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Llibon, Fabr. 20. An alarming rumour spread in Lisbon last night that counter-revolutionary movement was afoot among the garrison. Offers and men, profoundly stirred by the attitude of the Republicans towards the murder of King Carlos

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Literary Club Musical Eving - Hayila." | may past forward this good work of training | Mr. G. Grimble, Open to the Pubile, Sanday, 29th. Holy Cominusion scound the Lorda Table ST. ANDREW'S, Kowloon (Robinson Road, naar British School) Sunday-Holy Communion 1st and 6th Sundays in month at noon; 2nd and 4th Sundays at 8am.; 3rd Sundays at 7 pm. Morning Prayer and Sermon at 11 am. Evening Prayer and Sermon, at 6 p.m.; Children's Bervice (and Baptisms, if scessary) on 3rd Sundays, at

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| and by the discovery that the Republican pro- 18 p.m.: Sunday solved at fortened Everinghope that the deliberations of this in xning may ·

paganda had diverted soms of thole comrades from their loyalty, were said to have conceived the idea of wreaking vengeance on the offices of the party organs. The reaal would certainly have been much bloodshed. The mere rumoure

The Conservative Diario Popular, referring in vague terms to last night's sensation, somewhat hastily declares the whole story to have been purposely invented by the Re publicans, Information from various ources ahors that apprehensione was entertained in responsible quarters. Ofoers and mon were suddenly confined to barracks; mysterious hurried conferences were held at a late hour between King Manuel and General Craveiro Lopes, commanding the garrison, and between General Lopen and the regimental commander: there were conferences else between the Premier and the Ministers of War and Marine; and, lastly, the strongest warship is the Tagus, the cruiser Dom Carlos, was suddenly commissioned. It appears difioult to believe that the army, after giring conspicuous evidence of its dis- sipline and loyalty during the recent tragic occurrences, should at the present stage com- promise the situation. Feelings of resentment which do them honour as loyal subjects could boken only loss of discipline and loyalty they assumed the form of arbitrary violence, and would. moreover, furnish the enemies of the Crown with arguments to substantiate their insinuations of the existence of a resetionary plot.

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Lut doubtles the feeling of the army will. And to expression in overt acta. The Governz- meat, fully intermed, is taking the indispans able precautions. All this shows, however, how soiseless another Republican plot would be.

Senhor Benhardino Machado, the Republican Aro provoking by offers va demonstrations at the graves of the regicides mts to explain mere sentimentulism, and in nowisa directed against the Mounroby. But the Republics Press does not refrain from glorifying Buias and Costs und this defence of marder ualor a regime of conciliation is un- blushingly accompanied by demands for a full amnesty for the military as well as for the civil sonspirators. The civilized world will probably remark-que meentiexre ira assamin common cenf.

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but seaman,, and I delice to absociate`myself fully with-thong-was-think that out of the moneys placed at the disposal of County Councils for technical education some provision may most 4tly be made for training men. These are the men on whom we rely for the greatest and most characteristic of our national industrion tost enterprise without which we would eink rary low in the family of astions. I therefore lead to more active stope on the part of the County Councils. I and boned to day that in my view the training of seamen is a parmonat national duty (Cheore.) I hope that Che recommendations of the several Departmental Committees which have from time to time bean appointed by the Board of Trade to consider the manning of the Mercantile Marine and to devise men and massures for recruiting and training for that service may no longer he suffered to lis iaoperative. The House of Lords has discussed various aspects of this question, hut I do not know how it could better employ- its time than is considering aud, I hope, supporting the recommendations of those Departmental Committees which have so emphatically and strongly reco aminded that: the State should do its part in the training of Dar oameni, (Cheers.)

Sir John Gray Hill said that they had two objects in viento sava the poor boy from becoming a hooligan or a bad citizen and to improve their Means se Maras be arranging that British subjects should take the placy of $7,000 aliens, End by giving proper training to It was a curious. The class who neted sa seamen. feature of this country that while the law. provided ships for training boys who had been convicted of crims or had come under the cognizens of the magistrate, no provision had ben made for helping the poor innocent boy who was unable to help him elf (Hoar, hear) There were 400 aliens in British ships, bar there were over 10.030 pobr boy who could be trained into good sezmen to take their place. Was they wanted was eare and experienc's on the part of those who gave instruction, and money-not a great amount from public authorities +dsland those interested in the question not to start'new homes but to support

Foung, but to ship them between the ages of 15 and 16; to arrange with the shipowners to give separate socommodation to the boys; and not to aim at making offic rs, for the supply of Eu officer way regulated by dmaid." experience led him to favour the shore homs instond of the ship for the training of boys.

