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EUROPEAN SEAMAN CHARGED- WITH ASSAULTING THIRD MATE.
the Marine Court this morning, the Marine Magistrate (Cap Basil Taylour. R. NJ, Wij Reynolds, a trinumer on board the ss. "Traz os Montes," was charged at the instance of Captain Buckley of the same ship, with unlawfully aesulting the third mute, on board the ship at 11am on the 19th inst, The defens pleadednot : Fuilty".
AMERICAN CHINESE,
AN APPEAL FROM SEATTLE-
Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., Octo- ber 25.-China's greatest need is a United North and Seuth, according to' an appeal issued by the Chinese at this city to their fellow-countrymen at home. This, appeal, translated Thro English. was endorsed at the ärhidä meeting of the Ching Club here fast evening, The club is composed of prominent Seattle Chinese and Ameri. can business men.
The idea of the appeal cameras: a result of a decent conference of the Chinese Welfare Association in com- memoration of the establishment of the Chinese Republic eight years ago. Thomas Henry Jones, third malet was recalled that the Septle Cham-
ber of Cuntmerce inaugurated the hove for recognition of the Chinese: Republic by the United States and was the first to take the matter up with the American State Department.
Trazos Montes," said OL che 2.3. that on the 18th inst, whilst the vessel was lying alongside Tanjong Pagar whart at Singapore, he was on duty on the gangway. He saw the
The appeal for unity introduced at defendant on shore agafest orders, 24and told him to come on board The the meeting of the Chica Club by Witness then Lew G. Kay, spokesman for the Chi- "défendant, did so.
saked him if he was aware that nese, and which it is planned to cic- he was not allowed: ashore, but heficulate throughout China follows: made no reply, The defendant | AN APPEAL TO PRE PEOPLE OF CHINA. walked away a few yards and then Our country is in danger of destruc-?
med round and said something tion. There are enemies without but which caused a crowd of soldiers to its worst enemies are within. gather around him. Witness went up to him and told him to move along quickly. Witness laid his hand on the defendant's shoulder as he spoke to him. Without any warping, the defendant suddenly turned found and blt him on the upper lip with his fist. "Two sentries then came scene and removed the defendant. Witness could not sey if the defendant was sober at the
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the
le defendant: How did I gather soldiers together ?You said some thing which I could not hear and the soldiers gathered around you and laughed.
The deadliest of all the enemies of China are, those who would perpetuate disunion, China ere ber united she could stand aghost the world. Disunion is tearing her in pieces. Limbs are already torn of. Ere long) the vitals will be attacked. The coun- try is headed toward ruin and destruc tion. The hot embers of Civil War are scattered in every quarter. If these are once blown into flame the end will be a confiagration to burn up the country. Moreover, other nations would then inevitably intervene to grasp what would be left and to save! the whole earth from being devoured: by the Rames lighted in China.
Lieut. H. R. Hicks, of the Wiltshire
We can remember when China was Regiment, said that he was standing swept by war and rebellion sixty years talking with the third mate on the ago. Do you want this repeated? It starboard side of the deck on the would be tenfold worse. You have day of "the assault, and heard been looking on
for five years Jones order the defendant, who was while all the world has been at each standing on the wharf, to come other's throats like tigers. Some of on board, but he took no notice.] you. have seen the devastated lands. The order was repeated and this of Europe which fry years will not tume the defendant obeyed and carte restore. Do you want to see that loss on board. He remained on the jet blood and treasure in China? Do gangway however," and refused to you want to see foreign Powers divid move any further. Jones then ing among themselves what is left ordered him forward and the defen-after the fire has burnt itself out? dant suddenly turned round, and struck Jones in the mouth.
The hearts of your brothers and friends in America are filled with an- guish at the prospect. We pray Heaven to avert the disaster. So near are you to chaos and destruction that it is almost too late. But there is yet hope.
The defendant in the witness box said he went ashore by the gangway. He had no orders about, not being allowed to go ashore. While he was on the wharf, Jones hailed him to go on board. He did so, and then Jones Where is your greatest danger? asked him if he did not know that he was not allowed ashore. Witness rophed that he knew nothing about it. After leaving Jones, he spoke to a soldier for whom he had bought sone singlets asking him if he had received them all right. Jones united she need fear nothing. came up from behind and could then face the world. Then no struck witness twice on the neck, one would be talking about loss of ordering him to move on. Witness territory or about enslavement or resented this and struck back.
about chaos and ruin.
His Worship remanded the case until tomorrow morning.
