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Eir Ernest Satow arrived at Poking on the evening of the 21st instant
The Oriente Hotel at Manila has been sold
be used as a post-office, etc.
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A Berlin telegram to Manila says that Baron Von Stengle is the new Minister of the Treasury. He is a distinguished financier.
According to a Berlin telegram, the Krappa
Bear Admiral Evans, U.B.N.. le lacing thorough survey made of Cheloo harkour
According to the Jijć, the Famour think Tuğam
were for sale in Kugland is true.
Even Hirsch, for some timo Consul, and Asting Consul General för Austro-Hungary at Shanghai, has been appointed Consul General.
large, can by no means be looked upon, as satisfactory to her statesmen at home, and it may well be that the new stop is taken in the hope of getting rid of the anomaly.to the Insular Government for owe $650,000, to has bought the four Chilbin warships Shak If as, the step, judged from the experience A. S. WATSON & CO., of history, is a particularly fatuone one. "The appointment of satraps, supposed to be responsible to the supreme power alone, has been the general fererunner of disaster in all Asiatic empires, For that reason it has never recommended itself to European Powers, and there is no reason to believe that, with Russia it is anything other than Menaced by a confcasion of weakness, revolation at home, openly set at nought by her representatives abroad, the bureaucracy of Russia is in evil case, so perhaps it is not to be wondered at that it should eagerly veise every nostrum that seemed to offer a temporary alleviation to the vexation under
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE
SEEDS
FOR THE SEASON 1908.1904.
ORDERS are now being executed from
New Stocks only.
PRICED CATALOGUES, with Hints on
Gardening, can be obtained free on Appli
cation.
It is essential to use particular care when
Bowing and to exercise supervision over the
Chinese Gardeners; whose old cusdma
which it suffers.
But if auch be the view we must take of the appointment when contemplating it from
The Bey. Eathor Hendrick has been cones. have announced that they will fight the Steulerted Bishop of Celm, and will shortly leave Trust'e encroachment on their trade in Europe, for the seat of his future laboura, says a New
York telegrami.
A floating-dock for the accommodation of passengers, to facilitate their loading and to gain possession of their baggage, in the latest addition planned by the Custom Honso at
Manila
The death occurred at Kubo on the 16th inst. of Mr. John C. Abell, a well known and very popular resident, who was for many years
Becretary of the Chamber of Commerce of the port.
The N-C. Daily News quotes a Canton
Saturday, that Viceroy Sham, accompanied by General Feng Tzo.tani, has gained a great victory over a large body of rebels at Hainchon, Kwangsi, and that the rebel losses were over 2,900,
The China Navigation Compuny has added another liner to the test that plies between Hongkong and Manils, the steamer Kaifong being the latest addition. This will give this company a weekly service; the Kaifong will run alternatively with the Sungkiang, so that these steamers will leave Hongkong and Manila every Wedassday and arrive in alternate ports every Saturday,
"The Yellow Biver is reported to be again getting out of bed owing to the recent rains," says a Northern paper. Oibors are reported to
be staying in bed for the same reason.
Quoon Wilhelmina of Holland and her Consort, Prince Henry, will visit the colonies of Holland in the winter. Queen Emms, the Queen Dowager, will act as Regent during her
daughter's absence.
Owing to the epidemic at Cambridge recently of a mysterious disease resembling in some
all coins should be disinfected. We wonder what discuss may not be conveyed by Hongkong and Chinese coins.
TELEGRAM S. ĮPREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS.
REUTERS SERVICE
“THE " AMERICA” CUP.
Löknow, 28th August. The Shamrock was 2 minutes and 38 ascends lato in starting, of which 36 seconds were disallowed according to rule.
THIRD RACE ABORTIVE.
LONDON, 27th August,
The race is off. The result of the skilful jockeying of the Reliance tea that neither boat
crossed the starting line till after the handicap gun had fired, the Shamrock thus losing 107 out
of 157 seconds haudiosp. This is the worst tactical defeat over sustained at the start in any
load on the fteen mila windward stretch, turning the mark some minutes ahead of the Shamrock
The French Minister at Peking is mid to have again demanded to know about the privision of the Chamber of Commerco. Messrs (The above is printed to-day by kind permis. laĝos granted the French by ex-Viceroy Wang, and whether they will be continued by his successor. The Waiwupp has replied that the details shall be furestigated.
BOCIETY FORMED IN HONGKONG.
public meeting of ladies and gentlemen interested in the formation in the Colony of Bociety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was held, yesterday afternoon in tho City Hall, H. E. the Governor, who was accom panied by Lady Blake, presiding..
