BELILIOS PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Thỏ annual privo distribution in connection with this school took place on Saturday moming, when Mr. E. A. Irving, the Inspector of Schecls, presided. A large number of pupils was in attendance, and sumerens visitors. Proceedings were opened by a Chinese girl who displayed her knowledge of English in a neat little address of welcone to Mr. and Mrs. Irving and the visitors. The senior girletben gaya an exhibition of physion) drill, this being followed by an excellent musical programme, the per- formore on whieb acquitted themselves in a manner highly creditable to thnic justructors.
The beadmistress, Mrs. Tutcher's annual report was then read by Mr. Irving. The following is part thereof Tha usmbers on the registers at present are 103 in the English division against 90 at the corresponding period last year and 383 in the Chines division. Of them admitted during the roar, fally is" per seat were girle urryeate of spe, which seems to show that there is à growing desire on the part of the girls thom- salvos for an Engash ducation. The import- antsimily of English composition which presonts so many diffeulties to native childran, basta. caivu a great stimulus from the generous offer of Mr. R. B. Belition. When our visit to the school last May, Mr. Boblios kindly signified bis intention of providing annually tivo prizes of $10 oach to be awarded for the best componi | ans on a unbject chosan by the Inapactor ¤ Sahools. There has already been a mark- ed improvement in the ordinary exorciss of the class competing. To spcourage amongst purely Chinese girls a more distinct and andible tone of voice in «randing and speaking, the Trustees of the Belilios. Fund have, on the advios of the Iuspector of Schools, kindly offared 825 in prizes to be competed for
reat Fummer, as elocution prizes. A sum of $25 has this year heen granted by the Gavern. on to help the Prize Fund, which up to now Aus bern dependent on the kind, audeoription of | various gentlemen interested in education. At the examination in Decmbor, this school sent mp six candidates in the advanced suction, and a team of five in the jauior division. The results are not yet to hand.
Mrs. Irving then presented the prizes won during the year, after which
LOCAL SPORT.
CRICKET.
MARRIED. SINGLE.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 4TH. 1907.
Saturday's match on the Hongkong Cricket Club's ground was between teams representing married and single members. The result was a win for the single players by three wickets and 150 runs. Ecoros and analysis aro ----
First innings of "MARGIED."
1. Maitland, Hancock, b Bird
1. H. E. Stoper-Lusthés e Sub., b Lowis G. H. Edwards, 1.b.w, b Lowes
A. Mackenzie, Ind
Cat. Benzler, blowis
Liont. Junz, e Fowler,
Bird
121
Major Stegterson, e Pessee, 1 Lewin..... 30 N. H. Rutherford, Ird
Dr. Attapon. R. Hauek, b Bird Res, . K. Wells, e Hall, b Meng
J. Booper, at Ponsonby, buckay 1. A. Hastinga, not put
Extras 2 x****
Lewis... Him
Total...........
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Mackle
Hancurk
14 1
15
—
·Forst innings of "INGLE."
22
10
1921
W
T. E. Pearce, e Athinon, Retherford... 52
N. Clarum, Stanger Leather
Capt. Crickenbeek, e and b Rutherford
H. Huck, Atkinson, ta lantings......
W. A. Powell, e Wells, is Ratherford.............. Mujer Lawis, net unt
12. Posunny, b stanger-feathes
EA. Fower, not at ...
Extin....
Total
15
F2
C. H. Mackay, R. E., Birl, J. Hall and A. S. Cullen dial tod bank,
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Stunge-Lention.. Bazing
Rutherford
Mukaz Hresting
AŁK
1
31
CRAIGENGOWER T. ARMY STAFF.
3
at the Happy Valley, and resulted in a win for Craigengewer by four wickets and runs
Scores --
AŚMY ATAYE.
CYCLING.
The road race to be run to Taipo and back, promoted by Mr. Mariean of the Dragon Cyclo Co., is causing considerable interest and speculation. Already there are about a dozen entrante, included in the number being moet of the Colony's strongest wheslmen.
POLO,
A TRAVESTY OF THE "BLUE" WATER" SCHOOL.
