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French and Russian navios combined are able to dispute the sopremacy of the ses with Grest Britain, It further states that Russia is willing to shed forrents of blood to defend Franco on the land provided that she is able to nly on the French feet to support her in the event of war.
AMERICAN SHIPPING BUBSIDY BILL.
London, 24th February. The Mercantile Marine Committee of the American House of Representatives has refused to report upon the Shipping Subsidy
Bill.
FATAL GUN EXPLOSION.
London, 20th February. One of the guns in Fort Lafayette, Now York, exploded while being fired, four men being killed and eleven injured.
NESBOSS AND THE FRANCHISE,
London, 20th February. A meeting representing 100,000 vegro voters has been held in New York State to protest against the disfranchisement of the negroes under the new Virginian Constitution. Pre sident Roosevelt was applauded for his recent appointments of negroes to offer! positions in the Southern States..
AN EGYPHAN. ELOPEMENT,
London, 24th February. The Princess Nimet Allab Honem, the younger married sister of the Khedire of Egypt, objecting to harems, bas eloped withes Austrian Count. It is reported that she intends becom- ing a Christian, and will marry the Count.
AN IMPORTANT DECISION,
Fondon, 25th February. The Supreme Court of the United States, in connection with the interstate transmission of lottery tickets, has given a decision which is interpreted to imply that Congress possess plenory authority not only to regulate, but to prohibit any form of interstate commerce, thus enabling it to destroy monopolies by prohibiting the distribution of their products. A
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25TM¤, 1903
considers would be only tinkering with the Laws of the game..
THE EDUCATION RATE. --
Loudon, 28th February.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
THE BRITISH ASSOCIATION, Mr. Balfour has been elected President of the I addressing the Liberation Society in
British Association for the coming year. The London, Dr. John Clifford, M.A., the minister of Praed Street and Westbourne Park Charch,, meeting in 1995 will be held at Capetown and and formerly President of the Metropolitan Johannesburg. The Times considor the Asso- Free Churches Council, said that their foreciation will play the part of an Imperial mission fathers went to prison in preference to paying holping forward the work of reconciliation, and rates to repair church fabrics, and he would hints that the Prince of Walas will' accept the go to prison before he would pay the Church
Presidency in succession to Mr. Balfour and Education rate.
will accompany the Association to South Africa, making the visit in every sense an Imperial one.
QUEEN VICTORIA MEMORIAL.
London, 26th February,
A sum of £230,000 has been subscribed towards the Queen Visteria Memorial, but three times as much is required to execute the original design.
THE BALEAN PROVINCES.
London, 26th February. The Soffa correspondent of the Times states that the revolutionary leaders talk of postpon. ing the threatened insurrection in Bulgaria, Sorvia, and Macedonis, until August.
NR. CHAMBERLAIN AND CANADA.
Lontoo, 27th February. The Right Hon. J. Chamberlain has been invited to visit Caseda
ANTI-GAMBLING LAWS.
London, 26th February."
The State of New Jersey has rend a bill a third time for the suppression of beiting and wagering on any sport or competition.
A SOUTH AMERICAN SWINDLE.
London, 26th February.
A swindler named Fermin Montero has been arrested at Panama for frauds amonating to 2,000,000. dollars in gold against several banks at Santiago de Chili.
COST OF MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S TOUE;
London, 28th February. It estimated that the expenditure in con- nection with Mr. Chamberlain's tour will
amount to £2,200,
A FRIENDSHIP OF NINETY YEARS ETANDING.
"Has anyone ever heard until to-day of a friendship of 90 years' standing between two mon Pasks the Derty News Paris correspon dent, who tells the following story-The friends who have lived all these years in intimary and amity are M. Legonve, of the French Academy, born on February 15, 1907, and M. Damour, of the Academy of Sciences, born on July 10, 1803. They were already playfollows when the guns of the Invalides announced the birth of the ill-fated King of Rome. Their playground then was the garden of the Palais Roya!, where they made mud pies under the direction of their mothers..
A NEW YORK HOTEL.
