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̈ ́ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

AERATED WATER

MANUFACTURERS.

THIS SEASON'S SPECIALITIES:

Lime Fruit

Champagne,

Dry Ginger Ale,

Lemon Squash,

Champagne Cider, Orange Champagne.

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 17 1908.

loods in Kwangtung.

SUNNING RAILWAY DAMAGED.

PRIVATE RELIEF PĀRTIES":

ORGANIZED.

[From Our Own Correspondent.]

A "CHOW" BILL DISPUTE.

LADY DEFENDANT'E NAME: QUESTIONED,"

Having practically recovered from berillness, Mrs. Maud Christie, who resides at 47, Con naught Road Central, appeared in the Supreme Court, this morning, Mrs. Christin was sam *---Canton; 16th October: moned by the Sang Cheong firm of com Reports have been received from the reliet pradores, 13, Victoria Street, to recoverStogai parting despatched to the flooded-districts.geods bought and supplied to the defondant They give the names of all the districts that have been inundated as follows: Fa Yuen, Sanoi, Sanning, Hoiping, Yuo Ping, Shustak in the Kwangchow prefecture: and Ko Yiu, Ko Ming, Szo Wui, Hok Shao, in Shlu Hing pr. fecture, and some places in the sub-pre.

facture of Yuan Kong.

by the numerous and frequent changes in the fare tariff and running times, which have been framed with the sole idea of accom modating the public and inducing, as well as retaining, their patronage. It is true that Mr. Gray Scott has been fortunate în having under his control a capable and efficient staff who have admirably seconded his efforts in this direction, but, after all, it is on the general manager that the burden of responsibility rests and it is to his initiative that any reforms which advance the interests of the Company and afford additional benefits to the public must be attributed. The latest fimprovement, which comes into force on the 1st of November next, is in the nature of a simplification of the fare charges. At one time, and not so very long ago either, the fares for varying distances was of so cumplicated a character that the casual traveller, when journeying along an unfamiliar route, was largely at the mercy of the conductor. Certainly, the lists were ex- hibited on the cars, but as everybody knows the ordinary oran is seldom inclin ed to bother his head with arithmetics al problems while watching the busy life" of the city us the vehicle passes along the principal thoroughfares. That tarifi was subsequently systematised and now there is to be a further change, in the rates, by which there can be do possible

When the first expedition arrived. at Sha excuse for anybody to aver that they do not understand the principle on which the rates Tou, in Sainam, the panty distributed six hue. are charged. Henceforth, there are to be dred gunny bags to a number of the railway only two districts so to speak-kennedy. labourers there to assist the villagers to restor The Sooning Railway has suffered to a great Town to Causeway Bay and Causeway Baying the dykes that had collapsed.

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During the past two days urgent telegrams have been repeatedly received from the flooded districts by the Central Relief Committee and other institutions, asking for immediate assist ance to the sufferers... Up to this morning six expeditions is all have been despatched by the Central Relief Committee, besides several pris vate parties which had been organized, to the flouded districts to help the afferets with biscuits, rice, and other necessary articles of food,

The gunboat Fo Shin has been placed at the disposal of the Relief Committes by the Shan Hou Chu to be sent to the loandated districts with provisions and supplies and to pick up any dead bodies on the scene of the awful dis aster.

Mr. Otto Kong Sing appeared for the plaintiff firm, Mr. J. H. Gardiner, of Mesum, Brutton and Hett, acted for the defendant; A

Yuen Sin Tong, managing' partner of the plaintiff firm, was called to prove the claim. He said that he know the lady named "Maud," to whom he supplied goods.:,

The Paisae Judge-Maud? Mr. Kong Sing-Yes, your Lordship. He has her entered in his books as "Maud."

The wituens added that be supplied the defendant with goods during the months of October, 1905, to April 1906. After deducting payments made there 'remained a balance of $5.3. Witness called monthly at 4, Old Bailey for his money and on each occasion he was paid

Old Dailey house and went to live at 4, by "Miss Maud." In April, 1906, she left the

Queen's Road Central, where she still con tinued to call for payments. Some months later plaintiff disappeared, and witness believed

she went to Shanghai,

Cross-examined, the witness admitted that there were three or four partners in big firm,

That included himself. He had known tha

defendant since October, 1909, but not before, The defendant did not call herself to open the

order. Defendant never called personally at accoual. She sent the cook, without a written

the shop. There were times when defendant sent a written order for goods, but he could not produce those orders cow.

