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HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS.

(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT).

London, Fab, Sth. MOTORING PROM PARIS TO PEKINE.

frem France for he was anzlone that the posi tion which carried with it some prestige, should not pars to Germany.

THE SOCIALIST "ENRMY."

The defeat of the Socialists in Germany, and the reference by the Kaiser to them in his first political speech, as "the enemy," indicate adong other things that the carb is to be pat That is a big oa Socialism by the Kaiser, undertaking for the Sosialiste in Germany, thongh beaten, are a strong body, and it might lead to lively developments. Incidentally the victory of the Kaiser has its close jęterest for Great Britain, for it means paral and onlesial poliny will be unchecked by the Socialists.

that his

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY MARCH 11TMя, 1907.

CENTRAL ASIA.

THE LATE VISCOUNT. GOSCHEN, Isbould not close this letter without a few

Major 0. D. Bruce, who, with Captain words of appreciation at the late Vincogut Goschen, whose death you will sirsady have Layard, has recently returned from a journey

serosa Asis from Loh to Poking, are a skots announced in your telegraphia unwa We hare of his travels, with intereating details of the ind few more intelectual statesman, and it is physical charnotoristion of the contry through From Paris to Peking by motor car! That

not unfair to point out that the superlative which he and his party passed, before the Royal Geographical Society in the theatre Burlington- was the challenge issued by the Paris Malin, and

quality of his mental attainments did not, as is

month Sir Gorge Goldi», gardens, last sometimes the case, obscure for him the posa president of the society, occupied the chair, sad to the astonishment of London automobilista

The prootical aid there was a large company present the Marquis do Dion and Monsieur C. Contal

bilities of practical politics.

In the Courso of his paper, which The distance is set down as

of his character may have been strengthened illustrated by a number of lantera slides, Majer have accepted it. about, 9,000 miles, but the statement of the

by the diversity of sppointments ho held and the Bruce explained that the object of the journey figures does not conveyau adequate impression

width of experience he gained therefrom. was not the exploration of any une tract of After be accepted the exchequer chancellorship country in detail, but, in the Ent place, the of the difficultier to be undertaken. I sought out

of whatever knowloge, geogra Mr. H. Walker, who won the motor raon from

from Lard Salisbury in 1887, he devoted spreis nequisition study to national faanes, and beesme acmething glial and other, it was powsill to collect

of the

regions through which they passed, and, Delhi to Bombay, on this matter and be, like

more than a mors apologist for unpopular in

in the second making more or 1-9 myself, thought the uccripling an amazing-

by day, alle by mile, The famine in Central China las excited | budgets. is interest in the gold reserves of detailed route-serve, portica of the con- To get through would occupy at least three months in his opinion, ond the hardships much aympathy and the fund which is being the country, as fringed in bis later public tinent of Asin thug traversed divided itself. would in all probability he auormons. As a matter of fact, he regarded the challenge on a joke when he saw it in the Matin, but apparently it was nut. The trip wou'd cost each competitor £2,000 and among other obstacles to be over- come would be the building of bridges over watercourses, the pereating of petrol in remote places, sud the possibl hostility of ignorant tribes in the Asian interior. Altogether a big undertaking, requiring pluck, strength, and

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LONDON VIEW OF CHINA REFORM.

The efforts of China to move onward are attracting considerable attention hero. The Times bas bad from time to time in the past fow weekr valuable lotters from Shangbai on the reform movement, and the paper commonte editorially thereon in one of ita imes this week. In the ocurse of this editorial comment the following passage ocents: All the reformers wax olognent over China's sovereigu rights. Fow of them seem to realise that international duties are the correlative of such rights, and that Power which systematically avahs the fallment of much dities and professes its inability to fulfil them, when they conflict with the desires end the interests of own provincial officinis, diclaims ber" oen sove- rajuely and

-CHINA---FAMING PUND,

raised hero for distribution in the stricken areas will be liberally supported. It is being got up with the full approval of Sir William Treloar, the Lord Mayor, and the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is receiving the moneys. A letter of appeal has been sent to the Press generally, elgned by Prebondary Fox, for the Church Missionary Society, Mr Sloan of the China Tolaud Mission, Mr. A. N. Johnson, of the London Vissionary Society, Mr. William Dale, of the Presbyterian Church of England

appearances, was much appreciated, and as a student of Ananas and economics his opinion carried great weight. It is to be hoped that the nation will never be long without mach admir. ablecombinations of ability and application.

