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EMPRESS EUGENIE'S FETE DAY

a To-day is the fête day of the Empress Fugénie. It was precisely thirty-six years ago when the last of the splendid fêtes was given by the Imperial Court, then at Com piègne. No one imagined, observes a writer in the PMG, that a year thence the music and the ravelry would be replaced by the sights and sounds of war. The young Prince Imperial, then thirteen years of age, was. very fond of dancing, and in his honour a number of charming young girls of the best families were invited. Among those who took part in the fates, which, extended to four days, was the wife of Marthal Bazaine, the Marquise de Galliffet, and Mme. Canro bert-historic names indeed. The Princess Mathilde, who died in Paris last year, was associated with the Imperial couple in the entertainment of the guests, which was on a remarkable scale of magnificence."

THE POPES ENVOY TO JAPAN..

(16th November.).

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18,

ment. They are often on the spot when wanted, but, at the same time, one must perforce admit that the expeditious medical treatment so frequently required is rendered doubly conspicuous by its absence. For mere want of this latter desideratom, the slow moving hand-ambulance, more often than not, takes upon itself the role of a hearIG: long before the hospital is reached. At all factories situate upon the outskirts of Victoria, coolie-propelled ambulances are kept on hand, and in view of the distance these conveyances have often to traverio ere arriving at the hospital, one can so readily. see delineated in the mind's-eye, a harrow- ing picture of distress. In fancy, one may conjure up the cruel sufferings of the la jured party accelerated as they must be by rough jostling over a mile or more of un- even macadam. Then again, one sees more in reality than in Imagination, these agonies unduly prolonged by the frequent stoppages en route occasioned by the advent of an electric car, and also telepathically passes in review the oft-repeated jarring of fractured limbs that occurs as often as the ambulance a twisted and turned from one The Right Rev. W. H. Connell, Bishop side to another in the avoidance of collision of Portland, Ma, U..., who was chosen by with passing rickshas and trucks. the Pope as a special envoy to the Emperor fairly certain that many an injured man has of Japan, with the object primarily of thank lost his life, not so much through the pri ing the Emperor for the protection extended mary, injuries, as through the accentuation of by the Japanese authorities to Russian them while in transit to the hospital. AII Catholic churches and communities in this and much more would be happily avoid- Manchuria during the war, and of presenting ed, if the Legislative authorities of Hong- His Holiness the Pope's message of congra- kong made it their duty to see au efficient tulation to the Emperor on the conclusion ambulance service placed at the disposal of peace, was received by his Majesty on of the citizens. We see vast sums of time, and no little the roth inst. The reception accorded the money, much

to maintain the Envoy was in keeping with the best tradition attention devoted of the Japanese Court, his Lordship being sanitary condition of the Colony; but,- driven in an imperial carriage to the Em- no attention can be too great for the pre- peror's Palace. In a Tokio special of theservation of human lives, which should Toth inst., it is, stated that Bishop O'Con-command the maximum of official recogni- nell is greatly satisfied with the Emperor's frank words, and ways that his mission is unequivocally fulfilled Before the Papal Envoy left America for the Eastern capital it was expected that the mission would not fail to strengthen the relations between the Vatican and the Japanese empire and pose sibly result in the sending of an Oriental Minister to Rome. In certain quarters

Was believed that there has been a

tion.

It is

TELEGRAMS.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SERVICE

GERMAN TROOPS

TO EVACUATE CHINESE

TERRITORY NEXT. YEAR.

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 11th November,.

12.45 p.m.

The Governor of Shantung has concluded a Convention with the Governor of Tsingtan with regard to the evacuation of the province by the German troops."

Under the Convention the troops

are expected to leave Raomi within six months, while Kmotehou will be evacuated in January.

“ ASKOLD” LEAVES SHANGHAY.

[From Our Own Correspondent]

Shanghai, 11th November,

12.45 p.m.

The Russian cruiser Askold left to-day.

ADMIRAL'NOEL'S WELCOME.

members of the Commission of Inquiry

route to Lieu-al

all the local

water in the

The

eb

comfort

le to sup- hich still

in their power and are

to ensure the safety of the Commis-

1188ian cruiser Asko Bioners.

was awaiting orders We are due to arrive at Lien-chau to yesterday morning,

structions Le in seven days.

proceed to indivoe tok, and acc. ly left at noon

jeruhi will be

mich

“A chapel bala

Bg up

ANTI CHRISTIAN FEELING

AT TSEUNG-CHOW.

