Telegrams.
"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH”
SERVIOF.
NAVAL REORGANISATION.
FOREIGN MODEL TO BI ADOPTED. By couring of the "Sheung Pa."]
Poking, 17th September: It has been decided to frame regu- lations for the Navy on the model of those obtaining in England, Ame- rica and Germany.
PRINCE SHUN AT CHIN- KIANG
VICEROY CHANG WELCOMING, [By court of the “Sheung Po”)
Shanghai, 17th September. Viceroy Chang Jen-chun is pro- ceeding to Chiukiang to-day to wel- come Prince Shun Pui-lap.
MANCHURIAN VICE AROYALIY
1
SIK LIANG TO BE RECALLED,
[By couring of the "Sheung Po").......
Peking, 17th September, It is proposed by the Grand Coun- ail to recall Viceroy Sik jang and give him a post in Peking, and to appoint Lei Tin-lum as Viceroy of the Thr e Estern Provinces.
Nothing definite has been settled as regards the proposal.
CHANG CHIH-TUNG.
VEXED AT CRITICISM.
· [By ́onuriery of tha` "Sheung_Po,“)
Poking, 17th September. Chang Chih-tung in exceedingly vered at the criticisms. levelled against him for raising loans for the construction of railways and refuses to resume duties in consequence. Ee persists in resigning his post as Director-Ogneral of Railways.
THE PRESS. AND THE MANCHURIAN QUESTIONS:
"{By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]
Peking, 17th September. Te roga or the Police in Peking has notified the newspapers that all questions affecting the Tree Eastern Provinces betwen China and Japan. have been amicably settled. Editora are enjoined not to make allusions to them in their papers lest they ehould incite the people.
NAVAL FUNDS.
A MUNIFICENT PROMISE.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."】
Peking, 17th September. The Chekiang Province has pro- mised a contribution of one million taels towards the funds for the forma tion of a Navy
ADMIRAL SAH
NAVAL COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF,
[By courtesy of the "Shoung Po."]
Peking, 17th September, The Ministry of War has issued instructions to all Provinces to the effect that for the present, the Navy is under the contról of Admiral Sab, and that as soon as all the naval stations and the construction of war- ships are completed there' will be two Admirala one for the Northern
and the other for the Southern squadron.
MACAO'S DELIMITATION.
CHINESE COMMISSIONER'S
INSTRUCTIONS.
{By courtesy of the "Bhaung Po.").
Peking, 19th September The Waiwapn has telegraphed to. H. Kao Erb Ch'ien, the Macao Delimitation Commissioner, to define the boundaries of Macao according to the Treaty and in conformity with the original boundary limits,
Should, the Portuguese Govern ment seek to secure advantage Ra regards the territorial waters, the Commissioner is not to yield to their pressure. He should abide by the stipulations of the old Treaty,
MANCHURIAN OFFICIALS
RESIGNATION PERSISTED IN,
..
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 25 1900
Commissioner Pan Pong-sang persist, HUANGPU CONSERVANCY. THE MANOHURIAN AGREE
in resigning their positions on so count of the difficulties in conducting negotiations with foreign countries... GAMBLING IN KWANG TUNG.
MEETING IN PEKING,
[By, courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]
Peking, 19th September. The Cantonese holding offices in Peking proposed to meet yesterday for the purpose of taking steps to suppress gambling in Kwangtung,
THE PEKING PRESS,
PUBLICATION OF STATE SECRETS.
{By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"}
'SUSPENSION OF WORK.
FUNDS. EXHAUSTED.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 21st September," 4.30 p.m. The Huangpu Conservancy work was stopped to-day.
The Taotai alleges that the funds are exhausted.. Peking.
The matter has been referred to
O ANTON-MA OAO RAILWAY.
THE BOUNDARY QUESTION.
[By courty of the" Sheung Fo."]
Peking, 21st September. Peking, 19th September.
The Viceroy of Canton has tele- On the plea that the newspapers graphed to the Grand Council to the in Peking have been made the me-effect that the railway zone must be d'um of communicating State secrets definitely set out in the agreement thereby affecting the friendly rela- for the Canton-Macao Railway ba tions with other countries, the Wai-fore the question of the delimitation. wapu has memorialized the Throne of the boundaries of Macas can be suggesting the suppression of the Tai Tung Daily Press and the-Krok Po..
