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THE CHINA ASSOCIATION.
The Tokyo suthorities have decided to sanction the construction of an electric tramway between Desks and Kyato.
AUSTRO-HUNGARY.
A
A SIGNIFICANT MOVE.
(Exclusive Bergles, supplied by Beuter,
via Bombay),
LONDON, September 10. Emperor Franz-Joseph, of Austria
Hart out the process will be continued until every foreigner who holds a posi tion of authority is replaced by a
The case of trespass by the German Chinese,
What will be the result?
and French police in the British Concossion Assuredly a return to the bad old sysat Tientsin has hoon settled satisfactorily, tem which Sir Robert Hart, by almost assurances having been given that the Hungary, has suddenly decided not to error will not be repeated and was un-attend the military matœuvré at superhuman efforts, superseded by that intrational.
Dalmatia, in Austría. which prevails to-day. It is not such a
Ten thousand hostes, were flooded at As a reason for his refusal it is stated very great length of time sinco China
Tokyo during the recent typhoon, the city purchased a milway-to run it itself!-- was without electric light throughout one that the Emperor is slightly indiaposod,
SOVRAT
no to pull up the rails and revert to night. At several sections of the Toksido but it is generally believed that His
the old mud track ropod and across the Ballway traffic was impeded owing to in-
undations and landeden: paddy fields. That is the spirit which
H. M. the Emperor of Japan is re- ZONGLONG, TURADAY, GENTE 11, 1906. animates the Chinese in grent part ported to desire that the sons of peers sliall to-day and it will take decades for become naval and military officers as far a broader and more
liberal view to possible. The recent appointment of General Baron Nogi ton post attached to permeate through the Empire. The the Imperial Housold is believed to be China Association may be congratulated connected with Hi-Majesty's expressed
wish, upon its endeavors to bring the real facts before the Home Government and it is sincerely to be hoped that Sir Edward Grey will awaken to the necessity for prompt and decisive action.
Tas value of the Chins Association is well illustrated by the cablegram we published last evening in regard to the representations just made by that bedy to the Foreign Once in regard to Chinese matters. Too many people, who are unwilling or unable to ap |preciate the vainabis services rendered! to the British in the Far East by this nasociation, are apt to regard gatherings
The conclusion of the first session of the Imperial Parliament left the Liberal Government in a very different frame of mind than that in which it was
The labour dlsturbances at Kure dava
Majesty has apprehensions of trouble arising out of the racial trouble at
Dalmatia.
[BRYTER'S BRAVICE] ROWING.
Cambridge-Harvard Raes.
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Lonnox, September 8. Cambridge beat Harvard in the host dockyard bavo unt yet been suppressed, race over the Putary to Mortlake course Non-official dospstakes give a distinctly by two lengths, in 19 minutes 18 seconds. aosatisfactory account of the prevailing The race, which was a splendid one, was cunditions. It appears that the trouble is witnessed by an absolutely record crowd, constantly spreading from one department dolirious with excitement.
other and that frequent saamulta on watchmen and other oficiais are being
to
mado.
The Korean "Official Gazette" of the
A Challenge Next Year,
LONDON, September 9. The winner of the Yale and Harvard
University boat race challenges the wincor of Oxford and Cambridge next year,
BRITAIN AND FRANCE.
Expressions of Felicity.
At
LONDON, September J.
banquet, given at the conclusion
of the members as mere opportunities found after the general election when 27th alt, contains an cutline of the Korean for men, who are fond of hearing their it wiped the floor with the Coner. Government's plans respecting the new nwn voices, indulging their oratorical vatives. Stress need not be laid agon Raval bases at Chinghal Bay and Yong- predilections. An unbiassed survey of the agony of self shazzo which so many heung Bay. The limits of the proposed the conditions which prevail in this of the more respectable Liberals feit naval ports are given and it is stated that no leases of land, bouses, and other in- part of this world, however, shows that when they recognised that they had movable property are to be granted to
heen dragged by unscrupulous partizana foreigners. such a body is not only useful but into repeating, in good faith, all the absolutely indispensable.
The new manager of works for the of the French military manurros, M. We must grossly untrue statements which wore
Canton-Hankow rallway has been aslected Etience, the French Minister for War, not be thought to have any wish to made in regard to contract labour on by the Directors, and is expected to arrive most warmly, and begged him to convoy complimented General Sir Jolin Freigh
belittle the sincerity and the xas! of the Rand. But that undoubtedly in Canton almost at once. His name is to the King, "whom we regard as 3- His Majesty's diplomatic and consular divided the party into two sections Taotni Kwang Bing Chi, and he is expected Frenchman "and to the Queen "who is representatives but it is an acknow. those whoso political morals enable to be in Hongkong to-day or to-morrow. the jewel of the British people" the
them to believe the end justifies the Representatives from Canton have been homage of the French Government. ledged fact that, if Britishera had to worst and most degraded means and deputed to test Mr Kwaug here. rely solely on their efforts to inform the those who have a sense of decency which
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Indian Constable Fined.
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THE JESUITS.
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Lobos, September 9.
