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THE KING'S BIRTHDAY.

THE REVIEW,

THE HONGKONG DAY 297S“ TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1017, 1906,

Mr. J. W. Taylor, Dr J. C. Thomson, a hundred or so of them from the North to | last night. As the gun, signalled the| F. J Halton, Mr W, M. and Mrs Hum- | name hour of mine the five araisors at the man-of-war phreys, Miss Hawker Mr J. Hall, Mrr F. Thomas Lieut. E. E. Thomas Me the South, raising protests everywhere against

and TALDE, and Mrs Tiedemann, Lieut Commander

churches, obunal chambers and market places nachorage were simultaneously illuminated, All Lounge, mis on the ships wore outlined with electric lights and Captain and Mn E. D. Hatehison, Tickell, Mr and Mm H. S. Thompson, Mr H. conditions of the poor. In cathedrale,

Wi 3. Hooper, Me and Hira HF or 24 Tiefenbecker All who witnessed the reriow at the Happy the law from Government Homes G. Horbert, Mrand Mr P. H. Holyonka Mr and Herr Dr and Fran Voteftech Mr and Mrs the hunger marobers" turn up and damon Mrs Paget Hett, Mr B. J. Haughton, Captain FW. Vapy, Miss M. Villwook, Comm, and strate. Laat Bunday they chose Trafalgar Valloy yesterday, whatever their ease or tremely lowing is the list of guests invited :-

A. H. Hooper, Mr G. R. Home, Mida

Square, and, after speaking violently from nationality, must have been impremed with the

Dr G. E. Aubrey, Captain W. Armstrong

Mr Wdr Worcester, Mr A. W. J. Watt, spectacle. The Briton mast have felt his Dr and Mrs Atkinson. Mr and Mrs FR. J.

the base of Nelson's Column, Gray and patriotiem stirred and his love of country Adams, Mr J. Armstrong, Mrs And Min

his chief supporters squatted on the equaro, deopened as he gased on the khaki-clad sons of Armstrong. Mr and Mrs Arims Mr E. & Mr E. A Howatt, Me and Mrs 3. Haslings Rd W, Waller, Hr and Mrs F, A. Wordt, qn the ples that they were claiming their the empire marebing past with a swing that Anderson, Rev. D. Arvat. Me 1. D. Atkinson, Mr and Mrs J. O: Hughes, Miss Henrichsen, Lieut. OC Waleet, Baroness von Wech mer, share of London. The police, of course, had to delighted sil beholder, while the Chinese Surgeon W. F. Archibald, Lienka. F. Armie Mraud Mrs E.-Irving, Mr FV. Hard, Hop-Onplain and Mrs H. K. Wait. Mr and Mre remove thers, and they have teen either fined'

Mr Frank Austin Lient. U Attwood, Mr Mr E. A. Irving, Miss D. Innes.

W. Williams, Heh. Mr. Wel Ya, Naval would doubtlest realise something of the power. F. Aucott, Mr and Mrs Allen Mr and Mrs Dr. and Mrs G. P. Jordan, Mr and Instructor Westkartead, Mr G. F. C. White, or bound over to keep the peace by the

tuge,

Mr and MrsCHEW Holworthy, Hori H. Volpicella ARSY Harris, Commander Heard Mr J. Hewitson, Me HD, G. W G. Wieler, Mr F. B. Engineer-Lient Hinter, Miss Harrison, Top Wolf. Dr. P. Wilder, Biz AT Walker, Mr

" and domprehensiveness of the great empire of D. Auld. Me and Mrs F. J. Abbott, Mr C, E. MrsDBION, AFRO Minis Tanabe Beti MT. A/Whyte, Mr H. P. White, Captain sod { magistrate. ‚

which they now form à part. It was indeed an inspiring spectacle. The natural ampli theatre where the troops were sembled needed perhaps a touch of suurbine to heighten the grandeur of the soone, bat, nevertheless, it was it always is, impressive.

The sixty-seventh anniversary of the brit day of His Majesty King Edward was gi celebratul yesterday. As mal, the day was declared a holiday, and early in the morning crowds of eltizens made their way towards the Happy Valley where the picturesque orremonial

troops were formed in two lines froing the south west, the positioną being-Ist ilas Roya,

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Jackman, Mr Mrs Waller, Mr and Mrs Wilzer Mr F. W. Joner, Mr E. P. Jones, Mr P. Fick Warre, Mr.A. E. Wright, Mr. E. &. Warming Ray. J. C. Jonghin, Mr and Mrs E. Jones, too, Lieut. Wilson, Burgron, L. 8. Whitwan, Me W. Jefford, Mr C. W. Jeffries, MCM E. Wodehouse, Mr D. Wood Engineer- Bukser Jobinson, Mr and Mrs PN. H. Jane Commander W. A. Wilson, Captain R. &... Mr and Mrs J. A. Jupp, Mr and Mrs D. Jaffe Watson, Mr W. N. Weston, Mejor and is Mr B, C. M. Johnston, Sir John, Lady and Walling, Mr J, W. White, Mr G. _H, Wake- Miss Jordan (guests at Government Hosse), Mr

mar, Captain and Mrs A. B. Willer, Mr H. and Mrs J. Jabeen, Liont. J, de Jessop

Weaver, Lient. Commander J. Wright, Mr and Mrs K. Wisor, Mr. G. 4. Wiese, Mr. and Me Hedley White, Licut -Commander Wa siki.