YACHTING.

I

The boats of the E.HY.C. sailed on Satur- day afternoon for acup presented by Mr, Jebn

from Leh

the.

to Peking. naturally, from the geographical pint of view into three distinct parts. The first comprised the tract between Loh and Ladak cul the Kran Lan Mountains, including the Chug Chenmo and North Western Tibet. i he scond, which enticaly occupied nearly thren mouths, made up of Chinese Turkestan; and the third included the latter portion of be journey through China and insplable region which noted thras montbr. The wild

from Leh to the Hueu Lun bud, Rajor Bruce declared, always exercised

Foreign Missions, Mr. C. E. Wilson, for the Hastings, the coure being round a mork boat Poonliar to itself from time when Dr. Thomp

Baptist Missionary Society, and Mr. A. Taylor, of the British and Foreign Bible Society.

ADDITIONS TO THE MUSEUM.

The British Musein has, I hear, profited this week by some additions, widely dissimilar The great collection of Japanese woodcute formed by Mr. Arthne Morrison, which is out of the best in the world, has been acquired by the Department of Prints and Drawings. In the Natural History section soma rate exhibits have been sent home this week from the Corgo by Major Fowl-Cotton, the famous explorer, whe next week will bipeelf arrive in Luodon after two years spent in the inner reaches of the Conge Aupor hir consignment to the Museum are two beautiful skice of the rar

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Alinnual five- and the one design boats wight minutos euch.ange, and that of the Schlagentait brothers, one of whom was murdered at Kashgar. Chinese after any years of A north ensterly treaza of moderate streegib Turkestan was on,

and Kathleen com

comparative obsearity, maltracting prerailed. Dione, Vernon

tok-renewed attention. Fifteen hundred years ago was a route which followed the southern there was Sprite, Alannab Colleen, and border of the central desert of Chinese Turkos Bonita following. Dione, siling excellently. taas, edging its way along the bother base of

Whatever the merits or defects of the now | overhauled Katbime and on coming from the the on Lun rauge. This role was then

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education in China, it mems Ekely to play no retoto the Chinesewha con- trolled it, as it was to-day. At the commer important part in stimulating the spirit of Pass bure, to the Hung how shore and left Diene as well know, Vernon, taking the same course, rounded the

way to China from India, ed ancient fity which have long seemed absent, or at least Chinese records mark four minutes in front of Sprite, with stof our em Buddiem first began to find patriotism and developing the sense of nationa

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The more foot of sttendance at official setels, Bonita, and Collon well up."

of many devotees,

and pigrims that which are intended to form part of a Prieste bossimed after rounding and lost some way. the parsage to and fro along this vonios by dormant, smong a large portion of the people. growt the Board TALKING However a light wind brought heren and she the transformation took place. At to the third national system controlled by

part of the journey through Chins proper of Education at Peking, should do something set out after Vernon, who was now six minates

Major Bruce said that, although it might in

direction, sed

and the general study of the in this the mandarin language an important step down the harbour under spinnakers, their

best known DE ME! carious as it might appear towards obliterating the diversity of dialects.

The ront from Chia positions being unbanged. Vernon and Sprite this was not the case.

hich at present phes a formidable barrier of between men from different portions of the By a substantial majority it has been maintained the lead throughout and off yn kunn, the audient north-west "Reta

where in early times all on is from Empire. Abere all the mot striking

Feature decided to Abolish After turve years Hunghom Point prite was within five minutes

the noy

vi Wrangler of her rival but he was becalm.1 at Black. The west were forced to await the pleasure of of is schort training is the y

the mighty emperors of

to rors of Cathay, up to Las effort

vigor us generate Lead's Point for four minutes and Vornenchon, the cupiral of Kansa Proines on the

and national feeling among the pupils. Physical training-woning, jumping, gym saved her handap time, Maudia retired Yellow River, had not bon travesed by more

than a dozen Englishmon in

in the bet 50 years, nastics, wrestling, and sword szereisn--formas an important portion of the carrienlum, ad ef lowed across East hanen, Shein, candidates will be put in three divisions and Kathleen did not finish.

