On the throw-in P. M, Lancaster scured the ball and Whites who were defending the deep end immediate siege to Blues' goal. Several her fell wide or were stop-Weber whos maiden effort To the Editor of the "Nowrs-Catwa Daly News"
Sir,—The " Grave Scandal" depicted in the letter from Mr. Croi appeared in your yoaterda:
fear, in no way overdrawn dotaila There are persons now in Shanghai who have travelled line of the French polo it acquitted himself admirably custodian. throughout the garri censter had particularly hard Inck with '8 powerful shot which struck the cross bar. On the rebound, however, Miller got possession and drew first blood Whites. Lancaster lad better Inck next time and gave Weber no chance with a well directed shot in the corner of the net. Shortly befure the whistle blew for half-time, MncCabe notched the third goal for 8 free throw accorded to Tilbro Half time score the line, all of whom tell story. The pity is, that the majority of those who bent witness to the cruelty to which the poor coolie is subjected the presen: gross mi ment, have rust the power to The main frets of the case are these:—ihe valley up which the railway n is being carried, from thw bank of the Red Ri er valley at Laoksi up on to the Ydonan plate 5.000 to. 7,000 feat above, by a valley, th In the second half Blues lost Olsen who was seized with cramp. W. its wall-like sides, that it uninhabited. No money will either the Annamese, azclimal they are to the fever-breeding Red
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