Mr. F. C. Kendall, Mr & Mr E. B. Kadoorie, De W. M. Koch, Mr and Mrs M. Kikuchi, Mr B. Kingsbury, Mr Kenmoto, Lieut Commander Kiddle, Dr F. Kogte, Me and Mrs M, Kobaya shi, Mr W. D. Kraft, Mr F. V. Kirwas, Dr and Mrs Kew, Mr J. H. Kemp. Mr G. Kasuig, Mr. P. Kremer, Mr and Mrs J. W. Kew, Dr

Me I. M. Xavier, Ming Z, Young. Me H. R. you Zach.

That, however, is only part of tha ngilsilon, Tomorrow the Socialists are working for another demonstration, led by some notorious characters whose reputation is ach that it is wonderful they can command any following at all. Indeed I am amared that the unemployed are showing considerable reluctance as time goes on to be the playthings of the agitators.

of the day was to be observed. B 9.15 the and Mrs R, A. Balilor, Miss Boulton, MrL W. Key, Sab.Lient, Knowles, Mrs Chuz, Ho Feck, Ho Kom Teng, Ho Tang, tions as the demonstration of the truth of their

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Messze, Chau Bin K1, Choa Leep Chee, Fung Me and Mrs J. J. Leiris, Mr and Mea GP Lan Chu Pek, Lang Pui Chal, Tougat. Taur, Lammert, bir and Mrs J. W. Lee Jones, Mr Cheung Bro Kei, Uon Lai Chen, Wei Wah Lees, Wong Kam Fak, Yeang Hieg Fong, Mrs and Mines Loureiro, Mr L. R. Lemmen. Chen Clan Chuen, Lan Ya Tour, Chin Chau My D. R. Law, Mr F. ieb, Mr and Mrs L N. 8am, Ka Fai Sher, Ld San Hin, Fan Yen Tsun, Leste, Mr E Lotzmann, Mr and Mrs E. C. Obsu Pen Po, Tan & en Kong, Teo Sin-Wan Lewis, Mr W. A. Lloyd, Rev. M. Langridge, Chau Kang Yue, Chan Tsok Bang, Chie Ue Mr E. P. Lang Miss M. Lee, Mr sed Mrs Tin, Kwok In Who, Li Yan Tau, Lo Kun E. C. Lave, Mr G. T. Lloyd, Mr W. Lewishan, Peng. Blok Man Cheung, Ng Li Hing Mr and Mrs M. t. Logan, Mr H. E. Large Mr. B. Lowe, Mis Lavers, Liont-Colonel Chun, Sin Yer Fal. Us Yuk Chi, and Mra Lambert, Miss Lord, Mr. Len Oj U Lusin, Mejor Lauder, Major and Mre

HOME AND CHINA AFFAIRS. Sir Legan, Mr. J. W. Laurelzo, Mr G. Leb-rt.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] MA. O. Lang, Vics Admiral the Dos, Hedworth Lambton, Commander F. O. Lewis, Captain and Mrs Large, Mr. M. Dieper,

BONDON, October 10).. Libut. Lucas, Surgeon Langdale, Mr and Mrs

THE EUROPEAN SITUATION. Little, Commodore, Mrs and Miss Lyon, Lieut. J. S. Landon, Mr L. H. Lwford.

With the map of Europe in process of res colouring in its Booth eastern corner, it dificult for one to comment with certainly on International Erics at this moment. On the whole, however, there is no disposition to anticipata a refort to arma unless the Bulgariaus

Neverthelem, the tituation is very serious Indeed, and the Government will have to redeem its pledge to do something for the workless soon after the assembling of Parliament The Tariff Reformers are pointing to these sondi

contentions against Free Tredo, while from Radioal platforms it is declared that the ritun.. tion is temporary, the outcome of a passing depression of international proportions, and the application of palliative relief works, such as afforestation and coast defence work, will suffice to tide over the sick period. Meanwhile the Socialists are making hay, and it is to be fenced that as the outlook continues had the workers

of the country are being gradually drawn to | the belief that in the Bagisletio poljer-thio, visionary sud illusory as it is-rests their future hope. It is probably with a view to da-ipating some of this developing opinion that both of the grast political parties are. running a satire autumn campaiga in the constituencler, in which they both criticise the Socialistic decrines. But the Conservatives charge the Liberale, and especially Mr. Lloyd George, with sailing to the border line o

CURE FOLLOWED

YEAR OF AGONY

Intense Itching Eczema Drove Him Nearly to Despair-Chief Surgeon

of a London Hospital Called it Worst Case He Had Ever Seen- Got Little or No Rellef Until

CUTICURA STOPPED HIS

UNBEARABLE TORTURE

"About four years ago, in London. I was troubled by a severe itching and

dry, sourly skin on my ankles and feet. The same, in a few days, was the case with

my arms and scalp. I could hardly keep fropa soratching, which, I need hardly jeay, made it Worse, Then large red patches. appeared, with inflammation and soreness After ten days, thousands of small red pimples formed.. On becoming dry, these caused intenss Itching, I was advised to go to the hospital for dieosseo of the skin. I did so and way an out-patient for a month

or more, the chief Burgeon ma

never saw such a bad case of

But I got little or no relief. Then I tried many so-called remedies, but I be- came so had that I almost gave up in. despair. On coming to this country heard so many accounts of cures by Cuti- cura Remedies that I resolved, as a Isat resource, to give them a trial. This was after suffering agonies for twelve months, and right glad am I that I did for I was relieved of the almost un- bearable Lichips after two or threg applications of Baticura Ointment. continued its use, combined with liberal use of Catioura Boap and Cuti- cura Resolvent Plls and am more thari thankful to say that after using three nete of the Homedies, was completely cured. I can only add that should any one be suffering as I did, I bope that

1 they will do, as I did, and I am sure of the results. Henry Searle, Crosa E Little Rock, Ark., U. §. A., Oct. 8 and. 10,1907.

