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Intimation.

A. S. WATSON & CO.,

LIMITED,

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

SCOTCH

WHISKY.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY JANUARY 28, 1908.

The Honghang Telegraph

Hongkong, FuKIDAY, JANUARY 28, 1908.

CANTON'S CURRENCY.

While the Hongkong Government is con sidering the best course to pursue to reform the subsidiary coinage of the Colony, the Viceroy of Canton has been engaged in an inquiry and deliberations over the proposal, emanating from the Central Government, to alter the standard coin of the Southern Pro vince from the dollar to the taol. It will be recalled that a departmental committee was appointed by H.E. Viceroy Chang Jen-chup to consider the proposal of the authoritics of the Imperial Mlot at Peking, who issued instructions to the different mints in the various provinces throughout the Empire, to inquire into and report on the feasibility of the proposed change of the coinage to the standard of a tael and its og fractional parts instead of the dollar standard, After some deliberation, we are informed, from Canton, to day, that the officials of the Canton branch of the Imperial Mint have reported that, under present circumstances, it was found that the system of coinage now obtained within the Province in the most suitable to the general public, and that no change in the standard was considered necessary. The soundness

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Our celebrated "E" Blend, very old Liqueur Scotch Whisky is a blend of the finest pot distilled. Whiskies" in Scotland, specially selected and matured. It is of great age, very finn and mellow. Iu superior quality has established its reputa 'tion as the

LEADING SCOTCH WHISKY IN THE EAST.

A. S. WATSON & CO., LIMITED,

WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS,

Hongkong, asth January, 1908,

X

MADAME!

MARK

COMPANY MEETINGS.

HONGKONG LAND RECLAMATION.

MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS,

would be heard and assistance arrive which would end sorrowfully for the robbers: And consequently when Chan Tai Tai mitempted to wriggle from the bad she was throw face downwards, part of her garment was torn by hoz.neck and securely fistened. Every time one of the robbers and this was

was placed round

the unfortunate woman attempted to scream the band around her neck was tightened, until finally she collapseds be

CANTON MASS MEETING.

A MILLION FAEL CEST MS APPRO PRIATION DESIRED.

'

The Chalman saidt-Gentlemen In sab mitting the annual report and accounts for the Past year I propose to adopt the areal courne of taking them as read. A year agn, my pre decessor in the chair, informed you that the The serenth ordinary meeting of share precluded the Company from disposing of any then existing conditions of the property market

MR LAU CHU-PAK'S TREATISE CON holders of the Hongkong Land Reclamation of its property and I now have to repeat that

STITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT. Co., Ld was held at the ompany's uffices, islemost with respect to the period under so the purpose of receiving the report at the only be of a temporary nature, and that with a Victoria Building, in the foreronto-day, for view; but we hope that this state of affairs may

[From Our Own"Correspondent.] {v} directors together with a statement of accounts revival of trade generally we may pain and to moved a number o' bangles and rings she Yesterday annihat masa meeting was held at

Having silenced the woman the robbers re

Canton, 7th January, for the year ending 31st December, 1937. The our ausual profira a returg derived from a dea wore, valued at $25.99 aver $200 worth from the headquarters of the Canton Bell-Govern Hen, Mr. Henry Keswick p calded and thereof property. The amount at present invested a drawer. They then took their depasture. were present Sir Pau Chater, C.M., Merrin mortgages is four lacs (8-4c0,00 ) less than in

ment Lengan le connection with the West B. Shelfim, te 1 ung, A., J. Raymend, (Dire previous account, whilst we have about from their fright they went to Chan Tai as usual, a large assembly. Meas. Kong-

When the other women had recovered River patrol question, when there was present, 1018), Meurs, J. C, Peter, fl. N. Mody, A half a lac ($50,000) more invested in our Tai's aalstance, only in find ber life Stiv chues and Chu Pak-kin were voted to the Haupt; EL. Highes, J. Grange, A. Shelion pronesties that was the case in igo6. The less Inspector Gourley, of Ne, 2 Pelice chair. Those present were informed of the Hooper, He Fock, Ho Kom Tong, Lo Cheung,ffect of this to reduce the receiptstation, was then called, and in company with fact that the Brilish ves els, comprising the Shiu, H. Percy Sputh, and Mr. M. S. Northcote derived from interesi on mortgages by about in Japanese doctor he visited the premises. British flotilla, which were sent to the delta (secretary)

5:4,010, but it also reduces the amount pay. For about an hour artificial respiration was for patrolling savice bot taken their depar meeting.