beld, Yesterday the ninth club race we sailed. Provinces to Peking, though smparatively according as they gain no distinctive mark, a

attended by all the schools in the close to civilization, was little town. for, in mark of profeienoy, or a mark of special Only Dione and Vernon appeared in the Ch`m

districts, rounding

At om place the mem hers of two

ghoole were present at the distinction. The Reformers, with whom voted pissship class, After a very keen race Tlionet for vallages ontered, Majer Bruce was told that Europeans had never betrs been 8:01.

display,

inneration on the traditional

Calcutia. Ho alleges that notwithstanding the content that the new system will stimulate the Sprite acc ured the lend arois Hauglom Pay, Central Asian basin which stretches for fact that Ladia would lose the sale of 100,000 study of mathematics on a broader basis, and when & variation of wind bronght up in and distance of 2,500 miles." Maior Unce ventured chests of opium by the corplete on forecent of will restrict the attention paid hitherto to Kathleen, with Bonila and Colleen a little the decree there is a very widespread feeling of highly specialed cramming. This specialius-astern, Sprite was Grst round the mark, with sympathy in India with the purpose of the decree.

tion, they conten, makes an accurate selection Bonita, Kathleen and Mia abreast. On the AUTHOR OF FEUDAL JAPAN."

the names of the "honours" men" in each the Ifongkong side and the others the Kowloon of the best men imposible, so now they aim at beat back to Cust Rocks Bozila and Min took division being given in alphabetical order. (:f Bay side. Bonita established a lead when the course it is well known that the Senior boats mat at funghom, Colleru, plokin up a home for a holiday trip. He was busily patting Wrangler ally fails to make the after breeze off the Cement Werks, drew ahead of for the first time for six months, is touch with nation attain its proper position in the world.

impression to which his college distinction Kathleen, and the mark was rounded in the would seem to point, though there are some der Bonita, Colleen Kailileon, Spale and exceptions to this statement. Moreover, somo On the nn to the Channel Rucks

Min. of us know Wranglers who have not even beco Sprite overtook Kafilson and both lente

Bonita and Collarn. од decently clever men of affairs in after, life, so hauled up.

within y distance the new method may remove a preference for four boats roasted

pecialised postion which has proved to be of such other, with Min not for off

back to the starting line Kathleen got a lend wholly misleading.

of arveral length and maintained it till the finish, Mia co meg in second, Sprite third, Bosita fourth and Colloen Jast,

OPIUM STATEMENTS, Toneling the anti-pium decree, an interest, ing report has been runde to the Washington Bureau of Manufactures by Mr. William II. Michael, the Amariem Corsal General at

In the American Embassy the ther day caught sight of Mr. A. M. Knapp, editor of the Daily Advertiser of Yekohama, who is

notices of advantage into the head of an intend.

ing traveller in the Far East.

RUHS-JAPANESE NEGOTIATIONS.

I hear that practically the only question now ansettled between Russians and the the

Japanese is one affecting the Navigation on the Sungari River, and Russia has suggested that the dispute as to the rights of this matter should be sottied by arbitration. I am a formed that Japan is in rather a difficult position over the, for she has all along contended that the river must be free to the commerce of all nations, and in this the Las had the support of Great Britain and the United States. On the other hand, to seïne point blank to agree to the Russian proposal may disturb the age- meni between the two nations or other matters.

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"That, in spite of what had already sidansly

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in regard to the female portiza i boya at the colleges are

uniform, and bodies of young students

been done here in the way of exploration, it

opinion a

ara son marching through the streets with rae more than

many of the day ha houde. In the text-books the present SIRKUS to ansible that ginning

and the archeogical of the Empire

necessity for military re flourishing this vast area. Few more fascinating evene for and historical mysteries with a former and far development or emphasised, and pairictio Мого

stato in the water half of appeals are made for the sacritice of individust interests to the State and for combined effort by such work were, he said, to be formed in the all sections of the race so that the Empire may be sated from foreign aggression and the bincse prezent day. At China yu-kaan, the party were, civilization in the shape of the telegraph. The whole journey occupied nine moshe.

