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ARMAMENTS..

MEN LYNCHED.

NEGROES WHO ROBBED THE

DEAD.

LOCAL WEDDINGS.

DARING ROBBERY,

DAY HOLGATE.

MAILBAG THEFT IN LONDON.

What was described as an al-

London, Sept. 26. Washington, Sept. 25.

most unique event took place on One or the most sensational and Commander Key, of the West board H.M.S. Tamar on Saturday most daring daylight robberies of Naval Station, has informed the afternoon, when Llout. Harry M. mailbags ever known was bor Navy Department that the casual A Day, A.M, Royal Marines (at petrated yesterday afternoon when ties resultant from the West, present attached to Flight No. 401, the London mail motor van con Florida hurricane Juny greatly ex. RA.F.) was married to Miss thining diamonds, pearls money ceed those announced and has also ida Doreen Holgate, youngest orders, and cheques to the value transmitted eye witness's re- daughter of Mr. Cornelius Holgate of at least £80,000 ivas abandoned ports of the lynching of three of Shanghai. V by the driver who was engaged by negroes by this mob. near Miami. The upper dock of EMS. Tamar cartage contractors to the Post- The reports say that last night at had bean decorated with faga, Office in recognition of his strike Taminni Isle, ten miles from the bunting and flowers. services, heart of Miami, three negroes were

the pos

postal official shot dead and burned. It is an- derstood that they attempted to remove rings from a dead woman while her children, lay dead beside her. Failing this, they shot the fingers from her hand. One of She was attended by her elder cap, overcoat and gloves, removed the negroes was found with the sister, Mrs. Basil Cornaby, who large bag from the van, fingar in his pocket. The mob wore a dress of saxe blue over entered a waiting motor van and then took charge Router's Ameri- rose pink, with a ease blue hat escaped. No arrests have yet

ornamented by a rose pink rosette, been made-Reuter, can Service.

The bride, who was given away While

by her father, was attired in a accompanying him entored the dreas of cream georgette over a post office at Smithfeld in the pink slip, with a veil of embroider-centre of the city the driver made. ed not surmounted by an orange off through the side streets towards blossom chaplot. Vesper Kings Cross. He discarded his

while her niece, - Miss ; Zillah | Vi Cornaby, acted as bridesmaid.w

Lieut. M. A. Maude, command-

NAVAL APPOINTMENTS. ing No. 401 Flight R.A.F, carried

NEW OFFICERS FOR THE CHINA STATION.

ber 2.

out the duties of best man, and the ceremony was conducted by the

"PROFESSOR SHOT?

Roverend G. H. Howitt, M.A,, R.N., ARCTIC MYSTERY CLEARED Chaplain of H.MS. Tamar.ANDE

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Stirling very kindly lent their quarters for the reception afterwards.⠀⠀

UP

The following appointments

New York, Sept. 25. were made by the Admiralty on

The New York Times publishes August 28: Captain G. 1, Cole- In proposing the health of the despatch from Mr. George Put ridge to H.M.S. Durban in com- bride and bridegroom the Adam, the publisher, who is return mand (on recommg.) from Novem-miral remarked that he regarded ing from the Arctic, where he bas it as a great privilege, and parti- been carrying out investigations Paymaster Commander H. Rogers, cularly so in that, during his long revealing that Professor Ross Mar- O.B.E.. to H.M.S. Tamar additional experience at sea, this was the vin, of Cornell University, who from October 22. and to H... first wedding he had attended in was believed to have been drown- Tamar, additional as Secretary to Commodore. J. L. Pearson, C.M.C. one of HIM. Ships. (on transfer of pennant);

Sub-Lieutenant 3. D. Roper, to H.M.S. Carysfort (on commig). At the Roman Catholic Cathe- for duty on passage to China: and drul on Saturday afternoon, a wed Sub-Lieutenant P. Q. Roberts, to ding of great interest to the local H.M.S. Dartmouth (on commg.) for Portuguese. community was cole dute on passage to China.