In proposing the first resolution on the paper, HIS EXCELLENOr explained the objects of the meeting, sad said the formation of such a Society in Hongkong had not come a day too soon. He referred to case of aruelty to animals that had come under his own notice, where horses, cattle, and fowls wens raade the victima of nunecessary suffering, and expressed the conflation that carelessness or thoughtless- mass on the part of the people inflicting that suffering had a great deal to do with it. Ho quoted an instance that occurred once in the West Indies, where, riding along the road one day, he saw an old negro woman carrying some fowls to the marketa by their legs with their heads hanging down. He stopped the old
thing to do; how would you like, my good lady, I took you up by the feet and carried you that way for two or three miles ?” Sho appessed outraged at the idea, but carried the fowls properly after that. She simply hai zot complaint here recently about gross cruelty to thought about it. In the same way there was pony, which had been driven about all day and i dropped and nearly died, it was possible that there the Chinese thought as littleabout that ofcaricaturing in the pages of Punch years ago, thought about his horse, When told that the animal might be driven for thirty miles bas could not possibly be driven for sixty, he whips In most of these cases it was probable answered-” It's all right; I have bought two
a
Bhawan, Tomes & Go. kindly informed as yesterday morning that they had received the following telegram with regard to the race-pony as the Cockney, whom Wr. Leitch was fond
NEW YORK, 27th August.
a Russian standpoint, when we look at 2 despatch to the effect that it was rumoured last respects smallpox, the authorities ordered that America" Cup racó. The Relianco kept the woman and mid to hêr-That is aarzel from outside there are other dangers even moro imminent. Here we must look at the past career of Admiral ALEXIETY, and the outlook is by no means reassuring. In fact, These SEEDS are supplied tý us by the new Viceroy has been distinguished the BEST GROWERS IN THE WORLD.principally by his capacity to do always the thing at any moment calculated to bread ill-feeling. His was the childish war about. the railway-siding at Tientsin; his secus to have been the silly painting of the rolling stock on the Chinese railway with Siberian colours; his too were the perpetual squabbles about trifles of every kind. Such conduct does not indicate a great adininistrator: yet if not as an administrator, of what possible utility to Russia can be his appointment to an important viceroyalty? Even to pick a quarrel, the new Viceroy, whilequently quite capable of doing a wrong, has not the supremne art of doing it so as to seem For use in the garden generally, in the right. That the Russian Govera.porary, and the probability is that they will be
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ment in selecting Admiral ALEXIEFF for the new post, did it in the hope that it would be the most pleasant part of his task to pick a quarrel with Japan, we may nccept as extremely probable, There are many things in Russian eyes to be gained from such & quarrel as the present conditio u of affairs. Russia is sadly in want of some
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world at large is looking askance at her as a ne'er-do-well amongst the nations; if she could just manage to get into some little war, not too expensive, where she might have some reasonable hope for success, and could not be too badly beaton, it would take men's minds off 131 their little troubles at home, and would. afford a reasonable means of drafting a goodly number of troublesome subjects to Siberia, whence of course they need never come. Now doubtless Admiral ALESIEFF is just the man to pick the quarrel, but he scarcely seems to be the man to pick it No unayonsly signed communications that has wisely; and in this lies the difficulty of of sady appeared in ther papers will be inserted,
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No plagae-cases, were reported during the 24 hours ended at noon yesterday.
The French mail of the 25th July was
delivered in London on the 27th inst.
Tho N-C. Daily News anys, that the meeting of the Consular Body to discuss the Supto case has not yet taken place and there is couse.
no question, as yet as to sending the diffenity back again at Peking. The prisoners cannot be gagled indofinitely, says our contam-
shortly brought before the Mixed. Court and tried in accordance with the original agròsment.
with the Tastal.
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Cholera, which hind bean for some time
prevalent around Sirala, reached the station early in August, but only one case had so far
ocenrred wi'kin the municipal limits, according to last advices. Extraordinary precautions were being taken in view of the appearance of cholors.
The orders already promulgated at home
dress balls, and which provide that asiates by which prohibit the wearing of uniform at fancy
soldiers are to be returned by all officera present. am now published formally in Indian Army Orders and are thereby brought into force in -India.
