services on-

dered by

by Sir Claude and

the Covision of the magistrates before a High that be, being the publisher of the World's mission. The Court. Ambassador and Lady Mac

MacDonald de couletɔ- veterinary surgeon's the other day.

a six months

Meanwhile, polico ardour in the matter of Neurs, did on April 25th and 26th, Mor 9th, and trip to Europe, but their "departure will not f

slacken, our correspondents inform ne, por, on obscene libels. begincing of October. “The

energy of

f the recognised Japan Mail states that there is no foundation the other hand, will the ener

Lotor scouts. These scouts, said a motoring to Tokyo after his holics, aut etre anthority yesterday, are undoubtedly unpopular. there is reason to hope that is Excellancy will As a rule, the no-motoring public will aid the poles rather than the motorist. People complete the io ambassadorial term of five who live along the high roads, and got the full konelit of the dust unisance, galy let the police ambush in their front gardens, and give them every assistance to catch motorists.

20,490,000,000,000,004 tous approximately, "while the "san's mass; notwithstanding its-

The Harwin Gazette of May-ith contains plats a six

great distance from the earth, attracts it photographs al ruined Suu Francisco Seme September or take place until the end of traps in various parts of this country will not June 2d, publish in that journal certain the right wrist, pull 3 him over and under, and

with a force of 3,462,000,000,000,000.00 | of the scenes um strikingly desolate. tons. In these numbers the sun's attraction It is státod Buat the Chinese Government of the earth is shown to be 169 times that has added its position with regard to the of the mesou." It therefore follows, as the Customs.appoistanuts, ju deference to foreign night the day", that "if the moou's forse protests.

raises the tides to a beight of six or seven

Yesterday boing a holiday business was feet, the sun should draw the sea over a generally suspended, and the people either bied mountain ne-Sfth of a mile high". The themselves to the Happy Valley or sought more author of this truly amazing demonstration distant places in which to spend a few hours, bogs us to withdraw our minds from the

A Brilish oflaer, Major Harvest, in credited

Youre

holiday. It believes that

A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE.

BAN FRANCISCO TO CHINA,

Mr. G. E. Morrell (of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, Crown solicitors appeared to prosecute.

The case was adjourned..

AN UNNERVING EXPERIENCE.

"thieu rolling over himself, pinand-kis man down. From the moment that Hackenschmidt gripped Mutral's wrist the end was not in donkt indeel, wany people foresaw the move bofore it we made, and shouted that Hackenschtailt had ITOB. Quca Madrali was 好好 his back Huckenschenidy's superior strongth soon finished matters, and the hot was all over in four

mniautos.

Directly the referee touched Hackenschmidt a storm of cathusiasm broke over the building.

Newtonian theory of attraction;, and to with saucessful plague cores in the Bangoon says the Straits Times, that the new line will proposed offering thanks to Colonel. Olcott, to the village. Creati, usticing that the cable / till they were hoarse, Hackensohuidt danced

start on the assumption that the surface of rantonments, His favourite medicine for

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roze.

Madrali went back to his corner, put on

A young Italian workman, named Giovanní Casati, mode an extraordinary dosent on the THE BUDDHIỆT CÓNGRESS.

serial cable which connects the village of Groglio-Castelroto, uear Lugano, and the Alp It is rumoured that a new steamship company

Buddhistio and Theosophist circles have been Mondisi, 3,60 feet high. The cable, which will shortly enter into

to transport wood and logs from the mountain Pacific Mail Stean bi opetition with the disturbed by happenings at the recent Buddhist passes over a precipice 1.50aft, in depth, is used Men threw their hats in the air and elunter

Company. We gather, Congress in Ceylon. A resolution was there ran in color the road Company, and will Frendent of the Theophical Society bad become slack, was engaged in tightening up for a moment and waved his band in triumpk run in cojunction with the new railway swned number of orthodox Buddhists objected to the it when, to his horror, he found that the men to the people, and then ran back to bis dressing- plague patiente is suúpbur and brandy." A Dr. by their company, known as the Great Western. proposal on the ground that Thoоsophy below had sat the cable in motion, and that.. the sea is pushed, instead of pufled, by the Douglas writes to the Press strongly protesting It is considered probable, indeed it is almost a from the Buddhistic point of view, a beresy, and large pile of wood from above was ruaking at

There is expansive force in the sun's against au unqualified man doing docter pidjin, 9rtainty, that the advent of this new has of that Colonel Olcott lind by his talk of "ignorant Wards him. Balanclug himself on his hands and his overcoat, and walked out of the ring with

steamers will result in

at rates between and bigoted Buddhists," by his condemnation, feat on the cable, he made a wild jump at the bis seconds, apparently just es unconcerned as thatwo companies which will then be operating, of the who venerated the tooth relie, and by pile of lege as it same towards him, and managed when he had stripped for the match. His only Frince Arthur's visit, it was left smeared with It is anticipated that the first vessel of the new other conduct, forfeited the respect and loyalty to grasp a log with ous haud. Hanging over remark about the match was made to his secondl

will be in Hongkong before the nex

next of

prooipice with ona baad, he was whirled "He is a very strong man." Then he went: of the Budd ists. The temper of zmajurity of pressure rising. Assisted by the motion of all stains and pitted with nail holes, Once three or four zooatles have passed, W. under the meeting favoured passing the vote of thanks, down to the villago below, over a distance away and dressed.

of 3,000ft. When the pile of wood came to The general opicion was that Hackenschmidt the earth, the sun pushes our tides; the more the bamboo scaffolding woat up, the holes stand, continues the same journal, that a gentle and seeing this the Venerable the High Priest standstill in the village. Casati dropped had triumphed as much by his superior knowledge constant revolution of the earth from west to were plastored up, and the scaffolding was again pan who was formerly general agent for the Sir Sumangala left, tha meeting after denouncing off and fainted. Ho recovered later, and was of the game as by his strength. In short, Le

Francisco hat the resolution. It will be interesting to se

was decidedly the better man of the two, and, east inclines the sea water to flow westward, taken down yesterday. The edifice still wants accepted the position of General Manager in what comes of this rupture of the strange alliance none the worse for his sul vanture, but reass was:

unnerved that he resigned his post.

| deserved his sacOBRS) because it is difficult for the water to washing, or better still, painting,

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mitys: we have only to think of them pushing!

at the sen to see the part free from such

When the clock tower was decorated for

company will be

the new company.

a war of

between Buddhism and Theosophy.

the