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of the bulk of the battalion, been placed at the disposal of one of the Indian regiments, and detachments from another have been lodged in the Sanatorium at Magazine Gap, But on the return of the Hongkong Regi. ment the pressure will again, become acute.
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The British anrveying-ship Rambler arrived from the Sonth yesterday morning.
One fresh case of plague and one death
Six hundred teachers have arrived in Manila to augment the teaching staff of the Depart ment of Public Instructions.
Pollard's Lilliputians are to visit Manila in (Chinese) were reported during the 24 hours the early part of next month, and from there go to Honolulu and to the United States, it is ending at noon yesterday.
said.
The Siberian dogs for the German South Polar Expedition, which have recently been quartered at Mr. Kennedy's Horse Repository, were yesterday shipped for Sydney by the s Nuentang. Thence they will accompany the members of the expedition on their voyage of
The P.W.D. officers seem to be a little more on the alert, as is shown by the prosecution of a contructor of yesterday's sitting of the Magie tracy, for infringing the Building Ordinance. It is a pity that it requires the loss of a half. hundred lives to make Government officials wake up and do their duty conscientiously.
The plague on the Mesageries Maritimes as Laos was attributed to our Hongkong rats, but as details of any enquiry into the matter are. still wanting, it may be taken that the case is
not yet proven.
News has been received in Shanghai that seventy griffins belonging to a well-known dealer are awaiting shipment at Tientsin. They will probably be taken down in the steamer Eldorado, due in Shanghai some time during the present week, in good time for the autuma training.
The prohibition of the sale of intoxicants on Sunday is being strictly enforos in the Philippines.
According to despatches from the North,
fairs at Poking under Chinese control ars already relapsing into the old gruóvė.
TELEGRAMS.
"DAILY PRESS" SERVICE:
[BOR QUE CORRESPONDENTS.]
The Americans are having a lively time on the island of Cebu, PI., the insurgente having THE CRISIS IN CHINA. again energetically taken to the warpath.
ho Civil Commission at Manila has em
pines to hold preliminary examinations in powered, the Justices of Peace in the Philly.
criminal case..
The discontent and numer as resignations among the members of the Manila Metropolitan Police force has induced the government to reorganies the fores. In this, apparently, Manila is ahead of Hongkong.
LONDON, 19th August, 7.85 p.m.
LI HUNG-CHANG STILL OBSTRUC- TIVE MINISTERS FIRM. Dr. Morrison cable he Times from
ing the Protocol, has forwarded objections Peking that Li Hungin acknowledg
regiments will remain or be replaced. The 3rd Madrus Light Infantry are, it is true, ordered back to India in three weeks' time, but they are, we hear, to be replaced by one of the regiments now at Shangbai.diacorory. The Garrison of Hongkong, which had, up to the Boxer outbreak in North Chinn and the attempted massacre of the Foreign Ministers, been more or less nominal, orat least only maintained at the point suficient to man meagrely the principal fortifica. tions, will in future have to be kept on something like a level with ordinary require
A Kowloon resident writes complaining that ments, if not on a basis of affording assist. ance to Shanghai or Peking. The great a Chinese theatre has been put up within a distance from any base of supplies and the stone's throw of his house and just under cover of the Folies Station. The place is now, hs possibilities of local difficulties arising out of European complications, have at last, by says, a "howling wilderness" Our correspon dint of actual events, convinced the British dent remarks that a prominent firm's fire-engine War Office of the importance of regarding stands just outside the theatre. We would Hongkong not merely as a cooling, station suggest to the Police that they should get the Governments of other countries or private in- ball held by insurgents Argos, Calm, P.J.. Cronstadt for the Far East.