Both the Ministry of Justice and the Waiwupu are keeping a sharp lookout for persons suspected of com- municating secret matter to the Press.
THE OVERDUE
CLIO
H: M. S. "ASTRŒEA! IN SÍLARCH.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 10th September, 12.45 p.m. H.M.S. Astroca sailed suddenly yesterday, presumably in search for the missing sloop Clio,
S. S "MAORI KING"
ASHORE NEAR NINGPO,
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 20th September, 12.45 p.m. The 8.8. Maori King is badly ashore near Ningpo.
THE NAVAL COMMIS- STONERS.
ARRIVAL AT. NANKING.".
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Bettled.
ANTI-JAPANESE BOYCOTT. REPRESSIVE INSTRUCTIONS. {By courtig of the “Sheung Po."]
Peking, 21st September. HE Liang Tun-yen, president of the Waiwupa, has telegraphed to all the Provinces to suppress the anti- Japanese boycott movement.
PRINCE SHUN
RETURN TO PEKING.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung.Po."]
Peking, 21st September. Prince Shun in a cable despatch advises that he will be back in Po- king before the 28th inst to present his report on his recent mission
Admiral. Sal, will remain at Shanghai to superintend the work of establishing the naval base at Samun Bay.
ORFICIAL RANKS. UNPURCHASABLE IN FUTURE. [By courtesy of the "Sheurig Po"1
Poking, 21st September. The Prince Regent has instructed the Grand Council that official ranks ahould be rendered unpurchasable in future.
Shanghai, 20th September. Prince Shun Pui-lap and Admi- ral Sah Chen-ping, naval commis- This rule is not to be departed sioners, were due at Nanking yeater-from even when calamities overtake day.
& Province and there is need of mo ney to relief distress,
Viceroy Chang Jon-chup return- Fed to Nanking, the day before in order to welcome the Naval Com missioners.
Later,
The Governor. of Anhui Province. arrived at Wuhu on the 19th_inst, to welcome Printo Shub.
Nanking, 20th September. Prince Shun and Admiral Sah arrived here in the evening of the 19th inst.
PEKING KALGAN
RAILWAY.
MINISTER'S INSPECTION.
[Dy courtesy of the "Sheung Po.")
Peking, 20th September.
H.E. Shu Shih-chang, president
MANCHURIA. ; MUZZLING THE PRESS. [By courtily of the "Sheung, Pa}]
Peking, 21st September. The Waiwupu has instructed the Telegraph Administration in Po- king to refine delivery of any tele- grams to the native Press having reference to the Three Eastern Provinces,
CHINESE LABOURERS - FOR SAMOA.
GERMAN RECRUITING SANCTIONED.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]·
Ewatow, 22nd September. The Swatow authorities are will of the Ministry of Posts and Coming to grant permission to the Ger munications, was to have started on the 18th, inst. on a tour of inspection ers for Samoa.
mans to recruit six hundred labour of the Peking-Kalgan Railway,
FINANCE.
COMPILING THE BUDGET.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po.""]*-
Peking, 20th September. The Ministry of Finance has called upon all the Provinces to furnish financial returns in antici pation of the compilation of the budget.
SHENG KUNG-PAO, ·
PROPOSED DENUNCIATION.
[By courtesy of the "Shaung Pa”)
Peking, 20th September. It is proposed by various Censors courtesy of the "Shang Po."]
to send a joint memorial denouncing HE. Sheng Kung-pao, vice-presi- Peking, 19th September. dont of the Ministry of Posts and Viceroy Bik Liang, Governor Chun Communications for alleged cor in neung of Fengtion, and Foreign | ruption and nepotism.
NAVAL COMMISSIONERS.
DEPARTURE FROM NANKING,
[By courtesy of the “Shawng. Po"]
Shanghai, 22nd September, Prince Shun Pul-lap and Admiral Bali Pen-ching, naval commission, ors, left Nanking on the 21st inst. for Hankow.
They did not land at Wibu.
A NAVAL REQUEST,/ REFUSED BY VICEROY CHANG, [By courway of the " Shawng Po“j
Shanghai, 22nd September. Viceroy Chang Jen-chun has notified the Waiwapu that a certain foreign man-of-war has applied for permission to drill a company of marines on a specified ground on the banks of the Yangtza:
Viceroy Chang has refused dance and has detailed, guards to watch the place.
