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|houra" if the body is removed to the mortuary late in the day. Moreover, in addition to the loss occasioned to the inmates from a day or two's 'enforced idleness, it seems that the Chinese com. plain that the disinfecting gang is in the À. S. WATSON & CO., habit of exacting "squeezes" under threat"
of injuring furniture, etc., which has to be disinfected. This could not be proved, but the idea was prevalent. To allay the feeling. Sir HENNY BLAKE arranged in conjunction FLOWER AND VEGETABLE with the medical authorities and the Chinese members of the Sanitary Board that in each health district the inhabitants should appoint a kaifong or committee to receive notices of disinfection and in conjunction with the Sanitary Inspector to appraise damages done. Still no appreciable affect ORDERS are now being exccuted from was produced as far as the practice of dumping bodies was concerned. Ale, rat- New Stocks only.
traps sot in Chinese houses were sprung by the inmates, to prevent the catching of PRICED CATALOGUES, with Hints on possibly infected rats on their preinises. The rat-catchers, it seems, were accused of Gardening, can be obtained free on Appli.making-andue use of their position to get
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squeezes." Not only this, but rats were imported from the villages and even from Canton and Macno in, order to gain the bonus offer for them. So in spito of the sanitary machinery the epidemic continued on its usual course. "The question thea presented itself," says the memorandum, "whether the passive resistanco of the population to disinfection might not be "overcome and whether, if the Chiusse "could be brought to realise the necessity for it, their attitude might not be entirely "changed." His Excellency determind to. make the attempt, and the result was the experiment in the block in Second and Third Streets, which we recently recorded in detail. We need not go into the particulare of this experiment, which must still be fresh in our readers' minds. As will be remembered, one of the most important features observed was the presence of plagau bacilli in bugs, spiders, and vermin. generally. Sir HENRY BLAKE goes on; in the document before us, to speak of the wido distribution of plague infection in The Best and Cheapest Machines in the animal food, and continues --"I have for
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Fighting in Achim continues briskly, though
Kaling, that popular health resort, has, we do not hear much about it up here. From according to a ce aus faken on thể ốib fast, á Rotterdam paper it appears that a lieutenant a population of 663 Europeans, largely mission- and four men were killed in an attack on a forti-aries we presume. The nationalities warn died village last month, the Achinose lotieg thirty-six killed.
TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S SERVICE.
THE "AMERICA" CUP RACE.
LONDON, 23rd August, The Reliance won by seven minutes after deducting time allowance. The wasther was
British residents, male and female, Saplendid, with a fiftoan-kzet brems; the course
"Public Health and Bulldings Ordinance | The railway line between Taiping and Kuala It is reported from Tisntain that Mr. Wynns in relation to overcrowding. The removal Lumpur, F.M.8, has been opened for passenger retires from the management of the Chinese "and reconstruction of Chinese tenement tradit, and the ospitals of Perak and Selangor Engineering and Mining Company either in
houses will be
very costly and will are now joined by rail. "necessarily be a slow process, but it must "be faced if we desire to prevent the devitalising of the working population to "such a point that they fill randy victims "to the invasion of every passing disease" There is little that could be added to this. It is satisfactory to see that the head of the local administration recognises the graatness of the task before the Colony; but we are not so sanguine as he is as to the chancas of effective Chiness co-operation in the crusade against plague. Of the goodwill of the better-class Chinese there is no doubt; but they are unfortunately a very small minority.
The Legislative Connoit at Cape Town ananimously adopted a motion on the let ult. strongly disapproving of the importation of Asiaticans projudicial to the interest of all classes of people in South Africa. The Attorney. General heartily supported the motion. The speakers urged that the English and Dateh should combine to provent Chinese immigration The London correspondent of the Indian
No cases of plagan were reported during the Naily News telegraphed on the 9th instant that the Daily Mail announces that the permanent 24 hours ended at noon yesterday
officials of the Treasury and of the Board of The German Mail of the 22nd plt. was Trade have as the result of an enquiry, unani- delivered in London on the 24th inat.
mously advised against BEr. Chamberlain's fiscal proposals, and the Daily Mail opines that their decision will have the greatest influence in determining Mr. Balfour's attituds, -
Rear Admiral the H n. 4. G. Curzon Howe, C.V.O., C.B., C.M.G., is a passenger by the P. & O. sa Baliwarat, due on Thursday. Ho comes out as second in command of the China Squadron.
