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HONGKONG SANITARY BOARD. Yesterday afternoon the usual fortnightly meeting of the Hongkong Sanitary Board was held. Dr. Bell (Vice-president. and Aeing Principal Medical Officer) presided, and there were also present Mr. Looker (Acting Director We tablic Works), Dr. Hartigas, Dr. Clark (Modical Officer of Health), Mr. J. McKis, Mr.
·E. Osborne. Mr. Fung Wa Chnen, and Mr. G. A. Woodcock (Secretary).
THE LATE LIEUT-COL RYAN, . A. M. C. The VICE-PREISDENT said that before proced ing with the order of the day he wished to bring forward a resolution of regret at the loss they hod sustained by the death of one of their men- lars, Since the Board mef last Colonel Ryun. R. A. M. C., had accumbed to an attack of Jumonia. As they all know Colonel Ryan took a grout interest in Sanitary matters in Hongkong. He was a prominent member of the Board, and the Board could ill afford to lose a member, especially when that member was a medical man, and one who had served in one of the best medical schools in the world. He begged to more that the Board expres its deep regret ut the death of Colonel Bynu of the Royal Any Medical Corps.
Dr. Hurtiga sahi he had deep regret in seconding. Colonel Ryan took a very great interest in everything which went on there, and at the time of his death wes retually pre- piring a scheme for the better Battling with plague in the colony. He was a man of very distinguished servico in the army, unl there was one thing which he did of which ho budioved none of the members were
aware-it lad certainly not appeared in the papers-and which he thought leserved the highest recognition. When stationed in Cente he got notice from some of his Indian servants that at attack-by Bashi Bashonks was wing toatemplated on the hospital. Ho applied to the General in command for a guard to defend the Hospital. His application was refused, and hes ruid at once, "I am not going to see my men
cluding the cost of repairs. During these three months there have been admitted altogether 210 patients, of whom 18 were cured and 196 died, leaving fire still under treatment, and all these: five are convalescent and can be discharged soon. As the plague has now almost entirely disappeared and in view of the expenses boing so heavy, I shall feel greatly obliged if you will kindly let me know whether the inatsheds should
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS AUGUST 31st, 1900
The Hon. R. D. Ormsby minute I don't, THE understand last paragraph of application.".
The application was refused.
The following applicationfrom Messrs. Palmer and Turner, architects, was submitted:On behalf of the owners of No. 342, Des Voeux Road
"dows on the side stront commerces." closed before the fourth, month APPLICATION FOR THE RETENTION OF A TROUGH WATER-CLOSET.
OF THE TUTAMI MARU."
CAPT. CLARKE'S ACCOUNT.
Capt. W. E. Clarke, who is very well known W. (inte No. 176, Praya W we would ask for in Hongkong, has favoured us with the follow- exemption from opening up a yard. The housing full account of the wresk of the Futami
well lighted by three is a cure osa rind (Duster Street) and the Merit, on which he and his wife were passen. kitchens have windows on each flour opening fgors: into the street." Mr. McKie, Dr. Hartigau, Mr. An application was subanitted for fe relen-Chan A Fook, Mr. Fung Wa Chun, Mr. Osbera, tion of a trongh water closet of five seats at the and Mr. Baddeley miruted" exempt."
The Hon R. D. Ormsby, minuted: Yes, if Military East Block of married quarters,
the M. O. H. has no objection to offer.”
The application was granted.
The following minutes were appended:- Mr. McKio: I agree with the viewi oz. pressed by Dr. Hartigan,
Dr. HartiganWill the military make their own arrangements for water for Bushing purposes? There is plenty running to waste in aullah. I object to any further drain on the filtered town-water supply."
Mr. Chan A FaokI agree with Dr. Har tigan that no filtered water should be used for this purposo.”
Dr. Clark: I agree with Dr. Hartigan."
THE HEALTH OF THE COLONY.
The death-rate for the wook ended August 11th was 27.3 against 22.0 for the previous week and 21.1 for the corresponding week last year. The rate for the succeeding week was against 220., for the corresponding work lust your.
This was all the business.
INSPECTOR.