Mr. Gardiner-Can you tell us the name of the cook who came and gave orders?—Li Ying

Tsoi.

Was be the same man who gave the orders

"It is rather singular that he seems to know all your moraments? -Everybody knows my movements.

Was that man over there your cook?—He cooked for Ida Clifford, and was thrown out of the house.

The Pulsee Judge-When Min Clifford left the hours did you purchase your foodstaff's any longer?-No, I got my meals at the hotel.

Telegrams.

" HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SERVICE,

SHANGHAI LIBEL ACTION

· MR. BETHELL SUES THE "NORTH-CHINA DAILY NEWSJ"

[From 'Our Own' Correspondent]

Shanghai; 17th October,

10.5 a.m.

Cheng Hing said he was "boy" and cook and had been in defendant's employ for three years When bis mistress” left for Shanghai he took charge of the house."He denied that be ever had dealingi With the plaintiff firm, He Never saw him did not know the plaintiff. balore until to-day. As regards batcher's meat he stated that he purchased it from the market; Mr. E. T. Bethell, the former sometimes his mistress got it from the Dairy Proprietor and Editor of the Korea Daily News, has instituted an action for libel against the North-China Daily News, claiming damages for the publication of a Japanese tele-

Farm. His mistress, as far as he was AWAID,

never got presents of tinned meats: The chickens he bought from the Kwong Cheung and Wing Kee firms ; never from the Dairy Farm

in cross-examination witness admitted that he was formerly a coalie in defendant's employ His pidgin was to carry chits and sweep out the rooms in the morning. At that time there was no cook in the house.

This closed the case for the defears, Mr. Gardiner submitted that there was some

mistake in the same, and his client had been asked to pay a bill which balanged to some

other person.

grum concerning Mr. Bethell on the 31st of August.

[Che telegram referred to was reproduced in the columas, of the Hongkong Telegraph, on a subsequent date, being taken from the columor of our contemporary. On seprosentations bo- His Lozdibip found that plaintiff firm had ing made by the legal advisers of Mr. Betboll, supplied goods to somebody, and gave judges to the totally unfounded character of the ment for the defendant' with costs.

statements contained in the telegram in quer- tion, we published a full apology and retracta- tion of the allegations therein contained.-Ed, 'B. K. T.]

CANTON DAY BY DAY,

THE OPIUM TRADĚ, ¿ [From Our Own Correspondent.]

Cacton, 15th October. Yesterday the Acting British Consul General at Canton called on H. E. Viceroy Chang Jon Chun. It is reported that the purport of the Contal's interview was to confer with His Excellency on the suject of the plan to be

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[Reuter's.]

The European Bituation.

LONDON, 15th October. Replying to the address in the Montene grin parliament, the speaker in refeming to Servian affairs said that the time had come for Servia and Montenegro to raise a com

The new market town of Kung Yick Fau in October to April-No. There had been adopted for the prohibition of smuggling of man standard in defence of Serb ideals, and close to San Cheung was inundated, the water several cooks engaged. ing. as bigh as eight feel. About half of the buildings within the town has been destroyed.

Orders have been placed with all the bakers

to the Viceroy.

STRANGE POISONING CASE.

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Can you tell us the names of any of the other cooks? I cannot recollect the names of the others.

Witness, at this stage, pointed out a man who called at his shop with orders from Miss Maud" for goods. That person wat the house coolie. He atver brought with

from defendant' personally.all payments - sho

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to join forces in a holy war, prepared opium to Hongkong from Canton,

Germany, and Austria in renewed repro PRISONERS IXECUTED. The two prisoners, Tai Ah Fo and Chan Absentations to Bulgaria declare that the latter Chio; who were a short time ago extradited | tnust obtain the consent of the Porte before from Hongkong, have been found guilty of settling claims in the matter of the Criental armed rob very and kidnapping they wore yes, railway dispute. te-day taken to the execution ground and beheaded.

TAOTAL WEN...

H. E. Wen Trung Yao, the newly-appointed made, and gave a receipt in each case. In Imperial Assistant Resident Minister to Lhasa, English. Witness was not told by the defan-Thibet, left here to-day by the s.s. Paul Beau, dant that she was leaving for Shanghai. He for Hongkong, en roule to his destination to was told that when he called at the house, for take up his new appoiciment. payment.

