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INTIMATION.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. THURSDAY, APRIL 18, 1907.

discovered that "the difference between the weight of a live human body and a body the moment after death, or when the soul has quitted it,' was from half an ounce to one ounce. This was pouneed to be

So Tak of 51, West Street, in the central TELEGRAMS.

district failed to notify the sanitary authorities of a ones of smallpox at his residence. For this omission Mr. Hoveland Aned him $25 at the Police Court yesterday,

A. S. WATSON & CO proof, "upos scientific principles," that and Deacon, prosecuted Wa Kin-tang, on!

LIMITED.

there could be no other possible explanation than that the difference was the weight of the departed soul. Iu evory caso, it was moreover averred, the loss of weight was

["DAILY PRESS" EXCLUSIVE SERVIOR.]

GENERAL BOOTH IN TOKYO.

TOKYO, April 17th. "General" Booth, of the Salva-

Mr. A. Holborow, of Messrs. Descon, Looker behalf of the Standard Oil Co. for oblaining by false pretences three barrels of yellow xation Army, was received by Mayor formerly a clerk in the Company, pleaded guilty Shimbashi to-day. When he arrived WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. shown "after all known scientific deductions to the charge, od his Worship sentenced him the station and approaches were

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

WATSON'S

VERY OLD LIQUEUR

E

SCOTCH

BLEND

had been taken into consideration."

Both men, and women have been the subjects

of experiments. The mot sods of Bading the result, sa followed by the doctors, was to placs the dying patients in a bed upon one of the platforms of a pair of scales, made expressly for | the purpose. These scales wore so delicately constructed as to be satwitive to the weight of less than one-tenth of an ounce. It was the desire of Dr. Puncan Macdougall to give no publicity to the facta tutil they were established beyond all doubt, but in an interview be virtually confirmed all the foregoing, What the soul is the doctor hesitates to defiue, the investigators only being acquainted with the soul in E far as the fitting of the same left the dead body se much lighter. Three cases in particular Dr. Macdougall cited. The first, as ordivary tuborcalosis patient, who was dying, was placed on the scales at the justust of death The The body lost one ounce in weight second test was that of another tuberculosis patient, and the result was the anom The third test was that of a plileymatic man, slow in thought and action, and it was alleged that the usul left elowly. The scales show no luas for one minate, and then the body losos one ounce.

In pearly all the most widely-cireulated

WHISKY newpapers of America on March 11th last,

the Telegraph's correspondent telegraphed, this extraordinary report occupied a most THE LEADING Prominent place. It is not to be word cred

WHISKY

THROUGHOUT

THE EAST

FOR OVER

20 YEARS.

$15.00

PER CASE.

at. Such a vital discovery could not re- ceive too much prominence. Once secepted as a fact, it would have the most profound influence on the religious of the world, and more particularly on those of Asia. The Buddhist might have to modify big

valued at $118,54. The defendant, who was

to four months' imprisonment with hard labour.

The Criminal Seagious open to-day, when the following cases are set for hazring (1) Charles Humphrey Kane, for larceny. (3) Un Young, Un Wo, Chân Châu, and Ng Wong, for man. slaughter. (3) Mola Khan, for (1) highway robbery, and (2) assanit to prevent arrest, (4) Chan Wo and Chan Lam, for (1) forgery, (2) uttering a forged donament, and (3) obtaining goods by means of a forged documes!.

Sir Frederick Nathan, one of the Govern. mont's principal witnesses in the case against Kyaochs, is the superintendent of the Royal Gunpowder Factory at Wiltham Abbey, and only received the addition to fix unme a short timo.ago. Sir Frederick has recently returned from

mission to India on Government basiness. He has a very extensive knowledge of explosives, and has bon a great nuocess in his present appoistament. Sir Frederick is a brother to Sir Matthew Nathan, Governor of Hongkong.

Four antires, whose injured faces bore witness to à severe fight at Shekiontsui va Tuæda y

Police witzo419% were

night, pleaded not guilty to a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner. called to prove that the defendants were engaged

i a brawl there on the night in question. When this evidence was heard Mr. Hazeland asked the defendants what they had to say. Each man blamed the other for leading tim astray, then his Worship reminded them all

that they had broken the 1.x by jaffeting, a line of 85 apiece.

crowded, and he was tendered a great

Popular reception along the route to the hotel.

HOMEWARD BOUND.