The secretary read the notice convening the able for interest by $3,000. Coming to the tried on Chan Tai Tai, but it was of no avail,are, and all expressed their satisfaction at this The Chains said anteman,The repaby, rentals of property, notwithstanding the remains were then removed to the mortuary.

principal revenue-asrning source of the Cam-ho had been exilaci for nearly an hour. Her fact port and statement of sccounts having been in

At the meeting the following resolutions your hands for the past week, we may been enabled to increase our revepus under making on toquity. A description of the men have do e ali in their power, to facilitate. pression in the property market, we have No time was lost by Inspector Gdurtay in were adopted: (1) As the Chinese authorities think, take them as read. There is Inle this heading from 428,558.01 to $111,066 22, 4 was obtained froin the women. All last night owners of Chinese steam launches to effects if anything in the accounts before you result with which, I am sure, you will share and this morning detectives have been search change of fag, and still many launches owned calling for comment. The decrease lo faterest your Directors' satisfaction, and I must pointing for the guilty ones, and some time this by Chinese are found flying forelyn, flaga paid off early in the year, a portion of this large part of our capital stands loves ed ma-ti, one of whom, strange to say, was former is due to one of our merigages having been out that this has been attained notwithstanding forenoga wa suspects were treated at Yauit is the duly of this League, to walte money being required for the works, going in godowo property in the Lautern part of ty a detective in Hongkong, ~ *

in the reclamation of Kowloon Marina Loke town, whence the business has been

The decline in rents is due, as was explained

to you at the last general meeting, to the fact

of the Admiralty having given up their tenancy

diverted westwards and to the Kowloon side

A BOARDER'S “HARD LUCK."

of the harbour. The other class of property FURNITURE SEIZED AND WIFE LOCKED IN so largely owned by us, Chinese denemert

of the coal storage godown at Yaurat, the houses, shows signs of improvement, the un- frontage of this property being now in course ber of vacant tenements being less than in

A ROOM.

to the Chineso Sicam, Launch Owunis, Goldt requesting that Association to exhort, the; d fferent launch owners le revert to the

the appropriation of Taels Dragon Flag without loss of time.: (1) Av. H.E. the Viceroy's request to the Throne for 1,000.00 annually from the Custome revenue collected in, the province of Kwangtung in aid of the Wast

Cruz and Company, sought to recover fram of Kiangsu, it was unfair that the annual re Casion H. Chaves, a Sanitary Board foreman,mittance should be the same, and furthermors is only about our-fifth of that of the province"

the sum of $184, being the cost of his forniture

sized by the defendant, and $so damages for the provi ce of Kwan, si, qwing to famine and illegally detaining his goods.

rebellion three years ago, had been authorized by the Throse to appropriate part of its revenue annually for the disbursement of local ox

Mr.

of reclamation. This work is nearing complete previous year, the improvement in thisMr. Justice Wise (Poisne Judge), at the River patrol service had been relused, and as of the opinion arrived at by the officials of tion, and will put you in possession of some resp:ct being noticeable mora, in the upper Supreme Court, this morning, when Bonifacio, it way considered by the, meeting that the

An unusually interesting case was heard by the Canton Mint merits commendation; | further 479,020 square feet of laad. Our houses domestic tenements thao in the ground floor Arlegui, a clerk, in the employ of Mesis. Wanaoil income of the provi cef Kwangtong especially se from bankers and traders in continue to be well occupied, there being very Hongkong. Any change in the provincial few vacant floors in the block, and they are standard of currency in the present chaotic in good repair. No, sales of land have been condition. of China's monetary system, effected during the past twelve months, but would only render the existing difficulties some inquiry has arisen for one of your Inland Luts which your Directors hope may result in even more complicated and tend to defer to

a sale. Meanwhile we are able to maintain curi still more remote date the fulfilment of dividend of 7%, the payment of which will absorb China's pledge, as contained in Article II. some $62,400.00 of the balance brought forward of the Mackay Treaty, to adopt a uniform from 1936, and to cany forward the sum of standard throughout the whole Empire. $187,410, "This gives a guarantee of a like dividend fur some years to come, and it will be YOKOHAMA SPECTS BANK AND within your recollection that it was with this end in view that your Directors carried forward at the end of 1905 the sum of $383,000. Before formally moving the adoption of the report and accounts I shall be pleased to afford any further siformation that may be desired.