LAUNCH MASTERS FINED.
It is
is not from without though the dan- ger from without is great. The greatest danger is from within. because you are divided. brother against brother, clan against clan. North against South. If China stood
What is to be done?
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Harken to the advice of our sages. It is written in the Shu King that the Lau So, the master of steam launch first great Chou Emperor, who in- "King Edward," belonging to the augurated the longest lived of all the King Edward Hotel, was this morning Imperial Dynasties explained his suc- charged by Inspector Cashman with cess over the Shang tyrant as follows: unlawfully allowing his, launch to lie" He has hundred of thousands of alongside (Blake Pier, thereby obofficers, but they have hundreds of structing the free access of other thousands of minds; I have but three vessels thereto, at 11.45 a.m., on the 19th inst. A fine of $20 was im posed.
Chan Cheong, the master of steam launch "Wing Ching," who was charged with a similar effence at the Pottinger Street steps, was subjected to a like penalty.
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Listen what happened in America.. There was a Civil War in America between North and South.
It dyed the rivers and soaked the plains with blood. Looking back over those sad days it is now clearly seen that if America had listened to the voice of mediation no Civil War would have torm North and South apart
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I dreamed. The world was crime son splashed with brown; there hung in the air the lilt of a forgotten Mother Country, we love her not less melody. Faict, on an imperceptible breeze, came the odour of musk, I lay, passive, unaware even of my own existence, an ego in the void, an eye incorporeal. It seemed a
First of all reunite the country. Let mighty curtain rose upon an infinite those who see the danger arouse the stage: cowslips lent their colour to nation. Let them preach union. Let the sun from the peace of a grass them go to the magistrates in every thick meadow; a heron winged lazily district and demand that ways be found averhead while the placid river for bringing North and South into lapped untroubled banks. I was
harmony. Show tour powerful at home. Springing up from the warmth of the West a breath stirred guilds and business me the abyss of the leaves of the sad willows ruin into which disunion is about to of the Aron valley, setting plunge our country. Show to those them to а fitful dance, like who set section against section the elves t'red of gambolling. The sun fatal consequences of their suicidal shone in slanting sheets of radiance action. Let all students and patriots through the lacing trees and a fish go out and preach union as they lately the Chinese people. Their names will united, a prosperous and a powerful moved sluggishly in the stream be preached the boycott. Preach it in be covered with infamy for ten thou- people, which would save all the world
ARRIVED. low. Again came the persistent the schools, preach it in the market-sand generations.
while saving itself and bring back the odour of musk, and suddenly I was places, on the junk and railway car, In the second place: When once old days when China was the leader
November 18. in a Moorish Palace, where naked on the road and in the tavern. the leaders of the people are aroused and the teacher of the nations. And For sa. Haibong :——Mr. J. E. Oswald, damsels danced to the plash of, a Tell them to get together. The to the danger they will find ways of this road will lead up beyond the Mra, and Miss Thom, and Mrs. Knox. silver fountain. The floor was pat Sons of Han and the men of Tang do reuniting our country now torn, and grandeur of the past to the heights of Fawcett Miss E James, Mr. A. 8. Per sa stane Moru :—Mrs.: A, C, cerned of white and black mosaic: not, cannot, hate each other. Then bleeding. But if the task is heavy republican glory to the leadership of Sorensen, biza, B, J. Wyers, Mr. M. rugs of tiger skinned the feet why are not the two united in one? remember you have friends whose Asia, the inspiration of the Orient, Tyers, Ma, C. Anderson, and Mrs. A.. The N. T. E. Ana Mare (Calcutta of the dancers, and kn a trellised Is it the work of those who would fidelity is tried and true. Learn a les at once the oldest and the youngest of Nicol roof I saw an drwetky. The dancers sell their country to. All their own pocson from America and the history of the nations. grew dim the sky seemed unbearablykets? Are they sons of China who her Civil War. Had she but heeded The patriots who now sacrifico bright, the fountain's song gav place Fan the Rames of hatred, discord and the voice of mediation the scourge of themselves to hasien that golden day, to the clang of brazen gongs and I dissension? Brand such es traitors a brother's war would not have fallen their memory will be enshrined in the saw moving in statele robes up steps to their country. They are like Judas upon her.
hearts of their grateful countryraen dazzling marble, Time with his Iscariot who sold his Lord for thirty There are two roads beloce China for ten thousand generations. Hourglass and his scythe, pointing pieces of silver. Like Benedict Ara One that leads to chaos and ruin the "We are coming, we are coming; an accusing finger,
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