{DY ADMIRAL BIR CYPRIAN BRIDGE,
It has lately heon demonstrated-unintention- ally, and therefore more effectually that it is pos ible to be a student, not to my an expositor, of Clausewitz and yet evinos a singular indifference te the risks of exposing your flink. Some weeks Bo that
gave a bangust in London the after-dinner period employed in of the liability of the the question
fenoo and
This, anothor match in connection with the inspirited body, the National De-
MIDDLESEX . CIVILIANS.
the
ment from
from being pres-at qu'il after the par
West Kent Cop tournament, was played na the United Kingdom to be invaded er raided. A very interesting paper was toad on the occasion, Polo ground at Cseway Bay on Saturday, and distinguished personage took part in and onded in an easy win for the Middlesex discussing it.
it. I had been Inoured
ured by.
receiving team by ten goals. About two minutes after an invitation to the banquet, but to my great play started the civilians scored their first and regret was prevented by an importaat engage- only goal, the Middlesex having things their had been road and the principal spooshes lud own way for the rest of the game, and ending been delivered. A printed copy of the paper was with eleven goals to their credit. The follow-handed to me, but the time remaining was so short that it did not suffice for turning over its ing represented the Middlesex Mr. Davy pages. I was, however, gourteously permitted to Mr. H. E. Large, Mr. Dixon and Lient. Col. road it on a sabsequent
twice the day. At least Scott Moncrieff, while the Civilian team was popor contains reg at taral offers to reply composed of Mr. C. H. Ross, Mr. J. Hastings, do this properly a statement of the real character
which questions ara put forward in it. To Mr. Murray Stewart and Dr. Noble,
of the Blue Water School must be made.
to
A second match in the same tournament was have been played between the Royal Artillery and the Polo Club, but as Lient. Commander Hruniker Hraton. R.N.. of the Club team was nonble to attend the match was adjourned.
YACHTING.
. . Y. C.
On Saturday afternoon practically the whole flest sailed a handicap racs for a cup presented by the China Mail. The course was from Polios Pier round the mark baby off Fan Tan
to
5
NEAL BLUE WATER DOCTRINES. As was mentions in the paper the zame was
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rcastically applied to those principally, bat not exclusively, onval officers who held that a great" Maritime and Colonia!
pice, with |
not to Dependencies in many sens, cou adequately defended by erroting passive fortifies tions on the shores of the United Kingdow. Amongst those who held this view the late Admiral Philip Colomb was the most prominent. I was closely associated, in the consideration of to be directed against the British Isles, or to questions of defence, with Admiral Colomb from effret a landing in Spain with a rion to marching time now nearly forty years back until his into Portugal and depriving our Navy of the use death, thoroughly-well acquainted with of Lisboa. Either if effented would probably ROBINSON PIANO his opinions. These were great? misrepresented
cause us seviras mischief, and arrangements were by then he invented the nickname Blue made to prevent them. A innding in Egypt was, Water School, and who were identitled with the as the Brent showed, of little importases. policy
of osaat Fortification and passive defence, threat conveyed by it against onr This league match, was played on Saturday Chau and back, The start was most unsatie. From first to lant Colomb maialained the possessiovs proved to be an empty one. UnwaTUR factory. There was a good north easterly superiority of the offensive method of defence, of 30,000 hestile troups were locked up in a breeza and a floe race eussed, ending in a win and doeired to see most of the money expeniled conatry from which they could exercise ro for Colleon. Dione gare Vornon and Maudio passive fortification devoted to the mainten- influence on tas general course of the war, and
auce of a
of a mobile
Army which would be able to one minute, Alaons! winutes, and the one--back ibu operations of the Navy. The
nickname, it may be
be said, was
was cheerfully accepted by those on whom it was bestowed. It was fairly descriptive of their views, but had not at the time, and has not uaw, any proper application to people
problems that confront us, put forth wild theories of payal defencs.