AN ANAMIC CHEMIST COKED AT MACAO, Mr. J. B. Xavier, pharmaceutical assistant at the Mano Dispensary, acao, China, had s need to make experiments when some time ago.isting institutione: not to take boys too he fell into an anæmio, debilitated condition; knew that the finest romody for. Apmnis in Dr. Williama' Pink Pills for Pais People.

"About two years ago as a result of using my studies in addition to my business as Chemist in this hol, enervating cliste.

BB became sick," said Mr. Xavier. -headaches, dizz nem, and vomiting troubled me daily; there was a dull pain in the small of my back; I grow pale and thin; felt so wsk that I could hardly muster up the necessary strength to do my daily work; lost all desire for food. Vivid, horrifying dreams disturbed my sleep. I was dull and low-spirited, little things worried me, and the smallest task seemed too much trouble to do.

When this un- pleasant slite of The correspondent of "The Times" at Tangier things had gone on 'little time -sends the following account of the lighter side tome,

fmprove- in the current history of distracted Morocco: without

I saw that Between the incidents of the Morocco crisis ment, it is, perhaps, permissible to comment on the something must be pantomimic aspect of the whole state of affairs.done, or still worse Abdul Aziz, with few assets beyond the pawn might happen and tickets for his jewels safely deposited at, Monts. recognising my de Piets in Paris, is hurling edicts of excom sympt mean those of I of course, magivation at his brother Hadid, edicts Annis,

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The third Sultan, Bu Hamacs. Piok Pills for about campaign. who still holds his own in the inhospitable eight days I felt much better, and in a little mountains of the Riff Coast, in completely out while longer my blood was of the running and can only with difficulty perfectly healthy condition, and I was onred. Ever since then I have been in excellent ommand eren a nation in the Press.

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Mr. A. W. Chapman, the ohairman of the Education Committes of the Surry County Council, mid that local education authorities were trying to induos Inds, on leaving elementary schools, not to drift into the position of errand boys. They had accordingly founded bararies for the parpes of infernating boys above the age of 14 in technical subjects, and they considered, from a local as well as A ustions! point of view, that they were justified 10 spending money in order to help boss to b-come semen. (Cheer) The Surrey County -Council, alth`ugh it would never agree to embark na zoy capital expenditure for the purpose of founding a special institution, would, however, be inclined to make grants and grants of a generous nature-to existing training in

utions. He hoped that such institutions. wald co-operate. and that other County Councils would follow their example in helping fxwards a movement which would bare far reaching results.

Mr. 8 Watte, London shipowner, ang gated that a number of boys should be sent di est to the ship, as winy shipowners liked 10 train the boys themselves. The Rev. C Stowird, of the East Suffolk Council, advised the teaching of smanship in schools on the sea east, just be gardening and cookery were" taught in other schools. Mr. A. Carruthers, of Bedford County Council, pointed out that mmy conscillers did not snow what precies

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they had in the giving of instruction-in- Baconnabip to boys. Mr. G. Montagu Harris, the secretary of the County Council Association,

nsidered that the mavement would by acoeler- Raisuli is the sols man who has given un

wed it the indi si fual members of Council were unproached rather than addressing of Councila double evidence of an intelligoat appreciation of the situation; for, whila Abdul Aars

officially. Farther, if it were known that the Mr. Xavier, whose case is recorded above. Bard of Edsons in was frieudig t the sabeme vainly endeavou ing to obtain a long from the Basque d'Etat, Raismli is, depositing in the

was right in saying that Dr. Willing Pink, it would be a great help to the local authorities. same bank £.5,00 out of the £2000- which Pilla are the great remedy for Anomis. Thes

The following asilution. proposed by the for Sir Pills are the most perfect blood-puri ging. Cirmen, wie irried: Thas bule meeting, his shortly so re-ive as raDROID,

is Maclan. He is, perhaps the one Moor blood-strengthouing and blood-making medicine pealing Comity Carcils and others, Harry who appreciates or bas gained by this excellent known to Medical science, and da ing the passion that fatlar sistacos from adaastion institution, for he demanda and will receive four twenty years they have cured thousands of cases