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An extraordinary diplomalie appointment has just been made by Sweden. M. Saderkrag, of the fees of County Council school teachers whelms been in turn a cficer in a cavalry who desire to attend the lectures, so that the

so many different companies, replied nati emalate the example of Japan and attain May anti-dynastic and resoln.. regiment, and Colonel" in the Salvation East will diretly teach the instructors of the decided to withdraw all commercial Attachés and I thought it was a very good answer the power to s'aud against the foreigner

Army, has been apprinted us Swedish Minister at Washington. As an officer in the Salvation Army M. Saderkrants, worked as a missionary

West.

MR. CHAMBERLAIN-HIS MARK.

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On the other hand it

The announcement that the Government has

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of,

of the official colleges the new edaration is open to any rank of the people, and the schools seem to have established themselves firmly in

popular favour. Under the old system poor families who are already more numerous than the Japan- PEKIN SYNDICATE CRITICS.

tailed laboriously and enduro severe privations trained shaiests, sud are rapidly increasing in order that a clever son might study for the Fired by row ideas and ambitions and The Pull Mall Gazette of February 1st literary examinations, and the scholars exhibited exbibiting a keen, indeed an exaggerated, in- Bay-We were almost constrained to allow

a concentration and pations et industry soldem terest in political affairs, these young men the report of the Pelin Syndicale mroting to sebus in other countries. Now that the crot derote themselves to the task of reusing their tell its uwa story and point its om moral. But

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countrymen from their apathy, and the respect there are one or two muiters that it would students the spirit and energy devoted to the and it fumes which the library be a pity to allow to pass into oblivion. Mr. la education are transferred to the now. In

hure I always enjoyed in China lend Carl Meyer, the chairman, said that some of his fast the new learning tends to draw an era weight to their agitation among the lower considerable friends had spoken of his fully in devoting so

bargo measure & pupular support In the orders. To some extent, nedoubt, their efforts much time to the business of the Syndicate. past the long period required to

beneficial. They organise demonstrations It could not be worth his whit his friends proficiency rendered education almost a super- against opin

making, fool-bieling. and urged, "I am rewinded. Mr. Carl Mayor fous luxury for all not aspiring to e went on to say, of what happend some time cist ranir. Now, however, it is being grad superstitious practiers, attack the alows of the

official sate, and endeavour to public meating of shadders, when wolly realised that a few years what it moral and satioual ease of the people. But they our w quicken the certain gentleman, who is annectedl with

acquiring Western knowledge may not culy about five times as many compaies as I am, open the dear to official rank bat will prove of aften visionary and hysterical; they lack the sxperience and judgment: guide aright the glad to see among us here, au asked by practical value in ozdinary life, and that only passions they evoke, az

#1 they pereate a craving for shareholder how it was possible to could

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mastering modern ideas and methods the change; dangerous because vague and ill by time to so many

· give thoir. support to, or play but I *:01, Ya coakt

Dany places the people have taken tionary secret societies. Nearly all, stirred by from the foreign Embassie, as well as I am only connected with one-fifth of the now- eagerly to the work of dismant ling old templer,

a new born sense of patriotism and passion for and finging ont the images and su

the assertion of national rights and interests, coral agents, and that they are to return her of companies that my friend is connectedious relics, and turning the buildinge | endeavour to foment and extend the agitation te London bas out caused any surprise to the with." Wes this

this o The reports of Mr. Chamberlain's health great traders of the City, in spite of the fact Mr. Edmand Davis? If so, that gentlerin, ehoofs. Funds for educational purposes

inst the privilngus and position of Europeana in China and Indly but having had 4. dis- continue to be must conflicting. His family, that the Chamber of Commerce has not bees who was pracent, must bare eched the words of are mally readily ab

subscribed; the ap: in agreement with exquarters, he pran-to who are garded him perhaps a litle too

notified officially of the change.

the chairman used in another wolin, "Save plications for

admission Lo the off in Chius; and, as many officials to divert atten

tion from their own deficitauies are ready to A City mercat of world-wide experience

toy friends." Mr. Meyer, we pote, has school often from take advantage of his knowledge pined by closely for the truth to be known, decfare that

their capseity, and informed

med me this morning the

that 1 the reporta seni nine directorships--we have to exclude these travel, so they admittal him to the diplomatic he is progressing favourably, and expects to be.

chancels, the risk of collision with Western home from abroad by Government officiels bare International Bank of London-so this in men of thirty yours and upwards are found chances, funt into anti-foreign

education afresh. Barvice. He has only been in it for a som-in attendaues at the House of Commons during bee of little or no use in the past, and bis

