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YINGKOW, Feb. 11. Rumours of the landing of Japanese in Pigeon Bay are unfounded. A correspc•ndent who visited Pigeon Bay within twelve tours, and other places in the Liao-tong province, says that they have not landed. While a renewal of the attack is expected shortly on account

The fourteen-year-old boy, Alfred George Everett, who is charged with burglary, was before the Enfield magistrates again yesterday, together with his father and mother, who are charged with receiving property stolen by him and with inciting him to commit the crimes. According to

general anaesthesia when swallowed having caused it to be neglected by many as a beverage. A "teetotaler" who was charged at Stratford with drunkenness said he had "only had eight ports." This, however, caused a list to starboard which drew the attention of the police. In the go

~ J APAN'S FIRST WARSHIP. 1 -ed Courage Almost Led to a Disaster Th e fir i s thert f l o is l e l o r is wing story of how Japan acquired her told by a German paper : e Su nray was purchased by the Japanese from tl-te English, and was duly th e I, ght to Toki o . G rea t was th