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MR. JOHN ROBERTS AT NAGASAKI.

NAGASAKI, April 16th, In the record of things artistic, things do lightful to watch and to understand, a high place is occupied by the English game of billiards as played by Mr. John Roberts For many years

he has been to the billiard table what Grace was to the cricket field-head and shoulders above all others. Nor many years ago he successfully offered a start of 9,000 in 24,000 to all who cared to try, and if he could not do this today, there are few indeed who would dare to meet him level. For he is the greatest exponent of the spot-barred game the world has ever seen-witness that remarkable 1,39% made in Manchester in 1894. Only once has this been exceeded, when T Taylor in 1891 made 1,457, due chiefly to the fact that the object balls were jammed in the mouth of a pocket. To watch John Roberts is to see an exquisite apprehension of all the points of the game, allied to a delicate cunning. His com antanil over the balls is wonderful. At the Top of the table he groups them, separates them ever so gently, groups them again, and so, with unfaltering accuracy, with touch and strength judged to a nicety, compiles his break. His losing hazards are remarkable, 100. In 1898 he made the wonderful record of 91 successive." lasers "off the red, a break of 294 made without using his opponent's ball! The record of his achievements is envious read- ing for those who love the game.

On Monday night Mr. Roberts appeared at the Nagasaki Club, and there played a game of 1,000 up against Mr. R. F. Inman, by far our best local player. An audience of about 60 gathered to watch the game, and followed its progress with the keenest interest. Inman he gan well with a pretty 34, and for five visits to the table had no response from Roberts. In deed he put on 68 points before the champion had stored to. Then came an opening, and Roberts put together 47, followed it shortly with 1, and again with splendid rans of 119, 66, and a superb break of 205, During this time Inman had failed to score very many, and the interval found Roberts in the middle of a break. The scoring after resumption of play was fast so far as Roberts was con- cerned, but Inman was not successful for some time-due, it may be, to over-anxiety, Still he improved somewhat towards the end and once or twice ran into double figures. He was caught when he had reached Boo, and it is distinaly creditable to him that he reached 895, and was thus beaten by 105. The best breaks of the evening were

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Roberts-47; 14, 119, 66, 105, 35, 35, 26, 69, 37, 142 30 29, 43, 18, and 10 (unfinished), 41 Innings (completed) Average, 24, 25

Inman:-34, 16, 11, 10, 14, 18, 11, and 18. Innings 41. Average 6.

After this came an exhibition of fancy strokes, Here again Roberts showed himself utterly master of the balls, having absolute knowledge: of what is possible with them. It avails" both; ing to attempt to describe them that were difficult matter indeed.

CERTAIN TRADE STATISTICS.

The principal products of Nagasaki are officially given as tortoise shell ware, embroi- deries, cut tobacco, shoes, umbrellas, cakes and lamps. During 1901 these goods were exported from this port to the value of Yen 4,855,786. The imports for the same period aggregated Yen 13,772,500,

The following table shows the value of the principal goods received from the interior:-

Rice Salt Tea

1 Yen. 2,403,473

TELEGRAP

Wotels.

TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1902.

HOTEL CRAIGIEBURN,

PLUNKET'S GAP, the PEAK, near the TRAM TERMINUS, Tel. 56.

For Terms, &c., apply to the

Hongkong, and July, 1900.

MANAGER.

GO TO THE

KOWLOON

117

HOTEL,

Proprietor.

KOWLOON W OSBORNE, HOTEL CENTRAL,

343.000

369,620

Cut tobacco

J. H. DOWNS, Manager.

399,360

Piece goods

684,340

Wood fucl...

57,319

Charcoal

$9,850

-Rape oll

265,440

Paper...

126,317

$44.500

231,973 328,020

Timber Soy.... Sake

The value of necessaries imported into Nagasaki is given approximately as 30 million yen yearly, while the value of tobacco, sake, soy and other goods sent yearly into other dis- tricts is reckoned to be about one million yen.

NEW PACIFIC MAIL LINER

TWENTY KNOTS SPEED.

NEW YORK, March 21st.

built here for the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- The 15,600 ton steamship Keren, which was

buildiers' trial trip this morning, after having pany at a cost of $2,000,000, returned from her made a most satisfactory run of twenty-eight

hours.

developed a speed of twenty knots, which is Under partial forced draught she two knots more time the contract requires under full forced draught. On the return trip she made the run from Cape Henry to Old Point Comfort in just one hour under natural draught. This is record time.

