ce to be executed, Among recent werivale from the Lo Chang, China's in Canute, found him to he jan Oxford graduate, who revealed the Oxford accent. The ronsinclaw of Bir. Kang Yuewei, the famous monarchist, Mr, Lo wus formerly Gone-General at London and Speaking ity of Commodities. which duce, the new Consul marked; "At Buckingham Ps you know, Chutes the Second, wasn't it, who tried to grow mulberry bushes. But in the fend he found it cheaper to im-FRatural to hie country." "One theee things, which, were ai
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rep always hae hen, bat and Wheh these countries have crop feillwres we naturally suffer and we think that by: introduction of more the defi put hia seal told erect Stand Pulled doves and his grave dus on two occasions, Uhix is. the unique experience "surrounding: Chenge Sam-boy, velo ahet and KIM ed John Clayton Jones in a downs town sttoct here on July 18 last, By a strange coincidence the date how set for the execution is exuctly one year to the day of the mur= Th one trial the jary were discharged be fore the ease was con-elude the third disagreed and were dist issed, and at the fourth ove days' ago, the jury returned a verdict of guilty, Chang having again to stand and receive th The question mam was sane or insane at the time of the killing: is the ixaue which has xpared the Chinese life to date. Alicnists have been called by the defence and prosecution. Uw net re~ Jeutt being that the third easy found the prisoner sane at the time of the shooting. ITis counsel even has not given un hope of sav. ings Char www' neck, for it erated that he will endeavour to have the ise re-opened on eps rantasce of a tech nts life had in jeopardy by court The new Consul-General stayed in Vancouver several days before proceeding, to Ottawa, his, future [trial judge pri death Inegely on' the weather. months since we have had, with the exception of Easter, much warmth stu, so the odds are now rather in our favour that we may have Daxcnsa as an ation to the nares service fax orton bee sus Mark's-in-the-Bouverie some fairly fine weeks ahead of us, A French newspaper states that Me. Sidney Powell, merchant, of Tientsin, while staying in Lon> don, on the way to Paris, -was robbed of jewels and money to the value of Fes. 15,000 by an_ hotel thief, News reached Tientsin recently that Mrs, Powell had been relived of most of her jewellery also.
York, much to the bishop of the drove od the ehtirel of episcopal ad-Presumably this, means financial support. The dances were performed by barefooted girls wltsacted large eon The rector's defence fig that the'dances ave not an" ovation, but have the sanction of ecclesiastical tradition,
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