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THE PARISH CHURCH HARVEST FESTIVAL
Sunday next, S ep tem b er 29th 8-0 a.m. THE HOLY COMMUNION
10-30 a.m. Peacher: Right Rev. i!S. f :il
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2-15 p.m. FLOWER 6-30
p.iti. Preacher : Rev. Canon Newman
The Lord Bishop o f ....“ Tlie Eyos of All SERVICE
Antlieni.........
Am hem.....................“ O liOid, how Manifest”.............. Colkchom at all nf.rviccs for the Sunday SrJiooh
Barnhti
Burnley .....Elviiy.
PEIEST'S JUBILEE.
ALL-WEATHER SALOON COACHES will -leave Cmtheroe .'Daii.y for
BLACKPOOL at the followiii" times and rates ■
—
!)-30a.m. Rofurn Faro 4f- (available any date).
0-15 p.m. Roturn Faro, 2/6.
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY Only at 2 p.m. 3 - Roiurn
Oning to the big demand for .seats toil are re((
iie.sted to hoolc early at
F E I ^ L S
Motor Coach Booking Station 26, MOOR LANE, CLITHEROE
CLITHEROE CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION COMMITTEE
In the HALL. King Lane, on THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3rd hv the
WESLEY CHURCH. CLITHEROE. H A R V E S T T H A N K S G IV IN G
S U IS JD A Y IS IE X T , S E R T . MornioK Aiilliom ............ '• Tlio Eyes ot all tVait on Thee ”—(FIvev)
Autlicm Ilcoii. .. Air ....... Anllioni
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M U S I C F O R E V E N IN G S E R V IC E V**'
rend voiir Hearts ” ”—(J^farcliaiiL) .......... ** ' V . S m ’—(Kl i jnl i )
................ * UG T/Oid of
ITnrvo.st ”—(Poaco) COLLLC. lIO^.S AID OTT ClIDRCTT F dn'DS
fIJj 2
^formiiB .-It lO-.'iO. KvenioK o t G o’clock-. Prcochor • FR EV, G . W . T Y S O IM .
Stella Opera Singers
TICKETS 6d. each to he sold at all Blanch .Shop.s To-morrow. .Satnrdav, Lept. 2Sth, fiom 2 until .1 o clock
Al.so .Special Liigagenieiit of the BUTTERFLY FOLLIES 111 the tiblLU ROOM
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5th Admission 3d.
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........MH. TOM «C01T
CLITHEROE ATHLETIC GYMNASTIC CLUB
MONDAY EVENING at 7-30----- HARVEST SOCIAL.
“ THE CHEER-UP-O-DIST 1 ”—Locturotto by tho REV. G.^W TYSON, instrumental Selections by the Misses Dugdalo, Ireland, and Master Sydney Ireland Songs by MISS EVA HARGREAVES.
<1 : ADMISSION Sixpence. Children Threepence. Refreshments- SALE OF FRUIT
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH CLITHEROE
SUNDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 29fh.
n $ ! ’ll.
X*!!-.!!-!!! I .it 10-ilO
a.Ill, and t> [>-in REV. H. MARSDEN, B.A-, B.D.
of Oldham, who has been five veirs a.- a Jfi.'
-.sionarv in China.
MOOR LANE U.M. CHURCH CLITHEROE
SUNDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 29th 'V
Sf ! M l
JTeac-lier at 1().;JI) a.m MR. W. G. FORT
P rea ch er a t 0 ji.m. REV. P. S. JOHNSON, B.A.
ALL HALLOWS’, MITTON SUNDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 29tli. ^Jlj Harvest Thanksgiving • f t <1
Holy Communion, 8 a.m., and after Mattiii.s.