Among those on board were General Super- intendent W. A. Post of the shipyard, Vice- President R. P. Schwerin of the Pacific Mail, Inspector J. H. Ferguson and Capin Sedbury, also of the Pacific Mail line, all of whom, together with the naval officers on board as guests, were loud in their praise of the ex cellent conduct of the ship. Capiain Seabury navigated the Korea and will conmand her Francisco. when she leaves in about two weeks for San

DOOLEY ON PEACE IN THE PHILIPPINES,

Commenting on the climate in the Philippine lands, F. Peter Dunne's Mr. Dooley says: Th climate is simply, hivenly. No other urrud describes it. A white man who goes ere seldom rayturnes unless th' bereaved inly insists. It is just right. In winter rough rain, in summer plinty ly heate. The ather frequently, remains in th' air after the Last night Mr Roberts, at the Nagasaki has been shinin' a month or more, the earth Hotel, played games of 500 up with Mr. W. Hin a little overcrowded with juice, an' this Lawis (received 350) and Mr. R.. F. Inman es th' atmosphere a certain cosiness that is (received 315) and also played pyramids against indescribable. A light green mold grows on Dr. R... Bowie.

clothes, an' is very becomin'. April 17th

Mr. Dooley declares that the political situa-

in the islands is good and adds:

A large audience gathered at the Nagasaki Hotel on Tuesday evening, when Mr. Johntion Roberts gave a second exhibition of billiards. Tiers of seats had been arranged in the large billiard room, and all of them were occupied. The evening opened with a game of 500 up

th Philippens th' office secks th' man, as he is also parsooed be th' sojery, it is always aisy to catch him an' it it on him- counthry, may be divided into two parts, against Mr. W. H. Lewis, who received 350,1lytically, where th' insurrection continues where it will soon be. It is not always Roberts was by no means comfortable during

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TCHANGE TABLES with Rates in bookbinders' hands and will be published next 1/16ths from 1/1015/16 down to 1/84, is now in the week. These Tables, which run in columns of too. from 1999 down to 1. and from 1911 HE down to 12 or from $999 down to i cent, enable the user, to arrive at the value in Dollars of

the game, and as a consequence scored-foressary to kill a Filipino American, right illustrated in the following examples. To

him very slowly, until a splendid opening

ny. We can idjacate them slowly in th' ys an customs iv th' courthry: We arro gave him his chance, and he made a fine run of 160 Lewis succeeded in reaching 4gvin hundbreds iv these pore benighted hay- before the great player ran out with a smaller cure, in coorse, ye known how 'tis done. Luật thự well-knowo, ol'-fashioned. American. unfinished break. This game was immediately Ajilipino, we'll say, niver heard in th' histhry followed by another of 500 up, against Mthis counthry. He is met be wan iv our sturdy R. F. Inman, who received 325. By this timeys in black and blue iv Macabebec scouts, Roberts was feeling at home on the table, who asts him to cheer fr Abraham Lincoln. and by superb play he compiled about te rayluses. He is thin placed upon th' grass 200 while Inman was making 20. Indeed it was not until the closing stages of the game mouth so he can not rejict th' hispitality. a given a dhrink, a baynit bein fixed in his that inman had an opportunity, and then he Undher th inficoente iv the hose that cheers played very well, managing to reach 469 before but does not inebriate, he soon warrums or Roberts made the deciding stroke. In these perhaps I might say swells up to a realization games Robert's breaks were 35, 34, 160, 39th granjcor iv his adoptive country. One

• 40, 59, 152, 40, 101, and 69. Inman made 18,

gallon makes fr th constitchoochion. At faur 22, 26, and 36, and Lewis only once passed 20 gulons, he will ask to be wrapped in th' flag. Three games of pyramids were played by Ar th' dew pint he sings Yankee Doodle. ‚'.'. . Roberts against Mr. R. G. E. Forster, in which Nachrally we have had to take a good many the professional, placed the fifteen balls on

customs frm the Spanyard, but we have im- the table and marked six to his opponent a handicap of six in twenty-one Forster won

I was talkin' with a Spanish proved on thim. gintleman th other day who had been away one of the games, and Roberts the other two is a long time an' he said ye wudden't know th The exhibition of fancy strokes which came last delighted the audience, one of the shots country. Even th' faces iv the people in th being even encored — Nagasaki PresS.

BRITISH MUSEUM CURIO

sthreets had changed. They seemed glad to see him. Thethories iv disordher is great. ly exaggerated. Th' flag floats free an well guarded over th' government offices. Ivery where happiness, contint, love iv th' sthep mother country, excipt in places where there

Intimation.

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bis body

well preserved is due to the fact

was treated with bitum gu' immersed in that preserving

skin is intact and even part of the hair on the head

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