5. - THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG, "AROUND THE WORLD Canton Under the Republic By Our Special Correspondent EDGAR ALLEN FORBES HILBLAINS" was the name gathered together we gave him on the sly, be- shore companions cause he seemed to have aled and cautioned t chronic case of "cold feet" anything that the) You would not think it if you could! ton, lest if provoke a have seen him, forihe was a big husky | break, man of 250 pounds snd eould have of his party with a kodak, he nearly felled a water-buffalo with Bis fist, but | threw a ft 4 whenever the Cleveland dropped an-| "Oh, you make me tired!" said the chor in an Oriental port his blood be- | Kodak Fiend: "I shall take as many an to congeal. On shore we always new where to find him-ssafely en trenched within the biggest wicker chair on the porch of the best hotel hat was his favorite method of see- ing the world, At Hong Kong--where you are as safe in a Chinese street at midnight as if you were locked up in a steel vault he had several rks of "chilblains." fie was near t naiestic summit of the party of ten whom he had select not to smile at vengeful owy- to happen. These Chinese are not bar- barians. Canton is ful] of American exslaundrymer know our ways. Bg China knows ¢ United States is the best friend their country has ever had, and they are not carrying +@zonmd bricks to throw at us. Look at that : flag!" and he po d to one of a hun Victoria Peak, when the two coblies (dred banners of the new Republic ot sho were panting under his load of | China--a red flag with a white su 230 pounds went on a labor strike and flower an a field of blue. "A city deposited his sedan-chair in the mid spirit to raise that before dle of the road, refu to carry it r ta certainty 1s not ge farther for love, patriotism or money, [10°71 ip slaughter visitors from *Chitblains" promptly scented : republic." derous plot and was so fearful "Chilklains" sw icy Kn everybody 'in that tat mur- that t comfort 18 Ne should see in Can- 1 And when he saw une member; blam pictures as | like, and | shall smile at! irequent intervals, and nothing is going | grins of the ( and "jollied" il 1 ho smiled back his way. When r boat had creeped reluctantly fran into "Chil- nm or af the Nn £4 shout you all said the big man, reproach Ve were afraid something had "1 have worried aiternoon, fully. "W happened to "It did." : Fiend, unblushing- nati got lost in the Fhe muddy ta mid Chinese square Jf front happened impulse, that hat { beg surprising wed by a univer ast throng took off it cheer the Americans t ¢ minutes they kept it up, standing with bared rom which tes Rad s . lately disappe an re d with their t EY = Pa gl A 3 Te J he dared not give vent to the rage that not even when he burned withim--not- even when a ban- of honor of Chir tering idiot passed on foot and called ors drawn up omit: 'Nobody loves a fat man----not crowding, I even a coolie! us in state to A second attack overcame hime in ala smiling committee sat us down to gorgeous Chine restaurant. Half ajrvefreshiments, Then cqme a young offi dozen other Cleveland passengers were feial to address no with him and there was nothing more and to say what a blood curdling than tlie voices 4 some | his people to have a 4c Hat dainty little Chinese maidens were {cans at this squealing ont curious notes they tory, But "Chilblains" felt | significance to me now," he said; that the atmosphere was heavy with | the American republic on one on the rickshaw a gay banquet | i». prevent men hauled I und ne visit from Ameri critical hour in their his called a song a ith we « apprehieision and he became 50 ver-lit and a would-be Chinese republic on vous that the party had to ett their!the other, 'Pacific' visit short and get him back to the! 'peace'! Add he hoped that out from safety of the Hong Kong Hotel ins would come lLafayeties to help And now, after many hours of pon-|{them in thier struggle for indepen dering and hesitancy, he was on the | dence. Kinshan, the river boat that runs up! Then the Americans wént the Pearl River to Canton, a ride ling in groups of ten, but when "Chil of ninety miles As we creeped! blains" stopped to count his alone the river front of Cantonlthere were only nine---the will really was very silent. Now and anon, asilost, shook his head dubiously. DISTRICT DASHES, = ¢ -- News Clipped From Our Many Exe changes. Master Lloyd Archinal, aged seven years, died in Brockville, on Friday.' Edward Burns, of Brockville, uged ninety years, passed away on Friday. The