M.attins, 10-30 a.m. Evensong, 7 p.m. Collections /ot Ohuic/i Jdxiwnscs
III i’l* ki n
KING STREET SPIRITUALIST CHURCH
SUNDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 29th, iSiH-alvCi fiml Claii’voynnk
MR. & MRS. EASTWOOD, of Gt.. ilarwoocl Aftcriiooii
.levelling 0, Circle 7-45- Mombors Circio Tuesday Evening next 7-3fl F ^ . 3 :A . In th e LI B35:RAL C-LUB a t 3-J-T j> - SUNDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 29th
S p e ak er ; MR- J. THEXTON of Clithoroe
Accompanist: Mr. Halstoad. Soloist Come ami spend a pleasant hour.
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Rod. Hargreaves DANCE BAND
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NOW BOOKING ENGAGEMENTS
For Torms and Upon Dates, apply— 3, KING STREET
Tol. 222, CLITHEROE SHIRTS A L.u toE R ancik o f Consulate Shirts A lwa\ ’.s in Stock--
i^Ion Tvlio cloiimml tho very latest Ju miiteiials will he
mtcre.stod in our
now
comprelien.sivc piitlerns no\v available.
Heavy Weight Botany Worsteds m Greys, .Browns, and Navj’.
'riie new Pinhead Worsteds aiv
.service from a Plus Four Suit of TTarris Tweed-**.
Cubt light for biisinex-s wear. Sportsmen will find exceptional
JOHN BROWN & SONS Merchant Tailors <5 Oents. OtUfUlers
nnnio any oiio thing, any ono commodity, 11
Ksh 1 ”
5, King Street, Clilheroe Oiliididato (lit a mooting) : *' Can you
tlio direct or indiroct product Yoico'in :audience: “ io s—
L h th e ro e TO-MORROW, SATURDAY Soptombor 28th.
■'’’EET'NG Will he held a t ’
Mn. \V. S. XVheic.s, ir.S.A.. 3’own Lluk, oil Clithoroo, Litorary and Antiquarian.
InUaested members of the general
piibbe are invited to attend tho I'.vening jreotiiig.
Mooting will he held in the Cafo Toa Room. A .L
(diiiich and tlie
Ca.sMi' In the Evening at 6 o’clock a ’ajier will he given bv
MemboiB
a.a.semhhng at the Town Hall at .'I )).m. will visit the Parish
LANCASHIRE AUTHORS’ ASSOCIATION
AND
The iihove
C.liih will RE-COMMENCE on MONDAY Next, SEPTEMBER 30th. Pei-son-s desiring to join lire reque.sfccd to Iniiid in tlieir niiine.^: at the Gvni-
na-sium (.adjoining Wbeat.-ilieaf)" on llii.s date. fnsti nUoi—Mr. V. Aldcrson
LADIES CLASS
Ii.ind III tluai iiante.s on Monday September 30th.
- \ 0 \ I J , ^MUSICAL INSTJIL'MFXT^
JioccJierim, tho composer of .so manv sfcrlnc quartoLa, I,ad th e usual cello
p.art in some pallid IV ■
called tlio a to violoncello. ’ 9'} " -
Inst century, for tvliicli Schubert wrote 1
son.ata. I t is -said t l ia t th e dillioilFtv of iiiiisic w ritten for tho,o smaller instruments ■nlion p la jc d on tho ordinarv ’cello lias made p ayers improve t lie ir tecliniqiio so much t i in l passages considered impossihlo oiil.r generation or two ago are now plavod quite easily hy ordinary competent jilavers
cello was tho arpcggionc, invoiilcd carlv
‘iiiipllcr imfiiriimont .\n o tlie r small
fconou.s musicians arc .apt to look with verv ^ rc a t susjncion on .attempts to bring new iiisti uinctits into
n.so for an\*tlung cveopt puiposo, of aniuBcmen'i--^. \ o t iicariv all tlio groatest coiajiasors Iiavn writfeii for in-strii- inoiits t i ia t liavo Ixicii iimi-Biial .-uid often ex pel iinonta, Hliilo -Boino of them have them- sohes invciltocl instriimciit.s witli tlio idea Ol g e t t in g a Iimd of toiio xliat suited their puiposo or of making dillienlt passages easier. II ,e g ,™ t ,T. .S. Bach liim.icif was tl 0 iiivcnloi- of a kind of small violoncello vJiich lie
c.alJcd the viohi-jiomposn; and
2Sowada^.s people who consider thomselvos
Ij.vniES UtiA&s Mill be arranged if .siifficieiit iiiembi.-i.s eaii be obtained Ladies
inteie.sted are requested to
In eonneetion with the above,
.111(1 r to en o d iiiiiiiim>rnlil(> inossoei’s of coo- j?rntuIation.
