PARIS.
(Face GFI CORRESPONDENT)
July 6th.
1 Sarah" arrivod at half-pest eloren and the spectators we were "just beginning to leave," rerambled back to their place and hi tentively watched the performance of "Da. Dane ave Comelias fill two o'clock in the traing. Mmy Bernhardt, who is now enjoying a well-corned THE CAMAN VISITOMIS
rest at Belle-Isd, a quiet aside placo, and -The latest Tion of the day to arrivo in Paris is King Siswath of Catebou, who may be said indulging in yachting, intends to open a w to be the must posmatric farjuta potentate that there in New York, which is now being built, ever, visited the French capital. His presetend to bed for her. Of the many
hur had for rianit to divert the stentie of Parisians to the weedler which in toupied and
Treasures who has brought boek from the states. where she main quite a small fortune, there are
Ciali
A NAVAL EXAMPLE,
coring mash suffering to His Mojody and is, if ny, which she prizes more than fatura impe suite, Gaing to his wearing para fagrik which is the name of as supurl eat which of her adiicers presented to her men token leather hand, his fort have broute terribly inted,uel sey, that, or bons hereta pien pobasil da potahond in carpol slipper The French Coverment has done everything to "make the stag (of King Sisowath, Bis sizes at sixty-nine, sur-t dances in Paris is plevurende as could be, and spared me expertam To usura finir confort, On their arreal st
Mardill thay Www Pai fron
in lify carriages with an escort of ruby. to the pass in the Avenu Mainhoff, whet fuw born rental For 4tan, by the Governin27-30" The hose has been specially furnished with magnificent of fitnes belonging to the Shale, and hung with valuable Grotein fapestry The boul în which May Cain shot at Rampages fuss her provided for King Siswath kanvéter, “declined it with thank," as preferred his gan piere of met range which lo always chughes with it. His Majoly's wis und langsirs have been accommodated with gorgeous suits of peans, including dress ar
W
iti
That
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 7TH. 1906,
CHINA IN PARLIAMENT.
usual attention to Far Eastera intorests during The House of Commons devoted toere than
the week ending July 59k. We extract the
| by the Chines not only in the foreign settle. ↑ wouts, but through the whols of their own
her own subjects she will find no more willing country. If China shows any desire to reform the sort of punishments that she inflicts upon But it is impossible in å following On Jme 28th, Capt. Craig as ed sympathiser than as the Secretary of State for War: Whether his large settlement like Shanghai, where there are stration has been called to the inadequacy of hundreds of thousands of Chinese, that the the accommodation provided for the offers and. Extreruns shld be responsible for all the Chitose courts ou Inn of the British Legation
Chinese sabrefs are rug to Chiness law. And the danger of intof cring is very gent. whether, in view of the Kard at Peking: punishments inflicted
The Chineses arà estremely pulons military are properly argommodated, lu
their civil quartos e an out, and the ferrant and will take steps to provide suitable gauriers for rights. The other day, in the foreign settle the British guard: and whether he is aware Bat, ment of Stonghai, the Consuls id down Bera is a hospital for the British militery Karrison,
Dufel
Legution's
Mr. Haldang: The provision of suitable nemaldien for the British Legation guard at Peking get of a hostal is at the present manent being carefully consulered, and it is hoped that a decision will be reached at an early tlake.
Ty
that Chineka armair brought before Chinese court were to be talon to the tha mansipal or Burepet prison, and nat Mixed Court goes on grounds of humanity, they considered that the Chase prison was not in a condition fit for the rep
of female
A very laudable The crevnt. British naval nang-atres--which
budive bar a fortauni-dy in hot that was not tus var hay en go suzesssdal-diave Ho
On the 29th Sir R. Grey, having teen asked warranted by our treat rights! The attempt impressed the french wayal authorities that M.
A Laidlaw if he will inform the His as to enfor it resulted D
a protest by the quason, the Minister of Marine, life decided the mumber of gonarial agents, ofble than Cass pag's rate and struggle in Conet. le send a misun of novel elves to Harland Men-ular gents, in the service of the respectiveted tuled in a riot, in which one or two people Grenuments of Prunes, Helgina, Germany,
for theirhue quil work properly unik
porty was destroyed, emagne | wid; thus duty of studying the manner
the 'uited States of Amerin, and Japan, who carried which target praction is
residual in this country; and as to the make obser munker of commercial agents, other than in the British Navy, and to
dip in regard to the English methodusular agents, in the servior of the British Govmplent who are sirent in France, „d telescopis sighting and live control.