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Mr. Gardiner-Why didn't you go and press for payment when you keew she was poing to Shanghai ? – I did not know she was going

to Shaukiwan. For each of these routes. extent. A large portion of the road from the the charge will be ten cents first class and city of Sunning to the market town of San five cents second class. There are no inter- Cheung has been washed away, leaving the mediate distances and no differentiation bare tracks and rails as if they formed the of fares. We are of opinion that so far as skeleton of a humag frame. the majority of those who use the cars FRUIT SYRUPS are concerned the change will not affect them in any way, because the average first. class passenger usually pays for a ten-cent Mixed with Aerated or plain ride while we presume that the vast propor- throughout the city of Canton for large quanti- water make

tion of the Chinese' pay five cents at the pre-ties of biscuits for relief supplies.

The Canton Fong in Hospital has also sent time. The only people who will be a fected are those who travel from the Post pplied to the authorities for the use of a gun DELICIOUS COOLING:

Office to Arsenal Street or between similar boat to proceed to the devastated districts for him any written orders. Witness received points and so far as our observation goes the purpose of recovering dead bodies.

The Nambai Magistrate bas sent deputies these are in the minority. The new system

to make a tour of inspection of the flooded area is based on that adopted-on-the-Tuppenyo guher information of the disaster for report Tube in London, while it is the system which prevails all over Amèrica. Monthly tickets are to be issued at the price of $10 each, so that a daily passenger using the tramway four times a day and riding first class will

A young Chinese woman met her death yes. WATSON & CO., save a matter of some $2 a month. Wo feci

confident that is inovation will prove-terday in a most extraordinary fashion for nearly a year?—1 don't know. --- successful, and congratulate the agents, strange that, although the police do not suspect Messrs. Shewan, Tomes and Co, and the foul play, they are making minute inquiries-A few months ago. general manager, Mr. J. Gray, Scott, on

The woman-a concubice named Chan their perspicacity in meeting what we be Sam-residing at 36, Aberdeen Street, purchas lieve to be, in hackneyed language, a felted a few days ago à mixture for a cough, from

which she suffered. At the same time she bought a bottle of disinfectant. Both botiles closely resembled each other, albeit the colour of the liquids varied a trifle.. In a few days, by constant taking of the cough mixture, ber throat trouble seemed ever so much better.

.But the mistake was to come. Some time, yesterday afternoon Chan Sam decided to take another dose. She picked up what she thought was the cough mixture botile, poured a quantity of stuff into a tex-cup, and drank it. The mis take was obvious then, She had drank the disinfectant for the mixture. She died before medical assistance could be summoned.

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The Honghong Celegraph

HONGKONG, SAturday, OctoBER 7, 1908.

·want.--

LOCAL AND GENERAL. REGULATIONS relating to the maintenance of cisterns or tanks in houses are published in the Gazelle.

TO-MORROW'S collections will be taken in the various churches in aid of the Alice Memorial

and Affiliated Hospitals.. For conveying a quantity of gunpowder and fore along the roads of Sha-po, New Territory, without having the box labelled "Cangerous stone culler, Sit Tak, was fined $2 at the Police

HONGKONG KAMWAYS.

Probably there is not a single individual in Hongkong who is not thoroughly con vinced that were he placed-in-charge of-the-Court, today... ・

A WOMAN'S FATAL ERROR.

into the matter.

The sad occurrence was reported to Inspector Ritchie at headquarters, and Detective Sergeant Terrett caused the body to be sent to the mortuary for examination. Deceased was about thirty years of age,

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A YOUNG SWINDLER,

BOAT BOX CONVICTED OF FALSE PRETENCES. A boat boy named Wong Fak, employed on braid cargo-boat No. 592, was convicted in the Palice Court, to-day, and sentenced to three months' hard labour for obtaining goods under false pretences. Yesterday, Wong went to a grocer's shop in Connaught Road and ordered z catties of rice in the name of the master of the boat, who was known to the shop people. The rice was supplied to the youth, who took his departure. An hour or so later the shop

Didn't you know she has been in the Colony

When did you know she was in the Colony?

