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RONDRONG, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.
LOCAL AND GINERAL.
French and German Navies.
The French Naval Budget for 1004 ro quires the rum of 3124 million France. The
report on the Budget, comparing the strength of France and Great Britain, say Extra Dry, that whereas the proportion of naval forces
CHAMPAGNE
in 1898 wae France two and Great Britain three, the proportion now is France two and Great Britain four. He believes that Great Britain in 1907 will possent double the number of fast cruisers.-The German estimates for 1934 show an increase of six and a half, billion runrks perjaanent ex-
$52.00 per Case Bottles. $55.00 per Case! Bottles. penditure on the Navy.
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MEMOS. FOR TO-MORROW,
Auction.
2.30 p.m.-Auction of a Quantity of Household Furniture, at Mr Deo. Lammert's Sales Rooms.
Amusements.
9 p.m.-A. D. C. Performance at the
City Hall.
Miscellaneous.
9.30 s.m.-Military Practice. Goods per Saunki Maru not cleared on
this to subject to reut.
General Memoranda. SATURDAY, December 12 --
2.30 p.n-Auction of a Quantity of Fancy Suiting, &e., at Mr Geo. Lain mert's Sales Rooms. 2.30 p.m.-Auction of Suit Lengths, Ladies Dress Materials, e, at 31 V. L. Remedios' Sales Rooms.
SUNDAY, December 13;-
Goods per Bentomond undelivered after
this date subject to rent. Goods per Simis not cleared at 9 pm.
on this dato abject to rent.
MONDAY, December 14:
7
Band at King Edward Hotel.
By kind permission of Major Radcliff and Officers, the Band of the 93rd Burma Infantry will play the following programme
LOCAL AND GENERAL
Notes by the Way.
Mr Bennott Burleigh, the war corre- ependent, has gone on to Tost Arthur.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Death of British Officers.
Dust,
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1903.
LOCAL AND GENERAL
The dust of ages is often spoken of, A London telogram, dated 20th uit.. reparts-The death is sooounced but on the press table and jury box in the in Somaliland of Captain Harward Bammary Jurisdiction Court this morning General Egerton will take over the Royal Engineers, of dysentery, and also Madrus command when he leavey Somali- of Lieutenant Luard, West Kents. land.
onteric fever.
Profo-sor Silvanou P. Thompson says: The trail of the financier luss been the bane of wireless telegraphy."
Harmiston's Circus (which ackom comes to Hongtong now-a-days) has been doing good business in Itangoon,
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The Army Cup at Lucknow.
TELEGRAMS.
[China Mail's' XXCLULIVE aeavier.] SUPPLIED BY BEUTER, via DOMBAY,
the dust of several ages was accumulated. GREEK STEAMERS COLLIDE.
On several octalons, in fact, on almost every occasion on which the Court has sat in the Summary Court, it has been the same, and it seems as though it is likely to
Army News.
The race for the Army Cup was run at { continue. Lucknor on the 20th uit., and finished in the following order :- Activa .....
Peninsular....................
itu ....... Modesty..........
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Won by half a length; a head divided The abipa Armore, County of Pes-second and third; and half a length the broke, San Antonio, Two Brothers, and third and fourth. Wayfarer have been wrecked in Algoa Bay.
The steamer Petchabuni reports pas sing a capsized jauk 10 miles E. N. E. of Waglan lighthouse, drifting on the level
of the men,'
The death occurred in Calcutta on the 19th ult. of Mr Arthur Sarauoi Lovelock, partner in the firm of Lorolock and Lewis,
cf music at the ahora Hotel, during Chartered Accountants. dinner, on Friday, the 11th December :- March........ Field Service... Ord flume Overture...... Tancredi ..............Rossini Selection...... The Rose of Persis
Sullivan Cornet SoloMy Dreams......Paolo Tasti Selectlon....., Reminiscences of
Ireland'..............Godfrey Vulte Santiago......Corbin Polonaise
Politeness welcomes, so it seems, Our Barrie's quaiąt vagary, Now when we talk of ocean squeams
We call it 'mul de Mary.'
GOD SAVE TOE KIN.