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The Naval & Military Record writes that Under date Berlin, 22nd August, the “Russia still hopes that when Japan soos she Ostariat.scho Lloyd publishes the following is ready she will not press matters too for. It remarkable telegram-The London Times
was this sort of policy which planged. Russia publiskes some false representations in regard into the Crimean war. Believing that England to the visit of the German men-of-war to and France would not strike, the Emperor Vladivostock and announces a new Russo refused to yield, and Russia may be making the German-French triple alliance in East Asia. same mistake today... Under certain air. There is not a word true in the whole matter."stances we are boned by the Anglo-Japanese It is curious we have heard nu word of the alliance to reader our ally support should she alleged representations of the Times from any ho placed in the awkward position indicated, and other source.
we could not stand illy by if we saw Japan in a life-and-death struggle in the fight for the open door
The Osiasiatische Lloyd has the following Hongkong telegram, dated 24th August:- The Rov, W. Homeyer, of the Berlin Mission, was attacked lost Tuesday on the North river by pirates, who robbed and badly wounded him with four bullets in the face. His wife's maid, his own servants, and be boatmen were also wounded. The affair occurred at the sama spot where the American railway engineers were recently attacked. The German Copsal in Canton, to which plan Mr. Homeyer has returned, has taken up the better." The story about the stick on the Araericans was much exaggerated. This may turn out equally as.
No race; very light weather; postponed owing no wind. Will be re-sailed day after
to-morrow (Saturday)].
THE BALKAN TROUBLES.
LONDON, 20th August.
London, Brd inst., it was announced in Brebe- With reference to telegram No. 2183, dated
rest that the Bulgarinas pad Groeks in Roumania had been ordered to return to their homea for the purpose of mobilisation, hat there has been no Bulgarian or Groel
announcement to that effect."
LATER.
The total numlier of Turks called out on D war footing in Macedonia is 350 battalinar.
THE GOVERNOR OF BOMBAY.
Loston. 26th August, Lord Lamington has been appointed Governor of Bombay
THE UNITED STATES.
HONGKONG WATER POLO ASSOCIATION.
AQUATIC ENTERTAINMENT.
VKCOND KRAT,
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LONDON, 26th August, Mr. Elihu Root, Secretary of War, has The grievances of the Indian medical service, which are the subject of an appeal to the | resigned and is succeded by Mr. Taft. Members of Parliament by the British Medical Association, include the slowness of promotion and consequent age retirement before the full pansion has been earned. The appert claims an alteration of the retirement and pension rates, an increase of pay similar to that given to the This afternoon at the V.B.C enclosure, the Royal Army Medical Corps, and selection of members of the Water Polo Association will the P. M. O. for India alternatoly from the giso an ngaatio entertainment, commencing at Ladisu Medical Service and the Army Medical 4.30pm sharp. Ladies are cordially invited Department. The Civil branch complains that by the gramittee. The following is the honours are not given for purely professional programme.. Mr. Fred T. Jane, author of All the World's distinction and claims equal pay with tha Fighting Bhips and a well-known haval publicist, military branch and the abolition of rules limit. hus unuopaced his intention to contest Ports ing fees. It is also claimed that the Director mouth at the next general election as an Inderal of the Indian Medical Service should pendent Conservative cautidate, and in a letter have the rack of Lieutenant-General and a seat to the Conservative Association, declining to on the Viceroy's Codnoll, with direct access to place bis candidatura in the breds of that body, the Viceroy, and that Administrative Medical he states that he places the Navy before party, Ofleets should have seats on the Provincial The Naval and Military Record says:-We Councils. - have nothing to do here with the particular shade of Mr. Jano's politics, but we may pulat THE POYANG" FATALITY. out that most of the candidates for Dockyard
The N-C. Daily News of the 25th inst. says: towns have to acquire their maral knowledge We received yesterday from the U.S. after their election, whereas Mr. Jane verses The return of the Foyang to Shanghal has Consulate General the following typhoon the prosses by bringing an encyclopedie koos: enabled us to obtain, through the courtesy of warning issued from Manila Observatory at ledge direct to the areng. Wo have here a naval Messrs. Batterfield & Bwire, some further J. M. Britto a.m.-2 th, 9 am.-Typhoon of the east specialist, living in a naval town, offering him.information in reference to this calamity. It J. Alves. F. Jorge self without the support of the party organisa is known now that the mass-room boy, who was tion, to the suffrages of the constituency with landed sick at Waba before there had been whose aims and objects te has a life-long any deaths on board the steamer, has since acquaintance. It will be remembered that some died there of cholera. The whole of the years ago the warrant officers contemplated evidence obtaidable as to what occurred on the that Mr. Jans was the man of their aboice: ive officers, was submitted to and carefully investigated by Dr. Thomson of Haskow, who has certified in a long and exhaustive report to Meters. Butterfield and Swire, that the symptoms in the case of all those who died ware undoubtedly
In the Sammary Court yesterday a maloo sued Captain Koller of the Sherwood Foresters for $29 in respect of the keep of a pony. Mr. Justice Wise dismissed the suit, after hearing
evidence.