When you instructed your solicitor you gave the name of Malberi?"-I called her. "Miss Mayd.”

WM, POWELL, LD,

ANNUAL REPORT.

. Later, M. Iavolsky, Russian Minister of Foreign Affairs, who has had daily prolonged con- ferences with Sir Edward Gray, has agreed that the question of the Dardanelles shall be arranged separately between Turkey and Russia with the benevolent assistance of Great Britain and France.

Some compensation will probably be given to Servia in the form of a guarantee of terri

mission. tory, and admission to the Danube.com-

Great Britain, France, and Russia have agreed to submit a programme to a cou ference of the Powers, replacing the articles of the Treaty of Berlio by new clauses ro coguizing the annexation of Bosnis,” Herze.”

Erich Georg & Co, share-brokers, write:

in their report of to-day's date, Messro,

Wm. Powells are quiet at $5. The 7th ordin ary general meeting of abareholders will be held on 31st inst, transfer books closing from 26th instant to get insinat, both days in clusive. The reports and accouols for the year ended 30th Juce, 1953, have appeared in print, solicitor to write to Mi Malberte may the profit and loss account, including the sam

Then it was a fabrication on the part of your from which we take the following particulars; govina and Crete, the independence of Bul-- have written it wrongly.

of $41.81 brought forward from last account, sbows a credit balance of $1,30395 (against $4,949.97 for previous year, including $181,06 brought forward from previous account), from which have to be deducted $1,300 directors' and auditors' fees, leaving 3.05, which, have bren carried forward. No provision has been made this time for bad debts or depreciated

And you set your account in another name?'-----

Ms. Otto Kong Sing-The lady's name was formerly Albert, later Christie. It was only s clerical error,

In the pass book, did you or the defendant make the entries?-The entries were made by the cook in Chinese and translated into Engllat by my clerk......

Add have you those books?-Those bloks were kept by her.

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garia, and determining the financial obliga tions of Bulgarla and Greece towards Turkey in respect of Roumelia and Crete.

The articles. concerning Montenegro are to be replaced by a single clause removing all restrictions imposed on that Principality, the rights of the Danubian river States en- larged, and a declaration made in favour of abolishing the capitulations of foreign Post

stock. The balance sheet on 30th June, 1908, showed: Capital liability $130,000, andryOffices in Turkey when the constitutional creditors Sro,785.74 (last year $11,623.94), reforms shall have been introduced.

The question of the Dardanelles is to be. Can you tell us what stuff you actually supusclaimed dividend $17 26 (unchanged) owing.

In the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank reserved for negotiation between Russia and plied? General provisions, that is, eggs, chick. Fens, mest, potatoes, etc..

Soy 8160 (last year 5:6,304.01); and the Turkey, on the basis of the right of passage Are you quite sure she got her butcher's balance of $195. The assets consist of sun of war ships accorded to Russia being also dry Cebtors $ 8,8 14,78 (gainit $11,778,75 as granted to any other Power at war with Russia. meat from you?-Quite sure.

per last report), fixtures and fittings $11,266,60

A cook, who was formerly in defeadadl's em-

ploy, spoke to going to the plaintiff's shop and getling food supplies. "He denied being in the service of Ida Clifford. She, be stated, was only boarding with the defendant. He was at pa time in the employ of a certain gentleman but had left, because he was weak in the legs and

could not walk far.

A voice in the Court-room-He was dismissed

"because he was a thief.—

Mr. Gardiner-Wers you not dismissed be

cause you were aspected of "squeezing?"—Na

year to,8 (13), itve: (ments at cost 59% last year $2.40 $17,80 Hongkong and Shang hai Bank dividend account, $147,186 01 To present the stock (last year $154,9:6 10), and cas in hand and in London $1,533.87 ("gainui $1,797 85 as pir last·statement)..

LAU PING is a pig-dealer, residing at Ha Chun Tseung village, New Territory. In the Police Court, this morfog, Lau was given a fortnight in prison for theft. Yesterday morning, he walked into a contractor's shop at 61, Queen's

A Foreign Office communique, confirming

the above, adds that Sir Edward Grey and M. Isvolsky also discussed subjects arising out of the Anglo-Russian Convention at which complete identity of views were ea tablished, giving promise of a continuRoce of harmonious co-operation in the settlement of Central Asian questions.