Rival Coaling Ports.
...Chopin
The statistica drawn up by the French Canout at Gibraltar and the Algerian Cus toms authorities show that of secent years steamers have shown a marked preference fur coaling at Alciers rather than at Gib raltar. In 1890, 450,000 tons of coal were taken in at Gibraltar, against $1,183 tous
I'm awfully changed,' remarked the
The betting was 6 to 4 on Titus; 5 to 1 against Scattercash; 6 to 1 against Penin- eular; 8 to 1 against St. Gris; and 10 to 1 against Active, Huddal, and Modesty.
Yachting.
FIFTY PERSONS SUCCUMB.
Los Dos, December 9.
A acrious collision has taken place between the two Greok steamers Assor The following military posting is orand Pyleros at Athaca, dered: Captain Becher, 8ch Laricers, to'
The bows of the Fyluros, where were Somaliland to the charge of the 54th Camel | Carps. Major Henesge, 6th Dragoon sitasted the second-class cabins, were Guarda, is permitted to retire; and Licu-crushed to such an extent that the tenants E. Fitzgibbon, R.A., and Helle- woye, 3rd Hussars, to resign their com
migions.
The Importance of Being Earnest!.
To-morrow night the Amateur Drama. tic Company will make their second appear- ance this season in comedy in 'The Im. portance of Being Earnest. All cocoarned have been engaged in cicae study and fre presented by Colonel L F. Brown, quent rehommal, and the result should be R.E., over the following course:-Start off a production which will equal, of it does Police Fier, at 3 p.m., round North Fan-act colipse, their offorts in Lord and Lady
There will be a yacht race (Indies steering) on Saturday, 12th iust, for a
way Buoy and Mark-boat to the north of Algy. Kellelt Bank (both of starboard), finishing
off the South Fier at Stoecentters. The Death of a Bishop. following are the handicaps:-Dinne, Ver- non, Aliven and Flapeth give Allah (2 wins.), Erics, Eonito, Kathleen, Colleen and Min (3), Irie, Chanticleer and Gloria
£o note, as it passed over the sporting-room(4), Doreen and Maid Marian (5), Papne
"For the worse?asiced a discard-(6), and Mist (8). ed ticket; No, for the better."
counter,
On the 18th ult., General Egerton Lotegraphed from Somaliland that the health of his troops was good. Captain farvand, E.E., however, was dangerously
The Plague in India.
The plague mortality in India during week ending 14th November rose to 18,360 deaths against 17,000 in the preceding week. and 1,141 in the corresponding period of last year. The detailed figures are Bom-
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We are indebted to His Lordship the Bishop of Victoria for the information that he has received a telegram anouncing the death, at Flatkow, ou Monday, the 7th. inst, of Bishop Ingle, of the American
Episcopal Church Mission. The docossed pralato was consecrated in the early part of last year, and was, quito well and hearty at the conference of Anglican Bishops hold in Shanghai in October Last.
Trotting Record.
Some, little time ago considerable
cabins were completely smashed and soon flooded by the extensive inrush of
water,
Of the second class passengers who, ware in the cabins fifty were either drowned or killed,
[According to Lloyds Register tho Aso in a steel scrow steamor of 400 tons and s built in 1888 by J. Elder and Co. for the Jonian Navigation Company. Bho has n length of 206 fear, breadth of 25 feet, and depth of 13 feet. The Pylaros is an iron twin-screw stonmer of 310 tans.' She waA built in 1864 by Baungarten and Burmeis- Hor length is 181 foet, her breadth 20 feet tor and is owned by N. M. Athanassulis. and her depth 10 fect.-Ed, C. M.
(REUTER'S SERVICE.] THE 'UNDESIRABLE ALIEN
QUESTION.