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Both Abdul Aziz and Mulai Hafid for the present areapparently hopelessly ashle le move, and content themselves with publishing ediots announcing stupendous, but purely imaginary, vietariss over other's imaginary armies. The position of the tribesmen is screely more defined than that of the two Sultans, for they hardly know which way to turn between the biandishments of Abdul Aziz, the threats of Mulai Hafid, and the artillery of General d'Amade Happily, however, both Sultan declare themselves satisfed with the situation, their contentment being based upon firm belief in the orthodoxy of their divine rights. Europe, one bop-r, is watisfied too, for two years after the Algeciras Conference oce can see to-day the same Forty native policemen norapulously trying to avoid public attention in the streets of Tangier, while a large gold-ieltered sign- beard proclaims the existence of the Banque d'int

Perhaps the most amusing spot of the whole situation is that Europe is obliged to take it seriously.

CHURCH SERVICES.

ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL, Hongkong,-22nd March, Sunday, 3rd in Lent Holy Communion (7.30 a.m.) Natiue (1) am.) Responses, Ferial: Vente, Dyce; Psalms, of the 22nd oraing (I.); Benedicite, Hoprine, Elvy, and Hopkins: Bene dictus, Langdon, Hymns, 200, 201 and 90. Fren-

(5,45 p.m.) (Full Choir). Responses, Feria'; Pssims, of the $2ad evening: Magnificat and Nune Dimittis, Walimisley in D ́Altzor: Anthem, Come unto Him." Coured; Hymns 94 and 286; Sevenfold Amen, Voluntary, Sonata in D minor, Mendelssohn.

V.B-Palm 108 Verse 1, 2, 5 and 12 in unison. Paalan 100 Verses 1, 2, 13, 14, 21, 25 and 29 in unison.

ST. PETER'S CHURCH. Queen's Road, West Third Sunday in Lent Morning Prayer 11 a.. Vezite, Dyco; Te Deum, Bussell Benedictus, Cooke Hymns 38, 107, 237 and 102 Kyrie. Evening Prayer 6.30. Nune Dimittis, Elvey: Hymns, 216, 687, 589 and 224. Holy Communion

745 p.m.

The Church launch, Dayspring, will call on ships carrying white crews, to bring friends ashore to the services, between 9.15 and 10.30 am, and between 5.15 and 6 pm Kowloon Police Pier 20.30 and 3), returning afterwords. sittings are free and unapproprie ed. Visitors welcome. Books, de., provided. ·

Sunday School 10---10.45,8.m..

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UNION CHURCH, Kennedy Road. Ministar Rev. C. H. Hickling. Sunday. 11 am Worhip. Hymn 379, Psalm 12,

alm 18, (Tune 50), Hymnt 550, 275 and 348 (Tune 188) 04 pm. Bunday Schools:

pm. Worship Hymn 880, Fasim 20 (Tune 516);; Hymns 608 448 and 361 Wednesday 5.16 p.m. Devotional Bervloe. Book at a glance'

Ruth," Thursday 5.30 pm. Choir Rehoarsal; p.m.

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"WHAT THE COUNTIES MIGHT DO.

The part that education authorities might play in inducing young lade to adopt a westar- ing life this helping to dispinos" the 400 0 alien who man our Mercantile Marine, and at the same time reducs, the number of unemployed in this country-engaged the attention of a Conference of County Council representatives and abipping experts held at the Westminster Palace Hotel ander the chairmanship of Ld Brany. The County members came to the Conference, which was initiated by the Navy Lague, not to make any defini's proposals but rather to serk information, and the necessity of 00-operation is such a movement with the approval and sapport of the Board of Educati was strongly emphasised by most of the speakers. Members of the Bedfordshire, Cam- berland, Durbam. Essex, Middlesex, Northam- berlaad, Staffordshire, East Buffolk, East Rid- ing of Yorkshire, Worcestershire, W. Sussex, Surrey, and File County Coauoils wers present, and the Shipping Federation, the Mariae Society, the Navy League, and the Councils Ass vision were also represented. The harity Commissionera were not, bat în s Letter to the secretary of the Nary fieagua ti ay intimated their willingness “to give careful oduzideration to all, be made in regard to any particular endowment 1 representations that might

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The Chairamu said that the similar Cooler- ense which was held in 1901 resulted in action being taken in pursues of the policy which then ressived universal endorsement from the members of the Conaty Councils who attenḍind it. Surrey had given them a splendid lead in granting six scholarships to boys attending the Lancashire Sea Training. Hôme, and London bad also taken the matter up by giving four annual scholarships for the purpes of training boys for the Mercantile Marine." I hope," he proocoded, that the result of our deliberations

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