Turkey in a note to the Powers draws- their attention to the military activity of Bul garia and warns them that if Bulgaria per

Mr. Kong Sing-That's beside the point Road East to get some work dono," The sists in her attitude she will be reluctantly Has there been a prosecution?

matter could not be setled and Lau left-with

Mr. Gardiner (continuing)—Weren't you, jumer

compelled to take precautionary

ametel water-pips up his sleeve He was declining the responsibility of a Casur

management of the Tramway Company he MAR-GENERAL BroadWOOD, Commander could effect within a week improvements of the British troops at Hongkong, and party which would revolutionise the present ser-arrived at Seoul: p the 6th instadt after vice. It is one of the commonest traits in travelling through Mancheria, General Broad. human nature to fancy that while people wood was expected in Japas in a few days. may make a hash of their own particular THE offering in St. John's Cathedral and the Peak Church on Sunday next, St. Luke's Day, business they are yet supremely com. petent to guide the affairs of others, and October 18th, will be given to the funds of the Done can speak with greater authority Alic Memorial and Netbersole Hospitals. The preacher in the Cathedral at Matins will be the on that point than the average newspaper Rev. A. Dallas Ennis, M.A., Chaplain to the man whose invariable experience it is that

Forces on the opinion of others what he does not know about his own craft would fill volumes. The same thing applies to tramways, and, doubtless, when the Kowloon Canton railway is in running order we shall find that this Colony contains a host of rail way experts, who have studied the question from every aspect since the days of their infancy. Of course, it is really ignorance of the subject which leads the uninitiated to criticise at random the working of a system which embraces the needs of the Colony and to proffer, as idealic, views which must obviously have been formed on a profound luck of knowledge of all the conditions which have to be taken into consideration when any change is made in the working of an established tramway cervice, In the cass A coour in the employ of a student, who | Numano mirn, which arrived at Kobe on compradore account. She never pa ̈ð -plaintif }, little except experience in the ways of theatrical much to be said on the other side, if only the "

SERGT. L. C. Rees and Mr. William Russell have been appointed 2nd Lieutenant in the No. 2 Antillery Company and the Engineer Company, Hoogkong Volunteer Corps, res- pectively, with effect from the and instant and Company' Sergeant Major J. 1; Androw to bea and Lieutenant in the same Corps, with effect from the 12th instant.

IN connection with the approaching aval review the Nagasaki-ken authorities have been advised by the Navy Department that Japanese warshins will, frequently traverse the sea at nightff the coasts of the prefecture during this month, Instructions are therefore to be given to masters of vessels navigating there walees to exerciss great vigilance in order to avoid the risk of collision.

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resides at 466, Des Voeux Road West, was

kicked out?-No," I brought a obilítaje.

seen, and for fourteen days Lau and the pig

days Las Tarm will be apart: 152 ** hangga

WE have bad cases of white wamen becom

Later,

* China and Japan, Advices from Seoul report that Chinese troops fired on the Japanese frontier port Kantao, followed by several hours' fighting... Japan has demanded immediata satisface tion from Peking.

assistant, becoming suspicious, called on this

That was the plaintiff's case. Min master of the cargo-boat to have the order con|

The defendant was called to the box and, firmed. Of course, the transaction was not known to him, and steps were promptly taken before being, sworn, said that she was no in arrest Wong, who was found seated on Pot longer rs. Christie. She had not used thating infatuated, with Chinese, but it is a rate tinger pler quietly discussing cigarette. name for years. She took the name of Lewisahjog wheb au Oriental woos a white woman When asked what he had done with the rice Dow, because it was short, Witness deposed that and lavishes presents upon her, 'uch an in- be said he did not know. It was discovered she did not know the plaintiff firm, never had staze comes from Los Angeler, where an aged afterwards that it was banded over to col dealings with them. She got her butcher's meas and wizened Celestial sent a love felter to a league, who cannot be found. Wong pleaded and poultry from the Dairy Farm. She never local chorus girl, with a present of his Chinese 15 Fishing Crust? Is the question asked by s guilty to the charge, and his conviction is re-ordered elsewhere. Towards the end of rong and wife's only pair of trousers. The aged laver correspondent in a contemporary. The cruelty the beginning of 1956 ska took her meals at: explains that by this gift he eliminaterall danger of the sport of sports is often discussed without corded above....