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American, 252; Swedish, 33, German, 10; Norwegian, 9; French, 7; Belgien, 5; Finns, 5 Swiss, 4; Austrian, 3; Russian, 2. Total, 683.
Two of the recently asepped convicts st Shanghai, by usme Langford and Want, were sent to the United States in charge of a deputy marshal on the Hongkong Maru, to complete their sentences in San Quintion Prison. Natalie Nalis, a Filipino undergoing a sentence of 15 years' imprisonment for murder, was sent by the same steamer to complete his sentence at San Quintion.
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Afteen miles to windward and book. The „Sharrock started four sedonda ahead, bat, after eighty minutes of close rasing, the Reliance passed her, turning the outer mark three minutes ahead and steadily increasing her lend on the ran homo
BENTENCE ON THE HUMBERTS
LONDON, 2rd Angast, Madame Humbert and her husbud have been sentenced to fire years' solltary confine-
ment.
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The ss. Manchuria, belenging to the East" Asistio "Line, - reached Port Sald last month.
THE BALKAN TROUBLES. from Vladivostock and Chinese ports with a
Loynos, 23rd August. general cargo and about twanty Russian and German passengers. Shortly after her arrival Bulgarien and Greek subjects residing lia a fire was discovered in the reserve. batch, in Romania have received ordara from their rea- The Biúgapore bacteriologist has been con which were stowed bales of tobacco, and a great Quoting a systematic examination of mosquitos.deal of copra. The steamer was taken in towpective Governments to return to their homes He has already examined about 3,000 mosquitoes and brought into a dock isolated from the rest for mobilisation without delay. The Echo "de Chine "learns of the death, at from different parts of the town and of peigh.... | of the ships, and futile attempts were made to Luakar from sunstroke of M. Alert Lan.bdaring islands. Amongst these be only found extinguish the fire, Soon after midnight the Some years ago the deceased was engaged as 4 anopheles. A large number of walls bave whole ship, with the exception of the forward professor of French at the Naakin College and be a closed and pools and marshy ground filed part, was ablaze. Although the ship was filed
la. As far as the protective measures recom-with water, the depth of the dock did not allow. later entered the Chiness postal servico,
mended by the Tropical School of Medicine of her being completely sank, so that the upper were concerned, the President of the Municipal part of the ship was shore the water level, and Commission stated the other day, they must be
the fire raged fiercely for more than a day. left to the public.
The passengers were all safely landed.
No further appointments or promotions are to be given, it is said by the P. & T. Times, to men from Canton, Fohkian, and Kiongui, as these provlaces are furnishing the anti-dyusstic.. movement, and a close watch is, to be kept in all these districts.
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Lieutenant von Saltzmann, of the German
Ary, reached Coustantinople on the 15th ult, Pamirs and Turkestan. He left Tientsio on the 2nd January. We noted his arrival,in Kashgaris some time ago,
after riding through Chiqs and across the
An officer of the Sants Meru, which arrived at Shanghai last week from Nowchwang, stated
The Vossische Zeilung pabliskos statistica for the purpose of showing the decrease of British imports into Germany, and the increase of German exports to Great Britain. In 1899 the value of British imports into Germany was m, 621,000, 100, and of German exports to Great
Britain m. 640,000,000, whereas in 1992 the value of British importa into Germany was m. 610,600,000, and the German exports to
Great Britain amounted to m. 905,500,0 10, or BE
excess over British imports of m.354,900,000. While the valua of British imports ́into
that the manger of the Mitsui Bus Kaisha Germany for the past decade has decreased by at Nowchwang has received instructions from m.1,400,000, the German exports have increased Tokyo to be ready to close the office at aby m.325,500,000, or, 50 per cent. minate's notice. It is therefore balioved at Nowelwang that the velations between Hacia und Japan are fast growing critical; •
"a considerable time been of opinion that "man is himself subject to chronic plague, which may either pass away after a "considerable time, or continue dormart "over the winter months, regaining activity
Mosate W. S. Bailey & Co. yesterday morn with the annual movement of Spring, ing launched from their yari at Hokun the when the curve of the epi l-mic is almost iron towing barge Bremerhaven, built for constant.