B-Lin, German .-1. 'nited States of mais-for an intlead a compliment to the winery America, ispan, and Chins, keys --Thon is a
which he present £h{rri=hhcx! k¢
British commercial affiché on the stati of the French Admirsity Board, Jeyally backed by Thonbass, and a techniesi attaché si that of th
affurget Practice and the offers uzman Embasy. No appointment of
fascial agents have boon 'neditisk to then Furvign have raised the British Navy, Pr | Office by either the United States, Chigian, de whose special corresponfint las bon depo. Theretre British commercial attachés wilding this year's British. manoueres mest fr France and Belgium, Germany, China, mud siteatisely declares.1ant Great Bertain aspas, and there is she a British comercial
is the United agon?
States peted Chat
On July Mr. Lonsdale asked the
¢
The
Eba 11 coneen! rate in a
)
show the danger of enckaching on Chinese jurisdiction thefave thements. There any treaty rights and an established law and practice, but that cannot ud med Lay ahered without the ronsent of the Channe, and if you try you are lisatud to hate trende, five no pajion is mar jalons of its rights or knows b tier what those rights are than the chiarze.
NATIONAL PHANTOMS.
Que of the senzational halfpenny newspap s of London has been running a-armistory vieilly descriptive of the invasions of England and the
singa of. London. Lord Fitzinancies Under- uretary for Porrigen Affairs, has sipen been
which such sclerêm, tempos thesamtessa, Borring
rooms with toilet hades of us. The bathudiky short space of tinn " fear hundred | Borelary of biste for Foreign Affairs what making Tea of the absurd "nervousness" ol For the King's daughters ifited up with tata arhipe, splendidly counod, in Jumo wahora, sige are bing taken to pure that the assar whi
and that her ports fre seentes against surprises giva by the Wai-wap that on chung of resevaloared marble.
# farther lavishes rodies praised upon the thai Ambally for the admirable distribi Kion of this feet and the perfect order with wel whole of the mobilisation was carried
HODE MEAT.
is contemplated in the methods of administering the Chinese Custoan will in officially pen matat d for the instruction of all team engage in thedepartment.
of
to the proposed Channel Taverlo stid:
Hà ligt nok the right to reveal the w crot mijl the Government on that subject, even if le knew it, he then- & 18 4
some great obstacle in the way of the realisation of that prej of. Every Sir E. they: His Majesty's € "hargé d'Affairs | nation had its plaution, taitours w
a milita at Peking reported on Jus i that the offices. Formarly it was feared that a French army of the way Administrator would be ready in mirt creep into England through the bols of a the weeks, when instructions would be issued Clanne tuwd, te it was a Grinan army that. to Sir R. Het be contime as bafore. These was feared, then a Passion: But today it was According to the latest si disties published
koows
instructions would be in are with this the Chinese war. We had been assured in the
His Majesty's Govern besser and the newspapers never lied bebind
assurance-required by ther of wad Pech dalisties us everyones
always
other meat, and being issued officially went f
Chat & Mengrod army, after er sáng Asia, barning
Poder dage, than pre
destroying Berlin sad the of 19, nu fower meies-thors
Mr. 1. Davier asked the Se e retary of State Univery at Paris, would seempyt
the piorhead anil Moter
were $
for Foreign Airs what steps ho at luis, nl, entering the bannel, emerge at Administration of Shanghai; whethar, in view greulful pidure forgot the French army, which
of the Chinese
in the vast plains between Truts and Poitiers authorities to come in an agreement with
would defeat this army and deliver us frn of the refusal on the part
Turlar inwien.“ the representatives of Expbud, Germany, and
The jeeddy foran Marseilles to Paris was a eventful one, sing to the King's numerous prices: the fram experienced delay as it but to staged for half an hour on the way His Majdy's equast in orde to calm him to chuge part of his l ing Thow assailed on the platform Paris to welcome the aising wished visitor at hardly refrain from smiling when they saw His Majesty wearing dyes clothes down to The waist, the brick-red Sample-chichurn a j kiad of short i rower re-shons of the same enlair. - Pinned across his shitet front was the Legion of antibin, is steadily on the increase in - Matiemi, --The sloges Printeses win accompunide French expital. ed King bistauthent first redusest in bave theils Wige killed last your Train, as they were lang washing; and it as fully an hour for is Majesty har sit the station that they mal na appearaner,
220 horser, Alush too for for in
Pais
A
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No. 3 FOLDING POCKET KODAK 23-12-062 $98.00
4 CARTRIDGE
(£6-15-03] | 800,00
LONG, HING & CO.