Anton, Subadar Major Ahmed Din, Tent Autooned Commander Alloy, Mr E. B. Annesley Captain and Mrs S. B Aitken, Ward Boom Officers of Freash cruiser

Alger

3. W. Bollen, Ven. Archdesoon and Mrs Bannister, Mr and Mie E. G. Barratt, Rev. C. Mra and Miss Bone, Liear, and Mrs H. Betterworth, Mr and Mrs F. D. Barrette Me G. O, T. Bagley, Mr. C., E. Blanchflower, Mr and Mrs Bribonin, Mr J. J. Bramble, Mr. F. A. Biden, Mr and Mrs F Browne, Miss Barker, Miss Barrow Mr A. Brus, Mr G. K. Hell Bratton, Staff Burgeon and Mrs H. A. Baits, Mr B. T. Birbeck, Mr C. H. Blason, Mr J, R. Boyas, G. H. Betton Foster, Mr. P. Bevington, Mr

MTR R. Baker, Mr and Mre Back, Me and Barton, Capt. G. T. Brierley, Me A Garrison Artillery, 3rd Battalion D. COB. Bateman, Captain. and Mrs Bassley, Sirad Ms Laylop, Mr.C. J. Lafrente My and Middlesex Regiment, Hongkong Volunteer Henry Berkeley. Major-Geners Broadwood, Corps. Recond line::H. K. B. B. & G. A, Caplain F. H. Butcher, Mr and Mrs L. G. 10th Mahratis Ligth Infantry, 18th Rajputs, Bird, Mr and Mrs A. W. Bird, Mr and Mrs J. Major General Breadwood was in command. W O. Bonnar, Rov, und Mrs G. A Bunbury: Mr R. F. Brago, Miss Beattie, Lient. Com When His Excellency the Governor, who was mander and Mrs Bell, Mr J. P. Braga, Lient escorted by the Hongkong Volunteer Troop, N. B. O. Brook, Mr A. and Miss Brger, Mr F. arrived he was received with a general salute B. L. Bowley, Mr and Mrs Berindengue. Dr and after inspecting the assembled troops Band Mrs Bel, Mr J. G. G. Bernedo, Lieut. L. N. &. Bull, Mr and Mrs Irvin Black, Lient, F.

J Ber. proceeded to the slating base. In a

E. Bryne, Liont. M. Blackwood, minutes the feu de jote was fired. The field Beatty, Mr and Mrs P. J. B. Bischer, Mr R. artillery on the right flank opened with B. Brattie, Captain and Mrs Boor, Miss Baker, Mr E. P. Bernard, Mr C. F. Beavis, Lleut. C saven guns, and scarcely had the last report W. Beckwith, Mr A. Babington, Me & V. died away when the rill fire ran along the Bunbury, Captain Clinton Baker, Mr and Mrs two-long sinar, followed by the band playing C. M. Beadnell, Dr. Van de Saade Balpiz, the National Anthem. Again the even Mr H. H. Bolderaten, Lient. Commander the

Mr G. P. de Martin, Mr C. D. Melbourne, gune bilobed forth their thanders, again the Hon, R. O. B. Bridgeiman, Mr. R. E. O. Bird.

Mr R. Marter, Mr. C. M'I, Messer, Dr & Mrs Mr J. Badeley, Mr C., Banth, Miss A. M. riffes rang out their incessive tributes, and Fateman, Mr. and Mrs A. Bellamy Brown, Macfarlane, Mis Massoy, Captain F. C again beads were uncovered and officers came to Commander O. P. Borrett, Mr and Mrs Drew Moultrie, Mr. B. Mori, Dr. and Bire Moore, Mr the salate as the National Anthem was played. A Braidwood, Me W. Bowen, Miss Butcher, and Mra Ma'ede, Mr G. H. Medbars, Mr and third time this was reported and the salute was Capt. and Mrs Oscar Brown, Mr B. J. Byrne, Mre Maller. Men. B. Murray, Mejor and Mira Mias D. Macdonald, Miss Moir, Mies Millington, completed. Then the hills resounded as the troops Baker, Mr and Mrs Blauch, Mr H. G. Bagual), Vory Room and Birs F. B. May, Captain is showing what most people consider wise this week. He will return next week in order

Reverend P. M. de Mori, Mr and Mis Aor Serviaus turn forcible aggressors Turkey P. Marly, gave three ohters for His Majesty, and the sohoes Mr. W. J. E. Ball, Miss M. Bird.

to receive, the freedom of Taunton, Somarsat; were carried for and wide. Afterwards the troops Mr and Mrs D. W. Craddock, Lient, Colo. W Y Miller, Mr and Mrs J. Molefery, statesmarabip in refusing to be drawn, from her

Master,

tar, Mr loss of some amount of ill-defined authority over Belfast. Mr G. E. Then the messed bande struck up, and the most Cruikshank, Mr H. F. Chard, Captain and Mrs E. F. Mackay Mr R, F.