In June, I directed Bangkok owners, this bring the second of four "Inspector. GILEY to obtain as manyvesssis for the same owners. They also launched specimens of blood es possible, on slides a small craft to be used in their harbour business, procured from the Government Bacterio. the launch as she left the ways being obris ened Logist
Of these people examines the Nancy by Mrs. E. O. Murphy.
NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
"at random, 454 per cent. were found to
HM.S. Felipe, with Sir Ernest Satow do OELY communications tuiny to the news entunen “ba, infected with plugne, 'th agh' to all board, arrived at Wahaiwei early on the 16th
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appearance perfectly healthy. If we ex-iast, bat almost before she was moored a typhoon Cursespondents must forward their names and do- docommunications addressed to the Edit,clude all the well-tolo, wad take the broke over the harbour, and for some time it nat för publicaties, hut as evidence of good fait
was impossible to laut. After some time, All letters for publication should be written on one side of the paper
however. Admiral Bridgs succeeded in getting on board and taking Sir Ernest to the flagship Otory, where a salute was fired in his usar. Sir Ernest spent Monday at Wui baival, and left on the 18th in the Alacrity for
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The Neue Frete Proase of Vienna publishor an account of disturbances which recently broke out among the political prisoners detained in the St. Petersburg House of Preliminary Detention. The disturbanons wore caused by
the insarceration in the "black hole" of prison ere who had applauded a revolutionary deolara tion made by one of their number. With the object of liberating these unfortunates from their confinement in damp and darkness the rest of the prisonors refused ail food for several quartered in the calls of the rebellious days. Soldiers were called in and wore prisoners, whom they solaced with fisticuffs. The Grand Duke Vladimir, chief of the St. Tho Straits Times of the 17th inst. saya-Petersburg military district, appeared in the "It is with the sincerest regret that the people prison and ordered the immediate withdrawal of the Straits, both here and at home, will of the soldiers. After an enquify, the prisoners hear of the death of Mr. A. W. S. O'Sullivan, were liberated from the "black hole." Similar the Assistant Colonial Secretary, who expired disorders occurred in the Viborg prison, who e suddenly at his residence this forenoon. The caso 20 prisoners, mostly students, where maltreated, is all the more deplorable as having occurred fattored, and thrown into underground.dons, practically on the eve of Mr. O'Sullivan's doperture io anceps the Colo.ial Secretary- It will be remembered, says a home pap, ship of the island of Trinidad, where, it was that some months ago there was a report Lust exproted, his admirable administrativo abilities Admiral, Maréchal, commanding the Franch would very probably evolve some definite sins squadron in the Far Hast, was about to retara of order out of the chaos which chronically to France as a result of certais, dissensiona. reigns there supreme." Mr. O'Sullivan had This information was contradicted by an off-si been identified with the Government of theo at the time, it haing stated that the Straits Settlements for nearly twenty years. Minister of Marine was not aware of any difficulty having arisen. The condict, hows, did exist, and arose out of the actions of Lient. L. C. Prior, who was concerned in the Lieutenant Hoarst, of the guabost Olry, as she Cup "ragging" case, has res goed his result of certain operatibus he had carried out commission. It was not, however, in a sanction on the Upper Yangtze and its tributaries, with that disgraceful affair that he did so, but which were disapproved of by the Government because of his assault on a solicitor's clerk, The correspondence batween the Minister and which we noted the other day. The Naval &
this admiral became more toute concerning that Military Record, after commenting on fri's incident, and it is said that the Adoniral replied resignation, says Another unpleasant equal with too great warmth to the ministrial to the "ragging" trial is the prompt premien observations. To duy the rewall of Admiral of Capt. Williams to the rank of major. It is Marechal is no longer in doubt. He has been true that all the officers concerned were instructed to hand over command to Rear- acquitted by court-martial, and
Admiral Le Du and will be shortly replaced by regalar. But it is not too much to say that of the French Far Eastern Sqadron for LIT public opinion is outraged by the antion of the year: Vies Admiral Maréchal took charge of authorities in at once promoting an officer the squadron in May last year, and in the connected with the "ragging" case. It was ordimry con så of events would have held the said after the court martial that the authorities command till May, 1904. would find means to express their disaproval of the conduct of the soren officers, and such was the general opinion. Yet, on what ground could any of these officers have been passed over? They have been sequitted, and, there, from the military standpoint, the mattor enda.