RECESHIPY,
but as a place of arms from which, if assistance can be afforded to British trade or those engaged in it in the ports of China. The Colony will, therefore, in future be garrianed more in accordance with its strategic importance, though, pro- bably there may be differences of opinion between the War Office and the public as
engine at work inside and irrigate the wilderness,
The date of the enquiry into the sinking of á cutter by collision with a steam-launch in the harbour on Saturday night, whemby eight lives were lost, has not yet been fixed, and car state ment that it was to be held yesterday morni is incorr et. The information came from the Barbour Ofes, but was apparantly mount to
which is reported in another column.
Recently the Siamese Government applied to the Japanese Navy Department through the medium of Mr. Inagaki, the Japanese Minister at Bangkok, for the construction of a wor-ship for Siats. The application was refused, as the regalations of the Japanese Naval Shipbuilding Yards do not allow them to build vessels for the
is very anxious to have a war-ship constructed dividuals. The Siamese Government, however, Japan, as the cost of delivering the vessel will not be so great as when built in Europe.
The following paragmph in the British Medical Journal of the 20th ult, under the herding of The Plague" is brief and trenshaat: For the week ending July, 13th, 26 fresh cases of plague occurred in Hongkong, and 21
The friars in the Philippines are anathematisto 1. Kung-yi's scheme with regard to ing the government, saying that Governor Taft Shangha The Ministers of the Powers has declared war against God, and calling the Commissioners fear brawlers. All this entery have declined to reopen the question.
NEW RUSSIAN CRUISER FOR THE is caused because the American Government re-
FAR TAST fuses to interfere in things roligions and to
The Russian cruiser Varyag. has ally itself with the priests
A military and police detachment spoiled s by surrounding the house and ordering the rebels to surrender. Instead of doing so, thay
The Americans killed eight and captured two turned out the lights and attempted to escapo, wounded, sustaining themselves only one estralty.
to the number of troops that will be re-apply to another voltision, the enquiry into deaths from the disease. This is a farther that they should consure the Manila Press for
quired to make the garrison effective. Still it is much to have the position of the Colony
a mengnised; the next step gained may be its eficient fortification. At present the entrances to the harbour of Victoria are sufficiently protected, but the southern coast of the island of Hongkong is still totally unprotected. Possibly the most vote mule will be for this purpose; we will hope so, at any rate!
Mr. Fang Wa Chuon and his colleagues have balance in hand from the Typhoon Fund of 83,300, which they have boon asked to use for
the relief of the Surviving Sufferers of the
dainution upon the returns for the previous wesl:, and the sharp outbreak is apparently passing away. The Hongkong community is of State for the Colonies, asking that a Com. said to be preparing a petition to the Sorrelary
slate of Hongkong. Sanitary exports have Cochrane Street disaster. They will be obligedission be appointed to enquire into the Sanitary was their advice taken or their warning heeded. if the police or public will direct any of the visit Hongkong before, bat in few instances those who were killed, to the Committee, whe
A and fatality occurred on board the I.-C. a.s. survivors needing help, or poor dependants o n are willing to reader prompt assistance.
Loksang last week, say the N.-C. Daily News of the 17thinet, whon the steamer was at Motoran taking on a cargo of coal for Shanghai. A shot was heard, the sound of which indicated that it had been fired in the second-engineer's cabin.
A Hisian. despatch to Shanghai reports that the Empress Lowager is feuding much alarm at the receipt of a recent telegram from Yang Ju, Chinese Minister at St. Petersburg, staling
Judge Wait, vice-president of the Bar Association of Manila, recently called a meeting of the members of the association and suggested its attacks on a judge in one of the city's ecurts. His proposition fell entirely to the ground, all of the members declaring that One barister shrewdly remarked they might as consuring the Press was outside their province..
Press. well bay at the moon as try to mussle the
It is reported from Tokyo that matters connected with the prohibition of all import of arms into China have been repeatedly discussed at the conference of foreign repre- sentatives at Peking; but nothing has been finally decided yet. Some Ministers adhere to the view that the prohibition should remain in force five years, while others favour a shorter that several more mostings will have to be held before 1.. matter is decided.