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Dr. Bell Application should be granted," CHARGE AGAINST A SANITARY The Hon. R. D. Ormsby-Should he granted: 60 gallons a day only asked for; a more drop in the ocean as compared with our supply and consumption."
On the motion of Dr. HARTIGAN, seconded by Dr. CLARK, the application was granted on condition that the military anthorities marle their own arrangements as to water.
At this point Dr. Bell vacuto the chair. having an important engagement to attend to. and Lr. Clark was voted to the vacant sout.
ON MILK SUPPLY,
THE SUMMONS DISMISSED.
The ship was discovered to be breaking about the midship'section. Could not beard her as it was so rough, the sens making a clau breach right over fore and aftale
In the afternoon the Captain, got the native headman to take a massage to the President of Palaan with a view to sending it on for assist to accompany him and son it pat through. auce. Mr. Smith and Mr. Sprague volunteered
Woathor still squally, with heavy rains daring tlos night. Monday-Weather moderating lightly, and late in afternoon the chief officer bourded the vessel and obtained some rice flour and other stores. Tassday-Weather madera fing and barometer rising.
Cleaned out the camp and laid see-sand for flooring, which at least made it sweet and clean. This bing very swampy ground, with mud ankle deep, and such moist airaosphere, made it very nopleasant. The natives brought us fowis and a calf. More stores were obtained and a lot of articles were salved from the vessel. During
afternoon Mr. Smith and Mr. Sprague return- ed together with the brother of the President of Palmas ou pong back. The headman as
The Japanese Mail line steamer Putami Mure, due to arrive at Manils on the 15th and here on the 2d, was wrecked at midnight of the 17th off Capu Colavita, western part of Mindoro Islund, one of the Philippius group. All the passengers, mails and specie, part of Officers and Cres were rescued by the Eastern Australian Co.'s 3.8, Australena nad brought on to Hongkong, arriving, yesterday.
On the night of the 17th the weather was squally from SW, much rain and virid lighting, and there must have been a very heavy sea from S. W, to have brought car good ship so close to this dangas Capt. Thou is a very pradont au careful navi-sured us all that we should be well protectedl, ator who would not knowingly take any as soon as the wester moderated we
Just before midnight the chances.
should have a plentiful supply of food, and that ship struck bottom. I knew the sound too well, he would have his men construct huts for our us, but he did not want any Americans to help and at once left the cabin and gave the alarm
him do it. to the passengers in adjoining berthe and told my wife to dress herself as soon as possible und Tthos jumped on deck, and saw At the Magistracy yesterday, before Mr. gat on deck.
through the mist the land on our starboard bow. Mr. McKonsis, an inspector in the employ of The roar of the sis breaking away on the port to the Sanitary Board, was charged on romand, and the rolling surf-seas were terrifying
in the extranu. The ship was there rising at the instance of Mirz Al. The Hon. J. J. Keswick's conchaun, with "milawfully, wanton the liavy sea and falling, bumping with a shock ly and crasily ill-using a horse, and further the complainant whereby a breach of the peace The case for might have been occasione. the prosecution was curluded the previous day
The complainut, so being reculled by Hi
In answer to the defendant the complainant struck his horse the anical rearol. said he went one by the Praya, going down Arsenal Street from Queen's Road East. The defendant said he denied the whole of the complainant's story.
Hazeland,
Mr. Smith reported to the Captain that the esango had been sent off that morning under escort of 10 men, and that it would take 10
days to get to Santiago, all of which dil pot Our only chinco now was a passing versel, and promise as Ilp in the next month.
Piss here to-mor row we were anxious that a good watch should
Astralis was the to
of earthquake foren, and then listing to pert. bo kopt. Squally thronghout the night and the
Mr. T. J. Wild, Acting Government Analyst with using absome and insalting words towards The housy spus would strike the bow and port heat very great, dampness all ronzdus, smallwon-
submitted the following analysis of a sample of milk collected and delivered on the 11th August by Chief Inspector Daudy from 6, Cochrane Street:-
side with great force, falling on board with fearful violence.