Ho left a widow.
RUSSIA AND, TURKEY.
-Logbox, 23rd August.
The Sultan has ordered immediato complianco with all Russia's demands, and the Russian squadron at Ininds Bay has been ordered to return to Sevastopol,
SANITARY INSTITUTE · BRANCH -
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PRELIMINARY MEETING.
afternoon d me ting was hold for the purpose of In the Sanitary Board Room yesterday
conalda ing the advisabülty of forming a branch - of the Sanitary Institute in Hongkong. Hon. Dr. J. M. Atkinson, P.C.M.O., was called to the chair, and others present wery Hoa, Wei Yak, Dr. W. W. Pearse, Dr. Burnott, Colonel W. B. Dren, B.N.; Major Dopping Hepetato Walk, B.A.M.C., Deputy Inspector-General R.E. Captain E. C. L. Fitzwilliams, A.SC.; Mr. A. Gibson, Mr. E. A. Hewalt, Dr. Miriott, Mr. Lau Cha Pak, Mr. Fang Wa Chun, Mr. A. Kumjohn, Mr. E. W. Carpenter, Mr. D. Juffe, Mr. H. T. Jackman, Dr. Drow, Mr. Leigh, Me. A. Shelton Hooper, Mr. A. H. Dagh, Me-E. M. Hazelaad, Mr. F. Browns, and ar, A. Carter.
Hon. Dr. ATKINSON having explained the object of the meeting, the proposal to form a
mously approved. branch of the Sapitary Institute was quami-
It was agreed to have two lactares a week, beginning in October in the Board Room, the | Jucturara to by Mr. F. Browne, Dr. Pesrats, Mr. a A. 16. Ougli, dr. u. Jeffs, Mr. J. J. Brysu, Dr. Haator, Mr. A: Gibson, and Captain Fitz-
Williams, A. SO, it was also decided to ask Mr. a. G. Fisher and Mr. J. Ornago to
lostures.
It was further agreed that two examinations should be be done for sanitary inspecto ta and an advanced examination in practic i sanitary scieno. The Board of Exumtuers was ap polated as follows: Hou. Dr.Atkinson, Hon. W.Chatham, Hon, H. E. P. llock, K.C., Mr. J. Orange, Mr. D. Mucdonald, Colonel Webb, Mr. Ring, Captain Fitzwilliams, and Mr. A. H. Cugh.
working coolic population alone, they "probably number 180,000, and assuming the same average amount of infection, there are
class filone 8,172 persons at present infected in "Hongkong." If this can be substantiated, it is indeed an astonishing fast to con- template. Sir HENRY BLAKE SAYS, in conclu- sion to his memorandum-Toe problem On the 20th August, 1 6. Boundary Terrace,before as is, then, not simply the proven banghai, the wife of Joan, Daredes, of ́ à daughter.
**Lion of introduction of plague from without, a precaution taken singly that, considering Garden Road, Hong org, by the Rev. Father."the wide infection of the city dust he Spada, 'LIAN PALMER-BAKER, of Shangh, "futile, but the elimination of the media of of pression, to proened south to Kwange. Of explained why that finding was techuically Vico-Admiral Bayle, who will now take charge Atkinson, Mr. E. A. Hewett, Mr. A. H. Ongh
BIRTH.
MARRIAGES.
On the 24th August, at S. Josaph's Church,
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China, at Southempton, England, to MARGARET HURLEY, adopted daughter of ROBERT C. HURLEY, "infectiou in our midst and the building up of Hongkong
On the ith August, at
of the power of sistance to plague Andrew's Cathedral, Sing pore, by the Ber E. trinith Evans, A,"invasina by improvement in the general NORMA TELENCE NEUZE NEE, of the Rhealth of the populaton that may result Volunteer Flect Agency, Singapore, to GLADTU from improved sanitary conditions. The MARGUERITE, Second daughter of R. V. BoyELL, M.8.E., late Assistant Superintendent of Works,
“first can only be accomplished by constant, 1.W.D., S.S.