It is satisfactory to find that the Royal ... $17.00 Nuval Dockyard is to be formed on so large 25.00 and comprehensive a seale as stated by Mr. 25.00 PLETYMAN. It is, of course, much to be - 30,00 | regretted, from the civilian point wf xime that Great Britain and Russia have recently On entering the cabin, the body of the second term, y two years, It is said to to probable
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Mr. E. A. Hewett, who has boon agent of this scheme was a little late; some portion of
P.&0.Co. at Shanghai for some yours, has been, the reclamation in front of the Naval Yard appointed to succeed Mr. H. A. Ritchie as s had been accomplished and the alterations teperintendent at Hongkong, Mr. Ritelje baving many of the buildings in it had been carried bean transferred to take charge of the West Mr. out, but compensation might and could London branch of the company's business, easily have been made for the outlay thus Hewett has interested himself considerably in incurred by the Government aud ratepayers local questions in the northern port, and is at of Hongkong out of the sale of the ground present Chairman of the Shanghai Municipal that could have been nude. On their side, Council. There will be suple room for his the Admiralty would have gained much innergy in Hongkong. convenience and in elbow-roon. They have Mr. F. M. da Luz, of the Hongkong and Shang-extension. Salary, $1,500 per annua, rising to
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The following advertisement, which is a good comment on the Government claim that the Sanitary stuff is not undermanned, appeared Hongkong. Sanitary Inspectors required for in a home paper a few weeks ago :-
pasares the certificate of the Sanitary Justitute of Great Britain, or other equivalent qualification. the Government of Hongkong. Candidates must Engagement will be for three years with possible 2010 by two annual increments of $120 with exchange
GENERAL NEWS.
LONDON, 19th August, 7.85 p.m.
TERRIBLE SHIPPING DISASTER.
The Yukon liner Zelander has sunk after a collision with an iceberg. 65 1ves and a million dollars worth of treasure were lost.
CENTURION" REACHES
PORTSMOUTH. H.M.S. Centurion has reached Portsmouth, and received a bearty welcome.
THE ROYAL TOUR H.M.S. Ophir has arrived at Capetowa with the Duke and Duchess of Cornwall and York on board. Their Royal High- nesses were welcomed in a magnificent mauner.
REUTER'S SERVICE.
LONDON, 17th August,
NAVAL AND MILITARY WORKS BILLS. The Naval and Military Works Bills have been read a third time.
PARLIAMENT PROROGUED. Parliament has been prorog bed.
suginoor was sean Inuddled up on the floor, with a revolver, still smoking, in the hand. Although
Baron Kodama, Japanese Minister for War the shot had entered the forehead and gone right through the head, the man was still fiving when the cabin was entered, but was unable to and-Governor-General of Formoss, interviewed speak and expired in less than a minute. From by a representative of the Asahi at Kyoto the the position of the body, it was thought that it other day, stated that he intended to establish a was either a case of suicide, or that the revolver lottery at Formous under any circumstances At Amoy the lottery was very popular, and had gone off accidentally.
Formosa was losing a considerable sum of money by not following Amey's example. The profits on a lottery in Formass were estimated amount the Formosans spent on the Amoy at a million yan, which was a quarter of the foltorios. With regard to the objections made said that it was impossible to regard the against the proposed lottery, Baron Kodama Formosans in the same light as the Japanese Striet supervision would be exercised in car. the salary up to a etarling valve of three shillings would be used for charitable, sanitary and other to the dollar. At the present rate of exchange public affairs.. the commencing salary is equivalent to about all mat pocket expenses will also be granted,
GERMANY AND JAPAN. 425 A rent allowance of 1800 per annum and
Cordial telegrame have been exchanged Fres tions to sail for Shanghai on the 10th when Half salary during passage out mud lacus. Fall at Moji on the 9th inst, was making prepare-pany at Tower Hill have beezt gutted by fre, salary from date of arrival in the econd-class passage out and home on
the Japanese steamer Hokoku Mare from completion of engagement. Selected candidates xamination as to fitness to serve itt a tropient strong current was running at the time, and in reference to the reception of Count ven cliumte before appointment.
the cable of the latter vessel parted. The Waldersos in Japan. will be required to undergo atriot medical North China arrived and east anchor. A between the German Emperor and the Mikado
Applications, stating age and experience, whether married or single, and accompanied by Chingo seeing the danger let out 600 fest copies of testimonials (not originals), together with of cable, but the Japanese steamer was driven the ranes and addresses of references of whom towards her and collision resulted. The formar inquiries can be made as to qualification
LORDON, 18th August.
