Held up by Chang Tso-lin's Soldiers and Relieved of $10,000 Loot Peking, Dec. 31.
Five Fengtien soldiers held the 4.25 train from Peking to Tien-yesterday afternoon. They footed about $10,000 from first-class passengers, only one Chinese being! robbed.
One soldiers remained on guard each end. of the train whi thre went through the carrie ages. The raid was carried out quietly, quickly and systematically, no violence being offered beyond farmed threats.—Reuter's Pacific provide him with an education befitting his position in life.
Personal evidence of this latter claim on behalf of the widow would be given by one of his witnesses, id counsel. Although advanced in years this gentleman had never yet come into his father's property as his mother was alive.
The widow's powers were also] absolute in regard to the guardianship of the son—his place of education, trade or the profession he should enter and whom he should marry, claimed Mr. Jenkin, During the minority of the son her powers in regard to the disposal of the property were also absolute so long as they were in accordance with purposes consistent with her management and guardianship. When the son attained his majority the consent of all sons who were majors, had to be obtained.
Those, said Mr. Jenkin, were his
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