Thinking the heavy sea might lift her over the root uil perhaps into deeper water I went on the bridge and suggested to the Captain to let go both anchors in order to certainly drift closer in shore. One was let go and in about two hours she sailed rasml lout four points, which brought the sen more ahead and she lay more easily.
der their was moist. The ladies suffered Some of our much from the lamp and heat. baggage brought up from the other camp and off the ship was found to be utterly useless. Some of the articles looked very pretty, as the
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langkterad," and us he was entitled to-he Solids not fat 8:505 parts, fat 1920, water Worship, said that after the defendant has her head on to the sea, as she would I offect of our dye had stained his other colour- ez
applied for rifles. The men who were hardly allo to get out of bed held rifles at the windows, whilst others who were stronger held the gutside. The attack came on and was repulsad. He got this not from the Colonel himself, because he never boasted, but from of ficers of the Garrison who were aware of the circumstanceR. The Colonel was never even thankel for his work. The whole rsport was burned. Instead of his getting the Dis tinguished Service Order, as he undonitely should have done, ho got nothing. Their will mark of recognition would show that they had done what they could in a small way in recogni tion of his services,
The proposition was carried.
Board.
THE PROPOSED DAILY BYE-LAWS.
keepers with copies. -
THE INSPECTOR'S QUARTEIS AT KESSEDY-
town."
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The composition of the ank is as follows: 86-575--100-000. Total solid mattor in 300 parts by weight 13 425 parts, ash in 100 parts by weight 605, specific gravity at 155 per cent 1030 Boric acid, salicylac acid, formalin and can sagar absent. I am of opinion that this is a sutuple of genuine milk."
talk with ms.
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During this time the best kind of discipline was observed. The saloon passengers were on deck with life alte on. All the 2nd class and storage passengers were brought nudor the shelter of the saloon deck houses and provided
ing rainbow.
it
ESTABLISHED 1894,
UNRIVALLED U I or" AS YOU WISH OIL."
Price at $1.00 per bottle.
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0.50 per bottlo. 0.25 por bottle. TUNG KWAN SAN, or Arany Melical Powder," 50 cauta per bottle.
Bruising Medieal Powder." Pric at TIT TA SAN or "Fulling and 50 cents per bottle. Made from the best selected medicine to be used for the above Oil and Powder.
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WONG CHI KOON is one of the largest
K Native Deng shops in Canton, employing about 300) men. The Proprietor, Mr. U Yam benevolent, giving Ting, is a man of great energy and business capacity, and is also very away thousands of dollars worth of medicine in charity, sally with an eye to the main off- efficiency of his medicines from officials, scholars cul business men. Like the Chinese nerally. extending his business to foreign countries, giving people of westera lands the benefit of his He has submitted to me the formnning of uomo
medicines.
Wednesday 22nd, no sign of a vessel, N.C. Cole signal (want assistance; is lying from the Putamis main-mast in esse a vessel should hove in sight during the daytime and a careful watch is kept at the beach camp by the officers Fang Chung Sing said he was interpreter to Mr. McKie minuted: When was un an-
the defendant, being in the employ of the
during the night ready upon seeing a vessel's light to fire off réckets to attract attention. alysis last made on Dairy Farm Co, or Ken-Sanitary Board. On Monday morning he was nedy's mille?"
Dr. Clark minntud-In reply to Mr. Mc. with the defendant, aud between half-mat siz
The weather is moderating and occasionally the gives as a chance to dry some of our cloths. Everything is going on smoothly in the camp, Kie, samples from both of the above dairies ware and seven o'clock they met the complainant with life belts. The stewards and servants on peps out. for which were very grateful, as
horse, and from the captain that there was no immediate
only the lailies are weary The complainant was riding
of the moist heat. sent to the Government Analyst on the ind in Queen's Road East just by Ship Street, fained life belts also, but after the worl case inst. Reports not yet received,
was going westwards. The horse kept going danger these wore more or less liscarded ex
The wind One elderly lady keeps on repeating that, if ever she gets back to Queen's Street, Brisbane, aho Mr. T. J. Wild, Acting Government Analyst one way and another, and ultimately got on cepting by the Chinese passengers,
and-se seemed to increase with the rising ide submitted the following analysis of a sumple of
to the right hand side of the roud.