KRITZINGER'S RETREAT FROM CAFE COLONY. General Gorrings has driven Commandant Kritzinger and his followers, the latter number-
CONFLAGRATION IN LONDON. foot, across the Orange River.
No anonymously signed roamunications that love in any case to maintain an establishment on hai Bank, has sent us a copy of a book entitled compensation allowance, maving halfrying out the lottery, and the money received ing only one hundred, men, many of them on
already appeared in other papers will be inserted.
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MARRIAGE.
On the 18th August, 101, at Christ Church, Yokohama, by the Light Kav. Bishop Awdry D.D., naisted by the Rev. Thomas Wright, Rev. WALTER I SOUTHAM, B.D., of Hongkong, to Miss SABAH E. GOLDSTONE, of Toronto, Cannda. (2128
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the Kowloon side, and, large as is the area it is now proposed to reclairu between the Naval Yard and the man-of-war anchorage, it is sta: compared with what it was proposed to give them as an equivalent at Kowloon However, we discussed this question from the naval point of view last month The decision has been made, and the
Short Tables for the Conversion of U.B. Gold Dollars into Silver Dollare and Taste into Dollars and vice-vera, compiled by himself. The tables arc all well arranged, and we have textail them in one or two instances and found them correct The book will prove to be an and reliable, acquisition to all these who have business Shanghai, and the Yangtze and Northern relations with the United States of America,
Colony will have to suffer the couse-treaty ports.
Those ure varied and more than quences. sufficiently trying. In the first place the prospect opened up by the exchange, of a
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The premises of the Mazawattoo Tea. Com-
THE COCHRANE STREET DISASTER
The removing of the ruins at the scene of the Cochrane Street homes-collapse is proceeding day night and one yesterday morning, a total of fourteen, making a grand total of dead unearthed since the accident of forty-three
The man who was unearthed on Tusaday
Yesterday morning there were buried in the Happy Valley the remains of Mrs. Gibbs, one of the six original Nursing Sisters who arrivel broad continuous Praya, will now have to in the Colony in the winter of 1890 for the personal character, will be received by the Crown Enstained some damage near her bow and a be definitely abandoned, und we taust resign service of the Government Civil Hospital, gonts for the Colonies, Downing Street, London, portion of her kall amidships was also damaged, LONDON OFFICE: 131. FLEET STREET, E. ourselves, as best we may, to the thought She received her training atthe London Hospun cintments can be obtained on application to the her stem and stern. No lives were lost ou
of the sea-face of this great port being and served the Colony fuithfully und well up Consulting Engineer, Osbert Chadwick, Esq., either of the steamers. The total damage to pace. Thirteen dead were ozhamed on Mon- permanently cut in twain in the very centre to the date of her resignation in 1899.