Mrs PH. Collingwood, Mr. Mrs and Moore Mr J. L. McPherson, imposing spaniacle of the day was enacted, in Chatham, Miss. A. Carr, Bir Paul Marrell, Mr A. Moreno, Sub-Lieut. Maxwell, Bulgarie and Entern Rumeli. This country Lieut. Mellin. generally approves the stand Yaken by Sit Major-General Broadwood baving saluted His Chater, Mr and Mrs W. L. Carter. Mr A. H. Fleet Surgeon Matthew, Excellency, he took up his position with him Crook, Mr. B. W. Carpenter, Mr and Mrs J. Captain C. Mayhew, Lieut. Marshall, Mr F. Edward Grey and it is considered that her he has a charming place near Youghal.

makes on fotive point when he declares that Chinese Legation, has broken into English at the saluting base. First came the Mounted Cochrane, Mr and Mrs Callow, Mr and Mrs H. 8 de Morgan, Lieut. 8. Moors, Me W. D. Chapman, Mr and Mrs R. H. Crofton, Mr H. Morrish, Mr. N. Rivera Moure, Commander Troop, iling past very smartly, followed by H. Chambers, Mr. J. N. C. Cavendish, Mias 9. H. Mawboy, Miss A Maitor; Captain E.it International treaties are to be broken st will literature by translating for the successfat Moroseaux, Me J. M. McHutshin, Miss Maker, by any Stato without sonenitalion with the Wisdom of the East corles published by the R.G.A. and the H.K.E. B.R.G.A, the next Campbell, Mr and Mrs Evan Cameron, Com-

Captain and Mrs J. A. Murray,

W. Besens, minder A. Campbell, Lieut. C. T H. Coop in order being the Royal Engineer Lieut. Gordon Campell; Mr and Mr E. A Macdonald, Mr H. N. Mody, Major S. signatory Power, it is useless to talk of die. Joka Murray, the Confucian classio "The Book and Cartagena. The work is likely to be divided

of Filial Pisty." Colonel Darling at their head. Succeeding Carrelho, Mr O. CF. Cunningban, Mr E. J. Mr B. W. Marab, Engineer Lieutenant Main them wore the Middlesex, and then the Chapmar; Mr and Mre Clothier, Mr R. Coke, Mr F. G. Hatton, Lieut. H. B. Molem Volunteers marching very well indeed, the Mr, Mrs and Misa Clarke, Mr E. T. C. Uream, Rev. W. H. Maundreth, Mr J. P. McGiR is finenes of Great Britain in Turkey and convalescent state after au operation for oppen- not incline the Spaniards to regard them with rear being brought up by the Mahratias Mr A. W. Chapman, Mies Carter Campbell, vray, Sir Clando and Tony Macdonald Engineer and the Rajputs

The troca marched Mr F. F. Carrell, Captain B. A. Corbett, (guests at Government House),

Mr.C. A. Carr, Mr C. Clementi, Captain P. H. Commander and Mrs J.MountiBali, Mr with great steadiness and as the colours of Chmo, Major Chitty, Lient. Colonel and Mrs H. G. Mere, Mr and Mrs MacLennan, each regiment approached they were sluied Chamfer, Brother Cornelias, Miss Clapp Hoval, Mr and Mrs Niedhardt, Mr sud Mrs and Mrs McGregor, Rey, F. E by the Governor. Si biequently the trop Baginrer Commander and Mrs Crowle, ME and M. B. Northoots, Captain E. Nicholem, Captain

Major advanced, in review order, and with this Mrs Craggs Lieut. Morris Cochrane,

Close, Mr. G. Calthorp, Captain B. A. and B. Nagent, Mr and Mies F. Nichalsen, Dr J. the ceremonial concluded.

Mrs Craig, Mr B. Chichester, Mr and Mrs Noble, Commander Nerris, Major Naftall,

Lieut. Commander Noble, Mr and Mrs Nalin.

Mr and Mrs Evao Ormiston, Mz and Mre P.

Mr P. Bester Captain, Mrs and

arov ed. Socialism themselves.

PERSONAL, NOTES,

Sir Robert Hort is vieiling friends in Irelanp

were drawn up in column for the march past.no, Mrs and Mis Chapman, Mr G. Mr C. B. Malline, Mre Ever and reform pelley into a military turmoil, for the after a similar honour has been done him in

The parado strength was Mounted Troop, Colo

Lieut. Colonel B. N. Dumbiston, Mr and

Mr

Orme, Mr. Oishi, Mr.A. E. Owar

armament.

The line thus laken will further increase the

Sir Henry Blake has returned to Ireland,

Mr Ivan Chen, the First Secretary of the ́

Sir Havilland de Sanemares, whoygia in a

Send to nearest depot for free Cull- oura Book on Treatment of Bidin DiseasOK.

Qeteors Kadies are sold throughout

Charterhino, Bysher: South Alrigh

ADRO, Lid.ape Two ste.: . 6. A. Fower Brug Cham. Derp, Bors Pro Bowen,"

Bingia Ber often Gures Depoter dig word.