More wrecking going on, many things being milk collected and delivered by Chief Inspector defendant, when about three or four yards off, and she began to work by heavily. At about will not leave home any more. Dandy from the Dairy Farm Company at their said to the complainant, Do you want tho.. the starboard houts were swung out and The proposal Dairy Bye-laws submitted at premises in Wyndham Street, on the whole road? Don't you know the rule of the lowered to the rail ready for no when required. brought off the vessel. The men crew) are
working very well. I do not think it would have been possible to the previous meeting were again laid before the August
During the night the weather was squally, The composition of the milk is as follows-roud? You had better get away home and look have lowered the port side boats. These wor The Bye-laws wore gaze through, each one solids not fat 8855 parts, fat 3-260 parts after your horse." The India, who was voy afterwards washed away during the next night but the wind had lost its force.
augry, said.What, that is 31r. Keswick's
Thursday, 23rd, brake with fair weather, but being considered separately. Several alterations unter 87 $75-100,000. Fotal solid muuttur ill order. Yen sie knew un. I belong Mr. Kes. The face of the carpenter as he passed along them before they are smbinifted to the law parts by weight 635; st leffic gravity at 13.5newick's ccaolunan, I see my master und ho talk sounding the wells began to look white and long fresh S.W. wind and mederate s running dance. Lis has many testimonials as to the were decided upon, and it was decided to publish 100 parts by weight 12-123 parts; ash in 100
At about 6.30 am. smoke was discerned away officers of the Crown and to apply the dairy cont 1.030. Milk proservatives absout. I am of westwards. The defondant over struck the rapidly, which accounted for the heavy list to the southward. I at oara concluded this he has great faith in medicine and is desirous of
Then the Indian went away, going so I soon asentained that she was making water beach. to you."
ontwards. The port cabins were floolel, as opinion from the above result that this is horse. Afterwards they saw the complainant sample of genuine milk."
us unless she haaled a considerably after sigh. Mr. Mckie minntel Water $7 per cont.: the Praya near Ship Street wharf. The coun-soma of the plass ports were broken by the must be the Australian, but too far to sight
plainant called out them, and they asked, heary seas, "Why you Dr. HARTIGAN said he rose to a pout of
Very thirsty cow."
Provisions and water were brought up for the ting the land. At about 8 a.. she handed to polies, crder to request the Chairman to take out
At the same boats. My only droid was that we might have starboard after opening cut the wreck ekstr of Dr. Hartigan minted Thore is something of the li of confidential businessNo. 4 curions in the report of this analysis. The long Sanitary Board"
time he held up his stick and then called to Imave before.daylight, for the night and dark the expe and at once stoned towards the Bay.
ness scemed to have no end, and my eyes con Soon the boat was cut and information of his preparations for examination, giving fall out. Come cu you the letter from the Colenial Veterinary specifle gravity is 1080, and yet the water
or Arany edit Powder and the Tit Tu San Surgeon re the Inspectors quarters at Kennedy porcentage is high, 1, 87875 against 86 The defendant then said, you come off the not pierce the blacknoss to see where we call passed to the Australian, and at once hotz explanation it to the modicat qualities of the He Lad spokou to two of the woffeini normal. It may be accounted for by deficiency horse, I will settle with you." The Indian safely go with the bouts for shelter or a landing were lowered in charge of the 2nd and 3rd/inzredient. 1 have found the Tung Kwun San or Falling and Bruising Medical Powder com members and they agreed with him that it of fatty matter, 3, against 30 normal. It is again called the defendant au alasive une place. To have had to jump for it I fear the officers and sent on shore to wrist the
and would have been an awful loss of life, at the passengers and their baggage, mail and spiele, posed of Musk, Bazovs, Camphor, Rhubarb, tro would be much better to discuss the matter in a poor milk. The specific gravity in Hongkong
which was promptly done and great credit in dreinds of gun, with ret side of mercury anil public.
to these two offers for their aid and general yellow sulphide of arsenic, animal and vegetable milk is usually higuer than normal, Another 2nd put down on him.
then went away. He never heard the defendant backwash was very strong. At this time when I feared the worst a servant brought song sapsample might be taken later on."
use any insalting and abasive language to the biscuits round, and in trying to ust one I and kindness. Capt. Thom boarded the Australian charcoal, which are known in western pharmacy. Mr. Fung Wa Chuen minted-87 per cent
to seo Capt. Helms, and after the interview a Besides this it contains gold leaf, tigera and dra- complainant.
all was on hard he left for the scene of the water! Ridiculous!"