The Times; commenting on the Chinn Association memorandum to Sir Edward Grey, declares that it is inere effrontery of
Over the Education; An accident happened in the harbour disadvantages under which we, who political life. live surrounded by aliens, labour, it Bill there was a still more appreciable last night reakting in the loss of two lives. At about 10 o'clock the steato launch drawing apart. The Liberal party Hicky" was proceeding scross the har would take no extremely long time te
contains churchmen, non-conformists bour off the Bowerington Canal and ran get, redress for our wrongs Wo are
Bodmén who profess ne religion, into a samopan. The small craft was com. now identifying ourselver with those These had all to be reconciled nad ont pletely turned over and its occupante
Losnos, September 9. consisting of seven people thrown into the
Father Wernz, a German Jesuit, has who fire at the treaty ports as a very of the endeavour to accomplish this water. All but two were rescued, but a
been elected General of the Jesuits. little reflection will show that their ia impossibility came an increase of boy and a girl being unable to swim were
His progressive ideas are expected to which drowned almost at once, Their bodies have terests are also ours. The attempt to the internecine disaffection depart from tho status quo in regard to Unionists are observing with such not yet been discovered and the police are infuse fresh life into the Society.
dragging the harbour in the vicinity of the
THE CHINESE CUSTOME, The Labour Party and accident for them. The coxswain of the the administration of the Chinese Cus. amusement, toms concerns ne as nearly as the reai. the Liberala are openly at enmity. "Misky" was charged with musnalaughter,
Strong Vieww. Just before the close of the session at the Magistracy, this morning, and the dents of Tientsin or Amoy. For toontlis number of discontented Liberals, un-case was remanded. past communications in connection with beeding the entreaties of the Whip, this matter bavo been passing between were about to vote for a proposed the British Foreign Otice and the amendment in a certain measure, sug found salty, at the Magistracy, this mor the Chinose to assert that the radical Charge d'Affaires at Peking but so far gested by Mr Keir Hardio. The Governing, on a charge of assault brought against changes in the Customs Service will not there has been no definite result. The ment might have been defeated but the him by E. L. A. D. Alves. The prosecution wako any changes in the future, vrs
The productiveness of the immense Whip, crossing over to a bunch of arose out of recent case in which Aires was position is just as ill-defined now as Liberals who were going to vote against quently discharged, Complainant in his that in Shanghai, is mensred by the vital arcted by the constable and was subse British capital; in China, and especially whes the appointment of Tang Shao- their party, eaid in a stage whisper "you evidence to-day stated that four Indian con- changes, and we have absolute right tư yi and Tich Linng over Sir Robert are playing into the hands of that stables gathered round him and started to insist on the edict of May being revoked Hart's head were first made. Con- fellow" meaning the distinguished pro-pke fun of him. He ran away blowing or superseded.
defondant and the other Indians followed; sequently the China Association, which Zolu. This was overheard by Mr Har-police whistle for other constables and the Las evidently been closely following the die and there was trouble. Another him. Defendant caught hold of him tearing Hlustration of the breach between the his coat and subsequently took him to the course of oventa, has been constrained Liberals and Labourites is found in the police station. MrF. A. Hazeland, in fining to lay before Sir Edward Grey Cookermouth by-election which might the defendant $15, said that in taking • man to the police station certain amonat memorandum explaining the danger that have been won by a Liberal had not of violence had to be used but the defen will attend any further delay in plainly the Labour Party put up a candidate, dantia conduct was absolutely outragoons. telling China that she must at once as it was the Conservative candidate
was elected by a handsome majority. A Trick that Failed drop her policy of evasion and shaffling Altogether it does not look as if the A rather curious incident occurred at agents, lest a works thing befal ber. The Aa country was doomed to be afflicted West Point yesterday amongst a lot of coolies who had gone up on to the hill side
SCOTCH WHISKY ociation has the good fortune to have with the present Government for any
FOR OVER
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Presence of Mind.
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NEW YORK, August. 12. The Panama Canal Commissioners are prepsting contracts for the employment of 2500 Chinese coelies on the construction of the waterway The coollen will, be engaged through properly accredited labour
WARRINGTON, August 12.
The Chinese will replace the Jamaicans,
worship their ancestral tombs, Mach for when the work is too hard. Tho
"chow" was placed on the graves in con- various labour organisations in the United Dection with the ceremony but before the States strongly oppose, the project, and Great excitement was caused at No. worshipping was completed one Wong Kum President Roosevelt, Mr Tait, and others LONDON, 122, Cement THROUGHOUT THE EAST Shanghai troubles, the piracies and the 10s Third Stract last night by the suddon Pul, feeling hungry, commened to help hold out against it until the failure of the Cutome dispute, was presented for the appearance of Inspector Coysh, the Sani-the spirits with their feast. The cookie to Jamaicans and the insuficient supply of whom this particular grave belonged object Spaniards made the coolies the last hope consideration of the Becretary for Forary Board's overcrowding officer, who was ed violently to the escritsge, and at onse of the Commission.
paying the place a visit on his nightly attacked the offender, who sought safety in eign Affairs and a man of Sir Edward rounds. There were a large number of flight. In running down the bill-side be By kind permission of Liont.-Col, C. Grey's intelligence will see at a glance, people in the house and apparently they falla distance of several feet sud lay on H. U. Price and Offrers, the hand of :: with these facte mareballed before him, mistook the Sanitary Inspector for a police the ground pretending to be badly hast. the 129th Baluchis will play to following man conducting a gambling raid, for at once. An ambulance was obtained and the scolis programme, during dinner, at the Kowloog that whatever is to be done should be the inmates scattered in all directions. done without delay. It must have been some jumped over the lower verandah and taken to the hospital but at that institution Hotel, to-morrow (Wodnozlay) evening, at
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