"MENT:
FOREIGN JEALOUSY" [By courting if the," Sheung, Po"]
CANTON DAY BY DAY.
MAYAL APPROPRIATIONS.
[From Our Own Correspondent,]
Cantos, 17th September.
of thirty thousand taols to be remitted to Paking
359
axat September,"
SIA FREDERICK L'UGARD IN CANTON, “'A11 40°xim.",to day the Governor of Hong- | kong, Sir Frederick Lugard, and party arrived here by the tender dianley, being escorted by a Chinein.gunboat when entering the harbour,, His Excellency and party landed at the Sha“ mean, where they were received by the British ': Acting Consul General at Canton, Mt. H. H. hoan sud"then proceeded foto tha'Cily to" pay, an official call on the new Viceroy HE. Yaan
Shu-Hsun, and were satertained, at luncheon at
Paking, 22nd September. In accordance with instructions received from Germany, France and the United the imperial Government, the Kangsung GnFox. They stopped on the Shameen for a few States, and also other Foreign Powerment has promised to appropriate a sum ars, considering the recently con towards the naval reorganisation funds andin cluded Manchurian Agreement de sum of fifteen thousand sola annually as trimental to their interests and in Kwangtang's share towards the maintenance favour of Japan and Russia, have notified the Waiwupu accordingly, urging for a modification of the Agreement.
MUZZLING THE PRESS. STRINGENT REGULATIONS
WANTED.
* [By-courtesy of the “Sheung Po."]
"Peking, 22nd September. The Waiwupu has requested the Board of Civil Affairs to enact strin- gent regulations in order to muzzle the presa:
of the Navy.
RETRENCHMENT.
The diffamat oficial departments in Cantón are overmanned with officials and subordinates. Viceroy Yum Sha Haun has therefore, issued circular despatches to all departments for re-. turns of offcials, &c. in each department with a view to reduce the staff so as to affect savings is'salarios, &c.
TAOTAI WEI HAN, I:
During bir sojourn in Canton the Naval Commissioner, Prince Shun, greatly admired the valuable services of Tastai Wei Han. It is reported that Prince. Shun has mamɑrialized. the Imperial Government to apply for the safer of Taolai Wai Han and to have bim accompany Priece Shua is his visit to foreign countries to study the foreigo unyal system,
‚ SIR CHEN TUNG,
A Paking letter stated that, a short time ago, Sir Chen Tong Liang Cheng, at present in Later. Paking, was granted an interview by the Prince Regent and had a conversation with him for a couple of hours. Sir Chen Tung will probably be retained in the capital to take up an appoint mant as vice-president in a certain Ministry. It will be remembered that Sir Chen Tong accompanied Prince Shun, Prince Regent, on his visit to Germany a few years ago..
The Censors have jointly memor- ialized. the Throne to the effect that the Waiwupu's attitude towards the Press, in regard to affairs affecting the Three Eastern Provinces has been quite disappointing to the Press, and they do not consider it right.
Ca
A BANKING SCHIME.
A man med Low Shiu Tong, who has great ideas on banking enterprise bát pre- The memorialists urge that liberty meated a patition to the Viceroy suggesting the should be granted to the Press to formation of a banking corporation with a capl report on questions relating to Mantal to be raised from the general public of the province. The petitioueris of the opinion that churia and to make such comments every person should be made to take up a thereon as they may think fit.
share of two taels each payable in instalments, In reply, the Viceroy stated that, at the pro sent time, the Chinese people do not seem DISTURBANCE IN KIẲNGSI.
to be sufficiently advanced in their ideas of finance to grip the benefit of the scheme so the Viceroy does not consider, the suggestions expedient for adoption.
DISTRICT CITY HELD UP.
[By courtesy of the "! Shaung Po," Nanchang (Klingei), 23rd September, There is a rising in the I-chun district, in the Province of Klangai.
The rioters have held up the district city and attacked the garrison.
The casualties in wounded on the part of the Imperialists are few in number; there is a shortage.in the food supply of the city.
A telegram has been sent to Governor cemest. Fung U-kwai urging the despatch of reinfor-
NAVAL REORGANISATION:
CANTON'S CONTRIBUTION. [By courtesy of the," Sheung, Po."]