The following appointment was

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Pereira Roza

ad on the Peary Expedition in 1919, was murdered by one of his Eskimo companions,

It appears that the Eskimo, who had been converted to Christianity, confessed that he shot the Profes sor when Marvin was returning brated, the principala belog Miss to the ship with him and another made by the Admiralty on Tues- Lina Maria de Roza, daughter of Eskimo. He declared that he did. day, August 30: Lieutenant Com- the late Antonio M. Roza and the so in order to save his companion, mander G. E. F. Spicer Simson to late Leocadia F. Roza, and Mr. whom Marvin, in a fit of anger, F.M.S. Ambrose (on recomme) to Alvaro Gregorio Pereira (of ordered to be turned, adrift with- take passage and duty in H.M.S. Shanghai), son of the late Manuel out. food or shelter-Reuters

Spirito Santo Perelta and Maria | American Service.

Dartmouth.

M. Pereira (of Shanghal). The Rev. Father Julio C. Roza, of

ed.

THE WORLD COURT.Macao, uncle to the bride, officiat

The bride wore a gown of white.

WILL, AMERICA NOW JOIN? georgette trimmed with pearls and

FROM GREENLAND.

silver late, and carried a bouquet MANY SCIENTIFIC SPECIMENS Washington, Sent, 24.

of white roses and Honolulu.

SECURED. The decision of the Geneva Con- creeper. She was given away by ference of World Court Signatories Mr. J.P; Xavier and was attend- North Sydney (Nova Scotin); has not yet been officially com-ed by four bridesmaids, the Miases Sept. 25. The American expedi mented upon but it is generally Leticia Silva, Carmen Garcia, tion to Greenland for the purpose felt that the entire question of Celaa Rodrigues and Olga. Azedo, of finding specimens for the American membership is thereby who were attired in pink em-museum has arrived on board the xrently complicated and may in broidered georgette and carried achooner Gus E. Morishey, which volve another bitter struggle in bouquets of white roses. The covered 400 miles from Davis the Senate, as it is believed that Misses Cecilia Roza and Phyllis Strait by canvas alone, owing to

a broken propeller shaft. the President must obtain the Luz were flower girls.

Messrs. M. F. Baptista and M. The expedition reports that Senate's consent before approving

M. Rosa shared the duties of best many scientific specimens were the wording of the acceptance:

man.

brought back, including a Polar The Herald Tribune says that

Subsequent to a reception, held bear, which was brought down by Geneva's decision was polite büt

at the Lusitano Club, the couple bow and arrow-Reuters Ameri most obstructive in effect.

left for Repulse Bay and sailed can Service. yesterday for Shanghal, where the honeymoon will be spent, by 5.5. sincere President Taft.. ly interested In the World Court can have any for further objection.-Reuters Amèrican Service.

On the contrary: "the World is of opinion that no sonable American

rea-

The gift of the bride to the The bride's going away dress bridegroom was a diamond scarf ground was of mauve georgette, trimmed pla and from the groom to the with silver lace and hat to match.(bride, a diamond bracelet.

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..Chipshing Mon. 27th Sept at 4 pm. ..Hiasang Tues. 28th Sept at 2p.m. ...Leogang Wed, 29th Sept at noon.

noon.

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LORD WILLINGDON.

AMERICA DISSATISFIED WITH

GENEVA.

New York, Sept. 25.

SAILS TO CANADA FOR NEW POST.

London, Sept. 25.

A telegram from Washington says Lord Willingdon, accompanied that while the United States is by Viscountess Willingdon, has pethetic towards any effort to rosalled for Canada to take up the would like to know more about the Reuter duce armaments President Coolidge Governor Generalship of Canada, proposed League Conference before

considering American participation. There is grave doubt whether the OSAKA S'hai, Moji & Kobe, Namsang Batur. 16th Oct at 7amroqults of the Geneva preliminary United States will participate in STRAITS & Calcutta Hosong Tuos. 26th Oct at 3p.m. conference in regard to the treat & general conference it purely Naval dékkövek Kutsang Wed, 27th Oct atment of Naval matters by expert matters are discussed by a similar For freight or passage apply to --

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SIANG WO

Passenger & Cargo River Steamer, built and engined at Kowloon Dock, by the Hongkong

and Whampoa Dook Co., Ltd., to the order of the Indo-China Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.,

for service on the Middle Yangtazo, Hankow-Ichang.

Please address enquiries to the Chief Manager

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