CONVERT WOMAN SEVERELY BEATEN. {From Our Special Representative.]

Wuchow, 14th Nov., 1905,

2.25 p.m. Anti-Christian feeling appears to be manifesting itself in Teeung-chow. A native convert woman of the beaten with two thousand strakes at American Baptist Mission has been that place.

THE AMERICAN BOYCOTI.

HERO WORSHIPPING.,

FETE ON SUNDAY NEXT

[From Our Special Representative]

Wuchow, 14th OV.,

1905, 2.25 pm. A fête has been organized here to do honour to the memory of the so- called boycott hero, the decessid Fung la Wei, for whose canoniza

and located at Banks

looted the

day followi

Lien-chau 24 Just 11 - Boon ? Shek-kok kasid that, the MI

missionarias killed, a'crowd;

(inquiries mada o day by our representative to this chapel and looted everythin among the abipping Arms having connections to the minion with Vladivostok; elicited the fact that pone of them had received any information from their representatives there regarding any later news (than' thai published in thase columna last aves, ing "concerning the revolution: there and the burning of the town as reported our special wice from Shanghai yesterday – ED. H‚KT.]|||

PARTNERSHIP REGISTRATION/

SINGAPORE BILL

OPPOSED BY PENANO CHINESE

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Singapore, 16th Nov., 1906,

10.55 am.

The Bill for the registration of partnerships and firms, which was read a first time at the meeting of the Legislative Council on the 1st inst., is not regarded witli favour by a section of the Straits mercantile community,

for

The Chinese in l'enung have mulated a protest in opposition to the Bill passing into law.

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AMERIC QORAMERICA'S CLAIMI Confirming the telegraphic report we printed last week, the following taingram in the N°C.D. News of Thursday landi

As reparation for the

the murder of American cliiraan at Lian-chao, HE WW, Kockalų; the Amarican Minster, bass, demandsek then pays ment of an indempliyi and the castlering. the prefect and Viceroy responsible.CTUACI

There being symptoms of an Anti-American movement, and the lives of fore ynäts, having been threatened, the Walwubilhas been asked to older the local officials to protect them

ARRIVAL AT CHING UN.

OFFICIAL BOLICITU [From Our Own Car

The Commission, reached

Ching-u o'clock this afternoon. Unusua boats along the river had been had been made along the way

on the lookout and give the proper The water in the river is too shallow

of seam-launches, so soldier from the yames

and

Bakla statione were called upon to hurry the boats up the riv eciale cams in a Dr. At every plop the local of

body, to pay visits, to the Comp missioners. At this place a banquet bas barn prepared and the Commissioners will be present at it for a few moments while change of boats

The full text of the Bill to make provision for the registration of partnerships and arms

This place being

tion the boycott followers are. wor. I carrying on business in the Straits Settle ill be made, the rival commissioner |

In a progressive community such as PRINCE FUSHIMI AT SHANGHAI shipping his photograph at the

exists in this Colony to-day, it is little short of a scandal that those empowered to do so have made no adequate provision for the succour and well-being of each and every in- dividual. We have splendidly equipped hospitals, and we pride ourselves on the. possession of a highly trained and efficient. corps of nurses and doctors; nevertheless, for the man in urgent need of the comforts growing impression in Japan that the of the former, and the care and attention of Catholic church is a French institution, the latter, we see nothing better provided and the fact that France displayed a deep than what might justly be termed a first sympathy toward Russia during the recent cousin to a wheelbarrow. A small English war, it is thought, may have been resport town like Birkenhead, to cite one instance, sible for a development of sume disfavour has a horse-ambulance service under the toward Catholic residents of the empire. Il control of constables trained in "first aid." any such belief did really exist with the Why, therefore, should Hongkong rest con- Government of the Mikado, and we can tent with conveyances which from their very hardly suppose this to be the case, antiquity deserve a place in our local Bishop O'Connell, as ablegate tu Tokio, by museum? To our mind, a motor-ambul, his visit, will have counteracted any impres-ance would be better sulted to Hongkong sion of this sort. His appointment as envoy of the Pope to Japan has been regarded as a high honour to an American Bishop. For a time it was thought Archbishop Ireland of St. Paul would be chosen for the mission, but the Pope conferred the honour upon the church's representative in Maine.