No. 17, QUEEN'S ROAD
HAVE YOU TRIED BLATZ
THE STAR MILWAUKEE BEER:
AMERICA'S
PER CASK, le Dozes PISTS
DOZEN PINTƏ
SOLE AGENTS:
381
BEST.
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AUSTRALIAN ENGLISH MAHL
SERVICE
DE NEW CONTRA
The Flonila Tranes of July Bob says de After long by egotistions the cointrant der the earr ng of the Anstrains English unis was signed at Melbourne on the 7th buy
It has been ascertained that the coalreet is will the Sunderland via of Sir James Lang & Co. Ltd. for a section eged in spat toi fint of the P, and (9. sorties, and flat the route will be between Binist and Poet Adelaide, with Fremantless aufereal port of enil. The absud is said to be lo abem Eilen ex. --Pen vision is made fer greater spoed for a proper fionately increased subsidy and this malte is to be decided forthwith.
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sa infra hat rather then wore for tear mistakable proof that the Tuste for horse 1sed to take for the organisation of the Hover ut tirse who bad conjured of neted throughout for the sacres-fukten Is vers, !
Das of his first visa arriving in Paris was for all ou President Pabitres who heartily wedrened him and rare a banquet the sur
Plus Pruident also ¦ evening in his honor.
eded is Mjesty's visit, na must, a fer hours later, Parisians have shoes hin: the greatest restart and take a great plossare in explaining to biis everything likely to interest đồn. The King is talen nära faseal the sight, like any ordinary cutey vousin, thunch with a great deed of a cemeal on the part of Five Pedor, Howergral-fulfe in this no denkt, Bat he would much rather prefer to be allowed to follow his era devices, Tiedjes great desiro eu the port of His Magrety--and of his site in preteniar fodsotiontalise themselves and acquire Eurog an habiba
This was shown
( !* * ** his to th
The hip Pogi abattoir or slaughterhouse which the Manicipal Council construell eight n months ago has become inadequats, and bars but-kers live petitiond be suborilis toiled sine that that date are to beat rely online the stunts. The butchers are willing to bear the migh
Enited States as to the procedure of flus Mizel Court, he would inform the Hons if this j assessors are egelúi ávely bound by the regulations | 18; and whether paction and prot
sir E. Grey No stips for the rvorganisation of the mistration of the internationa. settlement at Shanghai wa in contemplation. A JUNTASTRPUS ARPAT.
It would not as eorrect to say that the Chinen The statement made by that wicked man authorities he refused to come to an agree Easy to the effect that bo was the writerment as to the proosdure of the Mixed Court, of the faderen on which the unfortunate Negotiations are presending as to the propos Dreyfus was condein d. has cause i urprise a dents to the Court rules, sud, although no final result has been altained, we unter and hopes here he was by mois people looked upon that considerable progress has been made.
of the Mixed Court. all song as the real culprit. Near the less, the Mouwhile an informed t
is being administered as hitherto in accordance Savement as published by the Independance | As
with praction and przedert. Beeg is rignificant Esterhazy goes on to that all his superiore, from the Minister CE Wa. M. Cavaiguar, down wards, always
truth prevented him from disclosing the
Tiling the truth simply," says Esterhazy, war thenly way of getting out of it." But in spate of all his trials, the officers of the aries in the future,
SINGAPORE COMMERCIAL
SENSATION.