In the
paper
corsideration no under distinction is drawa between real Blue Water doctrines and those of ignorant faddists who are not owned by the Blos Water School and do not generally shim to belong to it. It is worth no such distinction has been Why inquiring
case to confound mode-
RELATION OF LAND TO HEA WARFARE. drawn. In any other rate convictions with the proucaucements of
The supposition that overweg raids, oven when fuddists and extremists would be regarded
anccessful in part, in any way demonstrate the absurd. Yet this is exactly what is in the infciency of naval defence would never be paper under notion. Taquiry as to the reason admitted if only land and tea warfare were LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT of it is nearly sure to lead to the conclusion that moderates and extremista are lamped together regarded as branches of one whole and not distinat things. To bo consistent with the object of setting up something that a quita
those
that smit the supposition should also sora chete- a time-worn
ariwit that the practicability of raids de-
Sigt, Steele, e Pertonji, l Lammert
cd. Warretur, h Pestonji
jal, La Grare, b Fentonji
Dir. Unyar, Irving, Larmert
Conde, O'Neill. Pestonji
St. Stanley. e Hum, & Pestanji
213
Pg. Wharf, b Irving
Pe. Uh B
Pte. Day, Crying
Cyl. Powley, aut eset
Sgt. Major Hutton, is Pestuji
Suadrice
lament Ренсох Brawn Irving
Total
7
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
P11
125
CRAIGENGOWER
J. 1. Kind, e Unwin, b Stocle
L. E. Lammert, Le Grove, I O'Neil A. U. Brewu. l Huyuen
M. E. Aspor, run out
Kama nut ont
S. E.Kroon, h Wharton LA. Rose, e Warrener.
Functie...
design class 84 minutes.
Yesterday the sixth club rave was remailed, the three championship beats Dions, Vernon and Maudie getting away in the order named. Dione led round the first mark, but on the run dowu Veruon drew ahoad, and Buished first with Diono second. There was a fair neath easterly breeze blowing.
In the one design clase Mio, Colleen, Sprite, Kathleen and Bonita computed. The boats got sway well together. After an in terosting rice Min won from Kathleen, with Colleen third Sprite and Bonita lest so much in Hunghom Bay by endeavouring to stem the tide that they were left far aetern.
CORINTHIAN CLUB.
great strategi "lhout saficient study of the i though it many have temporarily occupied one of
MACHINES
in which in the end they had to ospitalate. Suppose that an expendition-crossing the North TALKING Sea with the object of invading this ocuntry having eventau! capitulation before it, should bad to content itself with a landing in Iceland, we not consider ourselves very unfortunate,
The truth of the the Shetland Isies en route matter is that the Egyptian Expedition was one of the gravest strategical mistake, aud but for the marvellous subsequent achievemente of Napoleon it would have been the typical ex- ample of bad strategy adduced by lecturers and writers on the art of war for the warning of students of war.
of
Yesterday the one design race finished as can be easily knocked dose is likely to expose mostrates stili more conclusively the Ing
1
Wiiarton
follows:-
Authori Thecla Gael...
LAWN BOWLS.
Tots) for 6 witte
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
113
MY, TUTCHEE said:-Mrs. Irving, Ladies sad Gentlemen-The report just real makes it unneo-ssary for me to say anything further regarding the routine work of the school, and it is now my pleasant duty to thank you all for your presence hors to day, and specially Mrs. Irving, who, in the nuavoidable absence of His Excelleney the Governor, so kindly consented to mame and present the prizes. As you have just seen, His Excellerey hue again bonoured with the gift of a very haulsome prizo, this timen work baskot, which has bean awarded to the pupil whe most dialingaished bors-lf in neodle-work. Both she and her fellow-pupils. Pestonji, R. R. Cooperand C. H. Lyson did not bat. are deeply touched by this further proof of Ha Exodiacy's kind resembranos of the school, and we all additionally regret that His Excellency could not be here to present his gift in person. We also desire to tonder our hearty thanks to the various gentlemen who so kindly furnished the funds for the remaining prizes, and whose names are too namerons to mention here. Belolarships, which take the form of one year's free education, have this year been awarded to Lily Fok, Lo Lai Wak, Fang Fun Lia, Kwan Yin Yun, and Chaa Be. In con. ulusion I have only to thank the various members of the staff, who have so hormoniously and donscientiously co-operated with ge during the past eight months. Holidays for Chinese Now Year will be from now til Monday, 4th March.