COTION SPINNERS.

The mail from Japan this morning brings 2 report to the effect that the Yokohama Specic Bank has suddenly contracted the term of drafts on raw cotton Imported from

There being no question", the Chairman

principally used as shops. The large fiet class European hong property which we ons in the centre of the business part of the town is Kradually filling up and we have now only Company's property is well kept up and this three floors waoccupied. The whole of the

accounts for the increase in expenditure under the heading of repairs. The trubles which we have had to contend with have been a decre. so the cost of building, the harassing Sanitary and in the Chinese population, the large increase in

Building laws in force, and stringent tightness that you wil find that the Company has done of money. When you consider those, I trust satisfactorily. Belure moving the adoption of the report and accounts, I should be pleased to answer any questions which you may put,

There were no questions

The Chairman proposed, Mr. Orange se

Crowther Smith represented the defence. The plaintiff appeared in perion, Plaintiff said that as one time he lived in the same house is the defendant, at 5,

bouse and sub-let part of it to witness, St. Francis Street. fondant teated the whole

Mr. Justice Wise-What, a room? Plaintif-No, not a room.

Then, what?-A little place. Was it a cubicle. No, not a cubicle, Then where did you live? In the passage way No,

Did you live on the ground, first or second luors 7-On the ground floor.

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Bonbay and America to 3b days instead of moved, Mr. Haupt seconded, the adoption of conded, the adoption of the report and act must have been a big place to hold all the Viceroy be requested to authorise, the

the report and accounts. Carried uosnimously, 'The confirmation of Mr. E. Shellim as director was proposed by Mr. Orange and seconded by Mr. Peter. Carrie',

Mr. Hughes proposed and Mr. Hooper seconded the re-election of Messrs. Shellim as 1 Ho Tong as directors, Carried.

93 days. The course taken by the bank seems to have added largely to the difficulties of those interested in the cotton spinning industry. A movement has been started by the spinners for the restoration of the former term, and a Committee has been appointed to conduct negotiations with the Specic The auditors, Messrs. W. H. Potts and 133 Bank and in other quarters. It is stated'). Gourdia, were re-elected on the motion

that the amount of drafis drawn on the of Mr. Orange seconded by Mr. Peter, Specie Bank on the shipment of raw cotton not infrequently exceeds Y30,000,000 in a month, and therefore cotton spinners must obtain this amount from other banks in Japan in order to settle the bills, so that the

THIS!! course taken by the 'Specie Bank may affect

BARGAINS!!!

Our Winter CHEAP SALE

STYLISH & SMART GOODS:

FOR

11 Days Only

BEGINNING

ON 20TH JANUARY,

The whole of our Winter

Stock to be cleared at

other banks very considerably.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

and

gentlemen. Dividend warrants, as usual, will

The Chairman-That is all the business,.

he-ready to-morrow, Thank you for your attendance.

This concluded the meeting;

WEST POINT BUILDING CO. Following the meeting of the Land Reclama- tion Co., a meeting of shareholders of the West Point Buliding Co. was held for the purpose of receiving the repart of the directors together with statement of accounts for the year end.

presided, and there were present the Hon. Mr. Henry Keswick, Mr. A. J. Raymond and Mr. A. G. Wood (Directors), Messra, J.M.E. Machado, Jio Tung, o Kom Tone, J.'Orange, G. C. Moxon, F. E. Ellis, Frank Mutland and A.: Shelton Hooper (Secretary),

FROM Saturday, 1st proximo, retreat will sounding 31st December, 1907. Sir Paul Chater at 6 to p.m. GOVERNOR Hughes, of New York, bas an. nounced his candidature for the Presidency. TELEGRAMS from Vancouver state that some members of Parliament predict a fight if the Japanese.continue armed,

Grave of absence, on private affairs, 10 Eng.. laod, has been granted to Lieutenant E. H.