BANTE SAHER
This Finits Times of Jaly 1996 says:-(9 Friday afternoon information was sworn lofore Mr. Nathan, the Fourth Magistrate, for a warrant forth west of II. 4! Hogan, formerly Chairman of Directors and Managing Director of Hogan and Company, L64
Mr. Croker, a well-known M. Burns sadieitor, al locsigned Bumbacts on their behalf. A
amber of Australian capitalists are interestedd · t«btx in them. available ■ prosit. The Prime Minister da lis u latter signed by Mr. Cross on Febialf of his primei sis, and in this a garanten is given to proceed to Melbourne and Sydney. It is a sestal
but their names may
that the steamers will, in overy probability, ceptique ou te Brishine, and that under vor an eetitions Naw Zalaud tuny be included in the Pinite,
It is impossible to ascertaiù et proson if the stramers will provved as far as Brisby as flis point is unt definitely settled. All dat
he said with certainty is that it is the inter- tion of the new combine to send I hear boats our tc 13. isbares In this evineel intį may depend on the result of aggroliation- with the Queensland Government, and this would lead to the assumption that extension
11 of the series to Beissues may onl
The warrant was granted and bait was fix d at Sun
Detective Sergeant Mackin' effected the arrest on Saturday afternoon, Later Mr. Hogan apparel before Mr. Colman on theexus charge. following aega ja
for or
(1) Het you being the wurugor and dine. wo: Hegon and Cu to wit by falsel stating in the perspectus of Higan and Co, that the protis of the forme compons were $117,011.63 and thereby deceived one St. Vincent B. Down and they by dishonestly induced him to take sirves in the said Company to the amount al 27 and terely e muitted offence punish
O the 3rd Me, Lonsdale asked the Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs whether the British claim against the Coiness Government, in contection with the murder of missionaries at Nan-chang. has beeo settled; and, if whether the terms are nek us will tend to safe gaurd the lives and property of British mission
on the occasion of his present the Elyseert staff would not let him. Este razrived as to the prishuren's of the respetable and e. 2 of the Penal Code
Sir E. Greg Terms of settlement have been dinner, where bo nuri lis Ministers kept asking
ortod by stating that "the Procurarsible officials and rioters which are considered iH That you did, heat to wit by falsely seam of the larited whist, ko magght to dnin
Generai, 31 Bamicin, is, the only Frelsatisfactory, and His Majesty's Charge stating in the alanes abent of Fingan nnd Cu order not to appear vouspicions. He is only
pagistrate win c-anzen fed to see the truth in Affairs has been authorised to forma tus Chinese Govarsment at the matter will be too plaitaitais odbers. The Kine on-
the whole of the Dreyfus affair." The angete regarded as seital conditionally, on the pay. joyed his trip 1 Fontainebleau immensely
of Deyfus is now so evident to all men that ment of an indemnity to the surviving child of was the schaf perhaps pleased Him most
property | it ushers litle whether the Coar de Curation Mr. and Mrs. Kinghan, sad for the 3 tercionen cary in the pond.
Lurer for Prevent allies kirlaessa liin graviation itself, or whether it onewed, and of rewards for the Chinese offi-
cials who assisted British missionaries, hoped that the pavishments given will be a figured ogminut "rach antystrophes in future. On July 5th, in Committee of Supply, on the vote to complete the sum of £1,36 for the salaries ad expenses of His Majesty's Snetary of State for Foreign Affairs,
emeralds, and enbios.
mors sent. it for re-trial by a runt martial From has only but our print desire, to forget all about the mess, and longs to hear that the whole atlain was settled one and forel. Some
he, with the President's permission. gave a weird performanes by his Cambodian dauring girls, which was the attraction of this Presidential gardenparty held a few days, ngir and which greatly plene 4 The guests-730) of the moon reactionary papers still find time alehom had been jovite I The sixty nine perks to attempt to defend the extraordinary mass wore elaborate cosfarnes, which are beautifully designed in gobi ont siteor, un enern with jewoda of all kinds, including digmond, pats, Lim aerompazi- Jant of their own mucie the during girls filed on the stage, their gorgeous nul glittering garments making a sory pictureque display. Tuy first scuted Case King and this sorp de teilla is the King's great hobby and pre cegation on which Ee incasseqty Irishes Ang sums of money, to enshlo them to dress in the richest materials and the mot imposin
w-Is—after which they perforiri som saered dances of a weird descripin. Next, they pro dook a lung and intriest pony, the plot of which central round a beautiful princes who eleped with a charming prince, and su aroused The angue of the King. A very enj sable afternoon was spent, aut o ergoue left Be President bappy.
FAXATION QUESTIONS:
M Poincaré, the Minister of Finance, is to be pitied. The more he tries to raise money for the ring public exponilitura, the more abendes he makes. His colleagues have advised
is put a fas en mneral water, which the allegre would be an exvallent thing, All those mufacture and sell mineral waters o
It is
Mr. H. Marks russ to call attention to certain
D
excuses
of 3 st December, 104, that the assets of the Company in the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank were $3.7
75645 and thereby deosived St. Vivat B. Down and thereby dishonestly induced him to rorent to releation of his property to wis $7,000 and thereby nomittal an effanc punistul andor Section 417 of the
Penal Code
in
In enneation with this case, we understand that there is no pablic persecutor at present in Singapore. The Deputy Public Prosecuter will probably be away for another mouth and the ruse may have to stand over uotil his returs.