directors of the Prince Edward agricultural society will mrrange Victoria Day celebration. The wedding bells were ringing : in Consecon on Saturday. Miss Bertie Spencer was married to Robert Zufelt, Charles Moffatt, Wellmgton, has been appointed local farm manager of the several farms recently bought in this county by the Dominion Canners. On Tuesday, A. B. Saplor, Bloom field, celebrated his eighty-third hirth day. He number of friends during the day, and is enjoy ing excellent health, Charles Grant Thompson, whee death occurred at his home near Wel hington on April With, was the son of the late John Thompeon of Hallowell, who for many years owned what 1s known as the Thompson farm just river with a posse under Deputy Shee | above Picton, on the Bloomsfield road if Carroll Hastings of (he county on] After five vears pleasantly and pro their heels. With every possible means fitably spent in' Nogales, Arizona, A of esenpe by land blocked, and no time LA, Hadgin, the capable and ever ae- to hant a boat, the fugitives unhesi- commodating manager of the City tatingly jumped into the river and Dairy, will depart for his old homed at started swimming across. Picton, Ont, Canada, where he will Members of the posse reached the | again make his residenas with his vel viver brink before the swimmers had [atives and life-long friends. procesded far, and opened fire with MAN AIDS HIS "PAL" UNDER FIRE, FUGITIVES GIVES HELP TO DROWNING FRIEND. Dodges Storm of Ballets--Swims Colorado River and Escapes on + § Arizona Side, But His Companion is Drowned. a San Bernardino, Cal, April 20. Plunging into the Colorad® river and | sucoasslully breasting ite swirling cur rents, H. (Slim") Langley, oné of the desert teamsters charged with hav. ing attempted to steal $20,000 in bul- ion from the Central Lodi Mining company, ended a week's purenit by escaping to the Arizona side under the fire of a sherifl's posse, While in the middle of the stream and with the bullets striking all about him, Langley tried to aid his compan: jon, Bert Lape, but the latter sank ex hausted and was drowned: Lane aid Langsley arrived at the entertained on in perfect English regain its comfort it was to} 13 "The word 'Pacific' has a new! mean he was intercepted by one of the night thay sight-see- | party {order out 3.000 troops fo keep back the Rochester | f in the early aftérnoon, "Chilblains" | Fiend having bribed his coolie to get get back." And so he made snap-shots all} the stream of coolies broagdened out along the narrow streets and smiled at into pools and eddies of humanity, he! every crowd that jammed the passage- forcible comment. But his remark Then he|ways--and the only "outbreak" was the not printable. the lluboken siforretable e, 10T we wore not blind to the fact that the lives of se were hang- would be hould ny ry napped i OMInoND it the Kinshan drifted harbor and floated ap big Cleveland, "Chil among first to make tlie transfer when the gang-plank was made fast, Half way up the companion stairway to Hong Kong to the side of the blains" was the hawks to whom a warld-cruise is one long poker game. "Well, what kind of a tfme did you he asked. "Interesting," replied "but maghty ticklish "Chilblains," They had to mob. I tell you, it's a great relief t The Kodak Fiend overheard in pass- ing, and he paused to make fitting GAVE HIS WATCH FOR VALUABLE PROPERTY Traded Timepiece Twenty Years Ago For Toronto Land Me Has Sold for $18,000. 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Our hats aire smart with no end of style, nor need you par an outrageous price for real EXCLUSIVENESS » De not forget that it costs nothing to try on a Queen Millinery 174 WELLINGTON ST. latest looking for in style will find here Hat, dan avenue, Toronto. The owner got tived carrving it and was quite will | ing to take ¥25 for the bunch, but. | as the doctor's watch was just what | he wanted the doctar the lots Last week Dr, Uoleridge sold the pro perty for $11 or nearly 318, 000. And the man who hought them, a local operator, has had a half doe en chances to sdl them again at $15 pot a toot, a foot. The lots ure just oppoeite some of the best land in the\ Leaside deal. Michael Ryan, 'df the Irish-American A.C, of New York, won the 16th an: sual Boston A.A: 25-mile marathon race from Ashland to Boston. His time 2.21.18 1.5, breaks the record. The new general hospital at Smith's Falls is nearing completion and will be ready for opening the middle of hole vifler. 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