LONDON, December. 8. Mr Akere Douglas, speaking at Shore- ditch, said it would be irregular to anticipate May sanouncemBot in the King's Speech to - Parliament. All he would do was to give assurances that the question of undesirable.
bay City 55, Bombay Presidency 10,285 interest was manifested in a trot against lions was receiving the very careful con- Karachi 7, Madras Presidency 242, Calvať f time by Low Dilion, the trotter owned by deration of the Government which had at Algiers. Ten years later, bowovor, the ing the Governaient at Singapore (Hon. W. ta H, Eengal 489, the United Provinces result was that the mile was cut out in every desire to find a speedy remedy,
figures were:-Gibraltar. 103,000 tons; Algiers 234.218 tons. Since 181, Algiers has taken the lead. The figures for that year are:-Gibraltar, 219,000 tons; Al- gice, 232,835 tons; and for 1902, Gib-)
raitor, 167,000 tons ; Algiers, 297,473 bank,
King Henry IV.'"
At the Theatre Royal cn Tuesday night Mr Hannibal Williams recited before
Goods per Glengarry hot cleared on this large and interested audience Shako.
dato subject in rent.
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On 26th alt, the Ofleer Administer-
T. Taylor) entertained Sir Henry Blako, and Sir John Keans, A.D.C., at dinner at Governcient House
Miss Fanny Stanley, well known in Hongkong a few years age, is running a comic opera company in Calcutta. The company numbers forty-five artistes, so a Calcutta correspondent says.
The death in onounced of Mr William Milburn, head of the ship-owning firm of
the Chicago Millionaire, Billings. The
1.210, the Punjab 1,021, the Central Pro- vines 2,490, Mysore 022, Hyderabad Slate two minutes--a grand performance. Quite 962, Rajputana 16, Central India 942, andre motly Majer Deltoar, owned by B. E. Kasmir 17. The North West Frontier Smathers, New York, cqualled the record, Province and Baluchistan are free from and now Cresceus, another American horse, hsa further lowered the world's record by trotting a mile on the 19th of October ar plague.
Wichita, Kansas, in 1 min, 697 secs., that being a world's record.
Sir Henry Blake at Penang.
Says the Straits Echo of Nov. 30: Amongst the passengers passing through Penang by the Malta on Saturday were Sir Henry and Lady Blake who are proceed.
Contract Labour in the Philippines,
· At last the merchants in the Philip-
FIRE ON BOARD HL M. 5. HERMES."
A fire has occurred on board of H.M.S
Adanical Henderson with a strong brigade Hermes in Devonport Dockyard, which
extinguished. The shell-rooms were en dangered and were flooded to prevent an explosion.
speare's King Henry VI, and presented the historical drama in a way that was as Milburn. & Co, London and Nowustle, ing to Coylon, where Sir Henry taken over pines bare cianñ against the unjust Con Court Innsdorf was expected yesterday...
mi
de
the reins
HIS NUMBER SIX!
RUSSIA AND JAPAN, According to a report in St. Petersburg,
of government. One would tract Labour Law enforced there recently to submit to the Tsar, the Russian reply to pleasing as it was surprising. Mr Williams whose vessels of the Port' line trade
naturally hava supposed that a Colonial by Collector Shuster. According to the Japan which is expected at Tokio any was best in the charactor of Falstaff, but he between England and Australia.
Governor would have been met by some Alasila Cablenus a memorial and petition monent. effect. The whole of the dranu was not The Singapore Free Press waysIn
olerad at his has been presented to Governor Taft by gone through, the minor parts bring judi-vitations are now being sued for the disposal during his short shy in port, the more prensoring the ciously cut, though fully two hours were wedding of Misa Blanche May Murray, Such, however, was not the case. Only amendment of the Contract Labor Law. Capt. Macintyre, the Harbour Master, The petition is addressed to the Sonato and occupied in the delivory which must, in daughter of the Hon. the Colonial Engineer, of all our numerous officials, was there to House of Representatives of the United
[It is notified in the Gazette that in these absout-minded times, be regarded as Lt-Colonel A. Murray, v.D, Commandant
pursuance of His Majesty's pleasure the receive the distinguished passenger, and States, through the medium of the a feat of memory bordering on the wonder, S.V.C., to Capt. Oswald C. Borrett, 15 Sir Henry and Lady Blake saw what they United States Philippine Commission, and officers of the Royal Navy has been. gold braided blue evening, waistcoat for: Mr Williamas receivel a pleasing Batt, Royal Lancaster Regt. The wedding sighed to of Penang from a huinblo pablic briety prays that reception and at the conclusion was accord will inko ples at St. Andrew's Cathedral kisha. It may not hava has the parti of skilled employem, competent to coat has been substituted for it. Naval abolished, and a plain blas evening waist- ed vociferous applause.