THE COLLISION WITH A BRITISH CRUISER.
FURTHER RETAIL
Some additional iculars of the collision
It was only within the past few day that Mr. Croker ucuzed Sir James Laing and Co., Ltd., of Sunderland, na bis principals. In the meantime he auf deposited his own cheque for £500, and a boul for them was satise quently given. The combed cotsists of a umber of Buglish and Aust aliny capitalists. Ins
course a company will be formed ander the file of the Australian Mail Company, with apital of Logo. The bad office will be in Austral, nd thers will be bourds of directors both in Australia and in Eagleid. Me. member of the Australian Croker will be a Board,
It
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1, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.
BABY'S TERRIBLE
FACE HUMOUR
Would Scratch and Tear Away the Flesh -Neighbours Caled it Worse Case Ever Seen-Grew Worse Under Doc- tors-Suffering Terrible.
CURED BY ONE SET
OF CUTICURA REMEDIES
"My baby's face was a mais rif sores. The doctor called it eerut, it his treat- ment did eve goal, as the child was nefting worne, the disease ruling the end away from his nose, and spending to his body, Neighbours said it was the worst case they had ever seen. Hi suffering whos terrible, and he wouht scratch and toss away the flesh. We then used the Cuti- cara Remedies, one set curing him com pintely, and healing his face without sent or Minish. --Wm, Cridland, as Winches- ter St., Pentonville Ed., Ni London, Eng,"
BABY QUIRK'S CURE
Of Torturing. Raw, and Scaly Eczema By Cuticura My baby was audicted with xboxtlisema Two stars treateri running gezettate, him for three months, hul he grew worse and his face was a sickening sight. We then started to use Cuticura, arrl joined foraight an improve heat at once. In the rising had east, the scales nearly all driest off, and in a month his face was perfectly clear.-W. 1. quirk, No. 1 West End
Raywood Road,
N. Southampton
CUTICURA A BLESSING
To Skin-Tortured Babies
The suffering which Cuticura Soap and Ointment have alleviated among the young, and the comfort they have afforded worn-out and worried parents, have led to their adoption in countless homes na priceless curatives for birth humours, milk crust, scalled head, ceremus, Tashes. every farm of weling, staty, pimply skin, and scalp humours, with loss of Lair, of infancy and age.
Carleurs Sogy, công meid, mid 1900 are vul§ 135 mulower tha Pater DIN iPad esdim, K. Tow Cher For Mas, 1, 3. Su Pay Stalled fro
tomy or Haby's Sting You, she
58.4
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.
The two firemen of the Dmich str. Jadra who were arrested on July With charged with
As already stated, the speed will be about the the theft of £6 from the ingage of a samo as that of the present F. and (). service. passenger nomn« T. J. Wals, are
Act
the
Htill in At any time, however, the Commonwealth, by custody at Shanghai awaiting a doction as to proportionately increasing the subsidy, which the question of Consular juri diglion over the It i is generally supposed, ad said to be. is in the neighbourhood of £120,000, may case,
the Merchant Shipping demand sa izoreman of speed to 612 horse-power the opinion of most of the Conants, that under or at hours, under what has been the limited by the Danish authorities, but the latter.
o the present.
appears, koli Arrangements will be made for carrying the it mails overland from Naples by the quickesting ordinary larceny possible route.
Noties has given to the Ociout Shipping Company and other tenderers of the completion of the contract with Sir James Laing and Co.
The new servics will begin in February, 1.
THE HUNG HUTZE.
men should he the opinion that the ofleurs not come amber the Ant, therefore the respective consuls for th countries of which the men are nationals, should deal with them. The American Acting Consul.
General has cabled home for Istructions.
Meanwhile Mr. Wolle, who is by no means a wealthysnan, is obliged to remain in Shanghai.