TOKYO, April 17th. Kuroki has left Jamestown.

(REUTER'S SERVICH.]

THE FOOD STRIKE IN PARIS.

LONDON, April Lath. The Food strike, partially commented on the 8th instant, has not becenie general; only 750 out of 5,000 bakeries struck. Gendarmes are guarding the bakeries and

utroling the streets.

GALE AT SUEZ.

LONDON, April 15th. The Macedonia was lying outside Suez all yesterday owing to a gale and sandstorm, which are not yet alating. The traffe of

the canal is impeded.

THE CHIEF COMMAND IN INDIA.

SUPREME COURT..........

Wednesday, April 17th.

IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION.

ALLEGED HEgACH OF CONTRACT.

HONGKONG HORTICULTURAL

SOCIETY.

The annual meeting of the Hongkong Horticultural Society was held in the City Hal

BEFORE Mr. A. G. Wise (Puissa JUDGE). Last evening. Mr J. Barton presided, and there wors also present Mesars. L. Gibb (secretary), H. H. J. Gompertz, F. Howell, A. Carter, D. W. Craddock, Choa Leep-shoe and Rev. G. A. Beabury.

An action was brought by the By Yick Company, of 137, Queen's Road Central, against Jorge and Company for $849,77 loss suffered by the plaintiffs by reason of the defendants breach of contract. The Hon. Mr. H. E. represented plaintiffs, Sir Henry Berkeley, K.C. Pollock, C. (instrusted by Mr. Atkinson, instructed by Mr. F. X. d'Aluada e Castro),

Lading for defendants.

The statement of claim averted that defend ants entered into a contrast in May last year to iwell to plaintiffs 20 esses of 10 dozen each of Wright's Health underwear at $5,70 (gold) per dozen with commission of 22 per cent. Doli- vory to be in October and November 1906, ten cases in each month. The goods were not delivered and plaintiffs had to obtain the underwear locally at a cost of 8849.77, ahove the contract price.

Defendants denied having entered into snaha contract, but stated that they made an agreement that defendants should bay, delivery to be taken within two months of the landing of the goods, ten cases in Cetoler, if possible, and ten in November, it possible, or the contract to be poll and void. A condition of the agreement was that if the goods did not arrive within the stipulated time the bayer would have no claim on account of the non-arrival of the goods and either party was contraer. The goode did not arrive within the at liberty to rescind the stipulated time, and the plaintiffe gave notios

The SECRETARY having read the notice calling the meeting, the CHAIRMAN proposed the adop tion of the report and coconute which had been in the hands of members for soms time.

Mt. GOMPERTZ seconded, and members

agreed.

Mr. CRADDOCK had much pleasure in pro- posing Mr. Barton as president for the ensuing year.

Mr. CHOA LEKP-ORBE seconded and the motion was carried.

It sus proposed by the CHAIRMAN, and seconded by Mr. GoMPEETZ that Mr. L. Gi's be ro-elected secretary, Carried,

The committee re-elected was as follows--Mr. J. Barton, Mrs. Browin, Mesare, Chos Leep-chan, W. Craddock, S. T. Dann, H. H. J. Gompertz, F. Howell, W. J. Tuteber, Mrs. Jordan and Mrs. Tarner.

D.

The CHAIRMAN proposed that the words three form a quoram" be added to ralo 4, and that the words "in the meantime" be added to rule 3.

Mr. CRADDOCK seconded, and the motion was carried.

WAR

This was all the business. The report rand:-The proposal to publish. gardening actes was found to be baat by numerous difficulties and was eventually dropped as a substituto, a small book on Gardening for Hongkong" brought out by Mr. Tutcher at the request of the Society. The cost of printing the first 250 copies was defrayed by the Society, Mr. Tatoher paying for any further copies and taking the proceeds of the sale. The Committee anyons

Cun recommead the book to interested in gardening. The Annual Show was held in the Botanic Gardens on the 26tia

on "Activity of the Peligion- World and the years of service would be agreable to limontract which represented the terms of the and 27th February and pro:incod a fine exhibit

The following is a translation of an editorial article of the Hachi Shimbun for the 4th instant Faith of Japansus"; "The great conference of the World's Student Christian Federation

idea that all is illusion; the Hindus a others, who accept the doctrine of metem- | paychosis, would have to reconsider their position since a one-ounce soul. could hardly enter the body of a goat. The recently in session in Tokyo and the activity Chinese and Japanese veneration for an-

of the Salvation Army by the coming of General Broth should be looked upon rather cestors might, couecivably be abated, so

as effective are considerations of mere size. hely baptised with the realistic faith of New preparatory movements for Christianity to be An unrestor at large in the fourth dimen-Japan than as movements for the conversion of sion, au weighing only twenty penny, other peoples by Christians, **

A. S. AVATSON & CO., | weights, would scarcely be deemed worthy

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ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS.