en Saturday, Dec. 26, at 3.30 p.cular duty of any official to have received discharge the duties of accountants, stets fleers are to wear: the reception being hold afterwards at
With No. 6('press them, but however that may be we think raphers, clerks, etc., etc. b legally *Chatsworth.'
admitted into the Philippine Islands. "The dress"), the white evening waistcoat al- the chilly recaption does Fenang little petition may be considered a natural re-ready worn only with No. 2 (ball dress') credit.
sult of the arbitrary ruling of Collector of
fül,
Great Britain and Russia.
The Novosti of Et. Patenburg said on
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Prohibition against Hongkong Warea.
Mit F. J. Haver Drocze, Consul
General for the Netherlands, forwarda un
the following for puldication: I have the
General of Netherlands-India has decreed honour to inform you that the Governor that all ships or vessels arriving from Hongkong, or having called at this port, ara subject in Netherlands India to a
cortsin class
Caston Shuster in the Alle case which and with No. 9 (white mess dress") when, has since been supported by the Supreme the kamarband is not worn; with No. 7 Court. The petition was presented to Gov. (me undress), the plain blue evening' Lemor Toft" last Tuesday (Dec. 3) by x
mate consisting of the following waist cont, which is also to be worn with
gentlemen:-
No. 10 (white mess undresa') when the E. D. C. Jones, of the Hongkong and Samson, of the Chartered Bank; Dr blue evening waistcoats are in future to be Shanghai Baukaig Corporation: T., kamarband is not worn. Both white and
D. S. Mcleod, of Macleod and Companyuay wear the present pattern white waist- Dittman, of Behv. Moyor und Company; made with a plain and F. 5. Jones, of Smith, Bell and Comovat and the blus. maistoat with the gokt braid removed until new ones are required. -Daily Paper.}"
pany."
The Kolmain says that wore if notfor Great Britain is everywhere the rival of the feet that fapan-respects pozco and has Rusais does not represent the true state of no desire to promote her interests slune at things. The clestust proof of this is the the expense of others, she might adrese present attitude of Great Britain towards herself once more to the pleasant task Russia and Japan. If Great Britain wished relieving the world of its gross delusion* to put difficulties in the way of Russia, the that Pesis is really any more formidable present would be the most suitable moment than China was. On the other hand, Ge- for doing so. Great Britain's reserved and neral Wogack is reported to have tikt absolutely perecíul policy la doubil sa ex- Viceroy Yean that Japan in a small snyl- ercised some infgance on Jajau. We be poor country which cannot do anything lieve that the last trace of metual distrust She can be easily beaten in a single engage would disappear if there were more frument.' quent exchange of views between the two countries, A despor knowledge of cach Alleged Bribery. other might lead to a rapprochement and an understanding between Gress Britain and at the Central Police Station, appeared hides, which are untanned and which are Russia, such as were offered batweonforo Be T. Sercambe Smith at the Magis-salted or cured with arsenic, raw wol and them the Special Transport medal, which was instituted by His Majesty in 1902 for Great Britain and France.
mgs, bags or anche which have already been used, on ing from Hongkong or transhipp- oficers of the taercantile marine, in re into Netherlands-India tapestry and used ed at this port. Te import from Hongkong cognition of the efficiency with which the embroideries, unless they is transported sport of the troops by son was carried us personal baggage or in consequence of out during the South African and China clonge of residence, is also temporarityWars Amongst these present ware
Chan Loi Sang, Sergeant Interproter
quarantine of ten days from tho dato of departure from this port er since the inst case of plague on board. Importation is temporarily of animal refuse, clans and hoops, snimal or human bair and bristles,
Fire in Hollywood Road.
Decorations for Transport Work..