In auswer to His Worship, witness shid boy first successi maulding a brick - it wonk not was walking about six inches behind the defene down. The heat too has truly awful even on
home, which I have shown in that chomical his ship very much. Feeling and at the sorrow-
science proves to be inert, he proposes to omit in the middle of the road, and the complainant going into an oven.
The ladies and in fact, all the passengers. ful news received at Sydney of the death, by from the medicine prepared for foreiga uso. was on the right hand side of the road for u whole minuts. He did not hear the defendant were cool and collected from the time the shipdragning, of his only son, this last blow nust swear at the complainant. Had he done so he struck, and when the moon began to show its have proved a heavy one indeed. This is un-antatory, as is put up in small metal bottles by
"After Capt. Thom left, the Austes Way would have hour in The defendant al a light the sea and arkass lost much of their other experience of sorrow and trouble act com
pr the horse. He never lifted his stick. Had he il compartments except engine and oiler stick in his hund. The defendant did not striker. By daylight the ship was fast filling in ing singly, struck the horse he would have boun bound to pas. A full head of stean, had been raised cucked, taking an outside course and arrived The passengers ex Pulam were only on so it. Ho thought the horse reared beruse on all the boilers with a view of lucking her safely next morning, Friday, 24th at Manila,
shore to send off culde oessages of their safety some of the rickelws frightened it. He did off. but it was less work.
At daylight I son saw the position we were not res the witnesa Cina A Chei in Queen, aud that the ship must become a total wrock to falatives abroad, and after a long and tedious Road East on the morning in question. This witness sanst have tell an absolute untruth So I did not hesitate to suggest that preure-delay of four days we started towards Hongkong The thanks of all the shipwrecked people tants, etc., rely for disembarkation. saw the defondant strike the horse.
are due to Capt. Helms for wearing as when he got into the witness box und weid, lutions be made to lower boat, land stores with where we arrived as before stated.
Ohe boat was set away with first officer in District Watchman who was also called charge with a message for assistance. During The Officers and Crew of the Futamž
the Island and that is all.. by the defendant, sail he was on duty in plain the coures of the morning the other boats were clothes Queen's Road on that Monday newered and filled with stores, blankets, awnings, Dr. Hardigan: The letter in extremelying. He saw the complainant riding a hurt, and muted ashore by ragaus of a hauling vague; are no facts or statistics obtainable?
going towards the city. The horse was- tot
2nd Class Steady; it kept turning laut. It was on the line previously arranged. There all the Asiatic Saloon Passengers lett hund side of the road. The defendunt was passengers were lauded; after them the saloon an the right hand side of the road near Ship are of the ladies, who were placed in charge of
passengers, the gentlemen kindly taking all Steerago ` Street. He did not see the defendant strike the Mr Crepes Somo cabin luggage enough for horas equaplainant was riding. He never riksed immediate wants were landed together with the his stick.
passengers and all sont ng round a point on the
Mr. McKIN secided, and Mr. Osno ported, and the motion was carried.
The papers relating to the matter were thon submitted..
Dr. HARTIG moved that the Government milk has & per cont. of water and town-feudant and on one side, The Insprutor was right deck end to vestars down below was wire than Tock. Poor Capt. Thom must feel the loss of ens bones, shavings of antelope and rhinores
THE PLAGUE IN AMOY.
Dr. Clack minuted -"Averago country fed be requested to provide suitable quarters for milk has 86 per cent. so that this milk is of the Inspector at the Cattle Depot, the house normal quality." at Kennedy-town now occupied by him, being Mr. Baddeley sinated If 86 is normal I most anhealthy and in its present condition hardly see how 878 can be called ridicukms." unfit for human habitation. This matter had.