Hongkong, 16th April, 1907.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS,

should be addressed to Tan EDITOR,

not for

30

* pubè cation, but as stizens of good faith,

All letters for pubication should be written on

side of the pager only.

No anonymously signed a “muvvations that have already appeared in other pupare will be inserted.

Orders fortazira cabies of DAILTPR thould be ent before 11 am, on day of publiention after that hour the supply is limited," Oniy supplied for, Cask Falographie Address: Przes, «Çadasi A,B,U, Dih, Bô

*Eneber's

of so much incence and eyere. To the European faith or faiths, the disivery would promise to be of great importance. Eeclesiasticism is always gratified when

In a came at Southwark County Court a solicitor said a debtor had run three shope unsuccessfully and had hitten off more than he could chew." Judge Willis: Do not use such phrases. You should Bar tunt he

that

the

to deferidants reseinding the enstract, in consequence of which defondants also rescinded. Plaintiffs. in reply, stated that they dealt with defendants through Sing Ka, a salesman LONDON, April 18th.

employed by defendants, and after Mr. Morley, Secretary of State for India, agreement Sing Koe, on

the bobalf of the with the full approval of Mr. Haldaus, defondants, hauded to the plaintiffs a paper Secretary of State for War, has asked Lord signed by the defendants which contained Kitchener whether an exteasing of two memorandum in Chiness of the terms of the

agreement, Plaintiff pointed ont that and has expressol a wish that lord Kit-

of flowers and vegetables. there were 65 l'entries defendants in entering and it was found necessary to considerably chener would.nccept. Lord Kitchener has occasionally

anderledi * clause い the increase the matshed accommodation boyoud replied in the affirmative. Lord Elgin read agreements a telegram from the King welcoming the effect

ati answer was to be given that of the previous year. The details of the extension and sending good wishes for Lord thoreafter BK to whether the contruct show were settled by a sub-committee consisting Kitcheer's stucess,

could be definitely excated. On the present of Messrs. I. Barton, L. Gibbs and F. Howell, occasion no such clause was made by the defend-who, with the help of Mr. Chos Leep-ches, ants and as a malter of fact that clause was supervised the staging of sabibits on arrival; struck out in the English words, no that this involves a Considerable amount of work

fendants ware bound

the and the committe, would ask exhibitors at a contract. Plaintiffs' relied on the repressa! future show to lighten it by seeing that their ation of Siug Kes that certain words in English exhibits are properly labelled with the Clans written on the paper were tus equivalent of the No. and Group, in which they are to be exhibited. Chinese is the memorandum. The English before they are sent to the Show grounds. The words included clauses which were not in the judging was done by Messrs. D. W. Craddock "Force Majeure to free sallers from all reoasibility in connection with the contract,“ ati"less of steamer or vessel to cancel

ATHEISM AND AGNOSTICISM.

'There has been so much comment upon the atheistic bias of the anticlerical movement in France that it may be well

pace on record the exact words used by the Socialist Minister, Viviani, in a speech placarded by the Chamber throughout all the communes of France. Mr. Booth Clubborn writer:-

in

execute

science and scientists are in support of endeavoured to carry on more baziness than he I offer the follow aring teen incomplete memorandum in Chinese as well as the following and W. J. Tutober, sad judging of the gardena

mouth." The Judge again objected. It is all hand to mouth," he said. "I am waiting for my next quarter's salary; a barrister is waiting for his next for, soil so on. Don't use emeli phrases," Not a particularly wish judge.