piRsUol St. IV te r s Clliiieli,
Stoiivliiir.st. on Wciiiicsdaj ceicbriitml Ins jiilnico os priesi
Stonvl iurs t nnd IJurj-t Groon ivliore lio hiCM s lationod for tlie jinst live ro a rs his Knull,\ .imi M mpatliotic iwitiiro U'limme lor Inirt the lf)\t and lospect of Iils j>nnslnoners.
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has been stat ioned elnellv m lainea^hii-t* servinj: a t fiivorpool. .I’
re.ston, and ArcrinK- l ton. lit; was also for a short time a t
O tho other tho .Kev. F a th e r F. Georixo of
-«cholars of .St. Joseph .s School, Hurst (iroen .110 .''hortl.v to present
iTol. m‘a r Mi^an. '^lo mark F a th e r Cieorgo s jubilee tin
iireviary, wlnh- tho Chihlron of '\Farv lecontly prosonted Father GeorKo wit! handsoino .siek-caU .vet-
hood, L a th e r George reeentlv :irranp;od for the school children to v is it Hlnrkpool, -a tre a t they thoroughlv enjoyed.
Scholars at Jubilee Mass.
children, F a ilio r George said his .(ubilco
Ala.ss, for lies own .special mleiition.s. m tho
; endcareil
lum.self, and tho senior g irf I dro^sod the a lta rs tastefullv.
.sciiool. linliclies ot -siveot pons, asters, ^Iich,aeliii.i.*»
diii.sioa and chrysanthemums were brought for tho occasion by the (.hildion, to whom L a th e r ficorge ha.s groatlv
I h c children sang tho ^fa.s.s of tho -Viigels ' 01^ iic au t ifu l l \ . with all tho rovorence,
.sWi.eftno.ss, .smootliucss. rise and fall, and
one voico alone was s inging—so well were they blonde<l and timed. At the Olfortorv ji .'.woot Communion hymn, “ ■Vfv soul dotli lon^ loi Jh c e ,” was softlv sung, and im iiK-di,atel\ a f te r tho Consccrntion. a senioi bo\ pos.sPsso<l of ji rich treble voice- -san„ ( .i-s.ji Franck .•> “ Pani.s Angelicus ” witli devotion and s in c e n tv wdiich bolittcd tiu tuo.<?r solemn moments of tho ifas-s, and th children, m
cmph.asis. repeated tlie words
'• O re.s mirabilis! Maiidiioat Dominum I ’auper sorvns c t Immilis. '
with fooling th a t was very touching, 'ih e h.wiin. Lord for to-morrow and its needs ‘ was a l iltin g conclusion, p articularly a.s th beautiful words by tho lato Sis ter 'Mnrv Xavior, S.>s.l>,. make a special appeal to Fath o r (loorge. &j)ccial pravers wore then said in thanksgiving to God for iho henelit.s
Iio.-Ntowed on Fa tlio r GoorgO durin g the last twentv-fivo re a rs
Children’s Congratulations.
offerings, he reviewed tho re a rs th a t have
pa.s.sod, recalling with jov lln? nuinorou.s ^Tassos offoied ihrough his hands, tho Sacraments administered, and the conntlc-ss opportunities given to him wlierehv mnnv souls have been
re.scucd lor (iod. I'for dnl h<* omit .a v(‘rv ten d e r roferenco to the tlnvs of lus youth, and to those n e ar and d e ar to him in the past. F a th e r George was happv—nml it. was
fit ting t l ia t tlie September sunsliino .shoiihl mule on him.