Mrs, Irving was then made the recipient of a handsome basket of ferns, and is return- ing thanks for same remarked that it bad afforded hor great pleasure to present the prize. She was sure all present had enjoyed the programme of music provided, and as for the action song by the little Chituse girls, "the washerwoman and the ohiokes," it was simply fascinating, and no drubi all would have liked to hear it satural times. The report disclosed amunt matisfactory state of affairs, and the speaker sangratulated the girl who had won His Excellency's spreial prics for Lygiene.
with
Freceedings concluded
C vota of thanks to Mrs, Irving and cheers for the Leadmistress and the visitors.
THE PRIZE FUND,
Stanley O'Neil...
Le Grove..... Steele Hayne......
Whartons
1.5
*
POLICE, ROYAL ENGINEERS.
POLICE.
D. McHardy, cab Pilley
. Pitt. e Edwards, b Pility
Wm. Edward, e 'Thotupsoti, b Pitley.....
10
1
2
3
The foals in the Championship
should
rical device, the use of the user's flank be disputants who mean really to Bigu
The author of the
the paper has, cisney of defence by an army. The author of
what almost amunt giten be readily conceded, tone a public service paper has himself
to a dmonstration of the latter. He has in by exposing the absurdity of the view of as he another paper fold us that "a raiding party of calls them the "extremiste of the dinghy school!" Their roneense would not have been 1000 French landed in Ireland without opposi
tion, after sixteen days of navigation, un- listoved to for a moment i
went if it had not been given observed by the British Navy; des
defeated And quoted
drove back the British troops opposing
them of the Blue on foare-parate occasiona... entirely occupier garrison of Ireland, 100,000 strong; pacetrated
an effective advertisement by
inistar in the House in the 76 |
Min
Water
Water School would be
Wal
of
cou
reinforcement an
AND
RECORDS.
NEW STOCK JUST ARRIVED.
MUSIC:
LATEST COMIC OPERA SCORES
AND
DANCE MUSIC
JUST ARRIVED.
Hongkong, 29th November, 1906,
197
and Melanchthon. The "Rina Water" 800 for ferenc is to be drawn dastary, 1905, General Misobeuko with 10,00
RAIDS.
15
1
the Lord Lieutuant to send an urrent
T Ian from this in the same way
drawn
from
arp
tho
not
one hus
In the last war the case was the gas, In
sabres nad three batteries of Artillery marched right round the flank of Marshal Oyama's
great Japaness Army Sosatied, but a place zat very sud saenpied Niu-ohwang-not treaty port
Saturday was a gain day at Kowloon Bowl found them with the abuse King the attention of all the available troops of t ing Green. and President's Prize competitions were perdolling and John of Leydan with Luther to the outre of the inland, and com played, that for the Vice-President's priza nes are, of course, open to argument and dis- This league match, played at Happy Valley having to be played the previous afternoon.cussion; bat only on condition that they are on Saturday, ended in a win for the Police by There was a large attendance, and the events correctly stated. 54 runs. Seores are:-
of the afternoon were watched with interest.
In the paper now being discussed the conten The ladies disponeed tes, Mesdames Henderson, tion is that raids by "armaments with 1,000, Barter, Ritoble and Rickardson being responsi-20,000, and 50,000 men on board respectively ble, while Mesdames W. Ramsay and Patrin have succeeded in evading our watching and provided cakes. Mrs, Henderson, introduced chasing Fleets," and that consequently invasion of the British Isles on a great scale is not only by Mr. D. Gow, the secretary, in a neat little possible but probably practicable. British naval speech, presented the prizes, and Messrs W. predominazon notwithstanding, I dispute the Ramsay and J. C. Crawford made suitable accuracy of the fenres. The number And this question, be it noted, would come, not 30 «quadron*, negues. Starting on the 17th,
involved in the allusions to the above stated
of man
Lattery of comprised in a raiding or invading expedition from disciples of the Blos Water School,
'extremist or other, but from students of he was discovered on the 18th, came into puntast is the number that is or be
with his enemy on the 19th, but met with no put on shore. or can The crows of the
military narrative. the transports are not included in it.