By kind permission of Lieut. Col. Price, D.9.0. and Officers, the Band of the 129th Duke of Cambridge's Own Baluchis will play the following programme of masie at the King Edward Hotel, during dinner this (Thursday) evening- Patrol

had capital for. Subsequently the solicitor its tents, and we dould not that this aid his client was living from hand to triumphant-corroboration of a belief which Oruycommunications relating to the sewn solemn | moderns have began to grasp loss tightly Correspondents must forward their no met and ea. I would be accord--3 fitting welcome. Some dresses with communications addressed to the Editor, allegorieni meaning would be found, pro- hably (we volunteer the suggestion in advance, for those intending to follow up the clue) in the number Twelve and the fact that wrcia is a twelfth. But first we would advise our readers to wait for more advices. The Telegraph is a respue table paper, but its New York correspond-

The Mus ent may have been based. suchusetts medicos are of the "highest. professional standing," but they may not exist. It occurs to us at the outset that "six years' study was too much to find on what handy weighing apparatus could have proved in a few hospitals in a very We should also like a more explicit declaration a8 to what were the "seientific deductions taken into

P.O. Box, 38, Telephone No. 12

HONGKONGOFFICE: 1GA, DES VEUX ROAD CL LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET, EC.

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The Daily Press.

Rosasora, APRIL 18TH, 1907.

PROBLEM which has eluded the researches of all previous scientists and philosophers," and which is now reported

short time.

Overture Vale Selection Polka

"U.S.A..' "Haydee."

"Little Sailo s,"

Ledanthe,"

The version given several weeks lator in the Tines by sir A.

translation from the Officiel of November 9th, which lies before me. Alluding to the work of the Revolutions of 179% and 1819, and the prolongation of their lives under the Third Republic, be says:

"Our forefathers, and fathers, and ourselves have suitedly continned hitlerio a work of anti-cloricalism and irreligion. We dragged bnat conscences away from religious belief. When a wretched creature, bouding under his burdens, keit to pray, we reied him up, we there were Lo walities behind

those clouds

told him the Together, by magnificent grature, we extinguished in the heavens those lights which will never be relit applause from the Left and Extreme Lifted is our work; it is our revolutionary work. Do not imagine it is ended; it is ouly beginning. It

That

.... Cormoore

Aubor ea yon reply to a tuan who is seeking justies Crowe bere below, to a man who-thanks to us--is yo Selivan longer a believer; to one whoto we have snatch- Klesmann

d from the faith, wad to whom we Lave heavens?" declared that there was no justice in the

is surging upwards, it overdow6 18. And what

Hear My Prayer."... Mendelssohn The Royal Prinene.

Abucheunes," Le Thière

Motel Clanet Solo" Minuet by Boccherini

contract."

After Mr. Pollock's opening statement, Chas Ynan Kaí, managing partner in the plaintiff fira, gave evidence in support of their shim. rained to the receipt of a letter informed him that owing to the great demand from defendants, witness stated that the latter

for the clothes, they could not fulfil the order.

Mr. Pollock (to interpreter) What does he say?

Mr. Ball-Tha they could not be made in Englanâ.

by Mesare. J. Harton, S. T. Daan. L. (libs and H. H. J. Goapertz. The attendance of the poble at the show was disappointing. The weather was fine and it was confidently hoped that x largor "gale "would be obtained than last year; this anticipation was not however realized. On the first day 2011 tickets wore soid, and on the second day 137 during the 53 cents tims and

being 3431,40. against 8370.00 last year. The during the 2 cents time, the total taking

coats, how that spital hist to be drawn upon, to the extent of about $200 to meet the expenses of the show. It is thought that some seunomy might be effected in printing and in the amount girea in prizes and that then with Mr. Pellack-Ploise interpret properly. Mra liste noro appreciation slowa by the general Ball-He does not say England. As a matter of publie the show might be made to pay its way. fact they are made in America.

The best thanks of the Boiety are due to those Mr. Ball-He said that they could not be who came forward with subscriptions to the made in the ancestral home (laughter).

prize fund and also to the donors of special Cross-examined-He thought defendants were telling lies when they wrote that letter stulingum show in the antamn, and a flower and

prizes. It is proposed to hold a chrysanthe He went to them vegetable show in the early spring of 1908, that the order was cancolled.