A cablo niegs was sent by the Government to Captain Collins, Commonwealth represent ative in Tondon, asking for information with regard to the standing of Sir Jazors Laing and Co, and the reply was highly satisfactory is na old Sunderland firan, and it enjoys a very That you did cheat to wit by falsely high reputation in the shipbuilding world stating in the balance set of 31 December, Nour of the ships--it will require eight to 1911, that the rule of the plast of the company perform the service-ave tử km, less than 11,00
toas register, although this is not specified. It was $7,799.41 and thereby deceived the sail St. Vincent B. Down and thereby dishonestly is understood that the fleet will consist of
the AR tarlise steamers.
most modern induced him to came to the patention of his his property to wit $7, th and thereby no- appliances for storing feosen cargo will be provided, while the accommodation for pas of forgeries and, fals-loods by which the coo-juheist and punitive mustheds affecting China
soupers will it is said, be of the most up-to-date ranethy of the Captain was obtained and men in curtain British consious in this amitted an eines punishable pander Section 417
charactor. The ring of the ease as posipized till argonumbers of China men were sentenced very steel up, but surely anyone pays the flow and other British Ceasulas ports of the Penal Cerit slightest attention to
truth year to be fogged with the immboo or toch Saturday, the 4th August. them. The
forms of patishiaent, which
Mr. Hop was bailed out by n Chinese firm i TW generally accepted with resign with the canguo,
Market Street. ton. if without enthusiasin, and the fact that were brutal and barbarers in their character. and he asked the Foreign Secretary to consider the martial were derived by false whether it would not be proper to instruct our idees and ensning forgeris ands cery Consular offers to refrain frens sitting as | tow to deny it.
ass ssons in courts where such punishments were fieted, which were repugnant to the HP British sangy of humanity and fair play. moved to reduce item & of the vote by 21
Bir E. Sassoon greed that any act by our Gocument which might even camotely Le constrmel inte a condooition of those hideous horbatīties and
to which refersuce countenan either begu-made, or as gising cour the side or the other in the entier, would wished to prove a deplorade setback. He direct attention for a few Lemonis farther of the exact contrary opinion. They are not East. In regard to Chira, by bolieses that the which took place on July 22nd between the tungls apposed to a fax of five centines-on desire to imitate Japan and achiere freedom British craiser Didem and the Mafanyama- mara about thirty miles off Shingama Bay, in ball punying lovied per bottle, and from international control was based upo will not hour of it. The proposed And
nothing more tongible than a vague aspiration Rikuzen Proviare, in which the latter vessel popular income-tas hast be shelved for of getting rid of the foreign beharian. What sustained some damage, are pablished in the
A Tairon dispatch to the Asahi saya-- the monet, the French will never agros to it
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more left Otaru on the 17th, and after culling Between the 22nd and the 23 instant the 7th inst. Maas Sarah Bernhardt sives her seluru The fact that this French Ministry is at its urged the necessary of enforcing the fulfilm-at the coast of Rikuzen provises on the 22nd, when number as about 156, zaided Pitsown (near ham on the 7th lust, uur is dus here go the
Everyone whosa privilege it has been to nose any case, no it may as well be forgotten. I fare was likely to await the Chiness themselves Japun Herald. It appears that the Materyana-
it tl foreign yoke ware thrown off He
at Hakoto and gieobana, was navigating band of 200 Haoghutze (sowe reports give the from America declare that she curtainly looks wit's and to is the wind" still ainres one in of engagements which had been entered into by
she enocnstored a thick fog. Shortly after she Tairon) and barred the houses and carried 18th ist.
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The 1.G.M Mr. Prius Regent Luitpoil left younger than ever. She displays not the least the am. No one sees how the difficulty is to the Chinese Govurament,
"deseried the Diedem and King Alfred on her away money and articles. The great portion: Sir E. Gres, in the course of a general reply, track of fatigue after her ardmas tour and be settled in the face of so much pablio
of the Emmy Joel was for the payment of taxes Kebo via Nagasaki, Shaop bai and Foochow on and the hat and Minwouth on her opposition.
aid: As to China, the whole question of concesport
starboard side, the Best straming from Yis a to the Administration Baroau. The total losses Sunday, the 5th inst, pan, and may be azprated struggles with thus Theatrical Trust, and only
on or about 14th inst sions in China is difficult at this moment.