The following letter, dated June 9th, from keen ander discussion for some two three years and ret the Government had H. B. M. Consul at Amoy, to the Acting done nothing. Every man who and Bred Colonial Secretary was submitted:-
On the 5th inst. I had the honour to send in this particular house had been ill In- spector Watson, when he left and went to the you the following telegram en clair Plague markets, was not ill for 18 months, Tut when exists Amoy and vicinity, not yet epidemic. he returned he was taken ill and was at present Flease, noty Commolors. Wilo 1 thought in hospital with fovor. It was perfectly impos-it my duty to advise you as above, I am glad sible for a man in the Inspector's position to do
to be able to report that as far as we can at his work satisfactorily if he was ill every day. present judge the plague in this district is far The plans was actually saturated with malars, fess prevalent and or a milder type than last It was most important that the mu should be year at u corresponding date." thoroughly well up in his work and thorough- ly well able to do it As to the state of the place. he was down there the previons day and made a careful examination. The hoveo was built right in the angle of the hill. It led-gota Bank on three siden put the fourth side was facing a valley through which no air cence. In fact the only air hogat was practically poisonous air from a little stream in the valley, and the breeze from the sea was cut off from the house.
The Vick-PRESIDENT thought it would ha better to havo a 'defaite suggestion to make. He thought there was no question that the aun stilered from malaria, but he thought it
The following minutes were append.l:-
Dr. Clark: The outbreak is soun ofer.
What is the use of asking for further partien tare? And as to statistics I know they are un obtainable, us Auoy is.n Chinese city,"
Dr. Bell think it would be as well to ask for a medical report if it is obtainable. The present statement is vague and the epidemie might be anything.
THE FORTNIGHTLY LIME WASHING RETURN. Chief Inspector Dandy's fortnightly lime washing return showed that since the previous
would be utter if he wore to move a resolu. report 587 konses hal boen lime-washed in the the occurrence in question took place. Tratores, baggage, and anything that would be
tion that a spall committee of the hour, com- paced chiefly of medical men, because nobody
o know anything about malarial sites--- Mr. MKII rise to a point of order, sir. We do know a little bit about malarial sites.
Eastern Ustrict, none in the Central district and three in the Wertera district.
APPLICATIONS FOR EXEMPTION:
The following application from Musers. Doni-
son and Ram, urolitects, was submitted:
"We beg to apply for exemption from voties
spector.
number
Frox.
Tho medicine is to Ee chially used as a ster-
which is can bo injected into the nostrils.
The small amount of oxido of mercury and sulphide of arsenic will not be dangerous used
in illis way.
(Signed) JG. KERE,
Cuntou.
Directions are given according to the Chinese The nature of the oil is gry mild, but its method of asing the medicines
action is axeelingly good possessing won- fremderfully curative effects in both internal and
13
45
Total 175
external diseases. As it is an invaluable medi- cing it should be kept on hand ready for use by all persons, whether at hows or abroad."
DIRECTIONS.
The proprietor of the Kwong Chi Koon for examination, a number of his preparations Drug Store of Camion has placed in my hands with the receipt for cre
For external use rub the oil on the temples, forehead, between the eyebrowa, back of the cars and neck, on the chest and back, on the abdomen or wherever the pain or soreness is ocated. It must be rubbel on for minutos. For toothachio put a little in the tooth on extem and rub on the guts. The oil las beneficial In reply to His Worship witness said he was beach to a camping ground loouted by the Clarke, Mr. and Mrs. Heber Percy. Mr. sach-ache, colle pairs, rheumatien, wimb Saloon passengers-Capt. and Mrs. W. Effects in headache, fainting, colds, sore throat, quite sure the defendant did not strike the horse second officer. All this work was done in a If he had done so he would have soon it.
Lo Hiu, a rickshaw confie, said he was infectly orderly manner supervised by Cupt, | Mrs. Cooper. Mrs. Jephson, Magars. Sprague,ness of the limbs, pain in the back, cramp, Smith, Orme, Franks and 2 Japaness Officers toed swelling and inflammations, influenza, Thom and offers. Queen's Road East on Monday morning when
diarrhen, toothache, pains in the lead and con The rest of the day was spent in renovering (attachés) from Africa and Stewardess.
vulsions after childbirth, prickly heat, boils, hors, which the complainant was riding was of me in the estup
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.and mosquito bites. turning from one side to the other. He thought
Internally the dose is five drops' in a little this tirar the wind was at gale force During this was engel by soms sailors in rickshaw with blinding min. uring the squalle, while The defendant aster the complainant what disembarking, the sea would break right ever Linej leit Singapore for this port on the Both three hours, at the same time using it ex The N. Y. K. steamer Suzuki Muru (Europa water, and it is to be epcated every two or was this matter, and the complinunt turned the vessel and the drenching spray enine with
inst, and is expected to arrive here on the 2nd terally, The VICE-PRESIDENT Thank you, perhaps to open up buck yards, as regards 45, Jervois the horse and end argued with the Ingrent fores over the people in the hosts.
