China as an daneing in the ti the lights ure the gongs are silent, Se revealing glare ut th sunlight, the tawdry Theie are put away dust of some shed or From which they" will be brought out next year to be Feb. 37. patched up with fresh. paper Mr. C. M. Palairet, Counsellor of paraded again, 1 $< a good th Embassy at Tokyo, who is relieving|that the new era of the Sir Ronald Macleay, the has not killed all these old customs, Minister, is expected at Peking on|There is still a glamour and. rer and Lady Macleay'
Peking on February 24 on furlough—Reuter's Pacific Serance shout the East, which all one civilization has 1ot succeeded killing.
The Ma "dragon has gone, but China still has dragons, A Japanese seaman, charged with' being in illegal possession of arms and ammunition and with smuggling them into China, has been sentenced the Japanese: Court to 30 days' imprisonment, Feb. 18.
tis reported that General Chang Tsung-chang will xo to Weibsi with the object of issiting his his he place, by his staff and a bodyguard of 200.—
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