Tientsin, June 21.
collection of relics' was left aboard the s. Tamara yesterday by Dr. Sven Hedin, the Swedish ex plorer.
'The' property includes fourteen cases of duty paid relics and nine-
Property. It will all be returned to teen cases of Dr. Hedin's personal the explorer as soon as it has been, [Properly catalogued—United Press. through trains, with a resultant provement in the time schedule, all made railway travel attractive. "And, now a fight is on between the Canton-Samshui Line and the new] sloomers that furnish service between this city and Fatshan.
The Fatshan depot is on the out. skirts; the steamships dock close the centre of the more, these boats take first-class pas-Jsengers for 30 cents ome way, second class passengers for fifteen cents. All licker holders get free melon seeds and. trull "The Samshui Railway has contracted fon capturing the lost second-class business. The price of these tickets has been reduced to fifteen cents, and by arrangement with fatshan' bus Vine the second-class tripper will be conveyed to the railway depot without having to pay an extra fare. their shops for half a day. when offerings are made and people look to heaven for rain, and to their an-cesters in worship.
For a few days already each family. has been buying a species of long Teaves and some glutinous rice, for to-day, rice tied up in these leaves fis cooked with sugar and eaten. It fs to-day's specialty in Jukao as well as probably in other sections " of China.
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