**unremitting attention to cleanliness of "person, furgitare; and premises, and to be **effectual it is of cardinal importance that "the co-operation of the people be secured. "With proper facilities afforded, I am of "opicion that while in Hongkong, as obe. where, the residuum might be difficult "to deal with at first, the difficulties
The Daily Press.
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HONGKONG, 26th August, 1903
A Nanking despatch, says the N.-C. Daily Nea, reports that Viceroy Wei Kuang-tao of that city, in obedience to special commands of Throne nod in response to an application for inforcements from Viceroy Tson (Shum) has detailed a fores of serou thousand five hundred men, all armed with modern weapons this bar 4,000 are to go by the sea route from Nasking to Canton, and then via West river to Wachon and Hüuchow while, the balanco will proceed in Yochow, Hunan pro vine, geing down sugth vorland, in order to present, i psible, any farther irruptions into innan asinge from the Kwangsj borilars.
The killing of Shen Yu Ch'i, or Shen Chin as he exiled himself bore, writes the Mercury's Paking correspondent, cased more eroitament and fororo than the late Rassino-Juppoèse war. His appeal to the native and foreign journalists to publish his wrongs in all the continents was
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Dr. Morrison this describes to the Times, in a despatch of the 23rd nlt., the situation of three towns whose names Imve become very familiar rot in vain. The Western newspapers must of late:On the Chinese side, of, the mouth of
AFGHAN AFFAIRS.
Dr. Barnett was appointed scoretary and Mr. A. Carter assistant secretary.
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A sub-committee, consisting of Hon, Dr. and the secretary, was clocted to make farther
Afrobgements:
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M. DE PLEHVE AND, THE RUSSIAN JEWS.
Tho magsuota of the Jews at Kishigaf karme, apart from its inhumanity, so absolutely im- politis that it is difficult to understand why it
be full of his wartyrdom if we may judge by the the Yalu is tho Tatangkou, with 5,000 întabi. that tho discovery has pansol some sensation of the Jewish community. These were M 2.
A despatch dated Alishabad, August 6, says 7 The Afghan Governor of Thah Kurgan reported to Cabel the other day that he had
H come upon a 1 of 3 rifles of Europez manufacture in a neighbouring town of Ghes nigak. The house in question belong to a highly respectable and well to-de merchant, so a copy of an extremely interesting memor. "operation might be secured by enlisting colleagues. The Legatione bore-most of the tints, the hand station for the collection of the The merchant's explanation, Lonover, is that andum by him on the result of the treatment the sympathics and services of the large naturally leaned to the side of the Chinass lekin duties on timber. From the naohorage they wore a parcel of arma be had acqued to the chore it is a distance of four miles by a from Istak Khan's people when they wore on clava of respectable Chinese in a deler Government, being pledged by the theory of of patients in their own houses and ju
“mined effort to combat the recurring opi- | present relations to do so, whaterar occurs.