Peking, 23rd September. Viceroy Yuan Shu-hsun of Canton har agreed to contribute to the Naval Reorgan isation Funds & sum of Tis. 300,000 and a 'yourly grant-in-aid of Tls. 150,000.,
A telegram to that effect has been despatched to the Ministry of Finance,
TUNGKUANSHAN MINES, AGREEMENT TO CANCEL CONCESSION.
-[By-courtesy:of_the_" Shrung-Po"}-
Peking, a3rd September. Great Britain has agreed to cancel the Tungkuanshan mining concession subject to the payment of compensation to the con-
cessionaires.
THE NAVAL COMMIS SIONERS.
ARRIVAL AT HANKOW, _{By pourtesy of the "Sheung Pò,"
Peking 23rd September. Frince Sbuo, and Admiral Sab, Naval
They visited the Hanyangarms factory. THE MANCHURIAN AGREE
Commissioners, arrived at Hankow yesterday.
MENT.
HIGH OFFICIALS' DISSATIS- FACTION.
By courley of the "Sheung Po
TYPHOON WARNINGS.
DADA VILLAGE ROMERY,
On the 13th instant a gang of robbers aum bering over a hundred, attacked the Kow Kong village, in the Namhoi district, where they village militia made an alteck upon the gas, ranracked thirty-seven houses in all. The
́but the latter managed to escape with a large quantity of valuable anicles worth soma fifty-thousand dollare and kidnapped two men and a child. The villagers have now reported the outrage to the Canton officials, and i wel yuan has been sent to the village to investigate and report.
18th September. CONSULAR VISIT. This moming Viceroy Yoon, Sho Houn re- ceived the Japanese Consul at Canton and one ather foreign official
MILITARY HORSES.
Bome time ago a deputy was sent by the Cantos Military Department to Kalgin to purchase a sumber of "horsen for the use of the newly recruited provincial troops, Fifty satmals arrived hers yesterday from Shanghai by a Obina Merchants Steam Navigation Company's steamer. Another large batch of homes is ex- pected to amire here in the course of a fortnight from the North to meet the requirementsof the garrison.
*___SALTPETRE.FARM...
Mr. Yu Show Nin was again successful in obtaining the saltpetre and sulphur farm of the Kwangtung province for soother period of ten years at an kupual fee of 65,000 tagis...
FRISONERS' LABOUR..
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* p.m. at his yameo. They left the city at halfe past two and went back to Shamean, an hour İnter in the” afternoon. 'H.E.' Yaad personally proceeded to the Shimes to retorn the call of the dotinguished visitor. The Stanley 'with" Sir Frederick Lugard and party on board will return to Hongkong late this evening..
EXTIRING OFFICIAL
The ex-acting Viceroy of Canton, H.E. Wa from the Provincial Treasurership of Kwang Saung Lum, who has been permitted to resign.
tung, lai hare this aftemoon by a gunboat for Hooghong en route to Shanghai for his native home in Kiangsi. The retired official boarded the groboat at the Tien Tag Wharf, “where. many of his former colleagues were present to sea blm off. The retirement from official life and the departure from Canton of Wu Semog Lum is much regretted by the public in this city.
HEUNUCHOW CITY,
On the 16th inst, in the city of Heungchow, the workmon, while excavating earth to form a road, discovered two stoop ons buried in the ground. These oranments have been taken out and removed to" the office city to be preserved as caro. The lions waigh, nearly 700 pounds cach, it is not knows how long they have been Jeft in the place.
22nd Bapiember.
OFFICIAL AMENITIES,,
Thịt, morning at half past sight o'clock Viceroy Yuan, Sho Roue, accompanied by bla secretaries of foreign adaira, Tšotai Su Yul-i Chiu, Expectant Prefect Bit Wing Nin and. Mr. Woog Ming, proceeded to the Shameen to re- tura iba'official calls on 'the'different foreign, » ́consula at Canton.
3. APPOINTMENT.
An Imperial decren, was issued on the oth instant in which Wong Ping Pit, at present Taotal of Constabulary to Ganton, is transfor=" rod to Kwangsi 'as Tastal of Constabulary in” that province, and Las Wing Tio is appointed successor to Wong Ping Pit in Canton..