The truth is that raids are far more enmmon considerable hostila forca tilt the 201b, when In the cases alluded to, Hambert's
on and than on the ocean. For every one of the Japanese Cavalry arrived just in tims to the latter it would be possible to adduce several collide with the Russian rearguard of two
H. T. King, Fillez....................
P. P. J. Wodolonse, a Morrish, b Filley... 1
G. Fowler, e Demain, b Coxeni
W. Kont, b Curon..............
E. H. 7. Apel, « Goodyear, 1 Coxon
J. Daria, Piley
A. 4. Tungly, not out.....
J. Kerr, brentau
Esitu
Morrisb
C'orou Pilley
ilentaa
Total
BOWLING ANALYSIS
2
5
ROYAL ENGINEERS.
Filey, Apel, King Edwards, & Kerr Morrish, e Keut, b Ke Rayband o Kent, E King Shugo, King
Hayward, ond by King Thonon, Kent, Kerr Goodyear, c Fowler, b King Domino, not out Coxen, run out
Kez King
Total
ñ
acknowledgments. The results were:-
CHAMPIONSHIP,
W. Ramsay 21, R H. Baxter 8
PRESIDENT'S PHIZE.
31.
皲
J. C. Crawford 21, G. K. Haxton 20 VICE PRESIDENT'S PRIZE.
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
M. R.
18
8
1 17
5
FOOTBALL.
ROYAL ENGINEKEA 2. H.K.F.C. ·
A friendly match between these teams took place on the Club ground at Happy Valley on Salarday, the Euginners scoring an easy win. The players were
T. Wright 2, A Ramsay 20
SUGAR STEAMER IN DISTRESS.
Java.
She was enroute to Jupan with a cargo of sugar when part of her xonning machinery broke, necessitating the changing of her course
it
ather
bim.
mircomstandas
one hundred the sea it would follow that thousand troop*
Bricent
to the
sweek he got back to his prevent a raid by one thousand, and consequent far from it. For several days he was rumolest. friendly with a loss which was moderate in to provent one by ten thousand enemise. Da is that one million troops wanld not be sufficiente, and in about a
te his gam proportion
Bambers. Is the following this thors would arises the question. If an army Boy Mischenko, zalo another reid, this time
Art & raid May
Piround General Novi's dank. Ho had with him by tax thoceand men is an army worth having? a million strong gives to curity against
a Horse Artillery battery, and &
אש
was to bare numbered 62 officers and 1,012 ranks. According to the author of the paper self 984 were put on shore in Killala Bay. Though of the former. Tadest, acounts of raids are squadrons. On this General Mischoko
gure amongst the commonplaces of zailitary history. red at his ease for some 30 miles along the the round number, 100, represents this figure There are few campaigns sines the time of that Japanese Bank and perhaps 15 miles away from fairly enough, nonple is taken of the 10 per cent
smart Cavalry leader Mago, the younger shrinkage from the original embarkation
that the force to
LAND RAIDY.
ཝ
it. These Russins' raids did not alter the
&
to Manila. She had to proceed under low one assorts, or over han asserted that raids in Infantry and 12 chim sad next to take, would to annet or need not
bead of steam and weathered several squalls and head winds enroute, bringing her into port after 12 deye from Semarang.
fur
met
one part of our
strength. In Hoche's expedition the total number brother of Hannibal, in which raids on land did course of the war or bring ultimate victory is of troops &
embarked was under 14,090, of whom 6332ct occur er in which they exercised decisive their tandueds.