Schedules are in cours of preparation and will abortly be issued to rasmbers. Sir Francis Pig- goit resigued the Presidentship in November, and Mr. J. Barton was elegel in his place. Mr. F. Howell took over the duties of hon. ssure-

M. Briand, M. Viviani's colleague, subsequently The manner in which American kerosine oil on the part of the State to take rides in the disclaimed, ou behalf of the Ministry, any desire is ousting the Russian product from the Indian great controversy of God or no God. The State, market is shown by the following beares and anti heological questions. That is no doubt und told them that he did not agree with that.

maintained, was colon-blind as to theological 1904-5 the value of American oil imported was 34 lakhs out of a fatal of erores, in the following rear the value was 79 lagus cut ofa

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the trus attitude of the secular State. But the faill of men like Viviani in their atheistic creed is much for passionate to allow them to be neata! Coleridge, a hundred yea that its genekís : --

to be solved, is not a matter we can afford nsideration in comparing liveweight total of 1 crores, and in 1966-7 the value weed.serited at only the phenomenon of Vivianism

to ignore. It is of local interest,” more- over, because it is of univéral intereat. To

i

The sweet, words

I put it to you that Mr. Jorge showed you the telegrams from the manufacturers in Ameries stating that the goods could not be forwarded? I do aal understand English.

and deadweight. In addition it would e of considerable interest, thongh not come to the point at once, we allude to the affecting the main issue, to have the result

Might stem destrnetion, were 1bey wieely ot similar experiments with non-human janimals

alleged discovery of fire physicians of Massachusetts, that the soul, of man is sufliciently material to, possess the phen-

In conclusion, we mag venture the opinion that the statement, like the

one erorn and six lakke, being more than two thirds of the total. Russian oil has declined from ono crore and 44 lakhs to 5 lakhs, while Sumatra oil has risen from 15 lakhs to 25 lakhs and is sconed in th-list of imperts.

Prval improvements are shortly to be enrried out by the municipal authoritisat Vladivostock.

nenow of avoirdumais. The formulu, in orpses, will weigh less after those of high Mr. Roger S. Green. the U. S. Consul at the

scientific standing have finished with it.

The Freach Mail of the 19th March was delivered in London on the 35th inst.

fact, of these investigators, may be tersely phigused into this, that sixteen souls equal one pound. It is not an irreverent joke, although the statement comes from New

Yesterday our telegrams included a report of York. It is not a silly season invention of the successful launching of the Japanese batile- Follow journalism. It is, we are told by | ship Aki. The new vessel in 482 feet long, Dr. Duffean MacuLGALL of Biston, the 834 feet wide, 27 feet deer, 19,150 tons displaces deliberate verdict following a series of meat. Her engines, of 24,000 horas power, are reverent and earnest investigations, to designed to develop a speed of 18 kucts. determine the existence of non-existenca of a soul ia the human body, and to determine also whether the departure of that squl from the human body 18 attended by any manifestation of "mnince that man be made evident to the material serses." It bas -long been

clinching argument of materialistic mockers at religion that surgical dizgestore of the human body have never found any sign of a soul. Here we have five doctors, of the highest pro- fessional standing." wheufter studying the problem for six years, have declared the

a

Siberian port, writes that the municipality has determined to nadertake by itself the construc lion of the eletric street railway and power. plaut. No defiušte project has yet is en'adopted, but an engineer is engaged upon plans and estimates. The present intention seems to be not to give the contract for the whole to one firm, but to buy the necessary material from a number of different parties. A contrast for a municipal telephone system for Vladirestock has been awarded to the Russian branch of a German Grm. The annual subscription for a single instiament is to be $38,62 gold.

valuable inreation. The first advantage of the new wachine is that it can be employed in factorise on a large or small scale with equsi succes. The second is that a condensing apparains is used, which prevent any foreign subatsuce from entering the camphor oil in the course of manufacture, and also prevents oil leak.

You speak English-A little.

I put it to you that you can read English-Atary and treasurer during the absence in Of Christian promise, words that ren yettile?-I kaaw one, two, three, four diazător)

the summer of Mr. Gibbs. The committea Decisios reserved.

with the exception of Messrs. A. E. Grin and E. Osborne offer themselves for ra-election.

prescb'd, Are muttered o'er by men, whose tones

proclaim How flat and wearisoms they fest their trade : Rank scoffers some.

The very name of Gnd.

Souble Ikea juggler's charm; 'and, bold

with joy. Forth from bis dark and lonely hiding place (Portentous sight!) the cel±4 Átboism, Suiling on obscene winge athwart the ucon, Drops his bluo-fringed lips, and ho'ds them

ctor,

And hooting at the glorious sna In Heaven, Crive out, Where is it?

But nowadays the owlst, groving holder, cberties gleefully, "We've put it out,"

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS.