The Secretary read the notice convening the meeting."

Counts.

Carried unanimously.

On the motion of Mr. Machado, seconded Mr. Parlane, the appointment of Messrs. Fuchs, Sheilim and Friesland as directors, was confirmed.

ed, the re-election of Messra. Friesland and Mr. Haupt proposed, and Vr. Bayer second.

Fuchs as director,

N

Carried gnanimously.. "Messrs. C. W. May and .. Fency Smith 'were re-elected auditors, on the motion of Mr. Orange, seconded by Mr. Haupt.

the furniture according to your list. Did you buy all this stuff?—Yes, they are all mine,

And was it in the house?--Yes. When did you quarrel with the defend ni? — The trouble arose through defendast asking my wife to lend his wife a suit of clothes.

penditure, which should be taken as a precedent, it was the decision of the meeting 10 again apply to the Imparial Government

praying for Imperial sanction of the appropria... tion. (3) That Chinese residenta residing in foreign countries should be informed by with of the above resolutions and, be requested to: apply to the Imperial Government for the same ..... privilege in order that the falar action might... be mora effectuai in securing the object of the drafted to be despatched to the Capital petitioners, and telegrams were consequently

and to foreign countries. (4) That HE Imp nal Chiosse Telegraph Administration authorities to install telegraph stations fo the various districts along the West River cation with both the military and naval forces for more convocient means of commuel

located in those places in case of emergency, And did your wife land ?—No, she refused. Yes, and what happened? ~Plaintiff gave us Viceroy Shum when he was governing this pro

[us-the-same, st' ps were taken by HE E icedays'ooticeto quit the premises. Continuvace a few years ago to soppress the rebels. jing, plaintiff caused some laughter when hassid (5) Tast as both the daily newspaper, that when he was leaving the house defendant hanghai Kang Màn Piì Tuk, and the boo demanded twenty-five cents to pay the nightTra Chi Sul Chee, of which Mr. Lan Chu smi contie. He refused to pay for what he did not owe, whereupon defendant seized his furni-sugible for the general public in the present Pak of Hongkong in the author, ara considered

circumstances, for the introduction of self. government in the prèvis ce, it' was decided 10 order a number a' coples of the Lewspaper and b ok to be distributed for the bedef of the pai ple, with a view of enlightening them and preparatory to the introduction of self-govern ment, throughout the country,

The Chairman:-This is all the business of the meeting, gentlemen. The secretary Inure and locked plaintiff's wife in the room, forms me that dividend warrants can be had, / Mr. Smith-Whed did you go to live with on application, to-morrow morning,

the defendant?" The meeting then ended,

TRAGEDY AT WANCHAİ,

CHINESE WOMAN STRANGLED IN RED.

TWO SUSPECTS ARRESTED.

Chinatown was ringing to-day with the news

Maioti-Last November,

What arrangements were made? Were you to board and lode with him?—I was 10 pay $3.50 a mouth for the room. I did not board with him.

Dida't you as a matter of faci bave meals with him 2-Yes,

When you left didn't you owe him some money-No. He owed me $10.80.

What for?-When I lived in Queen's Road of a most daring and, to say the least; cold- East the defendant lived with me. While liv. blonded murder which was perpetrated at Wan-ing in my house he borrowed one day. Stato to chai during the parlier part of last night buy some rice, another time he borrowed $4 to

HONGKONG, CANTON AND MAÇÃO 81 BAMBOAT CO., LIMITB),

A GOOD HALF-YEAR; ---

INCREASED DIVIDENDİSL

Subject to pudit the Directors of the Hongs mat

The Chairman said:Gentlemen,-1 pro- young Chinese woman of the under world celebrate his birthday, Stid some time later, kong, Canion and Macao Steamboat Co., Ltd. - Bonham, A,D.C., froin 15th January to 15th May Pose that we should take the report and account named Chan Tai Tai, about twenty-eight years when he pawned his uniform, he got from me will pay a dividend of $1,35, write off s:camer

1908,

LIEUTENANT J. R. C. Heathcote, and Bn, Cameron Highlanders, will officiate as A. D. C. to the General Officer Commanding the Troops in South Ching from 250 instaut... LEAVE of absence, in extension, has bees granted to and Lieutenants' A, Macduff and H. C. Methuco, 2nd Bo. Cameron Highlanders, from 26th March to 8th April 1958.

