San Francisco, Feb. 21.
Several defects have been found in ing of them may have to be suspended. It is said that the fittings of the 14-inch gans are defect tive.—" Osaka Amchi.""
London, Feb, 23, 'The speeches la Parliament last night over the Veto Bill reached " very high level. Mr. F. E. Smith made " brilliant oration. He declared that the Unioniaty ould reverse the Parliament Bill and the Lords' Veto Bill and would never surrender. This declaration was loudly cheered. It was more popular even among the Unionists than Mr. Balfour's statements, which were mainly bints as to another conference. Lord Lansdowne's proposals for the reform of the of the House of Lords show that idea of " compromise i impos scheme deals with the condition of t House of Lorde, not with ite pow Bill introduced by the Liberals deals with the power of the Lords, reserving the whole question of the Constitution for futare discussion. Mr. Chorehill declared that aot fifty Liberals would support the Government if any policy of compromise were advanced. This announcement was received deafening cheers from the Li "Osaka Mainichi."
Feb, 24, It is reported from the Russian capital that the Rassian newspapers brave expressed their satisfaction to the Chinese reply given to the Rassian Note.—Osaka Asahi."
New York, Feb, 23, An American serving with tbe|aflaie ie for nivolationists in Mexico, has boon Aeaht, arrested, and sentenced "to death, 600,000 cubic yards of earth on the side of Int. Velagaas slid down and buried part of the 1 work in Panama,—" Osaki Asahi,"
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