"THE NEW JAPANESE LOAN. Reuter's announcement of an early, Bota- tion of a new Japanese foreign loan to the amount of £50,000,000 sterling is evidence

than one owing its motive power to horses. It would be better adapted to hill climbing, and it would reach Shaukiwan or Aber- deen, as tho, case might be, far quicker than a vehicle drawn by a horse with a sixteen- milean hourgait. Where the purchase ofoneor more motor ambulances is concerned, a weal- thy Colony such as, Hongkong ought to make- money no object. Furthermore, the upkeep of such vehicles should not entail too heavy anexpenditure on the taxpayers. A motor car ringe containing in its interior two stretchers, a cupboard for bandages, dressings, medi

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 11th November,

12.45 p.in.

The Japanese armed cruiser Niitaka arrived, here yesterday with the object of welcoming Admiral Gerard U. Noel.

7th October: "On the 6th instions or

wooks.

too shallow to allow the

to

proceed at just at dark the Rere . 5. M

Last night

these missionaries 10 leave Shui kwan', för a

ments was published in Singapore on the

prehensive summarry of the provisions of principal centres of the movement.".

the proposed law was given in the llongkong Dawatos and Robinson and Mrs. Liawatoe wars The fête has been fixed to take graph. The Bill parted the first reading met on their way to Cantoby The bend-of of the Singapore Legislative Council on the 1st their mission in Canton considered that in the place at Wuchow on Sunday next.

inst, and the

second (Our readers will remember that a similar of the unofficial members, was postpone e unsettled state of the country it was best; for,

for ceremony was performed here in soongkong he set

STAMINATO PA NAKI A timale Mr. Dowston stated that boycott plad Macao, on the 2,th ult. A correspondent, writ forth in the Straits Government Gorette rond was, and stories of poisoned rice wars Being about two weeks ago and at Lappa, near Siring to us on the 31st idem concerning the funcThe Registration of Parnerships is a subject told American goods were being bought and tion, stated that on the Sunday there was a large which has occupied the mitention of the Legis- sold, but the people were not ignorkat of the and imposing procession in the village of lative Council and of the commercial commun- trouble, beiwaan America and China, and whil Lappa, in Chinese territory, on the other side ity for many years Opinions have been front do trouble was anticipated yet there was com of the Tuner Harbour, opposite Macao, in time to time much divided ; but the general aiderable feeling manifested honour of the Chinese hern, known as Fung opinion has been that, the great difficulty of dect of the United States Ha Wei. This man, who resided at Shanghai, discovering the actual constitution of Chinese was known to be in affluent circumstances and but

business firma is such a deterrent to commercial was one of the promoters of the boycott against credit and encouragement: to commercial dis American manufactures and commerce in hacesly that a remedy should be sought in

purpose 1.

Prince Fushimi was on board. ́ Admiral Noel, in H.M.S, Alacrity, is ex- pected at Shanghai on Monday for a ten days visit. He will be accompanied by the Diadem, Andromedo, and Sutlej, which will remain at Woosung.Ed., HKT

N.D.L. BOAT ASHORE.

"PRINZ REGENT LUITPOLD" STUCK ON

SHANGHAI. MUDFLA IS,

[From Our Own Correspondent]

Shanghai, 18th November,

2.35 p.m.

pany's vessel the Prinz Regent Lutit

old went ashore outside Woosung on Saturday night at 11.50 p.m.

An attempt was made to tow the vessel off the mud on Sunday, but it proved to be unsuccessful.

It should be added that Talal Wed 18 Coin everything in his power to make, the Gurney of the Journey 11, 200

as soon as possible

up the river comfortable and to reach thayand

China, The U.S, Exclusion Law is supposed to legislation brought in for this FERRARONISHING THE CULPABLE

have affected the unhappy patriot in such a way that he died at his own hands. His compatriots are now endeavouring to deify the deceased, On that day there was a large

of gathering people at Loppa who have

congregated there from the neighbouring places. The wharves at the waterfront wer! full of zer beats

passenger Lur correspondent was informed iba, in of the fact of the Governmental prohibition against Macao Chinese participating in the boycott movement, the. Chinese shops and restaurants in the city contributed each its

2. A

the year 1888, but was abandoned after the Nike Peking, November th second reading.

The prefect of Lies-chatt, Mr. Li Tinng Kuang, has been casblared on account of the anti-Christian riot.