THE 2nd Battalion Cameron Highlanders will commenco their musketry course on Thursday next, goth instant, two companies at a time

encamping near Kowloon City Rifle Range.

MESERE. MELCHERS & CO. have received a

as read. The net profit for the year is $51,825,84 which will enable us to pay the same dividend. against 552,546 65 of that of the previous year, viz, $1.10 per share and carry forward $1,541,31 being $13.84 more than we brought forward last year. The accounts are practically iden. tical with those of the previous year, except that in 1907 we expended in the upkeep of the prope.ty $1,632.31 which is $617.32 more than that spent under that heading in 1906. The lease of the property has another 3 years to run, so we may confidently expect to be able to pay. the same dividend which you are now wiked to approve. it any shareholders desire any fur any question.. ther information I shall be pleased to answer

25% off original prices. tef Antwerp on the 16th inst, instead of on the

telegram stating that the s.s. Piina Ludwig No questions, were asked

The Chairman proposed, and Mr. Machado 20th iasi,; the ship was detained by heavy for.seconded, the adoption of the report and ac Ladies' Costumes, Coats, The Tokyo Guild of Sugar, Merchants has counts, which was carried.

Mackintoshes, Hats, ofthe

adopted a resolution pledging itself to oppose Mr. Ho Tung, the on.. Mr. H. Keswick was On ihe motion of Mr. Orange, seconded by

Blouses, &c.

Children's Tailor

also to address a memorial to the Government

expressing opposition to the measure. A com mitte has been appoirsed to present the guild's (os-opinion to the authorities.

of age, belog the victim. Of course, the stories $450 10 redeem it. ing were of a highly-coloured nature, and one coroborared plaidiif's story, adding that the which were in circulation in the city this no-Yo Tai, plaintiff's wife, was next called. She or two accounts which reached this office were furniture were seized because the house rent found to be wide of the truth in many respects. The correct story of the tragedy, however, was placed at the disposal of a Hongkong Telegraph representative to-day.

Chan. Tai Tai andthree other Chinese women kept a flat at No. 36B, Praya East-age of a back of newly-erected buildings situsted # Title to the westward of the Prays East Hotel, This block, c.nsisting of about six three. storeyed buildings, in but a month old and is located on the site formerly occupied by Mc Gregor Barracks. About one-half of the block only is occupied.

was not paid..

Difendant said that on 23rd November last plaintiff.want to live with him, and the agree ment, reached was that hs (defendant) should provide board and lodging for plaintiff, and his wife at Si per head.

Mr. Smith-Rather cheap, wasn't it? friend of mine, and out of work at the time,

Delendant-Yes, Seeing that he was a made it rather cheap for him.

remained with him up to 2nd January, on. Proceeding, defeadhot stated that 'plaintiff which day plaintiff attempted to leave the premises, No.house rent had been paid ard consequently defendant seized the furniture,

be women had been living in this house for nearly a month, and were known to help so away the coolies who had been called to session of a large quantity of jewellery. At went out for a walk, leaving her three the house Plaintiff, had not paid a cent since about six o'clock last evening Chan Tai Tai do the removing, and locked the furniture in

hè went tỏ livà with defendant.

Plaintiff Dido' you burrow 54 from me to celebra o your birthday?

Defendant-No, not a cash. ('hen after a

durance Fund $2,700, place to Special and properties. $18,65m, transferio Depreciation

Repairs Fund Sir,00, and carry the balance. of $16,47 or forward.

RAUB CRUSHING.

they are in receipt of telegraphic information Messrs. E, S, Kadnorie & Co, inform us that

from Sing pore advising that the crushing, the Raub, Australlao, Gold Mining Co., Ltd.,

for the past period yielded 2,071 021, geld from

5991 tons stone.

Telegrams.

*|Reitir 137am ?)... tusasvalyjati sok i

Turkey and Persia,

London, 26th January

Yht

tumes, Reefer. Coats TH8 &, C, D, Newṛ understands that the di- the proposition of Mr. Machado, seconded DX | Rising herself quietly from the bed she saw this would have been carried on until to fined to his room with a chill; und was bries &c., &c.