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THE SPANISH NAVY. The Spanish Government, 1 hour, is anxious as money can be procured to set about ro Is expected in Madrid regarding the proposals establishing her Dary. As early announcement to construct new havel docks at Cadiz, Ferrol

between British and French contractors, German Arms have tendered but the notion of Germany in Morocco from time to time does

in suggested, Germany has had a band in the dicitis in Guermany, is progessing as entia. Zavour. developments with the object of embarrassing factorily as can be expected, according to letest

LORD CURZON.- · · The report having again been put in Turkey, it may well be that she will lose mora

roports.

circulation that Lord Curson intenda to visit The Howard family has again been unfortun the East next year, I have been able to obtain than was foresten.

It is all very well, however, for people to con

dei Bulgaria, Creto sad Austria for the ste in the loss of the Hon. Oliver Howard, action taken. In each cats the opportunity was Brink Resident in Northern Nigaris. His too tempting, and the obly real canes for comparants the Earl and Countess of Carlisle have plaint is that the Powers were not commited beet the recipients of numerous messages of

Lugard.

assurances ormirary to task sense, for I ATD given to understand that political estivities on University will engage his entire attention. the Conservativs side and the affairs of Oxford There is no don't that if the Conserra-

17: RG.A., 408; R.E., 13; Middlesex, 596 ; \ Mrs A. J. David, Mr D. E. David, Mr C. D. O'Bullivan, Mr and Mrs C. C. Osborne, Air and For all practica) purposes too it is certain that armpathy. He was only three and thirty, and tires r-furn to power in the next few L.G.A., 272, Mahrattas. 618; Rajputs, 617 Dealy, Mr J. H. Domel, Hop. Mr Itecs Davies, R.G.K.C., 3 Volantcers, 01; H.K.8... Mr A. J. Darby, Mr. and Mrs T. K. Mrs Oakley, Captain and Mra Oliver, Mr G. N. the Stater concerned were well advised to was formerly on the still of Sir Frederick years Lord Curzon will have one of the most I.M.8, 4a total of 2,798 officers and men. Captain W. H. C, Davy, Mr L. Dimmnok Mr and Mrs H. K. Phelips, Me and Mes Jact first and then do the consultation, for W. D. Doone, Mr and Mrs W. AA, Pinamor, Hor, Mr and Mrs H. R. Pollock, the experience of consultation in the past is

· At noon a. royal inte was fired from the Capta Mr and Mrs W. H. Donald, Mr W. J. Mr. and Mra J. C. Peter, Commander and Mrs not excourging, the Powers mainly.considering Asleton Smith, the daughter of a ista Welsh year, when he retires from this ommani | in”

aalating battery in conformity with the war ships in the barbour, The cruisers had all dressed ship in honour of the ccasion, and the

British merchant viszoli were not behind în their display of loyalty,

THE BIRTHDAY BALL

The marelage arranged between Viscount Newry and Mourao of the Life Guardsand Miss

Important offices in tho Cabinet

LORD KITCHENER'S PLANS, It is reported that Lord Kitchener plans to take an extended tour of the Far East next

Least trouble to the meelves and lenst opportunity gry cares of great wealth, has been broken Indie,

off, The Treout in the son of Lord Kilmerey

and last year took a long tour of Manchuris,

TREASURE HUNTING.

Mr. Maurice Blake of Jansion, dekoribed as a son of Sir Henry Blake, is figuring as a treasure hunter who has got in ahead of a

for their several jealousies to get into play,

In regard to Bulgaria there is littlerenity lost Chins and Japan. to Turkey, mud as to Crete there is less stili. Of marriages that have been wolemvised this party of American adventurers. A Spanish Bestern Ramon is a later loss to the Turks andeek I may mention that of Lieutenant Salvagalleon, it appears, laden with gold, sank off the northern coast of Santo Domingo contarias therefore is felt more, but the essential thing is der Rosse-Elio of the Premier Régiment de age, and several parties have tried to leoste hor. to get the reform régime fairly on its festa la. Légion étrangère, to Miss Emily Iburg, Resently Mr. Blake and his syndicate found the

Mr. E. Davidson, Col. Darling, Leat, Penfold, Miss Plunkett, Miss Pitts, Mr and Mrs the glossing over of the situation so as to give G. O, Dickens, Mix and Mrs J. Donglas, Com- & Pistey, M. R. B. Fierer, Mr A. Piercy, Mr Star Surgeon R L. W. L. Pattonden, Sir F. Piggott, Captain Mrs mander. Dannten Dikson, Mr and Mrs S. T. and Miss Park, Rev. and Mrs T..W. Fearie, MYS Dickenson, Mr J. Daan. Mr Darnerin, Mr Mrs A. Denison, Father Padro Prat, Mr A N. Paxton, Miss Mr H. L. Dennye, Mr F. B. Denoon, Mr T. A Pickard, Mr A. C. Putley, Kight Rer. Bishop Davie, Mr and Mrs W. H. T. Davis, Mr. J. S. Pozzoni, Mr and Mrs Pescio, Dr Pearse, Mr Dupree, Mr. P. P. Dashwe, Mr F. W. and Mrs Pasquet, Captain and Mrs Prostor, Mr Daniel, Captain J. T. C. Dyer, Surgeon A. D. H. Powell, Major Palmer, Lien! Pagb, Hr Darley, Engineer Instructor A. E. Drought, J. Plammer, Me T. L. Ferking, Mr and Mrs Barne Pye, Rev. A R. Welldon Feek, Major gave the customary Ball in honour of His Mr P. B. Dixor, Captein Delzen. G. Probyn, Major Phillips, Mr. Mri and Minot allow it to be smothered in a military whose father was formerly of Shanghai. The pot and divers gained for them some old soins