It would be considered by every military cles of its influence on the issue of hostilities. It is were lost before da expedition had got.c
only the failure to see the connection between authority as a flagrant absurdity to dodnes from Tho Manila Cablenews of January 29th says: port of starting, and of the remainder only a warfare on hand and naval warfare that pre- the history of these many raids on land that a On Sunday the Japanese Freight steamer porton reached Ireland, General Bonaparte vents these land raids being given the same strong army is not a sufficiout defonov. for
Janded in Egypt not
not 50,000 but about In the expalitions of Hoche and be given to those carried out across the sea.
and siguidcance and importance that ought to Conticental country against invasion. What Ujina Maru, Captain Kunno, pat into the 36,000.
other Muirat defenes against that can Continental conatry have? Apply the reasoning barbour in dutress: 12 days from Semarang, Humbert it was not ex the belief bein
Ve landed uould suffice
to the case of an insular combryod che_real In the year 1969, the year of Wagram, Napo- | doctrines of the Blan Water School will be that it would be joined in each case by a large body of adherents in the raided country. Ison's military influence in Central Germany
To maintain that Cannon, ludis, and Egypt Outside the ranks of the extremists of the way, to say the least, not at its lowest. Zeta iratta dingby school" -whose number is unknown Calene Schill, of the Prussian Cavalry, with respectively could be invaded by the United and is almost certainly quite insignificant-no 1,200 wen, subsequently increased to 200 States, Russia, and Turkey, backed by Germany, quadrona, proceeded to notwithstanding any action that our Navy would to maintaining that moderate strength are not possible even in the Wittenberg, thenes to face of a strong defending Navy. It is a Stratuor, which he occupied and where he fact that the whole of our defence policy his death in apposing au assault made by reinfores another. Suppose that we had a
all for way
has been based arcu French troops. It had defied for a mouth generations
military force numerically equal to or exceeding an admission of their possibility. Captain the efforts of a large army to suppress tim. the Russian, how could any of it be sent to Mahan's
In the same year the Duke of Brunswick Oels defend Canada, India, and Egypt or to reinforce statement of the case bas never been questioned hv
of import and Colonel Dornberg, notwithstanding the the defenders of those countries unless our res anyone "It is as follow: "The control of smalleess of tho
force
under thom, enmmanications were kept open? Can these be the sea, however real, does not imply that by their action positively induced Napoleon, kept open except by the aution of our Ndry? an enemy's single ships or small squadrons only a few weeks before Wagram, to detach the It is plain that they cannot. In this answer is sannot steal out of port, cannot eras more whole corps of Kellerman, 30,000 strong, which include what the Klas Water School desires to
otherwise would have been called up to the inculcato-Timer. or less frequented tracts of ocean, make barassing
of the Grande Armée, to the region in descente apan unprotected points support of a los
which these enterprising raidara were operating long coast-line, orter blockaded harboure" This was written seventeen years ago. It is The mileage covered by Schill was nearly as greet extraordinary that overgene-does-not-perouise as that-covered by the part of Hochea expodition ́MB. TAFT THROWS OUT A HINT. that if this were not true the dingby school which ander Grouchy did reais an Irish
port,
Mr. Taft, the Sacretary of War, who is would be right. Students of Clacewitz may
though it was not
it was not landed. Instances of Cavalry be expected to
to remember
that art of war raids were frequent in the War of Sicersion in regarded as a probable successor of President
raids that are
Recovelt in 1908, has made a formal statement 4morica. The Federal Colonel B. H. Grieson, The British squadron composed of the does not consist in making raid not, Humphreys quickly returned, and Aucott | King Alfsed Marmouth and Asteria, is being unsuccessful; that war is waged to gain of the 6th Illinois Cavalry, with another Illinois regarding his nspirations for the office. He following up, transferred the play. A noruer entertained at Saigon. The fêtes opened on certain great objects; and that the course was conceded the Club, and after some smart the 24th January with a dionec on board the of hostilities between two powerful antagonistalows Cavalry rogimentin April, 1863, : port on the latinst, at 5 pm, with the outward play before the R. E. goal Wisbert essayed a ledenbtable, followed by a reception. The is affected little one way or the other by raide covered 0 miles of hostile Friendly Force I am not so foolish, however, as to say that, in English mails, and is dus here on the 6th inst., shot, striking the upright. He then partnered town was illumiosted and the freely presented, "The gyptian Expedition of 1798 deserves, was stationed The Confederate officere, Joike improbable ovent of the post being offered
The teachers and papils wish to thank the undermontioned gentlemen most beartily for their liberality in contributing to the Pfize Fuad: Hon. Sir Paul Chater, C.M.G.; Hof. Dr. Ha Kai, C.M.G., Messrs. Butterfield and Swir, Gibb, Livingston and Co.; Hughes and Hongh Jardina, Matheson and Co.; Johnson, Stokes and Master; Lane, Crawford and Cc. Linstead and Davies; Sem Wang Co.;. Dayfa Sayoon and Co.; G. Murrary Bain; Chau Bui-ki, A. Forbes; Fung Wa-chan; A. Hang; Ho Fook; Ho Tung; W. G. Humphreys, H Humphreys; ILE. R. Huator; Dr. Kew; a Chupak Losk Hing: Lung Foo-Thomas A. 8. Mibars; 11. N. Mody; See Woo; Murray Stewart; Tak Cheong; W. Wilson and H. P. Whita
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The F. & O. str. Delhi ft Singapore for this
at Moor.