--------------- -------------------------------------- Re GLAREIROfiiT
G iith ep o e—A c c r in g to n— R fa n ch e s te r S e r v ic e
Jo our Fatroii-s. Me are (lesiroiis of tliiillkilig our
rngiiiK between Chtlioroo ,sml Jr.-iiiekestc th e travelling public nkiv RVi'.VteVi p a r t , tlio.v actually r iA ami goV-ern to
Minll eontinno th e ir service .ami wliicli
Comp.my w ithdriiw th e ir -service
.................“Vtuaii.v rnie and covern to 1 ii'^''' I”*'*'" e x te n t wlncli Coni|>anv
gLiiuine, .iiid NOT excursion rntos whieh may bo withdrawn a t anv time It this sorvico hocomos miprofitablo for ns to in n ami wo withdraw tlio -service tho public will bo compelled to
more for travel. iort.
Again
th.inL.ing you. and hoping for j a contmimneo of .vonr lovaltv and sui>-
* ^Ve beg to 1* 01110111- Your.s faithtully.
c l a h k m o n t OM.NHHUS SFHVICFS LTD.
llio I cduce<l faie?. wo charge aro pnv ^.
amt t i i is t for a eontiuunnce-^of same ■Til Ihe ciit-tliroiil, MJ„,s IVar lli.-il is
J . ” > tlio
p.i.Bt,
IF I WERE A MODERN FATHER.
(Hv Hfverlev ?sichol.<.)
ngninst tho invention and smashed ‘the machines to bit«-
th e sowing machine from ivhicli nil the inachinofi in use To-tlav b.ave grown
I ^ l o c k - s t i t c l i machine was invented bj Walter H u n t , an American, in 1833 Another Amcricnnj Ivlins Howe, invented
tailors , fearing th ey would aw.ay with th e ir means of Jivlehood, rose in arms
estnblisliod a faclorv m winch e ightv of tho nmchinoa wore .at work, b u t th e French
chiefly foi son nig on lonthor. An improved innchino for .w i n g on cloth was invented ‘>y
Liigislminn, m 1790. tailor a few years la te r . Ho
LIio fii&t mncluno which could .sow plain invoniod hy 'riionins S a in t nn I t was <lo5igno<l
vcr.v imporfeclly arranged affair. J liad noiliing to do with it , .so you c an ’t Maine mo. All I can do is to toll you th a t if von wish to follow voiir inclinations you ncMjd money, and to obtain inonov you have lo indulge in tho unpleasant activity known as ‘ work,’ You jiroliably won’t like i t , b u t i t mavn t ho ns bad as you o.vpect. In anv case, i t IS
nccoss.arv,’ ”
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no fiin like work,’
hec.atiso i t is palpably nn- Inio, and if ho lonrn.s th a t 1 have lied to him in th is rosi>ect he will never t ru s t me in ih e moi'o importani. i-ssiio-s of life. T have occasionally observed thi.s slogan on tlio
do.sks of nnlhoimirc.s. and in such .a- position lb rings tru e , liecnuse tho principal . work winch occupied those gentlomon consisted in watching iho millions roll in. B u t most work IS not * fu n .’ .If i t is, i t i.s had work. “ I .should .snv to mv son,: ‘ Life i.s a
look a f te r th e poniiios. th o pounds will lool; a f te r
thoniBcl.ves.’ Psychologicallv th e effect of sucli a. doctrine would In* to tu rn him into a p a rticn la rlv unpleasant form of skin- flinb—tho sorb of man who walk.s along tho Tliaines Fmbankment a t niglit without p a r t ing with ;i single shilling. L!conomicallv Ihc advice is ontirclv sound. “ I should n o t tell mv son th a t * There is
.should not sav lo inv d a u g h te r : ‘ J'.arlv to bod and earlv to viso is tho wav to l..c liealthy, woalthv ami wi.«o.’ Apart Iroin tho fa c t th a t she niiglit ono dav foci called to to go on th e stage, such drearv precepts only a c t ns .ir r i tan ts ag ain st which tho svstom violonllv rebels in la te r vonrs. Tho late hours kept bv the pre sen t voungor genera tion arc largely due to th e glamour with which parents stiil invest those late hours. Tf evorvhod.v was brought up to liolievo that •I n.m. is ju s t as ‘ moral ’ an hour as J
p.in noliodv would want to s tay up for it. “ I should no t tcacli inv son th a t ‘ ] f >oii
ISichoU continues:—-‘ I
begin bv climbing tij> to tho nursery and
fe.aring down from ih e walls those platitudes whicli I knew hv b i t te r e.xporienco. to bo u n tru e ,’ writes Bevcriov Xicliols in .an amusingly convincing article in “ Pearson’s iVTagazino.’