CLAN FIGHT.
With reference to the serious clan-fight- which occurred between the people of the will. age of Po Leung and those of the village of Lung Wing, in the Namboi district, as report. rival clans, is still smouldering and on the ed a law days ago, the bad fouling between the
other with fire arms, &c. rogardless of the "amallest "pretext one party 'will_attack an-
presence of the Namhoi Magistrate and the
brasny," who were sent by the Viceroy to,
The Magistrate the place to restore order, returned to Canton on the 19th instant and
reported to the Viceroy the loss of nine lives in. the fint village and thirteen in the second. On the gist instant the Kwangchow. Brigadier General, Li Mung Yuet, accompanied by the Namboi Magistrats, together with a larga num. ber of soldiers, was despatched by the Viceroy. to reserve order.
نره
23rd September.
APPROPRIATION FOR THE NAVY. · It has been reported that the Canton Govern- ment bas promised to appropriate a sum of three hundred thousad taels from the Provin cial treasury towards the funds for the re organisation of the Chinese aary. It is now learnt that the, Cánion Government undertake to provide a like sum of money for a period of four years commending from this year to make up the total of one million two hundred thous and taels as Kwangiung's contribution towards. the re-construction of the navy, besider a sum of two hundred thousand taala to be remitted.to Poking annually for its, maintenance. The Viceroy has given instructionstorefre the requir ed amount from the various officiil'departments to be ready for remittance to Paking when dus,
· EX-PROVINCIAL TREASURER.
.
At the request of the officer-in-charge of the Police Station at Honam, the Taots of Coning Viceroy of Cason, H.E. Wa Seung Lum, On loquiry it in ascertained that the ez-Act- stabulary yesterday seat a namber of prisoners did not leave on the 2:st instant as reported, to remove the silt to the cracks there. The though his departure was announced to take action of the Police Authorities in thos giving place on that day and bis laggage bad bear employment to the prisoners is regarded as ■ commandable one.
taken on board the guphoát in the morning ready to be seať" loTM Hongkong en roula Io; Shanghai. H.E, Wu's sudden postponement of hir departure was on account of indisposi. · tion. - Ho has bato upder medical attendance for over a fortnight mód is now gradually im -proving. H.E, Wu will not leave here until
ho his completely facovered.
„APPOINTMENTS.
LIKIN COLLECTION, I
The collection of ́ Likit dues in Canton dur- ing the lastten days of theythi mọon as reported by the Likis officials to the Viceroy amounted 1:19-41,521,830 taois.,
20th September.
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A CLAN FIGHT., "A ̄clan=ßghtofferions character-in-which--A÷remove_is_current in the official.circles fire-arins were freely 'used took place in the here that the `pretest-Commander-in-Chief of
village of Fo Leung and those of the village of Chik; will probably be given the appointment of Governor and that the Brigadier General, Ng Churg Tat, will be appointed his successor,
Nampoi diflict between the inhabitants of the the Land Forces la Kwangtung, Chun Ping
Long Bing through a theatrical performance being held to celebrate the anniversary of the birth of a certain godden, During the melés eight persons in all were killed and a few. houses burst. On information received about the occurrence, the Viceroy, on the 18th instant, without loss of time, sent the Nimboi Magistrate to the scene of disuushaute to restore, order with a number of " braves"
district. The village is only a small dos, coa»
THE FILIPINOS IN HAWAII,
The exchanges bring us two very interesting contributions to the discussion caused by thi importation of Filipino labourer to the angar plantations of Hawaii, ssys tho Manila Times of * VILLAGE ROBBERY,
the oth lost. The Seallle Pol Intelligence Peking 23rd September.