Dr and Mrs B. Evan Jones, Mr-and

Laver, Miss Eyre, Mr W. B. Elle, Mr J Hutton Potts, Commander and Mrs Pike, Mrs campaign in which the reactionaries might find Erskine Met. X. Emsley, Captain 80. L. Prine, Mr H. N. Perry, aptain Pedraso, opportunity to return to the ascendant Broklas, Mr and Mrs M. Ede, Rev. and Mre

Mre A. G. Romano, Mr E. A. Ram, HitsTarkey has emple territory left. Indeed it is Paliss Ennis, Major Evans, Mr and Mrs G. H. Richard. Captain and Mrs Ryley, Mr. Mrs, and not nolikely that the next few years may see 3 Edwarda, Miss Evans, Mr J. F. C. Edwards, Miss Rodger, Mr A. Rumjaho, Mr E Halpha, still fartier lopping of suzerainty rights, for

C. Evans, Mr and Mrs Edkins, Mr A. W. L. Robertson, Captain and Mes

In the evening His Excellency the Governor

Majesty's birthday. Government House, as -usual, was most tastefully decorated for the ccorsion with; fings, foliage and lowers while the grounds in the pale moonlight and under the glow of the numerons Chinire lanterns employed

in the scheme of decoration looked-strikingly Major H. Frost, Mr H. G. and Mrs Ranking, Mr Lewis Rees, Lieutenant Col. Egypt zeems to be working with some success kington hat formerly was well known in China, in addition they have sidfered shipwreck in

pretty. An arched stairway, practically all droped in Turkey red, and studded with electric lights, led from the ball room in the upper room, or on to the lawn where matcheds lined with red bad been erected from which light refreshments were dispensed,

In the presence of each a list as the one appended it is nonecistaly to say that the bell room was "inconveniently crowded," but after

Mr A.

Fisher, Mr. Karl Freund, Me Denman Fater Roid, Miss B. Robinson, Mr B. B. C. Ross, Mr for a constitutional government of its own, fres The time for Mr A. Fuchs, Mr G Friseland, Mites C. H. Ross, rev. L. Robert, Lient. Mrs and from both Turks and British. Fletcher, Mr and Mrs Figg. Mr and Mrs A. Misa Roks, Mr A. Raymond. Mr G. Breed, Forbes, Ray, and Mrs J.H. France, Mraud Captain G. V. and Mrs Robinson, Mr and Mrs that, however, is not yet and even when it Mrs C. Freemantle, Miss Fisher, Hr S. J. Fuller, A. B. Boner, Captain Ryan, Assistant-Bag. happens it will result for Turkey in nothing Mr. A. Frazar, Liens, W Fletcher, Lient master Rickcord, Mr G. G. Richarda, Miss more than the, pruning of the parent tree with the result that concentrated administrative D. O. Forsyth, Lient. W. F. Frasch, Mr S. G. Russell, Mr and Mrs A. Riesland, Fanton, Major and Mra Fisher, Mr. RH

power will produce better fruit. Captain and Mea Bayar, Caplain and Mrs T. Filzroy, Mr H. L. Falkland, Mr W. Fleming, Mr and Mrs A. C. Franklin, sptair Skinner, Mr M. J. D. Biophene Dr and dra and Mrs Finch, Mr G. N. Ford, Comusader Stedman, Mr and Mrs Grant Smith, Ar. and

Mr and Mrs Fox, Dr and

Mrs Shellim, De J. B. Sanders, Miss

THE TUSK AND FERTIAN AS FIGHTERS,

marriage took place in Paris,

Another marriage with interest for Shanghai was that of Mr. Lionel Berpard Keelan, son of Dr. Keelan of Carrickmearass, to Miss Emily Eiaub. whose mother now lives in North Ken

Dr. Stansfield, superintendent of the London Cennty Asylum at Berley Leath, kas married Mrs. Visanti, the widow of the late F. A. Dr. Henry Layog of Ewatow bas died at Vivanti of New York and Yokohama Cloltenben, aged 42.

before the expedition was given up. It now transpires that he is on a second trip which promises better ersalis. The news comes out in aonerquevee of syedients of Harvard men rotting out with the same objcol, but they have found that Mr. Blake is on the spot fret, and their yacht and hve been returned to the United States.

A CHURCH CONQR18A, At the Church Congress this week'in Man- chester there is a great gathering of members of the Established Church and the discussions have had a wide range, from ecclesiastical ceremonien to the Chorch's attitude to Socialiste. There has been also come ouaideration of the prospeots of the Church in the Far East. The Bishop of South Tokyo bar geiled attention the East movement of which Christendom en soical reforms on an even more advanced was hardly yet sworn, though it resulte mig look to her to influence their podsy for the Buddhism as seen in Japan would not make converts in the West, misionaries were pushing future. For some reason that nobody seems to

in common with They are apparently unable to Christianity be able to explain, the Sosialły w men are "dead from points they had apsirat." ber..