I f T wore a modern fatlior I .should
lie addrc-ssml llio children in nn alfoctionai-c hUlo talk. After thnnlcing them for their
lot olF steam in an original s e t t in g of veiWs Irom A. .A. ^Iilno.s “ Iho house a t Uooh Corner,’ whieli caused many sinilos- F a tlie r Gtairgo was
ohviou.slv toucliod ns
......g ‘ Auld Tjang Svne.’ and Swaneo llivcr.
Jhen to relievo the tension, they
lie was greeted witli oiilliusiastic cheers hy the children. At tlioir own rorjue.sfc they
.spr-(-ijili.\ compiliMl a t lours, is n o t vet com pleted. AVheii L a th e r . George arrived in scliool,
lo.arhcrs, nml a card telling of the many I^Iasse-s, Molv Communions, etc., th a t hail lipon olfen’tl iij) on behalf of F a th e r George, awiut(-d him a f te r
Jfa.ss. b n fo r tu n ato lv , thoii- g if t ol a hreviarv. which is being
their
h’Uor r-onvoving congratulations ami j iu i wishes of the chiUlren ami
rhytlimic How essential to tho correct rendering of plain chant.
I t ivas as though Jlttio Cii.ipol of St. .Tosopli adjoining the Al the icqiiost of tho teachers aiul -scliool 1 Hither to iiituk Iho jubilee of liis priest to him ?
- I - f ’l* Jesus. Olio IS ^
ron.sifjnor 1. (feor^u, w-Jio is Canon of Liverpool and
iIasKow*. It. Is ln(oreslln^; to noG* th a t Knther Bns two brothers also members of
. •‘iiu was ordanicel p rie s t al J^t. in nno .s Colhm-. ^Stirth A\ah*s, on Septoiubcr -o th IHOI.
isinco th a t tu n c L a th e r Gooreo
JiMOipooI, l iiihcr (tt'ornc ontcreil rhi* Societv V?
l.dnt.tlotl a t St. Lraiifis Xavier .s Colloco t<i servo Ills novitiate in tlie vear
CitdiHf !•>
o.stroinolv
poHiil.nr fit I he J tc i . ra th e i 1’. C.eorge. .S..7.. Dareh
Tributes to Rev. Fr. P. George, Hurst Green.
“ Advertiser and Times' Special Article.
AVOMEN PIKATES OF THE EAST.
AUDACIOUS LEADERS OF GANGS.
DARING COUPS. l l \ C;. J l . GOBDO.N.
tions ol o \o r \d ; i3 life, which Imvo not \o t been
mv.adcd by tho women of tlio West Mven including th a t of steeplejacks ami inan n o eiigmeonng, but i t has been loft to those ol tho J;,ast to Ioa<l the wav as pioneers of piracy on tho Iiigli seas
.1 g rad u a te of an Anioricau university, tho woman was reported to liavo appeanni on dock imnicdiatelv the jiiratical nttnek be gan, car rying a revolver m each liand ami wearing a mask made from a Jinndkcrchiof- Ifaving hold nj) the
Fur.scr in his cabin, .sho threatened to .shoot the whole crow les.s he Iiamksl over tho kev.s. 1’ho -ship
wa.s loott-d and tliu gang escaped into native boats.