The Indian then became angry The officers, crow and servants particularly you do, but I think it would be beltor to have Street, and 4, Sard Stront. The two houses are and turned the hores round, mad went the worked very hard during all this time, drenched Tacuma from Hongkong, and Japsit cu the 19th The N. P. steamer Goodwis arrived at a serall committeo; perhape Mr. McKie wond used us us and together are about 67 feet deep other way. He did not see the defendant strike to the shiu, carrying staff ashore and along the inst
His IYAU As you wish Oil "has a he où. The Inspector must live down there, facing Jervois Street (a-10 £4, street), and back; the horse or raise his hand as if to strike.
The N. P.steszier Breconshire has arrived at and it would be very much better to go downing into Burd Street (20 ft.) and having a coatral
In reply to His Worship witness said that if each to the camp. Ten bones of gold wore
Yokohama and sailed for Tacoma on the oth wide circulation and is very much used. It is there. make an inspection, and bring a definite winding stair with well-hole and window in roof; pig at his Well wis said that int to the camp bus six more and all the mails,
composed of aromatic and stimulant horis and with what baggage, etc. landed was retaineri
inst. proposition before the Government Putting re
at a camp on beach opposite the ship, ou another storey is no good. At any rats Ï } are thoroughly lit and ventiluted. Now houses have been bound to have seen it.
The C. P. R. steamer Empresa of Ching ar barks, most of which are well known in our pharmacopoeia, together with pingpin (a costly Yenny.. Lea of 1590 dxactly similar to these, and it seems shop, who akurat assistant at a proper's charge of the chief und junior bficers, and Chief rived at Vancouver at 9:30 pm on Tuenly,ind of cumplior) bishops wort, orris root, with
saw the occurrence, denied that Engineer Moore. During the afternoon some
the 28th August, the defendant struck the couplainant's horse untives came to cur and by aid of my
The C. P. R. steamer Tartur left Yokohama two or three other less known articles, but none In reply to His Worship wituose said that if knowledge of Portuguese I was able to informa
into many Chinese medicines. It is one of Dr. Hurtig miniated I should like gone the defondant had strack the complainant's them what wo were, and to ask for my kindly on Wednesday, the 20th inst., for Victoria and of the objectionable substances which enter explanation of last paragraph in letter of aphorse he would have seen it.
ail, which was truly offered. Soon after this Vancouver.
The N. Y. K. steamer Sudo Maru (European the combinations which has real aferite and His Worship said-In this case, to cam-
the first zauto returned from Pahaan, where the Line) left Kobe via Moji for this port on the it is not strange that it has atfinel so wide plication before deciding
Mr. McKie minuted Same view at Dr. menca with, I was rather dissatisfied with the President resides, and brought with him one of
од 9th inst, and is expected to arrive here on the a repetation for the relief of maladies for which
it is recommended, evidence for the presention. It was not at all the head man of the village, with whom Mr. th pros. Hartigan."
Cari minted -- Will to explained at satisfactory. But the whole story of the cord-Smith, que of the passengers, was able to con
(Siguel) DocToR J. G. KERR, The T. K. K. steamer America Buru, with
Canton, China, meeting."
plainant has been refuted to my satisfaction hy verse freely in Latin, so my pour Spanish was mails, &c., left Shanghal for this port on
·Consider at next
Any order please apply to:- Mr. Baddeley mianted
the evidence called for the defence. I am bound thrown overboard. Cump life that nicht was Wednesday, 29th inst., at midnight.
MESSES. DARTLY & Co., to say that I am well satisfied with it-partimost uncomfortable on account mesting."