In many natione is seriously aggravated. hips starting brieg, on Lis calentation, the tots directorships

places, 100 other infus

solinate hare brea opened by the However, in future, the number of students paratively short time, but I hear he has shown the

of reason for saying this was that in the great of Mr. Edmund Davis to fortydre. Probably

private enterprise

going to

to Japan is likely to be diminished. At marked ability.

little tro Tuesday.majority of cases the writers of these documents that figure the mark. The lato Mr. J. Staatsfully attended. In spite of the auti-forsigue last examination of foreign-trained s¦ndents

bigh but it is some which, though not giving freeducation, a yel the WON only A fow hace absolutely no

of commeres and where no knowledge weeks ago that a doenment requiring his the quirements of homs trades. Their reparte

Forbos was wont to defend his directorfal w rk feeling and the refund of the Gorezement tot Feting for the lit raty degrees a largo majority of cantitate from Japan failed signature carcis I when completed at his hand- are invariably of the al

by pleading that he was a specisbet called it at

give oficial recognition to schools controlled by a little diplomatic de Emperor writing bat a cross to mark kis participation in the past have been remarkable for the Liam extremis, Neither Mr. Carl Moyer or Mr.

practical use, and many of the

altogether, while the highest honours were, reporte

eleventh the

to minister à concerns in bour

officials in the previnos often show almost every case, awarded to educated.in the mission

while the

the people doubt because the Central el enterprise in extending their commerce time they devote to a multites of encore,

to taku

ake advantage of the

the teaching becoming uneasy are times coming long distance to pick

at the toernmen into new fields. The reports have not beer of

but the dividends they contrives put into the boys

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by the students from that short, and clear character that would pockets of their shareholders, is the real test of

crisp, induce

up as altering of English or Western science, people to give them the attention lay the worth of directors.

At the

present time it is, of course, impossible order has gone forth that in fu, An of recognition of Japan as a great Powering interest bere comparable only to that in v slarla demand, Archants sro only leonnricus, Mr. Carl Meyer is K Austria was reluctant at the time to da en great disaster like that of Jamaica. The papers | be raid, to exted into new spheres affairs Forbeert, he lows the perenat nation when the system is properly established China and if they have a knowledge of tao imbresting as the to form a detrite opinion un to what will be the scholars will only be permitted to they pre late Mr.

bat like bat gain) and much altimate effect of the new education ou Chinese go to Japan if they have passod

recognised middle school in and Japan gave her Minister in Vienna a long are giving columns to the case, and though at : men of business, engaged in the serious

first the attention paid to the trial seemed to be of life, but he added, they are not philanthro-aside. He afforded the ignorat an historicul and the defects by which it is marred at present Japanese Language, while the short courses

and an accurate rendering of le Baarcely justted, the subiequent sensational To aunouncement that the Pope is prepar-evidence of the prisoner's wife, has revealed one

"I presume," said my informosat, the iden of the Gorerumettis to bring home the pratout coapegoat. May we go to the bone ofodified or removed. But the effet is certain of instration are forbidden to all under

Binre? He described the anonymous six

A age. more intellect and for the development of problem is that of controlling the ever-izoroze- ing a note to the Catholic Powers on the of the most thrilling human interest stories repeaentatives kom abroad so that they may bict, which professed to hise the offloj pered for the oraclical training of the Chinese years of

many subject of the Protectorate of Catholies is evor poured into the public ear. Of course one Journ something of fun needs and quempals stamp of the syndients, as chorised. T aptitudes and talents which now tie-dormant ng Berber of students from colleges in tis Far East, may never be confirmed by the resson for interest in the case is the fact that making any now appointment to that o

of the country. It would be a wise mure before Gew up at tuo exponse of the brokers of and unsuspected, but the temper sad spirit of the China, on whom the future of the Empire must actual circularisation of the document, for the prisoner is a brother of the Commless of but those who have haderperience in commeren.