HIDKOUSLV IlKAL.
of these “ wharf-rats ” suddonlv break loose on deck. Ovornowenng th o oflicer.s. they take control of the ship, p u t out th e lights and cliange the
cour.so u n t i l thov havt hnishetl
r.an.snckiiig th e
vc.ssel and am ready to g e t off th o boats.
prisoners W'ore taken and held for ran CART I v l:s .
TIl.U)iXG
most horrililt* crneltie.s on i lie ir wn*tclierl victims, and in ordt.*r th a t anxious relatives m.av lie kept reminded of the horrible fate th a t awaits them, .somotimo.s a finger, or an e;ir is sen t—a t times tlirongh the post—as an omen
th.at worse torlure.s are in store if the price of
rnn.som is n o t forthcoming.
liodv awav) art* derived. :iiul moan kidnap. When ransom i.s no t jiaitl they inflict th e
IS the root, of all evil in tho Flnwerv L:ind (Copyright.)
curdling, the Celestial can have no equa. on e a r th and i t is ama/.ing tho .stratagems lie will resort to e.xact Ins ** qiiecze ” wlncli
Tn wavs th a t are d a rk , devilisli and blood Q-' d f i '; Court. liOiuloii. dales from IGbl, a t whicli
OLD FOUNTAIN’S BIG JET. J lie ^Middle ’J emple fountain, in Fountain
jienod. jmlging from old pm i ls .and accounts th a t linve coim* down to u.*». i t tlircw iip- ward.s a je t :it Mast throe times th e height of tho present one. In Queen Anne’s time .Hatton describes i t as forcing its stream “ to a vast and almost incredible a l t i tu d e .” At this ]>eriod, .and for long afterwards, i t was fenced in on ail sides with high iron railings.
th e licst li t t le laugh upon her face th a t ever
pl.a.ved iii opposition to th e fountain, ami heat i t all, to notlung.”
THE ANCIENT CUSTOM OF HEART BURIAL.
heon, for th e most p a rt, men and women of Rojnl birth and ecclesiastics of liigh ran k . Among th o Roval
jier.sonngo.s wore H enrv T, and Richard J ,, whoso lieart.s were interred a t Rouen JltuiI V H.T.. whose h e a r t was hmic-d a t FonLhnnul, in Normanv; Fklwnrd 1., whose lioart was s en t to «Torusnlom for buiial, as wa.s th a t of Robert Bruce. Bruco’.s h e a r t was hrouglit hack to
Molro.so-
riio .islies of tho poet Shellv wore interred Brotcv*?tanL hiirinl ground a t Borne in
1900, th o
hc.art of th e 3\
r.arqnLs of Bute was e arn ed to Jerusnloin and bnriOLl on the alo u n t of Olivo=»-
Ma> lo th 1817 his h e a r t wns, bv his own d^
o.siro c a r r ied lo Rome and buried in tho Church of Sfc. Agatha. His hotlv w'as iii- Comotarv, Dublin. In
When D.aniel O Connell died a t Genoa on
mouth, wliere ISIaiv Shelly, his wife w*as al so Iniriod.
while, his heart-wns buried a t Bourne
common m ,L..urope in tho 12th and 13th coiitmies. Persons wlio liavo hoou houonred with ht-'PeraltJ hiirjjil for th o hondt havt*
H e a r t Imnal wa.s an an cien t custom, niul Kiicc P;mt:> fr )m D«»v!> ...................... ........................................... f o r L A D I E S f'otn Boys Comlnn from 7/D Sii-vpinj; Suits from 11/5 ".isUtd ,iiui nuKt Lisrti'g S Send or Call for
iNEW ILLUSTRATED PRICE LIST H a r g r e a v e s
b r o s .