HONGKONG, 29TH ACGUST, 1903
THE appointment of Admiral ALEXIEFT Is Viceroy, with full powers, under the Supreme Council of the Russian Empire, is a fact which for good or ill cannot fail to have important consequences, not only for the outside world but for Russia herself. We know of no equivalent to the appoint- ment in modern times, and its nearest representative seems to be the satraps of T Sercombe Smith upon a Chinese youth who running their own candidate, and it is no scoret Poyang kad as to the illness and death of ber
more than once recently on the curious contrast between orders given at St. Petersburg and the acts of the Russian agents in the Far East, we have more than the absence of any once pointed out adequate power of control midway, Russia.. we all know, feels hone too assured of her position in Central Asin, and doubtless
st Lason, probably between parallels 16
and 17.
Four months' hard labour was the sentence imposed yesterday at the Police Court by Mr.
admitted stealing $33.50 from his unolo in Canton for the purpose of going abroad. The nucle was visited by a detective from Hongkong, and came down here to give evidence,
Poor Marshal Su. sys the P. & T. Times, was confined in the the very zoom in the Board
The deaths of two admirals who once saw xer- vice in Chinu are anounced in the Intest home oil-papers Admiral the Hog Fitzgerald Algernon Charles Foley, died on the 26th ult. at Fordingbridge, Hants. He wesborn in 1823, | Dr. Thomson's report and
those of tests cholera. the evidence
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that the cruelty was the result of unfeeling thoughtlempest rather than deliberate brutality: The purpose of the Society was to stimulato the susceptibilities of these thoughtless persons and bring before them appreciation of the fact that fod, who had laid upon all animals the capacity to suffer, bad planted in the human breast the seeds of sympathy, and pity, sed meroy, and without cultivation of these
quali fies, a mas, or woman, however successful or bigh or mighty, was but a poor creature whose mind bad been deformed by neglect or abuse As Shakespeare had said in bis beautiful lines" Meroy 18 NU attribute to God himself. His Excell- oney, whose remarks were received with applause, then read the following resolution standing in his name That it is desirable to form a Bociety, for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals in Hongkong and it be now resolved that such a Boclety be hereby, formed under the name of "The Hongkong Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals,"
Mr. E. A. HEWETT, who seconded, thanked His Excellency for the interest he had show in the movement and for the support he had | gisen it by a'lowing himself to be nominated-
the Freident of the proposed Bepiety. Proceeding, he made reference to the active interest which the Royai Family had displayed and were displaying in the Society at home, and hoped that soon the local body sould be able to add the word "Royal" te its neme and style itself the loyal
Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animale. A Society of the kind was needed in Hongkong, for how- ever much the police, to whom every credit was due, might strive to put a stop to cruelties, they were not able of themselves to effect that purpose. The Bill now before the Legidatura would go a long way towards improving the present state of affairs, bat constant supervision would be required to so that tho provisions of the Bill, when it became law, were observed, and in that direction ha trasted the Society would be found useful. Mr. Hewett describel acts of cruelty to animals and birds ovearring in the Colony, and went on to state how the Socialy proposed to put them down. Its chief object was educational, and to that end it. was hoped they would be able to give prizes to be competed for by the obildren in the various schools, who would be asked to write essays on the question of kindness to animals. By this means, and by inflicting proper punishment where acts of gross cruelty had been committed. it was hoped to carry out the objcors for which the Bocialy had been formed. John
The Hoo. WEI YUK supported the rezglution which was carried unanimously.
The
BISHOP OF VICTORIA proposed th second resolution as follows The purpos
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The cartoonist of our own day who turns out his drawing for the current day's paper is some thing of a phonomenon, but his predecessors among the metal workers were pretty handy fellows, A situation had to be lit eff, insorin tionised, diss made, and the whole stock of cartoons in metal distributed in time to catch the public sense while the political situation dealt
the ancient Persian Empire, as founded by DARIUS. We have before, on the 17th instant, alluded to the external aspects of the appointment; the internal, as indicative of the profound changes through which the Russian Empire is passing, seem no less important and interesting. In remarking of Punishments Yamen where the wretaked and entered the Royal Navy on May 2nd, 1837 bare been laid before Drs. Barge and Milles CARTOONS IN ETAL.