Thomas's Grill Room. It would not be likely of his wife spying upso his actions. We fear regard to the duni issue, If it is argued that, A CHINESE passenger on the N. Y. K. steamer under those circumstances for her to rus ap a that be will come out of this love-making with angling is cruel to the fishes as a race, there is the Gth instant from Australis, was found to any money-in fact, she did not know the man, damsels, who have keen eye for the valuables | inoxorable law that, under the sea, al on the At this stage Mr. Gardiner thinking the that they can wheedle out of their admirars.

land, a violent and is inevitable, such a demise of the tramways it must always be borne in charged with stealing Stoo from his employer be suffering from leprosy and was probibited

as “death from natural causes” or old age be- mind that it is the object of the Electric early this morning. Wong Mak was sweeping from landing. He is to be sent back to Hong witness was feeling faint applied to the Judge Traction Company of Hongkong, Ltd., to out the room when he noticed the bills lying kang by the Tange-mare to-day, the 9th instant, to allow her a chair, but the witness refused AT St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, to-morrow, ing possible only in our pampired state of

saying she was “all right!!!.

the Holy Communion will be administered at civilisation. The wild crestarea die from popularise the service, so that while it may on a table. He appropriated them, and con- says the Japan Chronicle.

Continuing, Mr. Gardiner produced s. Dairy the close of the Evening Service, Marxing one of two czuies" If they alw work, they

Prayer and Bermon at if a m., attended (weather are hunted and devoured by the strang offer the acme of convenience to the public tinned with his work. it shall also prove a success financially, money was found tied in his girdle. A sen- One hundred and thiny-seven students who Farm bill for the month of June, 1906.

had completed their education abroad were bei * Cross-examined –She was the defendant in permitting) by the Church parade party of "F" they are strong; they die al last of siarvation The Company could have no possible ob. tence of three months hard inbour was passed fore a Beard of Examiners appointed by the this action. She was rightly sued. She was Company, Middlesex Regiment, Children's when too feeble to catch their prey. In play. ject in refusing to meet the legitimate de; THE Japan Chronicle learns from a Tokyo des- Throne last week to be astmined as to their Ms Christie, but had chosen Lewis Her Service at 3 pm, (re-opening Sunday Schooling hungry fish, therefore, for a few minutes mands of the travelling, members of the patch that on the 5th instant the contract for qualifications,etc., for service under the Govern- name was not originally "M. Albert." Pressed, for the season). Holy Babtiam at 4 pm. Even and then killing it the angler is, at any rate, no community, Rather It is their endeavour load of Y2,000,000 for the Toys Kisen Kai- ment. Mr. Chen Chung sien, who had stadiod wiles admitted that that was bersage name. ing Prayer, and Sermon, and Holy Commus If on the other hand, it is to be seriously argu to make the service so adequate that resi, she was signed in London. The money is to in the United States, headed the list of the She could not explain why plaintiff sued her. at 6 p.m. The Off, stories wil be divided head that angling is got emnelyobjectively, ibat it. be advanced by the London and Westminster successful candidates who were divided into. It was all x fraud, a' swindle. She could not tween the "Alice Memorial and. Affiliated does not make its devotees callous of taking dents find ifle in the end an absolutely essen-Basis, and the loan will be guaranteed by the three classes. Fifteen obtained First-class accoust how her name appeared in his books Hospitals and the Church Maintenance Fund, lite in's minor distasteful no. Buddhists, the

4'log'c'must be sevsɛnly'stim qad, fɔr the sport is: tial addition to the amenities of the city. Dalich Ginko and the Specis Bank. The certificates; forty-five, Second-class, and fonty, Miss Ida CliBord was living with witness for a A misting of all Jniquest d in the church is That this view, liks prevailed over since Mr. I term of the loan is two yours, but the contract seven Third-class curtificates: Twenty wore timent AB GOLD Byg Beavis called for Tuesday next at 6:p.m. in the Vestryke Badoubtedly cape); to this cient, 80, for the "matter of'iba', 'is garden!bs, which kille woIMS and sanile. On the wholey know the plaintif?—I do.

log with a clear COSE

When searched the

aratom in Hongkong has been made manifest stated what interest will be paid,

were youths who had studied in Japan.

mors crnel than mature would have been, in Bue