CASTLE STREET tel. 165. '
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.Dickens in “ Mar lin Clm/.zlewit.” th a t Ruth Pinch used to meet her hrotlier Tom, “ with
Ti wa.s 111 Lonnlain Court, ns recorded bv
.Stay Boihcoi irum • Direcioirtf Rnickors fjo
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for a i>nsonor held for ransom. Li tcrallv it lue.'uis
ho.art. h u t
cxpres.sos body and soul. From th is tho words Lni Rum (to load the
creased to exist .and th e -C an to n authorities have
coa.sed to co-operate with tho P r i t ish in dru-ing the pirates from th e ir Inirs in tile AVest Biver am! along th o
infc.sted creeks of tho d e lta and the seaboard of tho Lokiln Coast, piracy is th riv in g more th a n ever, :iml every a t ta ck and every raid bv bandit.s has vioklcd a batch of Sum to lie carried iigaiust redemption. The wonl sum is the Cliinoso slang word
ordmated Irad e of captives iii China. i\ow ilia t tho ordered Government has
lo theso h:iph.‘vss victims for i t is well-known th a t th e re is an oxteiLSivo :ind well-co-
Ono Ls left, wondering what mav hapjien — V
HARGREAVES BROS. I l l i i .- lm lc
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l l i i . s e x .c le „ i U m le rw e ; .i ’ (, i l l l , e e . . . r , - i e , l o o t , , i i v •md < (.. (d.di v. P n e e s a r e a g a in s l ig h t ly r ed uc ed .
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.at dinner, and tho chief engineer wa.s also .ihot. and his hodv thrown overboard. 'I'his act of imaoy took place on the AVe.sf, River dO miles oH Canton. *J he vosst.d wn.s taken lower along the river, hoarded hv another of .slant-evcd <lesparndoes and 100 |
wounded. re v u ed sufhcientlv a f te r the p irates had hurricdlv taken flight, to navi- ■ate his vc.^sel hack to Hong Kong. Tn one a t ta ck th e cajitain of a steamer flying liie L n l ish flag was sliot wbilo .sitting
in such attacLs. ami in om* instance a f te r h(-ron- fight, one ofhccr. though scriouslv
Many
llriti.sh officers have la st th e ir lives
real to leave much to tho iningimitioii- Their | methods a re similar to tho Cmneso bandits, who render th e ir victiiiLs
powerlo.ss with friglit. A t ;i given signal a sliot ring.s out, and ins tantly, the ship hecome.s -a pande* nionnim of howling, slant-ovcd Chinese, some firing revolvers m tlio a ir and others dancing like madmen, th e ir vollow faces leering like th o faces of devils. Lsnall\ disguised as iiassongors, a liordo
A Chinese p ira te gang is too hideously i
playoti a
le.ading rolo in th is coup, lin t a raid occurrod n e ar Canton in which the leader of the n v e r gang was a Chinose woman smartly ilressiKl and wearing black p .itcn t ioaihoi shoes, wliito silk stockings, a line .serge sk ir t , and a .lapaiiLsse fov fur Described as about :?lj year.s ol ago and
industries ol Uniia, hut, u n t i l reeontlv, tliore ha.s boon no d ire c t evidence t ln lt CluiULSo women were actively employed in tins Mmllnig and advonturoiis calling- Xwo woinoii p irates , liowever, were captureil with a band ot Cantonese rivor cu t-th ro ats 41 ol whom were sentenced to bo shot, w’hilo the two women escaped with the more lon.ont bontenco of ten yenr.s’ imiirisonment- Apparontly, n e ith e r of tlio two women I
P i ia c y lias always heoii one ot the national iht-ro iiio low proiosbioiis a n d ..occupa
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