A Russian telegram from Tabriz says tha confirmed a director,

friends in charge of the Ast. She returned at

ordered Prince Firman to leave Bulbulak the Turkish commander har peremptoilly" the re-election of Sir Paul Chater and Mowards west to bed. Just about nine o'clock Mr. Moxon proposed, Mr. Orange seconded, about seven o'clock, and shortly after. G. Wood as directors. Carried unanimously one of the women was awakened by

saying that it is Turkish territory: Sendiria

Mr. C. W. May was re-elected auditor, on site which sounded to her as if someone was parke

pause) Yes, N I borrowed $1 and paid you Indisposition of Sir Henry Camp attempting to force back the bar of the door. No, you did not,—Yes, I did.'

DAF, bell-Bannerman. rectors of the China Merchants' Steam Naviga Mr. Ho Kom Toog

You did not.—I did, tion Co, have retained the services of Messrs.

Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman is con The Chairman Thank you for your attend door gently pushed open and the next moment Beesley and Bray under agreement for a numance. Dividend warrants will be ready to the shadows of three men oppested in the rooms, there had no one of the bailiffs motioned able to attend the Privy Council at Windsor ber of years to`act as their civil engineers, mariow,

One by one the men crept up to the first bed them to stop architects and surveyors in connection with the"

"Didn't you borenw $4.50. from me to get to consider the King's speech; ** ibit occupied by Chao Tai Tai—and while one your uniform out of pawn?" plaintiff inquired. execution of the Company's work at Shanghal

HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT. selted her by the throat and another by her feet, This defendant denied, looking, daggers at At the conclusion of the preceding meeting the other attempted to remove what jewellery

the plaintiff.

M. Delcasse's Speech. sbarellolders of the Hongkong Land invest she wore. The unfortunate woman sitüggled, can I pom'se to pay you anything when I inpic of French parliamentarians and in

.. Didn't you promise to pay me Sio? How| ACTING on the instructions from the Government and Agency Co., La., met on the occasion bravely with bar assailants, and, succeeding in owe you nothing ni..

M." Delcassé's speech is the absorbing ment H. Liang Tan-yen has banded over of the twentieth ordinary meeting of the Com freeing berielf of their hold, cried for assist

wo you nothing that one as a tonerally regarded as expressing the slow the negotiations concerning the Poochow pany. The Hon. My Henry Keswick occupied white. The other women also joined her in call say that you should make up your account and of the majority

payment," didn't I Hangchow-Ningpo Railway loan to their Ex the chair. Among those present were Metering has mine, but they soon stopped when they mine to see how much we owed each other? The Dedals strikes the one, dito callencies Wong-bsich, Chao Eshade and-Hu A, Fuchs, E. Shellim, G. Friesland, H. P: were threatened with their lives. Chan Tai Tai,

How could you make up an Account when you note, declaring that M, Delcassé was inop- Waite, of whom the two former belong to White, A J. Raymond, (D)iectors), the Hon, however, refused to be cllmed sed contlased.

have no money. aasta zer portube. Céklang, while the latter is a Kiangsu man. Bir Paul Chater (managing director), Mossi to'dafend herself against the costoned attack Friday seat,

At this slags, the case was adjourned until The German press reserves com at the top of har voice for help there was no tuned and asked if he crald yet baci had made by M, Clemenceau and M. Fichier

FOR 11 DAYS ONLY. and at the outports,

ADAME FLINT,

MANAOKRESS.

"THE CITY OF PARIS." fi is hoped that this foreshadows an early con} ], M. E, Machado, A. Haup!, W. Parlane ofher assailante. With the woman screaming As he was leaving iho court room plejail confident that re-assuring speeches

„NO. 11PEDDER STREET."

clusion of the agreement, the terms of which Orange, G. B. Sares, H. Percy Smith, and A would be identical with those of the Tientsin- Shelton Hooper (secretary)?dl=0;Effort Pakou Uns

The notice of the meeting was read." 1

knowing, in such a busy thoroughfare, and at that early hour of the night, when her cries

[#Oh, no," replied: Maj, Justice

-It declares, however, that the netw M. Declassé's alifancer is chatred of Germany,