A Resolution of the Legislative Council was passed on the 23rd February, 1893 to the effect that such measure should be again introduced.

JADE

In 1894, an Amended Bill was prepared, but for some reason, probably for the want of

afficient support, was not proceeded with.

In gor, the mailer was again considered, only to be abandoned again; the Chamber of

to recommend legislation. 3. The

urged in 1888 have lost none of their force, but have. rather gained woight through the increasing volume of trade; and it has been determined to put before the Council a Bill embodying the provisions of the former one, but with various amendments.'

The Norddeutscher Lloyd Com-app of Singapore not being prepared at

From start to finish the function of ❘ that time Siegments which were strongly ne bonouring the memory of the departed Fung went off without a hitch.-Ed., H.K. TAK

VLADIVOSTOK IN FLAMBS, A

MERCHANTS FLEEING.

BHIPPERE CONSTERNATION. -[From Our Own-Correspondent.)-

Shanghai, 14th Nov., 1905., 3 pm. Telegraphic advices have been re- peived here that, in consequence of

To-day the Prinz Regent Luitpold

to Peking, November

A ME. Rockhill, U. 8: "Minister" hai létimated that he would not close the Lian-chau mkei question until the Chinese Government air; him that it will suppress the boycott movement and pay an indemnity,Sin Wanda

4. The chief altarations are

are se follows t The Bill is intended to come into force throughout the Colony at once instead of fontav tively at the different Settlements one by one.

Registration will not be purely voluntary, but voluntary for existing firms, and compulsory lor Arms instituted after the the Ordinance,

www.e commencemen volt!

SI, GEORGE'S BL

FIXED FOR 19TH JANUARY:

cines and surgical instruments; a supply of of the fact that, according to the belief ex-splints and accommodation for a doctor and pressed in a Japanese contemporary, the two cases" would certainly prove a vast postponement of the proposed Russian loan, on account of the serious situation in the improvement on the ramshackle, coolie-pro- Czar's Empire, appears likely to be of adpelled ambulance. If our Legislative coun- vantage to Japan. The heavy flotation by cillers are made sensible of their responsibili.floated at high tide.

[The Prins Regent Luitpold left Hongkong Russia threatened to interfere somewhat ties, by constant agitation on the part of the seriously with Japan's financial plans, but it populace, we have no doubt that, in twelve for Shanghai at midnight on Wednesday last is now stated that the withdrawal of Russia' months, the citizens of Hongkong would see and must therefore have been maneuvring la not one but several motor ambulances, with take up a position at her anchorage when she Iran ashore. The mud flats at Shanghai on demands upon the money-markets are police chauffeurs, at the various stations. They she struck are a menace and danger of the Bank of Japan, to favourably, conduct would, also find the hospital organization to all manner of shipping.craft and especially the dissatisfaction that had been preof a firm, and non-registration of a registered for each additional quest to be $5. A large

abled Mr. Takahashi, the Vice-President

prepared to send out doctors in charge of

negotiations with capitalists in Great the carriages. Where it would not be con Britain, Germany, America, and. France. The outcome of those negotiations is made venient for a medical man to leave his work at & hospital, arrangements could be apparent in the cable message we were

made for the ambulance to call at the enabled to print yesterday. We have seen

office of a resident physician who is known It stated that the Japanese Government was

to be "at home" From an article in the Bald to be in receipt of information to the

Windsor Magazine, on "Municipal Am- effect that the condition of the London bulance. Work" by F. Heywood Hadfield, money market does not favour the placing we cull the following regulations for the of a Japanese loan there at present, and employment of a pollice ambulance stand- consequently disposed to make the Uniteding at a hospital- States the scene of the next financial opera tion, The Chefoo Daily News alleged that Mr. E. H. Harriman, as a return for the Kindness which he received in Japan, had promised the Tokio authorities to place his services at their disposal in the matter. a, Mr. Harriman was expected to arrive at New-York on October asth, it was anti- cipated that the arrangements for the new loan may be compicted about the middle

The ambulance is provided for the con veyance of persons suffering from injuries, accidental or otherwise, or of persons taken ĺ in the street within the district assigned to the hospital. "...