Day balore yesterday a gang of robbers
sce lo it a benght for the Philippines cic. Almost all the high officials in Peking lay
'that the "process""will ́serve to, train, work- blame on H.. Liang Tun-yen, president of attacked the village of Ke Tis, in the Pan Yu
men for the plantations of the future. the Waiwapu, for the unsatisfactory nature sisting of some thirty-five houses, with about
*ffera is its comment on the matter of the agreement relating to the Three hundred inhabitants. The robben nam develop greater industry than they oven BX "The Filipinos who go to Hawail will probably bered over a hundred and were all h-bited at home, and a considerable share of Rastern Provinces,
pied with ams and other weapons. The bara ransacked all the houses without the least them may become valuable labourers, Incid resistance being offered by the villagers When entally, it is quite probable that the knowledga these mknuders were about to effect their that they 'witi obinin of modern methods of escape with their booty, assistance arrived from cultivating sugarcane will help toward the en the villagers in the neighbourhood, who attackergament of the segar-growing industry in the ed the robbers in strong force with the result Philippines, when the Filipino labourers retur home after a few years' employment in Hawaii," that five of the latter were arrested and the booty recevered. The prisoners has been
Referring to the above statement the Commer cial Advertiser of Honolulu kind the following handed over to the Ko Tong Camp to be eas
to say: "The Filipinos have already develop, with. 2
ed greater industry hera-than-they-ever did it. A week ago the two district Maglites of The same is true of the Porto Ricans and hems. They are accounted good "workmes. Namtibi and Pan Yu ferelt, prayers at behe Azoreans. Climatic reasons have some Shing Wong Temple for rain,, on behalf of the people. Yesterday the Kwangchow Preret, Ko Kun Chuo, Accompanied by the two district Magistrates of Narhol and Pan Ya'sgtie prowith the home environment of the insular Latis.
The following telegrama wera received from the Manila Observatory at the American Con sulate General-
September 17th, 5.05 p.m. Cyclone or typhoon H. of northern Luzon, lass than 300 miles distant direction unknown. Cyclone or typhoon E. of northern Visayas or soutb, eastern Luzon moving W. or W.N.W.. Grcione or typhoon W. of the Ladrome or
Mariana Islands, direction anksown.
September 18th, 5.15 p.m. baptember 19th, 1.30 p.m. Cyclone Typhoon S. of Melacosima moving W,N,W.
SERIOUS CHARGES AGAINST
'* CHINESE WOMAN.
*CASE AT THE MAGISTRAGY.
or
FRAYING FOR ZAIN,
thing to do with this; better pay has much to do
with ili but an important reason is that there is
a busy enviroment hore—that is, as compared
creded 10 the same temple to pray for rain.
The motto of most tropical constries is nevar to, These officials will continue the service till the do today want can be put off until to-morrow; drought breaks. Dering the period of their bot Caucasian energy ban changed all that, at devotion the slaughter ofcatile is problblied in least is the conduct of ledestrial matur this city.
pins.There is contagion in
GAMBLING, AU
Work
At the Magistracy, yesterday morning, serious charges were brought against a Chiposo wOKED,
Bs. {wali" as" in idleness; and a "Filipino. of the under-world, susldingai No. o, Wanchal' "The Cartonese officials in Peking bare tried at-home. surrounded by lazy and shiftless son Road. The charges ware; d) Obstructing a on several occasions to put a stop to ihn erit hetbors, is a very different mas from the Fill- policeman (Sergeant Appiato in the execution practice of gambling in the Province of pins in the whining suger will and bustling of bis duty with intent to prevent the lawfu! | Kwangtong, but their efforts have proved candgangs of Hawail. The change wrought apprehension of ons Tam Pak at No. 9, Wan unsuccessful.on account-of-the beary less smest the Portuguese who have been hers a Road on the agrd inst, and (c) receiving of revenue to the Goverment which will result long time can best be ahrerved by aan who them of $700, knowing, the same to have If the vice is suppressed. The new Viobroy, visit the Azores and compare them with the bern, stolen. The story shortly stated is H.E. Yuan Shu Hisum, shortly after assumption people they left behind, vând the same, is that some time ago, Bank daft of a cartals of office had his attention directed to the sup: true of more recent coment, the Ports firm in Bonham Strand, was discovered to-be | pression of gambling. BE. Youn hasikeruloro Ricans” „There is probably a giant riland-in mining, and suspicios-fall-on a friend of, the | given instuctions to his subordinates to usnice 'what both; the newspapałe sheye to say, but on intered age so morey on adelat mampor, aborty tone shamolink of money for our part was one of teath rock deat and friend away the money on her. The derived ansually from the gambling lama andman kept at home and developed here to kisses woman appeared in the Police Court yesterday to: submit quggestions on the adviesblies of better things that they hava a morning and the case was reminded
suppressing the write
capable of
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