All the debris has now been removed from the centre of the street, thas permitting of Tan Naval and Military Works Bills have, of the city, thereby impeding development services, especially during the plague epidemies
At the enquiry at the Middlesex Guildhall
Its free passage, and the heap where the REUTER tells us, been read a third time and greatly, hampering the traffic. The of 1881, 1896, 1898, and 1899, were invaluable. in the House of Commons, which means residents on the upper levels in the middle of In 1896 she contracted plagas herself, and
ultimately recovered and was granted a well-wreek of the Sobraos, Mr. Mair Mackenzie
The Times Odezza correspondent wrote on collapse occurred is diminishing appreciably. that practically they have been passed. Victoria will also have to get accustomed to although her life was then despaired of the on the 18tif alt. into the circumstances of the The Bills provide for the expenditure of the manifold disturbing noises necessarily earned holiday to recover hor health and sppeared on behalf of the Board of Trade, and twelve million pounds sterling, six million arising from a busy dockyard, which they strength. After a few months rest in Scotland Mr. Serutton, KC, for the owners of the the 13th alt. With the completion of the line No more bodies had been recovered stree of which are for naval and six for military will not find conducive to slumber in the she volunteered for plague work in India, where vessel, the P. and O. Steam Navigation Cons of railway between Nikolsk, in the Ussuri morning up to the time when we went to press Wortes. These include a breakwater for early bours of the morning when the most she was employed for some months, being in pany. The captain and the officers were also district of the Far East, and the fortress town last night. Malta, increased coating facilities for the refreaking. sleep is usually obtained in the charge of one of the plagas hospitala there. In represented by counsel. Mr. Mair Mackenzie, of Port Arthur, it is intended to open through
The citizens who have their the 1898 epidemic Mrs. Gibbs again contracted in oponing the case, said the Sobraon, which traffic between Moscow and Port Arthur in the right, who miraculous escape from death has Fleet, and the erection and re-construction suminer. of barreks." The Royal Naval Dockyard places of business in the quarter lying the disease. This time, however, it fortunately was a veszel of 4,411 tons register and was only near future. It will surprise most people who caused a great deal of wondering comment, is
POLICE COURT at Hongkong, for the enlargement of which between the Nuval Yard and Blake Pier proved to be a mild attack and she soon recovered. a year old, having cost £160,000, left Shanghai have followed with interest the progress of the doing well in the Government Ciril Hospital, part of the money will also be used, is, we will find the smoke from the Dockyard On the resignation of the matron, Miss East- for London on April 23 last with 70 passengers. gigantic railway across the continent of Asia and recovering strength hourly.
and performed the duties of this office until miles east of Tang-ying Island, and at midnight the journey from Moscow to Port Arthur will
Tually 20th August are told by Captain PRETYMAN, Civil Lord chimneys no slight nuisance, and the offices mond, in 1898, she was appointed in her place, Her course was set to enable her to pass ten to learn that, according to the latest calculations, of the Admiralty, to be about thirty-four adjoining will have to endure all the din March, 1899. Since bor marrings she has still she was reckoned to be at a distance of 45 miles take 25 days even in favourable dreamstances
BEFORE MR HAZEL NE and-a-half acres in extent, leaving space that inevitably issues from such an establish- interested horself in nursing matters, and acted from the island. Two hours later 28 fathoms Indeed, according to the Odessa Nocoeli, during tion refuses to guarantee arrival in Port Arthur
CASES OF THE for the erection of an additional lurge dock, ment. Nor is this all. The large reclama as hou. secretary of the Ladies Committee, were sounded, and the second officer reported practically half the year the railway administree tion in progress will, notwithstanding the formed only a few months ago, to obtain private that the ship was about two miles of her coarse. if required, and for providing storage ac
Her end was An hour afterwards she ran into a bank of fog from Moscow under a mouth and a half. People
Mak Ng stole & parse containing 3625,in commodation for one hundred thousand assurances of Naval experts, be certain to Nurses for the community. tons of coal. It will thus be apparent that cause considerable silting up along the very sudden, and the sympathies of the ind grounded. Captain Lewis Wibmer, the here are asking what has become of the promise