The King received in the grounds of Buckingham Palace on 4th November, 143 officers of various ranks connected with the Transport Service, and conferred upon
Rear-Admiral Sir B. Chichester, Bart.,
coitar bat officers
Shye Jack to Bill, * I'm in a 'flx-. I've lost my master's Number siz.” Says Bill to Juak: What you must do Is serve him out his riumher two.
Says Jack to Bill: * Flis number nine He wears when in the Mus hoʻli-dina:" Saya Bill to Jack; "He does go when He does'nt want his number tòa,”
Saya Jack to Bill: With number two The vast for number six will do, And orders are with all the reat He now must wear the no blao vest,!
CORRESPONDENCE.
educated. Chinese think of this missionary
was a fair r
ir mindak
tracy to-day on. A chargo of accepting a bribe of 35 from Ngau Tin, of 98 Bonham The Supao Prisoner on Trial. Strant Defendant was arrested by Chief The Supao sedition crial is proceeding Detective Tuspector Hansons just as he before the Mixed Court at Shanghai. took the $5 from Ngau Ten. In defence, Chang Pin-ling stated that while on the Chan Lei Sang sehwitted that he did not prohibited. staff of the Supar he had read two publish- take the money as a hribe, but that it was ad letters from Kang Yo-wei, and the given him as a reward. A remand was
C,B., O.M.G., Capt. J. B Eustace, R N., ----- letter he was accused of writing was made until to-morrow, bail in £250 being At about twenty minutes past eleven late Principal Tausport fleer, North MISSIONARIES AND THE CHINESE. private one in answer to them. He stortly allowed.
To the Editor of the · QHTRA MAIL,' this morning a report was received at the China, Mr W, Keswick, MP., and Sir denied that he had ever intended it to be
Central Police Station that a fire had trok Themes Sutherland. Below are the naan f
HONGKONG, December 9. published, and as on the former hearing Drawing of Griffins.
Sir, It is interesting to know what the Twenty-four grillins, which arrived out in a huso situated at 107 Holly the officers of the P. and O. Steam Nariga. stated that he had nothing to do with the
question.
Sonse time ago, a Chinese friend of mine printing or publishing of it. He first from Shanghai by the Choyang, were drawn bod Road. The brigade at once tuzand tion Company upon whom the medals were wrote a rough draft and then clean capy 45 followsMr D. E. Brown, Mr John our with the hydrants, and were on the bestged:- Commander C.. F. Preston, of the letter. He sent the letter off to Paterson, Mr Bonner, Mr Jubastone, Myrna in very quick time. The building RN., captain; C. L. W. Feild: Lient saked a missionary the following question was found to be blazing fiercely, and the C. T. Denny, R.N.I., captain; ComDo you believe that all who do not be
mander 8. de B. Lockyer, R.A.R., captain; lieve in your God, Kang Yu-wei and the former he threw into Haraton, Mr Mody, Me Phillips, Me Dick-
The missionary,
who the waste-paper basket, from which it must son, Mr Lewis, Mr Macdouak, MrBabingtor,adjuring louses were licked by the Lieut. 0. D. Bennett, R.N.R. capin die, go to help, Jesus Christ, when they have been taken and published. Prisoner Mr Marshall, Messrs Mitchell and Nicollemes and one of them was just alight. Lieat. F. B. 8, Noties. R.N.R, chic
Liout. A. B. Garwood, RN, R., chief affl.gortainly not. It would be most unjust hacanic very stubborn when Mr White Mr Bank, Me Lammert, Dr Alkinson, Mr The Bremen, assisted by the polic, oficer Mr B. B. Shions, chief officer; Subman (for a missionary), said: Oh, no Cooper cross-examined hin on various Walker, Captain Kisch, Mr Dominich, Mr soon pa these houses out of danger, cer: Lieut. H E. Kiloat, R.N.R., chief It is only those that hear of His name and points, and once the Court threatened to Buck, Liaut. Saith, R.A., Mr Apear, Mr by playing the hoses on them, and then officer: Mr R. Doust, chief engineer Mr then do not believe who will be condemned panish blus for contempt if he did not Dorabjee, Mr Wibel.
devoted their attention to saying a portion A. Blackio, chief engineer; Bir H. Cal to otarasi punishment."