SUGGESTED HOHEME OF NEUTRALIZATION.

i

DEPARTURE OF HIS EXCELLENCY

SIR MATTHEW NATHAN.

The Address from the Community will be prosented to His Excellency The Glovernor at on Saturday 20th April in St,

12:30 p.m.

| George Hall. All members of the Community

are invited to be present.

HONGKONG STEAM WATERBOAT COMPANY,

一有

At an extraordinary general moating of the Hongkong Steam Waterboat Co. boiḍ pester- day, the following resolutions were confirmed: (That it is expedient to offect an Copion of the address for signature will be amalgamation of this Company with sho found on a table at the tend of the Stairs.

Union Waterbeat Company Limited, and that His Excellency will arrive pupetually at the with a row thereto this Company bo wonni tirafted; those intending to be prosent urs ap voluntarily and that Edgar George requested to be in their places before the balf Barrett be, and he is hereby appointed, Liquida

kour.

for for the purpose of sneh winding up. Iolitely after the presentation of the (2) That the conditional agreem ut submitted address the P. & O. tug Dragon will leave the to this meeting be, sad the same is hereby P. & G. jetry to convey to the Delta any on approved and that the liquidator bo, and he is who wishes to go on board.

| hereby; authorised pursuant to Santion 201 of the Company's Ordinance 1863 to adopt the

Three men have been arrested in connection with the riot which occurred outside the Polico Mr. F. A. Hazeland at the Police Court yester Station on Sunday. They were charged before

The Tribune Correspondent at Washington We are from the Ash that the Fukuokay-A distinguished authority suggests a day with assaulting another native and canking Cazapbor Office has suecorded in constructing Philippines for ever from the field of inter- serioasiz-considered project for camioving the grievous bodily harm. The case was adjourned. and successfully operating a new machine formational polities, rendering the islanda no longer Ip Chek-fu told Mr. Hazeland at the Police the manufacturo of camphor, which is said to be the cause of possible war. It looks, indead,

towards a Court yesterday that he returned to the Colony

neutralization of the islande,

The Yellow Drayon (Queen's College Maga. said agrement and curry the same into effect The immediate problew, so far as the United before his period of banishment was ended

States is concerned, is a

-zine) says:— We feel sure that we are not merely with ach if say modification as the said wise adminis- because he could get no work and hat ne

tration of the internal affairs of the islande, expressing our own views, but voicing the Liquidator may think expedient. obow" in China. The magistrate sentenced

neutralization of the islands among all the the colony when we say that it was with deep bat alatesmen, looking ahead, anggest that a general sentiment of allegaged in education in him to twelve months' imprisonment with hard

Powers would renoven cause for anxiety, 20 regret, almost amounting to grief, that we concluded last night when Pitt met Molvin of labour and six hours' stocks.

The Hongkong Hotel Billiard tournmout only to this Government, but also from all th nations of Earopo.

read in the local newspapers of the approaching Quarry Bay in the final. The match ended in The Bandmaun Follies arrive to-day at nooning in the form of vapour. Another advantage that ne military have abould be utilized there by Matthew Nathen, C.M.G., for another having made the requisite 250 while Melvin's To reader the plan, practicable it is proposed departure of His Excellency the Governor, Sir an easy win for the amateur champion, Pitt human soul to be "un actual material thing" por P. & 0. ax. Delhi and will open their is that the new machine shortens the period any nation, not even the United States.

Beason to-night at the City Hall. The following required for distillation, and also saves fool. It Obviously. in view of the foot that, under the sphere of activity. Since Sir George Bewan

some of the Principal Members of the is stated that the existing compler manufacturenggested neutralization arrangement, the (1882-6) no Governor has taken such marked on the occasion were 39 and 31, but he carried off

Fcore stood at 85,

The winner's biggest breaks about one unice. As summarised by the Company: Miss Evelyn Hughes, Miss Emilio ing machinery is in o rery primitive state,Philippines could not be seized by any Power, juterest in education, evinced by the insugars. the cup, and the prize for the biggest break in New York correspondent the London Tait, Mr. Maynard Datin, Mr. Harry Herbert, rendering it impossible to carry on the industry the American Government itself would be tion of as many beneficial changes. Daily Telegraph, these Boston scientists Mr. Gordon Stamford and Mr. Norman Osborne, on a large and profitable vesla"

weighing, as we have already indiented,

are

under no nasessity of defending them.

the tournament.