labour not only are very large additions to be made foreshore from Messrs. BUTTERFIELD Colony are with her bereaved husband and the captain of the Sobraon, stated that he had been of a seven days trip from Moscow to the Asiatic Mexichu Allsex from one Laan Chai, a home in which she was held was evidenced by the years, and had never previously had an accident, rivalling in comfort and luxury oven the tracks Ho Ye stole from cargo boat No 10 be- to the Royal Naval Dockyard, which will SWIRE's offices to Pottinger Street wharf, motherless little one. The respect and estoom in the service of the P. and O. Company for 30 termini of the Siberias Railway in saloons and received one thanth hard labou
Chu Chan, a contractor, of No. 10" Queen's terstions create Hongkong into a great Naval Arsenal, and much dredging will no doubt have to number of mourners who were present at the Shortly after leaving port on April 23, he dis de luxe of the Continent. The average spest longing to Wohr Kam: suhteen pieces of silk,
All these ad funeral early yesterday morning in the
covered an error of ldeg. west in the course of the Siberian passenger train was to be about and was sentenced to six weeks hard
Let 68 but that extensire additions are contemn- be done to counteract this, plated to the barrack accommodation for evils must ensue, either because the Lords Happy Valley Cemetery. Amongst those pro-indicated by the compasses. When it was 35 miles an hour at least. As a insttor of fact, INFRINGING BUILDING ORDINA
ecured he gave no special orders, as he cor- miles an hour is the most the administration of and additions to a building on the garrison, at present very limited. It is of the Admiralty consider the Kowloon saut were the Right Rov. Bishop of Victoria and reported to him that the vessel was within her an average inclusive speed of from seven to nine Road, was charged with commenci true that the purchase of the Mount Austin site too exposed to an enemy's fure, or else Mrs. Hoare, Sir Thomas Jackson, Hon, J. H. Barracks three years ago and the erection because they do not like to defer the work Stewart Lockhart, O.M.G., as representing H.E. aidered that those he had already issued were the railway is prepared to guarantee The betere ablaming the necessary permit, and was of several blocks on Gun Club Hill, Kow- and start afresh. If the latter is the reason, the Governor, and as a personal tribute to ono suficient. He went below at 10 p.m., and was difference between 35 miles an hour and nine ised 8100 or two menthe land labour loon, relieved the pressure for a time, but it may be remarked that they have never with whom he had been personally connected and aroused at 8. a.m, by the grating of the ressel's one which is puzzling Russians immensely, even on Lake Baikal and the vagaries of the too on since the reinforcement of the Garrison by shown any tendency to place value on time highly respected, Hon. F. H. May. C.M.G., koel, and on going on deck he found the engines when every allowance is made for difficulties
Thomson, Rev. J. H. France, Hoa. W Clint fast. The passengers wore at once assisted on three regiments of Indian Infantry there before; it is to be regretted that they should and Mrs. May, Dr. Atkinson, P.C.M.O. Dr. going full speed astern and the vessel hard and daring a portion of the year oving to storms has been much crowding and discomfort. have awoken to a sudden appreciation of it ham, and secres of other residents, including marry the hurricane deck. The cause of the vessel's the Bhilka and Amar. The opinion is general Some of the troops have been housed in at a moment when a little more delay meant Government officials The Rev. F. T. Johnson leaving her course was, in his opinion, an here that the utility-commercial, milltary, or matabeda, some under canvas, and others in so much for Hongkong. If the former nason performed the last solema rites. Mrs. Gibbs was abnormal entrent, which was distinct from the otherwise of the gigantic undertaking sponsor
menenrate with Its colossal proportions. hired buildings-er-in-temporary quarters is that which actuates them, then, as we buried in the forely spot where Sisters Frances ordinary currente set up by the periodicaled by the Bussian Government and paid for
then faken, and the inquiry adjournest. Thus the barracks of the Hongkong Regi- have said before, we can but bow to mval and Gortrute rest. The Colony is richor for monsoons. The evidence of the officers was with borrowed money, will soncealy prove com memories such as those of the deceased lady. ment have, in the absence in North Ching demands, though it be with a heavy heart.
BEFORE Ms. KEMP.
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brass Cham Bang atole from lubriestor and monkey wrench, total value 825, and was botind bra i to, be on his goed- behaviour for three months
clothing. He was
Wan Kam feloniously enter a house on Sal Hing Lane and stole therefrom three boxes of
hard