Engineers: Shute; Henwood and Beards. more; Payne, Forsyth and Hamblin: Turner, Ogle, Helloy, Amphlett and Davis.
H.K.F.C.-C. B. Franklin; E. Humphreys and G. E. Morrell; H. C. Gray, E. F. Aucott and A. Morfey; W. H. Williams, Wishart, J. Mac. Weston, R. B. Torner and J. Mead. The Club opened play and almost im- mediately Davis sent the leather towards thoir
about 9 am.
Williama in some excellent play, the other The N.D.L. st. Sachsen left Birgspore on Sunday, the 3rd inst, at a... and may be players waking it their business to feed the expected here en ur about Saturday, the 9th inst., right wing. All their efforts to net, however, proved auproductive, the defence of the The N.T.K, str. Wakona Mart (Baropean Engineers proving an impassable barrier, and Line) left Shanghai for this port on the 1st inst, half time was called without s Fort to the and is expected here on the 4th lost.
The Gibb, Livingston & Co.'s Bon Lias str. oredit of either team. In the second half the Bencicush, from Antwerp and Londen, left Club completely fall away, the soldiers
recording four goals before time was called. Birgspore on the 31st ult. for this port.
Final: R. E. 4 H.FF.C. 0.
Captain Kanno believea that his vessel can her be repaired and be able to proceed on journey Thursday or Friday. He will take ou banker coal while in port.
in the temple; in the dagger as well as in the The spirit of art is in the fortress as well as erneifiz, in the proin as well as in the love song Success in life awaits not the self-seeking an ambitious, but those who grapple with the details of life and mark them out.Lord Metbuen.
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AMERICAN PRESIDENCY
Im not seeking the Presidential nomina- which lastel sixtoon days, and in which ho
finally bon, and I have 410 prevent expectations of being nominated as the Republiesn candidate, reaching Bat
Baton Rouge where a
John fuller treatment than it hans received in the H. Morgan, John S. Mosley, and especially
I should decline it." paper under notice. The preparations at Toulon N. B. Forrest, were famous for the extent This statergent is
sregarded in Washington, Of all the and some Italian ports were known to the British and during of their raids. Government. It being iuprasible for even's
the War says the Daily Chronicle's correspondent, as leaders of important rails Sa great inspired by the growing opposition to the Moliko or-comparative resources being taken of Secession nous surpassed the
Roosevelt administration. plexion, Mrs. Ellen's Creme Charmant, Lait into account the greater strategist Kodama to Confederate Cavalry General, J. E. B. Staurt, The movement against Mr. Roosevelt is Charmant will Charmant and Spacial Skin Tonic and Poudre know
in the mind of an opponent, whose riding right round the imposing Federsi enable you to do it, Her h
the sensity thing
prosading is to guard against his Army is well known. Tet sot one of the raids being very quietly engineered, and his political Specialities for the Skin are the study of doing what would be likely to do you most harm. above mentioned had any effect on the main ponents are being actively assisted by a folimo. A. 8 Wataon & Co., Ltd., Sole Agents. The British Government had reason to believe course of the war in which they occurred or on our of New York Bunnier and trast magnates, who have reason to fear President that the Toulon Expedition was intended to the result of the great souflict,"
Roosevelt's activitias sgainst them. reinforce at an Atlantic port another expedition
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