In going to or returning from a call, the ambulance will be driven at a smart trot; but the ambulance-surgeon may, upon his own re "ponsibility, direct it to proceed at a fanter pace. All cases are to be taken to the hospital of the district, in which they are taken up, unless the surgeon considers they are more suitable for treatment at a private house, or at the workhouse hospital, or for the custody of the police,

not

to vessel

algold and drawing the water the devailing in Vladivostok, incendiaries When seen by a representative of the have set fire to be principal public Hongkong Telegraph this afternoon, Messrs, buildings in the place and now the Melchers and Co, the local agent, said they did not attach any importance to the ground whole 'town is in flames. ing in the absence of news regarding it from their Shanghal representatives.Ed, H.K.T.)

RUSSIAN WARSHIPS

LEAVE SHANGHAI

FOR VLADIVOSTOK.

[From Our Own Correspondent.] ·

Shanghai, 19th November,

2.85 p.m. The Russian gunboat Mandjour, and the destroyers Grosovo and Bodry left Shanghai to-day for Vladivostok,

[This corroborates the information which wa the intention of the Russian Government to received and published some weeks ago as to concentrate all their Far Eastern fest at Vladivostok and not require them to proceed to Europe. Obviously it in to Russia's advantage to have at least the appearance of a squadron 你 Far Eastern waters, even if the units have

of this month. These conjectures ' are, however; now dispelled. At one time it was feared that some difficulties might arise in the case of the financiers of France,

The ambulance is not intended for the but it was hoped that those would be over.

conveyance of medical cases to or from a come. That the French negotiations have hospital, but when the hours-surgeon is of been successfully concluded it is safe to opinion that a patient can be moved safely assume, since Reuter's Agency has been able only in an ambulance, and further, is to state that the dotation will be made this in a position to pay for a private ambulance, mouth, Paris taking a large share, of the he may order the patient to be conveyed.

"The ambulance is not to be sent opt of its not shown any particular capacity to rest an loan. It la understood that the loan will

lity to do anything but steer away from the be equally divided among the four countries district unless it is ordered to atiend by the copy's shot red shell, or the officers their abl. Head Constable, in consequence of the am. mentioned. The Yorodau states that the Bulance of the other district being engaged, danger zone. ED., H.K.7.] bonds will be issued at go, with 4 peror in a case of an acident with which one ame cent interest: They will be redeemable Bulance cannot cope.ll. within thirty years.

MOTOR CAR AMBULANCES.

(17th November.)

With the appearance of the motor car in

With certain modifications, these regulations might well be adapted by those in control! of the motor ambulances which we hope to see installed in Hongkong in the near future.

our midst, it might be suggested that it Vues Street before Mr. F. A. Hoteland on

SERGEANT Garrod prosecuted three men from Saturday for causing an obstruction by closing

up the entrance of a fane, which they claimed

would be well for those who have the wel- fare of the citizens of Hongkong in their keeping, to make in effort to provide the Colony with motor ambulances. It is 'n way. The charge was somewhat needed improvement in the greater

THE LIEN-CHAU INQUIRY.

COMMISSIONERS' PROGRESS.

THE WESLEYAN MISSIONARIES.

[From Our Special icepresentative.]

Parking, 18th November, 1905,

2.453

p.m,

We arrived at Pakong, accom-

to be their private was brought under fecilonpanied by a hundred foreign-drilled

of Ordinance 7 of 1905, which sets forth that troops, on Saturday night

all privato lanes to which the public kaya a.

It is reported that fifty vessels are.

.

5: As is the former Bills the sanction for the law will consist chiefly in certain disabilities which are made consequent on non-registration firm. Ed., H.K.T.]

The Hon. ir Henry SBorkulay presidad A meeting, yesterday afternoon, atvi Hall, of those members of the commun are interested in the promotion of a St Ball to be given in Hongkong early late year. There was a fairly largo Bona present, the decision

"arrived at by tha meeting is that the ball be given on the koch January, and that H.E the Governor be invite ed to be patron. The Chief lastica (Sir F-Pr

Kt.)

was elected president and Sir Henry Berkeley vice president. The amount of the subscription was fixed at $25 to include the in vitation of one guest, and the cost of the ficket and infuential commities war appointed,” with power to make all necessary, arrangements, Mr. Beavis being gincted general secretary and cided that all-Englishmen and Welshmen the Colony be invited to subscribe,j)

CONCESSIONS IN MANCHURIA, Mr. W. C. Turner treasurer, IESWAR 180

A FRENCH WARNING.