narrow channel, or rather ditch, which is dry their hasty flight to Samarkand. He had local hospitals during the 1903 epidemic. The memorandum represents the experience * demic, the evils of which they fully realise They are up against it rather pitiably in such low water. This is the port which America always meant to give them up to Government, guised by an experiment undertakon by His "Beyond the cleansing of premises there is casos, and strenuously wedded to the idea of desires Chla in open to foreign trade. Thirty hot gas too much afraid of the late Amir and miles up stream is the more important port of his auspicious character to mention the matter, Excelloney to ascertain how far it may bo "no way by which a large number of promoting their own plans to the exclusion of Antung-hsien, with 7,000 inhabitants, near the The probability is that he is speaking the truth terminus of the road from Liaoyang Russian and the discovery does not signify Bay, recent possible to culist the co-operation of the Chinese tenement houses can be made other peoples' affairs, be they eror so prossing. Chinese in the task of fighting plague in sanitary. Each floor of these houses is a
troops are in military occupation, of Autung import of arms from the other side of the Hongkong. Sir HENRY BLAES points out"tunnel thirteen feet wide, nine fest high
beien. They pay nothing for quarters, and frontier. that the Colony has been scourged by and of varying length, from thirty to
requisition carts and fodder, compelling the mingistrate to provide them at arbitrary prices. plague for ten years and that the proportion "sixty feet, with a window in front, and
The number of Russians veries. There are of cases found “dumped" has increased "rear. Into a large number of these floors
anally 200, but their numbers can quickly be from 25.1 per cent. in 1896 to 32.7 in 1903, direct sunlight never catera, and in the land for a Settlement from the Corean owners increased, as only eight marchies away is an the following report The latter lamentable fact he attributes"centre even diffused light is practically The Japaness Minister at Seoul objected, and important military station on the Mandagrisis to the dread of the disinfecting process "absent, When to these conditions is Mr. Parloff persuaded the Corean Government railway. Ten miles distant from Autung-hsien, as curried out by the Sanitary Board."added a surface population so dense as it to resume the land and lease it te Rusma, the on the Coreanside, is Wiju. This port England Roughly, this procens means that on "is in our congested districts-being in one nominal lessos being the Russian Timber recently endeavoured to induce Cores to opau the death of a person from plague a "district over 990 persons to the scre-it Felling Company, whoes original concession to foreign trade, but the Russian Minister at was extorted from the Emperor of Cores at Seoul. successfully apposed, it. The incident, policeman is at once placed in charge **will be recognised that a population so
which is somewhat, ominous and is suggestive of the house, all the inmates. being de circumstanced must necessarily be deficient the time in 1896 when he was a tefugee in tained until their clothes are disinfected in vitality. The only remedy for this is the Bastian Lagation at Seoal. The agree of a possible extension of Russian intrusion on "This detention," says the memorandum, the reconstruction of Chinese tonement ment, it is stated, was signed on the 23rd of the Yalu, causes much misgiving in the Far "may be for twenty-four hours; but "houses on improved plans, and the rigid Jay between Cho Sekye, the Corean official East. People ask why Russia, unless she is.
dispatched to Yong-smpho for the purpose conscious of superior power, should enter on many cases it may be for forty-eight"observance of the provisions of the and the representative of the Rumian Company, I conres of action which is essentially provocativa-
We have received from H.E. the Governor "are not insurmountable, and practical co-interest manifested by the correspondents, his
The N-C.Daily News writee:Yong-ampho, or, as it is locally called, Yoompas, commands the southern entrance to the Talu, and here the Rassione, as we have already announced, ato proceeding with the construction of a fortified harbour. They bought the necessary
encouraged by at least some members of the Russian Government. Any explanation, therefore, is suteresting, and not least that which M. de Plebve is reported to have eingloyed w when discussing the matter with represen' ativos Goldenstein, Grünberg, and Koeni shais, who poke on behalf of the Jew traders and toer- chants of Odessa, M. de Plelive s.id that be was not at all neuemy of the Jawa "On the contrary, be would be glad to help them in their distress. "But," he added, "your young men, ■ during the last 20 years, have abandoned your Church and your family guidanes. Youry aug en post erroneously believe that Russia in D decaying organiam which can easily be destroyed. Let them know that this is a profound error. Rossia is a youthful and valiant org nie. If at times we ofparience some noplezsaotaess, such as, for example, the difficultis caused by workmon's lażgues in the south and south-wet, The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued these are but temporary obstacles which we The shallow depresion has moved NW. into hops soon to overcome. Then, aller same- the N part of the Formosa Channel. A further remarks, M. do Plekve concluded with The barometer has risen slightly over | manacing words to the following effent:- Formosa and the E. coast of China, fellow and that the anti-Government, move- little over the S. coast and the Philippines.
The shallow depression, lying over the N. ment among the Jews does not cesse, of that it part of the Formosa Channel fast night, has dow not become weaker, we shall not hesitate to
Dod up.
adopt the most extreme measures. We shall Frenzure is high over 8W Japan, and relatively low over the middle part of the then be obliged to get rid of you. For that
Luzon.
your emigration. On the other hand, we will Chins Sex, and the Pacific to the E, of H. purpose wo thall, on the one hand, facilitate Moderats SE. and E. winds in the Formosolate the Jews from all our solicole and Channel, anil over the N. part of the Chins Sea,
Forecast Variable or E. winds, light, fair render their lives in Russia impossible.
WEATHER REPORT.