are estimated at Y100,000. bama to Hskoda'e. The steamer turned to the Additional important experiments in sub-held that while the Chinese ure perfectly at to areid a collision, which appeared inorit emiles when allusion is made to her 110 nights
During the
hting & Japanese aid a which she epeat in a railway carriage. Her marine arval warfare bare just been carried out entitled to claim for themselves a free hand in vise. It was, however, too late, as the Diadem Chinese polis mat and a Japanes merchant Singapore on the 4th inst. and is expected here
st Toulon. The question to be tested on the the future, they are bound to recognise the
The GN. str. Minnesola loft Eestile on the recent visit to the United States-and the sixth present occasion was whatbor it is practically conversiona and obligations into which they struck her on the starboard bulwark. In the were killed. A few others were wounded and on Friday, the 10th inat
callision some thirty feet of frou plates on the rome pre missing possible for submarines to entor urgeon into have entered in the past; s
sud
propose, when
The raiders fled northwards. The police 25th July.
The T. Gregory Apear, from Calcutta, left well-defended barbour. Choice was made for Sir Ernest Satow returns in a few days, Japanese steamer were swashed, but no sericus
cen- damage was done. Three bosts were quickly atation at Wadengtien, en the high-way from a 10 of the operation of the Grand to diversa with bica the whole gauti no napot dispatched to the resous by the heat, and the Pitsewn to Fabablien, or Port Adams, was Singapore on the blu inck, p.m., and may be boud bank, which is littered with reefs cessione in China, and to see whether wo cauzot
extent of the damnge was investigated. The attacked and three policemen, out of four, ir-rexpected hern on or about 10th inst સul I rocks, all known of course, but none the less arrive at some general settlement with the
The CN. str. Shachaing left Shanghai on the dangerous for Fulwarize
The 4th inst., and is das here on the 8th inst, at The Chinese Government. With ite navigation. The
to Yokobama, where she arrived on Japonese women were carried away, Mixed Courts in
afterncen.
Temporary repairs bave former arrived in Manchuria only avout ten daylight. distributed in three lines over a perimeter the foreign settlements in Chius, I can only be effected, sest the vessel loft for Kobe on daye ago from Japan.
again that these puaistinents
This nows has been brought by a policeman. in uanter-were sot to get past them indicted by Chinese magistrates in Chinese Wednesday.
Four vessels of the British squadron bound who was severely wounded and only managed! bright weather, and with the ses scarcely broke Courts. It is true that our police arrest by a ripple. At three miles from the first line prisoners and bring them before those Courts, for Hakodate were obliged to take shelter is to walk to Port Adams with great difficulty. of defenoc, the submarizes made their plunge and that a British assassor sits by the side Yamada Bay. Iwate Prefentare, at 6 p.m. on a depth of 13 yards, and making uso of the of the magistrate. Bat the treaty mye Tuesday, owing to the fog. The vessels got periscope only once, get clear past all three lines that the law edzininistered shall be the law of under weigh on the following morning, but of torpedo-boats, passing under their keels the nationality to which the officer trying the had to put into Miyako, the fog again making without their presence being suspected.
case belongs. These punishments are inflicted navigation dangorous.
THE DIVINE SAKAM
of its kind-has been more than delightful, ste never found the Americans mon charming as on the last occasion.
The devotion of so many enthusiastic Westerners who not content with naming a public square after her in their com
Liny
EUUNALINIS,
la
on her
DARING OUTLAGE NEAR
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PALNY.
mercial capital-New York-nly condesconded channel was defended by fire torpedo oral punishments indicted in the surd to that fatsuyama-maru wus able to noxiune har killed. The wifs of a policaman and another |
to conse and witness her performances in huge
of three miles, and the submarine-threa
fonts, will ever remsin engraved in her hourt.
The great actress has no end of anecdotes to
relate.
One of her experiences while ever in
the States has produced a vivid impression
On one occasion she was to play in such a tout some eight miles from town, when a railway accident happened. Nevertheless the "Divine
to
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Monday
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The C... str. Empress of India urvived it Yokohama ata.m. on Monday, the dt ist.. and 1 ft again at 1 pm me day for Kola, where she due to arrive at pm. on Tuesday,
The P.M. str. Mongolia will sail from Yoko.
The Brocklebank Line str. Pindari loft
There are minds that love rules for the anke
of rules, and the people who possess them should
Not socialism, or soy other "ism, CAD permanently equalise the fortunes of men. The strong will dominate, the weak must succomb. To abolish poverty, to abolish wealth, we must frst abolish the natural inequalities among mankind.
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not be allowed to possess childron also.
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