The now Hotel Belmont, now being built in New York, promises to be a wonder. It has taken five months to blast the foundations from the solid rock. Fivo storeys will be below the atrest lovel and (wenty-two above. There will be nine stawys of publio, service, and storagerooms, 750 bedrooms, with a telephone in each, and nearly a thousand employees. The guests will have ive lifts at their disposal, the hotel servants four, and there will be another two for the handling of freight. No bedroom will adjoin a lift shaft. The underground storeys will connect by passuges both with the nearest station on Now
THE THIELGARTEN.
The K'ser having fluished the Avenue of
Victory, lining it with thirty-two marble KODAKS,
statues of his ancestors, has now turned his attention to other parts of the Thiergarten. He has selected the well-known orossing in the centre of the Thiergarten, called the "Grosser Stern," as the scene of his operations. Round the circumference of this place will be arranged
In the contre there will marble benches of artistic design to be backed by few hedges. be a monumental fountain displaying the logoud of Saint Hubert, Several other marble groups will be ranged around, giving pictures of the chase in different ages Several ominent sculp tors will be engaged. The Kaiser has given each sculpter bis appointed task, going minutely irts the detaile of the work. It is expected that the work when completed will cost about 100,600 marks (£2,000).
A MILE IN HALF A MINUTE. "I expect to do a mile in the automobile in half a minute, Fournier, the famous automobilist, is reported to have said recently- and the interviewer saya, he seemed as sure in his prediction ss if he were speaking of having coffee and rolls for breakfast next morning.
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"I bave done the mile in 48 seconds several times recently," he continued, "and I hold the official record at just a fraction more than that, I have no hesitation in saying that oflan I have travelled at the rate of a mile in forty pocondE,
no limit of speed in the automobilo." Asked though not for a long distance. There is
how it feels to ran an automobile at the rate of a mile is forty-six seconds, he replied "It is like flying. I suppose if a man coul ritinformation estride of the projectile of a 13-inch gan e
would feel about as we did in that record.
"CHARTERED SECRETARIES."
that
THE NEW STATUS OF THE SECRETÄRT. A correspondent writes to the Financial
the Neux Apart from comp.unicated Royal Charter of
of Secretaries, it is surprising how little Incorporation had been granted to the Instituts reference has been made to so important a Some ten years ago, when Mr. President Roosevelt is at present in Na York's version of the Twopenny Tube, and ahead, intont only on the rond that lies directly Kelman and Mr. Brown took the Initiative in the Institute, if properly managed and with the torminus of the great Vanderbilt rail in front; and yet somehow your eyes manage its formation, it was said more than ouro that road system; so that it will be possible for até take in the general effect of the country as guest at the Belmont to travel from his bad.
ANARCHISTS IN NEW YORK.
London, 28th February.
making trip the other day. You look straight
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LIEUTENANT WITTON'S CASE.
London, 25th February. Mr. Chamberlain has promised to present to His Majesty the King the Australian depato- tion's petition for the release of Lieutenant York, and the police are taking extraordinary Witton, who is now serving a sentence of penal
precautions for his safety. In connection with servitude for life for offences in connection with the arrest of Hirtzal, it is reported that a plot the Dutch Veldt Carbineers in Pietersburg to kill uropean rulers, which the New York room to San Francisco without leaving the Jou paes it. And the result? Yn ere in supported, was a step in the right direction,
district of the Transvaal.
DUTCH RAILWAY STRIKE.
London, 25th February. Soldiers now occupy all the Dutch railway stations. They have been furnished with ball cartridge.
bill.
Lendon, 26th February. Dr. A. Kayper, Premier and Minister of the Interior of Holland, has introduced a forming a brigade for the purpose of supplying a regular railway service in the case of strikes He has promised an enquiry into the grievances of the railway employees who baya threatened
to strike,
THE VENEZUELAN ZHOUDLE.
The protocol in
London, 25th February.
connection with the
Venezuelan diffenlly provides that the Hague
polles asserted existed, specifically included the assassination of President Lenbut.
RUSSIA AND THE FINNS.