No. 19, Queen's Road Central, cularly with the interpreter whom I submitted squalle sud hoovy rains, but we had to be thunk-
Hongkong. to a very Bavaro eras-examination. It was fl the ladies were well housed from the quite clear to may mind that there was no strik
Who are appointed Sole Agents for the sala of our Goods. ing that morning, The famous is dismissed
KWONG CHI KOON. Hongkong, 5th May, 1900.
HUNG
think-
couid he built under Sec. 8 sub-section a of 34
Dr. HARTIGAN-I have
proposed another
therefore only reasonabls that these should be sturoy, I purposely loft that ont. I left it allowed to stund.” open question.
The VICE-PRESIDENT-Your motion is to provide suitable quarters ?
Dr HARTIGAN Simply to provido suitable yunsters, AR
The VICE-PRESIDENT-Vory well, I am out of order and
nuder
the strong
elements. Certainly had these arrangements not been taken in hand us early as they were ve should all have fared very badly, for the Captain
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Mr. McKi in esconding Dr. Hartigan's motion, said he would not let his boy or Chinese servanta live in the house oconpied by Inspector Watson. It was not nearly so well ventilated
YOU MUST STOP COUGHING. as the Blinds in which the cattle were bongod.
Mr. CHROBNE strongly supported the motion. Mr. LookEn agreed with the Vice-President that it would be batter to have one definite The best way to cure Chronic Coughs, Bron-
One of the simplest and certainly the most had to desert the ship that night, Saturday. An THE Oklest and Largest Payer in the ps Colony with a Circulation far ahead of proposal to present to the Government, and chitis, and Chest Colds is to apply Little's ultimately the motion was withdrawn and one Oriental Balm. Rabbed woli into the chest and agreeable and effective method we know of for armed guard was kept over each of the camps
prin THE ONLY. CEYLON JOURNAL that proposed by the Vice-President was carried. It bark, it penetrates immediately to the inflamed couling the body for a few hours is to take a and perfect order prevailed. Most of the erowany cthor local was to the effect that Dr. Hartigan, Mr. McKie, parts. The tickling in the threat causes; the Beth once or twice a day to which a lttle and Chinese passengers were wet through the
regular SPECIAL TELEGRAMS. and Dr. Clarks be appointed a committee to go spasm weakens: the cough disappears. It ofton Coady Fluid has Leesi sdied. The cooling whole time, but they sous set to work and rigged of Mail and of other important Intelligetes is the oldest and still immeasurably the best down to Kennedy-town and look round and pick curos when nothing else will. Could anybody refreshing and invigorating effects are really up tents of blankets and leaves the next day, of Mail a site and recommend it to Government."
afford to to without it in the house all the time? marvellous. A Coudy's Fluid Bath strengthens Sunday, and in time I counted over 26 different from Bombay Mudras, Galle, &c. besides Mr. N. Lowe, of James Street, Blackburn, the system and braces the nerves: it also in camps. Mind you, we had about 165 people have REUTER'S SERVICE FROM EUROPE, &c.. THE CLOSING OF THE TUNG WA JEANCH -
says:--I was worn out almost to the grave witle parts a delicious sensation of absolute purity and perhaps 10 more at the other camp on the NE PLAGUE HOSPITAL,
a racking cough that all the remedios and the and freshness. The feeling produced is remark beach. Fortunately her at land was a fine doctora failed to relieve. It was cured with one ally like that resulting from a good swim in stream of good water which proved a great bottle of Little's Oriental Balm. It shall be my the open sea. We advise all our readers to blessing. By means of big camp-fires and try a Bath to which enough Condy's Fluid has rady lunds foul was cooked and clothes dried doctor through life.
Sold at Ro. 1 per bottle. Agents for Hong been added to colour the water a very faint pink This day was employed by part of the crew DISPENARY. and we believe they will thank us for the and some natives bringing up the stores and kong-THE VICTORIA
1998-2 suggestion.
baggage Inuded the day previous, LD.
The following latter, dated August 8th, from the Tung Wa Hospital directors to the Ac ting Colonial Secretary, was submitted:
It will be exactly three months on the 12th instant since the matsheds at Kennedy-town were opened to receive plague patente, and the expenses up to date amount to about $1,500, in
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