—It was reported now no hope of the Miowera being saved.
in proposed to organise in Peking an ion of works of Chinese art now in 1 of Japanese collectors. The Asahi Shimbun says that the familion of nome of those who loot their lives in the Chishima Kan intend to bring an action against the owners of the Ravenna,—The Herald aays there is " rumour that Admiral Skerrott, whom Admiral Irwin went to Honolult to relieve, is to succeed the Latter on this station.—The return of Me. Hugh Frazer, British Minister to Iapan, has been postponed to the abrin 'A steamer which left Shohara on the 16th struck on a shoal and sank while trying to make the port of Matsuye, About thirty liven wore lost,—The Empress of China took 3,000 boxes of Kiushiu oranges from Kobe for the United States.
The Japan Daily Advertiser Judgment was divert on, the slat October in the case in which the Mitsui Bussan Kaisha sued the Minister for Finance for 800,000 yen ax compensation for damage alleged to have been sustained by the Miike coal mine from the great earth quake, before it was fully transferred by government to the Company. The m of the Court was against the Mr. Lenz left Calcutta on 7th October for Kurrache on his tour round the world on a bicycle. He was accompanied as far Ghandernagore by Tonk oyolists. The party met at the Mayo statue, near the Naval Volunteer Athletic Club tent, and started for the run at 63, m,
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