From foundation-stone to Cover of a roof. cornice the hotel will rise 360ft., and cest con- siderably over £1,000,000. When Brisbed it is claimed that it will be not only fire but mos- quito, noise, and fly-proof:
WIDENING THE WICKET.
tensely cold from passing through the air ataud that it probably bad a great future before it. "I do not suppose that at that date the કલી શ
high rate of speed. And you are founders, far-sighted as they were, were so sanguine of the health of their infant as to hungry. Oh, how hungry !"
believe that they were laying the foundation. stone of a new profession; and yet this is what has happened by the grant of a Royal Chartor to the Instituto. The secretary of to-day who is within the fold of the Institute is as much a professional gentleman as is his twin brother,
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RUSSIAN POLICE OFFICER PUNISHED.
London, 26th February. Colonel Sprafroff, Chief of the Russian Police que-tion of preferential claims on 1st Septem at Kronstadt, has been deprived of his civil deal with the matter. Dr. W. G. Grace, whose plague if Government would listen to her advice expert knowledge of stamps, transfers, allot."
This point is to be decided within six rights, dismised from the army, and sentenced
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monia, also when, bow, and by whom tho to two years' military punishment for taking points out in an article he has contributed to throughout the city were suspended on that day grief in consequence of the ignorance or
costs of arbitration shall be paid.
MB, HOFMEYER AND MR. CHAMBERLAIN. London, 26th February,
bribes and forging.
London, 28th February. The Tsar of Russia has dismissed four Fio- nish Governors for protesting that the Russian
The proposal to increase the width of the military law regarding the conscription was a violation of the constitution of Finland, and had wickets at cricket continues to exercise a good deal of attention at home, and all sorts of people not been submitted to the Dist.
are rushing into print with their own partion London, 27th February. Elaren members of the Finland High Courtlar views on the subject. Most of the loss of Justics and other officials have been dismissed important counties are opposing the alteration, without pensions for instituting proceedings but white Yorkshire and Lancashire have not against General Kaigoroloff in nounsation with up to latest advice pronounced their views, the Australians, Surrey, Middlesex and the Maryle- a street demonstration at Helsingfors.
bone Club have welcomed the suggestion of the county captains to widen the wicket byy nû inch, and this it is thonglit will be sufficient to make it law when the ruling body comes to opinions naturally carry a great deal of weight, the King that there, is danger in altoring the rules and implements which have been in nee so long and have helped to raise the game to such a height of popularity. Certainly no change should be made unless the proposed one is first given a good trial." Dr. Grace has some interesting observations to make on the width of the bats that are nowadays employed Le regards it as being very strange that the authorities should have allowed rule, he says. will now be enforced and cricket- ers will have to use bats of proper width. The veteran cricketer has also some pertinent things to say about the new leg-before-wicket proposals which were tried and found wasting by the minor counties last summer, and in his opinion we have heard the last of this question for twenty years to come.
VẠ THE UGANDA BAILWAY.
London, 27th February. The Uganda railway from Mombas, on the coast of British Blust Africa, to Lake Victoria Nyanza has been completed,
The Hon. J. H. Hofmoyer, leader of the Afrikander Bond, in the coures of an interview, Binted that Mr. Chamberlain's tour fa South Africs was generally a success. Mr. Cham berlain had acted wisely in talking to the people individually, instead of from within an official ring fonce. All the people were inclined to trust him, and all sensible citizens would be ad valorem duty, besides the present duties, on bats to be wider than the rule allows. This
Jogal to the Crown
A DOMESTIC TRAGEDY AT BAMSGATE.
London, 25th February.
A shooking tragedy has been enacted at Bamsgate. The house of a man named Henson, a bricklayer, was wrecked by an explosion of gun- cotton: Henson and his wife were found with their throats cut, and are both in a critical condition. A sun, who was also in the house, was blown to places. Mrs. Henson had taken proceedings to obtain a separation order against her husband, who is suspected of being the anthor of the tragedy.
London, 26th February Further details of the shocking domestic tragedy at Ramsgate yesterday show that Henson after a violent quarrel, lighted a gun- cotton fuse with the intention of blowing up the house. His son was killed whilst trying to extinguish the fuss. Meanwhile Henson cat his wife's throat and then his own. The build ing was completely wrecked.
SEW BYSTEM OF ETHKNGRAMS.
London, 25th February..
Sir Oliver Joseph Lodge, M.Sc., F.B.S., and
FAMERICAN SHIPPING SCHEME.