There is the mission of the ex-cotch doctor Still tell just why, th

MoGregor, who under the name of the Baddhist THE TRAINING OF HOUSEWIVES,

to train Speaking of marriage and honeymoons and so wosk has gone back to Biema forth reminde me that at King's College they missionaria to invade England later ex, to be have just started in the Women's Department,

Here in England we haveso many refugees of

opinions of these whe know the conditions of

MES. WINSTON CHURCHILL Mrs. Winston Churchill, having returned with her busband from Eeir honeymoon on the Continent, is throwing herself with real into public engagements, commencing with the open- ttlement in South London. She holds views

the first half a dezen, dañces the throng begau Faller, Mr G. L. Forsyth, Mr and Mrskipton. Mr and Mrs R, Showar, Mr and Mre all nationalities that it is not hard to obtaining of a bazaar in connection with a University to the religions invasion of the West by. to thin and those who failed to find dancing Mrs C. Forsyth Dr, Fitzwilliam, Major Hd Mies A. D. Sibrée, Mr and Mrs every country in Europe. From these I learn lane than her husband, so that extremo Redicale in time prove portentous. Although historic

Mr and Mrs

Commander

and!

T. Ennaten,

W. Behellbass, Mr A Findlay Smith, Miss room at the ermmencement had their oppor Findley, Lient Commander Furukawa..

Frank Smythe, Rev. J, G. Spads, Mr H tually. An unfortunata contremps occurred

Dr and Mrs MoLean Gibson, Mr E. Georg, anmacher, Mr and Mrs A. B. Shepherd, Methat, though Turkey has more mer, her arms at the very start, for in the second figuro Brand Mra Grone, Miss Group, of the State Lancere, a sub-fus gave out C. G. Gok, Mr H. L. Garrett, Mr. B. W Groy, A. Schluter, Mr. Mrs and Miss Shelton went is not so good, as that of Bulgaria, and the Hooper, Rev A. J. Stevens, Mr J. Gray Sott, latter might conceivably strike some deadly Grant, Me A. W. and the whole of the lights in the ball room were MR Grenfell, Mr and Mrs Fank Grove, Mr Bro. Stephen, Mr. Swart, Mr H. Sykes, Mr blows if they were delivered soon, extinguished. The light on the verandah, end Mes &. E. Grin, Mr and Mrs F. L. Gibbs, and Mrs H, W. Slade, Mr B. D. Sayle, Captain

As for Seria but is clemeuring for war, were not effected, and in the faint light from Mr and Mrs D. Grahng, Mr and Mrs. If B. 8 Shinkwin, Mr U. Peror Sirith, Mr the Turk is one of the first fighters born

and Mrs J. R. M. Smith, Mr and Mrs Satter theso the forms of the partners in the three sets. J. Gomporta, Mr and Mrs G. Grimbithwaite, Miss Stacey, Mrand Mrs C. Schroster, though she has a force of something like

Pietro Galardi, Lieat Commander Mr and Mrs A. H. Skelton, Mr A. R. Selliven quarter of a million men, they are not very finish. Before the Lisucere were completed. Mrs H. B. Goldsmith, Me F. Gel Simeon, Lieut. G. M. Skinner, Staff-Surgeon

Gresson,

Mrs and Miss Gleenor, Major G. B.

it is as well to make role of the relative there is so natant porsibility of warfare in that atrength of there Ball an States in parsing for

corner of the earth,

THE TEMPLOY) D PR: IDEM, The unemployed and the opening of Parlia

a course of studies guaranteed to turn out scientific and frictionless principles.

oiled in anpport of the Bishop's soutention.

The Vau. Archder Moule spoke of the

were

could be dimly observed proceeding' to this Rector W. G. eod. Miss Goggio, Mr and Miss Schooh: Mr Sloane Stapley, Mr N. C. S. liable and they, huve ne faith in King Potor housewife equipped to run the houshold on influence of Japan in Ohina and said if it

The not for Japs and the inevitable incubus of however, the ballroom was egsin alight and L. Mr.P. W. Goldring, Mr R C. Grst, egeris, Mr and Mrs. R. Butherland, Rev. A as their leader. The immediate crisis may have indents will be shown the application of Russian ambition and aggression, China'would the programme, was continued. There were. Mr and Mrs C. H. Gale, Mr. V. R. Quis Mr. D. and Miss Stewart, Mr Marcus Side, Mr Farsed by the time this letter reaches you but protology, physics, ethics and biology to go to sleep again. Lord William Ceell said his the State Lancers and two supper daz.cas. twenty dancts of the programme, not cunt and Mrs R. J. Gedge Mr and Mrs-4 P. Mrsanblue Misses Both, Mr and Mrs Silver

domestic problems. Chemistry will reveal the first impression or going to Chine, was that of the purity or otherwise of water and milk. A that it was ugelses and foolish to attempt to- Twelve of the dances were vlade, thros two- Graham Colonel and Mrs. Glover, Captain W. Murray Snott, Mr C. B. Bhanna, Mr H

secrets of stulteration, the conatituents of foods, those who go thern for peruitiary unilextakings Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Greason, Scovell, Mr

H.

microsco, e and a lest tube will figare in the convert Chias. Later, he formed a higir opinion F. Schwarskoff, Mr Mormy steps, two Lancore, two polkas, and finally a Miss Gourley, Lieut, and Mrs E. L. Grieve, Mr Stewart, Mr H. W. Sarer, Mr. And Mrs H.

kilobens of the future. The bacteria that have of mission work. He declared that the grest H. de Grnoby, Lieut. Hey, and Mrs

Aurished in our homes for years will now factor in Christianising China was the Roman gallop.