„TREATMENT.

in Vladivostok harbour. Shippers POWERS INSIST ON MOST FAVOURED NATION here-in-hanghai-are in a state of consternation as to the fate of the vessels and their cargoes,

The Russian cruiser Askold, which was to have proceeded to Vladivostok, is lying at anchor outside Woosung awaiting orders. ...

ADMIRAL NOEL

IN SHANGHAI.

[From Our Own Corrispondent.]

hangbai, 14th Nov., 1905,

Admiral Noel, on board his den. patch vessel Alacrity, arrived at Shanghai yesterday.

The first-class cruisers, H.M.. Diadem, Sutlej, and Andromeda, escorted the. Alacrity.

THE PLADIVOSTOK

› REVOLUTION;

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 16th Nov., 1905, 2.25 p.m: The French Minister at Peking has warned the Waiwupu that, if China should recognise all the rights and concessions granted to Japan in Manchuria, the other Powers would

BLA QUARRY BAY WEDD

A quiet wedding took place at the Church, Wanchal, yesterday, when Davidson of Fulham, Londos, and Bay Hongkong was married, Mande Beale, Fulbam, London.

The Reverend Mr. Bone perfor mony, Mr. Thomas Money, P. best man, and the bride was give Batson, Naval Yard, Hongkong gown of soft satia embroidered trimmed with old lace, and carrie

insist that their claims be respected s

Böld.

underthe most-favoured-nation olause of and, toties numer

of their treaties,

[Private.

LANGKAT DIVIDEND,

FINAL OF TIE, 7.5OZ

Shanghi, t6th November, 1905. The Maatschappij tot Mijn-Bosch Landbouwexploitalle in Langkat has de clared a Final Dividend of Tis, på, making The ant per share for rges, payabla in Shanghal on the reth proximo,

REVOLUTIONISTS IN POSSESSION[we are indebted to Mestre, Benjamin,

BUSINESS QUARTERS DESTROYED,

DEPARTURE OF THE “AIKOLD,

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 15th Nov, 1905,

2,45 p.m. From a private telegram received here to-day from Vladivostok,, it is

taken possession of the town

afficiency of the Medical Department and right of access shall be deemed to be public At Shinkwan we met a party of learnt that eighty thousand sailors Its provision must not be delayed if we are property, and shall not in any way be obstructed Wesleyan missionaries who reported and soldiers, who have revolted, haya still to keep abreast of the times. The against that right of access. As this was a now that they had abandoned their hand-ambulance carriage pushed or drawn ordinance His Worship said he wished it to be cat a aweep's trot by a couple of perspiring generally known, that so-called private lanes stations.

coolies in a veritable eye-sore to the citizen are, ar that Pidisence, public property, and worthy of the motto-Homo cum human no one had the right to obstruct them min nihil ama alienum puto. There is no gain car, as it was the Brat of its kind under this new ordinance, he would inflict a nominal fins aying the fact that the hand carriagent of Big upon each of the three defendants, with prosent la vague are capable of Improvei, the woual alternative,

The list of casualties so far in- The North Riyar is apparently be cludes eight hundred killed and in ing strongly patrolled by Chinese Jured,

The offtolalt in the district despoled The business quarter has been Pare doing their best to afford the destroy

Kelly and Potts for the above telefon Erich Georg & Co, have also kindly informed us that they are in receipt of a similar telegram from Shanghai to-day, Ed., H.K.7.)

LIEN:CHAU MASSACRE, DEPARTURE OF THE COMMISSION, SHEX-KOK CHAPEL LOOTED, [From ON

Our Own Correspondant.]

Sun-ahul, November

The Commission'appoloted to

[1905))

into

the Lien chau massacre: Jek Canton by specia

dent train under direction of Super at 4:30 this afternoon spard of co accompany the Come

and was

the bride and bridegroom, ame Mr. and Mrs Saxon, Mrs./ Bone,

ston

Menari, Batson, Co

Palmer, Boulton, Bullit

After the reception Mr and Mrs. Davidson, for Macão, for the honeymOOD, V

travelled:

Maltese lacos

phyr,

trimmed with.

The presents plak roses tokens of entas presented by handsome, among them bela Talkon, Sugar Refines k photographs of the adding p attached to the Wesleyan Waisman and Co. supplied the bride's

DEATH O

Wam death," which even ing at the Gover pneumonis, of of £18.

chief engineer past 33 74 kr, bls.

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