London, 27th February. Serntor Elkin hse introduced a bill in the United States Senato, imposing a 10 per cast.
goods imported by other than American vessels, AN EGYPTIAN JURPLUS.
London, 27th February The Egyptian surplus for the past year exceeds two millions sterling.
EXCLUSION OF ALIENS.
London, 27th February. Sir Howard Vincent moved an amendment on the Address-in-reply urging the Government to legislate for the exclusion of destituto aliena The Government under pressure agreed to oneldor a remedy when the report on alien immigration is received. The amendment was withdrawn.
SPEECH BY THE DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE.
in the game.
THE BRITISH POST OFFICE. Attention is called to the astonishing growth of the Post Office mails by the application of the Great Western Railway Company to the increase from Postmaster-General for an
now paid-to nearly £115,000-the enn £300,000, on account of the increasing bulk and weight of the mails. The mails were first sent by railway in 1839, over the line between Liverpool and Manchestor, but not until the first years of the reign of Queen Vistoria (says the Chronicla) did the practice become general. In that year the Grand Junction Railway ws: opined, and our forefathers were startled by
incompetence of their secretaries in such matters. Bat this is not the only reason why a secretary should have sa education and a responsibility equal to, if not greater than, a
chartered accountant.
of offering four sheep, two rams, and a khaudiments, certificates, "gistrations, and similar of boiled rice to Mahakali, and if all business work, and not a few companies have come to the plague would be stopped. A number of people suffering from plague were brought to her but she refused to heal all who had tried other remedies. In the end she allowed one plague patient to be brought to her, and began sucking the bubo, when the pressure
"In these days, when most of the great in- of the crowd forced her to desist. Sabee-dustrial auterprises of the Empire are being quently others were treated in similar manner, either by sucking or biting the bube, applying a red powder and pressing batel nat on the Labo with her too. She then beat them with s green staff to drive ont the plague. Each operation lasted twenty minutes. The woman
and two mes have been charged with commit Ling a auisancs. The case stande adjourned.
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LETTER STAMPING DY XLECTRICITY. The General Post Office authorities have been tasting letter-stamping macbines, driven by electricity, for several months, and now, a Pall Mall Gazette representative learns, thors are about twenty in use. They are of fourty of forming an Institute of Secretarios, types, ono a Canadian invention, the others and he said then, with great truth, and with named the Bickerdike, words which have been borne ont largely by American, and are
Busequent events, that, owing to the institution Columbia, Boston, and Hay-Dolphin, machines are the inventions of exgingers and of joint-stock companies, the whole foundation BRISTLES, GALANGAL, DUCK FEA of trade and commerce in England was being THERS, HUMAN HAIR ANTIMONY, not electricians, and may be driven by steam or Londen, 27th February.
any other motive power, as well as by electric gradually altered, by the turning of private and every kind of General Export Goods. The Duke of Devonshire, addressing the
motors. They bare heen found very useful, enterprise into public companies, and by the Liberal Univuista Association at Westminster,
as the best of them will stamp from 10,000 large and continuous formation of new public whilst eulogising Lord Salisbury, remarked that the duty of Prime Minister was easier for Mr.
to 3000 letters per hour, the others companies. And he said that, nader those 15.000 to 20,000; but the work is not so well circumstances, it is a well-known fact that when Balfour, as be could regard many questions mere
done as it would be by a hand-sorter, whose companies on a sound basis, and in ovory respect
above reproach, are formed, there is a very great.EE HONGKONG STEAM WATER→
BOAT CO., LD., is prepared to supply from the Unionist, than the Conservative stand. point, rendering the two sections more intimate.
average speed is 2:00 per hour. "Bnt you
ANY QUANTITY of PURE FRESH WATER to the Shipping, both for Deck and Mr. Chamberlain, he said, occupied a position the fact that letters posted before eight cannot put brains into a machine," as one of difficulty on the part of the directors of those in the Government and in Parliament scarcely o'clock in the evening could be delivered by noon the Post Office oficials observed. There are, companies in finding suitable and eligible men
Call Flag W.
J. W. KEW, second to that of Mr. Balfour. Referring to on the next day in Manchester. Slace that indeed, several drawbacks to machino-stamping, to take the post of secretary. He said, "The Boilers.