Stewart, Mr D. G. Sloane, Captain G. W. Gilbey

be routed and all our doings will be regulated Catholic Church for the Anglican church In the State Laneers. His Excellency the Mr H. Mrs and Mis

Dr Smith, Me H, E. Sly, Mr C. V. B. bkrimshire, Humphreys,

Br, Clement Allen, ex-Consul at Shanghai, Governor's set was composed as follows: H.E. the and Mrs Heanley, Mr A. C. Hynes, Me R. Mr J de L. Simonds, Mr and Mrs F. Sut- Governor and Mrs, Lyon; H. E. the General R. Hind, Wr. R. O. Hatchison, De J. W tou, Mr A. C. Bleap, Miss Stewart, Lientment engros car attention hero at home, sport by the professional schedule of the Foipatist-wife, suffered terribly from lack of home support. Ofeer Commanding the Troops and Mrs. Chat: Hartley, Mr E. B. Hinds, Mr. and Miss Hare, Somerville, Captain Sinclair, Captain and Mrs from thega Bikan doings. In Manchester, All this knowledge is to be imparted for a more "dvocated the supplanting of European mission-

nufacturing of a complete enoyclepadio wife,

Ats mosting in London the Ven, Archdeacon NETHERLANDS INDIANA den land, Mr and Mr. G. L. Van Heaton, MrWN Stewart, Lient, Steinforth, Lisut.Liverpool, Biningham, Glasgow, and I ondos y pounds, hom gems obeap for the advented the supplant

Colonel Shopole, Mr and Mrs Scarpsri, Mr disorders occur every few days, through the hem; His Honour the Chief Justice and Mrs, and virs A. H. Hollingworth, Mr and

influential

that the Netherlands ing that some of the Oriental racen were quarter Gomperts, the Commander in Chief of the Scott Haraton, Mr Bad Mra B. A. Hale, Miss J. C. Steen, Captain P. de Souss, Lieut. Bentor, Becialists working up the mobs of workiem The "Birmingham Daily Post" bears from Moule reired oopsiderable discussion by fleclar Chius Squadron and Mrs May, the Hon. S. Holder, Dr J. Spencer Hough, Mr. H. and Miss Sloan to men to raid the workhours or city council

Government are preparing messures for the intellectually superior to the European races.

BIE EOBERT HART ON CHINI Hancock, Mr F. M. Hodgsos, Rev, and Mrs the Colonial Scoretary and Mr. A. C. EL F. Miss Tourent, Captain and Mrs tions is that led by Stuart Gray, Manchester millions sterling on the internal der hey bre

Mr Chambers. The most fantastic of there agits expenditure of an amount approximating thres Whoever else is sceptical of China's bonesly Blada; the Hor. Directorof Pallic Works and

Mra Ming,

Harston, Me W. T. Horkad Mas, Tail; the Hor. Attorney-General and Mr. B. J. Hughes, Me and Mrs B.

A. Thompsov, Inspector General and Mza Tai', Mrs, Volpinelli; the Commodore and Mrs. Mr and Mrs B. K. Holemes, Captain A Hart. Mr W. C. D. Turner, Mr A. M. Thomson, Mr man, who bas been, a harsister, a land agent, the Dutel East Indian possessione. They are of purpose in the direction of reforms Bir been for some years, and it is considered that future of the Chinese Empire. Speaking last Binnot,

Me and Mre T. W. Hornby, Me and D. W: Tratman, Mr 0. D. and Mr Thomson, and then agitator. Gray is a man of unusua! now in a more peaceful state than they have Robert Hart remains fier in his ballef in the Miss M.T. Taylor, Bar. C. B. Thompson, intellectual powers, but the sight of suffering milwaye and other public works will go a long night at a missionary conference ta Bollast he Mrs E R. Hallifar, Mr and Mrs Vivian Hoga Lient. Tweedie, Me and Mrs Takamichi, Mr among the worklem has apparently made him way town de preventing & trouiroses of tremblemaid that while China had been drolling part Mr and Mrs A.. Hodgins, Hon Dr Ho Kai,

one-ides man, and he would lead these men in with the natives. An internal loan will pro- from the rest of the world, internally, it was their Sght for work and bread, So he has led "bably be hned for the purpose,

J

joer Ball Taylor, Mr and

Dancing as kept up Ulla late hour and

Mr. W. G. Mrs and Miss Humphreys, Mr Mrs Tanner Miss Thermachles, Me and Mr and Miss Botherton Harker, Mr and Tohdow, ir D, Toldow, Mr F. W. Thick

Pollock

sproiz) gars r to the Peak up to 2/5a..

One of the prettiest sights seen in the harbour for a long time was witnessed

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leading as besy a life as any other of the civilised Countries. The opium trafia was doomed and wodki noem necme to an end.