The Chinaman then said: Uh, then, if of the bursing building. The building, second officer Me T. H. Acton, Bacond OTTO OF ROSE COLD answer properly. He admitted writing
pamphlet in 1900 on which the date was [The ponies are said to be a very good which is three storied one, was well oficer; Sub-Lieut. C. Brooke, R.N.B. you never come out here at all and my alight on the two upper floors, and from second oficer; Sub-Laut, R. 1. 31. countrymen never heard anything about rinted as being so many years after the lot so far as appearances go.]
heivon lie outset it was seen that there was little Collyer, R.N.R., second officer; Liout. T this business then they would go Ming dynasty, and he contended that this was quite permissible. He also denied
chance of saving of shore. floors. By W. Bennett, R.N.R., second oficer; Eu. But by your coming you simply conderan a having written anything calcalated to bring
Whilo Detection Wilden was on duty degrees the firemen secured a mastery gineer P. McL. Keit, R.N.R., third en-whole lot of people to hell! What do you over the fire und before a quarter to one gineer Dr W. Mende, De H. A. Günther, come for? Why don't you stay at Home Is a pleasant cure for Chapped Lips, and the Emperor inte contempt, and stated
Dr J. G. Maclannabon, Mr L. H. Insoll, and leave my countrymen in peace and give that the translation-potty thief-was patrolling the harbour in a expan on Dec. the Dre was completely vanquished.
tiam a chance 7 Rough and bafed Sidin, so often ux- wrong. The article in the Supro ho had 8, ho saw a number of men transferring
The extent of the damage is as yet purser. unknown, As the
top.
There may be au abewer to this but I floor written to a friend whilst he (prisoner) was coal from one junk to anethor. Being were need as a dwelling bouse, and
don't see any. I think the extenuating perienced in the cold weather here.
in the gaol and he had never sallonised its suspicious he approached them, but when the amount of the value of the furn.
circunstances. mentioned by Mr Hardy in publication,
* INFLUENZA's always more or less prova letter to one cf poor, morning contem- they were aware of his presence they divoditure, etc., has not been ascertained. The Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
overboard and tried to cape. Detective ground floor which as used as a medicine to tam season of the year. This poraries consists of the medical missionary- shop suffered severely from water, but the disease is very similar to a severe cold and The medical missionaries undoubtedly dos LOOSENS the cough, reherstung Wilden, however, captured eix of them, fire was prevented from reaching it. The if allowed to take its course is liable to lot of good. The missionary out here be
and opens the secretions. It roots any tendency of a bad oold to result and charged them with stealing the coal.ontents are inenred for about 83000. There cause serious results. The best treatment gins in the wrong way. Stap is the first was a good flow of water at hand; su that for infueurs is to avoid exposure and take thing required soap and rubbing iu poumonia. It is unequalled for bad It was subsequently found that the coal as difficulty was experienced in keeping a Uhamberlain's Cough Remedy. This me brushes.
The time to cure it is when it is merely belonged to the Bitaci Bussan Katsba, and good stream, playing on the fire. The dicine given immedinta relief and if uses When I was in an English man-of-war- a bad cold. Chamberlain's Cough Re theron were charged at the Magistracy brigade was under the direction of Chief as directed, will ward off all dangerous many years age, once a month, the toate- medy is highly recommended by the lond-today before. Ar 1 Sorevibe Smith. Inspector Baker and Capt. F. W. Lycas, conscquences. It leaves the system in a wain's mate used to pipe Up avap and ing physicians for this malady. It always Four of the men werd ebargod with and did excellent service. No lives were antural and healthy condition. It always religious books! I don't mean that kind iszceny, while the remaining two were lost, and considerable amount of the car and curea quickly. For sale by all of soap. Before you can make a man de- oprts, and eures quickly. For sale by all charged with recoiring. The case was not dothing, etc, was saved by being earned chemist and medicine.renders; WATKINS Gent, you must scrub him.-Yours chemists and medicine vendors; WATKINH
concluded when we left the Court. Lfd., General Agents.
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