Manager, D.Sc. London, Oron, and Vict., Principal of the #ducation Bill of hit session, the Dake of time the mails have gone on rapidly increasing. The machine-staruper, for one thing, cannot reason is, these directors do not know where or
lat Flour, 37, Cannaught Road. 18338 the University of Birmingham, and Dr. Devonshire admitted that if a general election The figures of the last twenty years show that always be kept in operation, because sometimes to whom to go to find such men, and, conse-
Hongkong, 18th June, 1902 Alexander Muirhead have invented a new had then been held the Government would the volume of pestal traffic had more than the work comes in in dribblets, and at others quently, the demand is in excess of the supply. "system of “athergrams" (wireless telegrams) probably have been severely defeated. He spoke doubled. Before the establishment of the with a great rush. The hand-stamper knows On the other hand, many able, qualified, and exceeding Signor Marconi's system in accuracy. hopefully of a solution of the Irish land ques-mail caches the transmission of the post was how to place the stamp exactly whore it should enterprising young men, anxious to occupy
tion, and said it was still possible that the very erratic, and in the middle of the be; the machines often pince the stamp half these positions, unless they are possessed of WINCHESTER CARABINES. sigliteenth century between such important cross the envelope, sometimes obsoare the private enterprise, hare no means whatever of 12 SHOT REPEATING. CALIBRE 44 question of Home Rule would be revived.
centres as London and Edinburgh the post was address, and make other irregularities, so that putting themselves into communication with LORD ROFEDERY AT GLASGOW,
***Competent secretary, successful company, Lendon, 27th February. transmitted only three days a week and on one the stamping done has to be gone over and the directors to whom I am linding. Lord Rosebery, addrossing the Liberal occasion consisted of only a single Istter, which letters weeded out and slamped by band. Nons League at Glasgow, said that the Imperialism was for an Edinburgh banker named Ramsay of the macbines is an eficient stamper of letters is a City truism, and although there are excep of the British Government meant a bloated Then came the mail coaches, first established varying sizes and thickness; but when letters tions to this rule, statistics undoubtedly lie in day too soon. ére-all of one character, posted by some big that direction; so that the Chartered Institute expenditure, while the country needed a saner, from London to Bristol by Palmer, of Bath,
The success of the Institute has been large, its cheaper, and les provocative Imperialism. He who started the first ocnoh on August 2, 1784, commercial firm, the machines do their work of Bocretaries has not come s secured the Government of indifference to all at eight o'clock in the morning, and it reached rapis y and zaliafactorily. Probably one or
its destination at eleven at night. Other routes two of the machines will be introduced into the membership having bean: In the year 1891, social questions,
were opened on in the following year, and nail South West District office, and other offices 191; in 1892, 525; in 1893, 663; in 1899, 765; MAP OF THE SIKLANG or WEST 8,069 NEWSPAPERS
coaches scou, berame general. They covered a of similar importanes, gradually. British in 1895, 766; in 1996, 521; ía 1897, 1,953; in RECOMMEND MACNIVEN & CAMERON'S PENS.
TRE WAVELLES PES, for Easy Writing, perlod of asty years, during which the high engineers, it appears, have not given much 1898, 1,107; in 1899, 1,145, and in 1903, 1,709). THE FLYING SCOTCHKAN PEN, instead of a Quill. ward were so improved that the speed of the attention to stamping machines. They have, The Chartered Institute has already a benevolent Tas Fransa J writes 200 words per dip. Sold casches increased from about six miles an hour however, ample scope to improve the types nor fund and other invested fonds to the amount
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NEW GOVEENOE OF MALTA.
London, 25th February, Sir Charles Mansfeld Clarke, Bart, Quartermaster-General to the British forces, has been appointed Governor of Malta.
BANJITSINHJI ON ORICKET.
London, 25th Februszy. Babjitainbji, the moled cricketer, has ex- pressed his strong disapproval of the proposal to widen the wickets. He eulogises the Australian methods of bowling, and declares that true pitches are teaching English cricketers that something more than mere length is necessary to obtain wickets on good, dry, hard pitches. The unreliableness of this English climate, he considers, is against any change in the wickets, which, moreover, he
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