san bardly fail to

il to be profoundly affected very largely depend. No doubt approbeanies the campury, myself and friends, who wished nation

the

resulting -10 by

ard" of thers are signs of acompromise between France Yarmouth, who has gone to New York to be by and who have passed some ex miomion, are sent

of the recent decrea vi the and the Vatican. The L'aris Journal on the bim during the trial. Pablic opinion since his abroad on the important missions. On the their friends to know as to the po#10 and methods of thought and conduct which undilated draught of Western

company. There nething in

i have built up the power and civilization of a motive, at least, authority of its Rome correspondent said

it but what was taken from the official pub the West. Yet whatever the final boneuls of the

classics the foundation of the that in the event of a complele severance

lications of the to be revised I submitted it te Mr. Jamieson

compathy, and rigs it required introduction of Western knowledge, the candy tional system. Budhists to a

ca a religious apprehending that in early of relation with France, the Pope went eppent

force is it is fraught with dangers to the peaceful doo

docaging and I have bis oppy with his aborations on it

and discredited, Christianity, tainted to the Powere to devote anzione attention to

and so it was printed, and eo tathat extent the development of Obine. The rash of new ideas in Chinose eyes by its foreign origin, is tulikely the interests of Christianity in the East, for

Bus to distart the balat

the balance of mind of the to find wide acceptance. In an age of

transition The cold weather continues and in the Lake novel are to regard it, first, as an art form, kad, statement of the chairman that it was not

authorised is al trus,"

youth Mr. Janiocon admitt hinese youth and to develop a turbulent spirit. ad tamil, when France would no longer recognise the sovereignty district, lokes like Rydal Water and Derwent secondly, as a manifestation of intellectual life'

of the nation, breaki loose from the ed that he revised the pamphlet, although ke

be

restraint of old tradi the tendency to by the aggravated of the Pope as she had hitherto done even in

thought the origins! Loo highly coloured. The satisfied with hurried and superficie do some kind of moral ballast, it is natural and

The of water are providing spl ndiả skating for these from neither point of view should the cont m.

tions and belief, seem more than ever to require anti-clericul laws. S'uce, however, meetings are who favour the sport. It would seem, however,porary novel be wholly neglected, Norels can

hands, therefore, would seem to have been the education. Much has been beard of the many that the rulers of China should wish to to be allowed in France without the cumbersore

that we in the South are not so fond of the cold, be taught in such a way as to preduen the best hands of Ernu, but the voice (hit of Jacob.

students who have been to Japan a system of giving natine, the alergy may agreea for as many of us as can afford it are quitting kind of mental discipline, which consists, drst,

returned with their minds fall of a confused koop alive the study of the ancient Confucion little better with the Frosch Government. It for the Riviera, in such numbers that the eco-

maes of undigested ideas and inspired by crude philosophy, the influence of which has contri- in compelling a student to do his own thinking,

and extravagant sahomes of reform. Very bated materially to the strength and stability is reported in London that aoting through the tinental trains each day are packed to their and, secondly, to train him properly in the

similar in their mental condition and lemper of the Chinese character in the past.-Londen ake of Norfolk, King Edward urged the

expression of what ideas he has.

are the products of the official colleges in China, paper. to postpone taking the protectorate away

AUNTRIĄ FAUS INLINE Austria and Jupen ho

week mattled

trepte

in

Franz Josef, has promoted the Austrian the signature. That indicated that the stories they have attached to home traders for their Edmund Davis cau urge this plea. Not the opening ready to assist and patrouis, the murica. Partly for this, reason,

Minister in Tokyo, Ambro von d'Adamoez, | of puralysis àil some basis in fact,

· to the rank of Ambussidor. A year ago Japan

made known a desire for the chango as e sigu

leave of absence iu conseqmande.

PIETY AND POLITICS.

THE THAW CASE.

The Thow murder trial in New York is excit

Jack

Pista 1

wife's evidense of her betrays) by the murdered direction.

whole, I think it 28 0 more in the right

arebilent, Stanford White, has set in strongly

in favour of the accused.

limit.

FLEEING THE ENGLISH WINTER.

The two most beneficial ways to study

;

W98

of the

mos

Bom noble liler-

filer to be great. For not 'enly will the way twenty-bag Біжреду

Cawston said this was not true.

The very essence of sport naiste not so rush in what we do as in how we do it; and skill not so much in how we do it as in how we try to do it.

The evil

The

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spirit

Chi-

our

out.

difficult

diffu-ion of the standards

of the disturbing effect on the youthful mind

an

who have

learning

insisting on the recognition of the rest

the