Shen suffered his martyrdom, the ghastlys a midshipman be served in the Castor daring bare, who fully agree with his conclusions. mementos of his suffering still staining the floor. The occupant found this unbearable, and
the operations on the coast of Syria and at the Finally, the matter has been submitted to the managed to affect a transfer by paying Tls. 800
bombardment of Acre in 1840, and received the Acting Chief Justice here, Mr. F. S. A. Bourne, Syrise and Turkish medals with clasp. His who has given it as his opinion that Me The enquiry was resumed yesterday afternoon
commissions as mate (sub-lieutenant), lieutenant, Spinney, having before him the certificates of before Mr. T. Sarcombe Smith, Pelica Magis- and commander bore date respectively April two qualified doctors that the deaths were das trate, into the circumstances attending the death 29th, 1843, January 15th, 1845, and September to ebolers, was perfectly right, in the absence of a native workinan whe was killed by the 7th, 1855. Daring this period he saw service of any cause of suspicion, in giving a burial Point, on the 19th inst The enquiry was medal. Afterwards he became superintendent being necessary, tions may be cut in two; she has too often again adjourned till Tuesday next, when it is of Sheerness Dockyard, and as a rear-admiral, superintendent of Portsmouth Dockyard from condoned the most glaring breaches of
expected to conclude, discipline to feel quite easy as to the
1877 to 1890. He became vice-admiral on loyalty of her commanders; and now the
By permission of Major Radcliff and officers, November 23rd, 1881, and admiral May 24th; same dificulty is staring her the face at the band of the 33rd Barms Infantry will play 1887, being placed on the retired list July 7th the extremity of the line. It has been at the Hongkong Hotel to-night from 8 to 9.30. of the same year-Rear-admiral the Hon.
The following is the programme
Richard Hare, whose death p
fioegarred at evident during the whole of the recent March On the Road Ord Ein Folkestone, was the second of the second operations in Manchuria that not St. Overture. The Sapphire Necklace, Sullivan Earl of Listowel. Born in 1836, he entered the
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Song I'll Sing Thee Songs of Araby Clay Royal Navy in June, 1850, served as a The Belle of New York, Herker midshipman in the Crimes, and also saw service Russia's foreign policy. This, au we have
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in the Baltic and during the China War of pointed out, while a menace to the world st.
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teash the true meaning of kindness to animals
to all with whom they are brought into contact
1 and to educate children in these views to which end they would suggest the introduction of books hearing on this subject into the selfcols of the Colony. (e) It is further propost to gain this object as regards the Chinoso by the franslation and circulation - of saitutie torstars amongst them. The Bishop. said he was glad to hear that the thier object of the Society was to be educational, and for that reason he was glad that the solution had been put into his hands, bananes the method advocated by that resolution was ohledy education. His flim conviction was that the Chinese were nct u cruel people, and where one found cases of cruelty there things wore enly, owing to ignorance. The conditions under which the Chinese of the prover akats lived tended to promote thoughtlessness with regard to the treatment of their snimals and fowls, and the proper way to teach them kindness was by ducational means rather than Prosecutions If these people were to be taught to be humane towards animals, we must at the example by being humane to our fellow- mos, for nothing tended so much to brutaline a man sa to be treated like a brute himself.
ear, hear.) Only i
the other day he had on a man flogs ricksha-coolis severaly with n cane, and whilst on that
fears that at any moment her communica. collapse of u house at, Mui Kwai Lane, Wort in Chion against pirates, and received the Chins order, an inquest under and circumstances not with was still fresz in dind. The wadallists, point he should like to see a good many of the
WEATHER REPORT.
« The Hongkong Observatory yesterday insed the following report
The barometer has risen over E. Japan, fallen Bightly ever Formosa. V
A low pressure trough appears to be lying Pacills to the B. of the Balingtang Channel Forar the N. part of the China Sea and De ironias depression may be forming in the nighbourhood of the latter area.
of the middle ages are no one. Popes and canes carried about the streets in the band priests, queens and puns, kings and courtiers of officials and semi-olicista quietly put in all were gibbeted in this fashion. "Mary the fire. Its trial to teach our fellow-mon to
If we
more likely to lead to gentle treatment towards animals on their part,
| had ressor to suspect her Frivy Council of a fearful caricature of which she was the victim
one modal by which he was amoned; Charles 1. declared war on Holland for a mali-
Elizabeth ordered spesial temanfor main prior to the destruction of the Armada blast to one scattered over England by Philip of As medium for the expresion of International batred, and the detestation of class for class, these old-world ooms played a remarkable part, Franre is highest over E. Japan. Mudents to fresh NE. winds in the Formom and despite the dificulties of distribution, seema Chisnal and wear the 36 part of the China Ses.to have attracted public attention is a manner
Fercoast Moderato NE. winds; showery impossible to the modern cartoonis
tieng He also instanced sots of cruelty that the Society, would be called upon to prevent, but arise in connection with crualties occurring aid that most of the work of the Society would during the carriage of snimanks to Hongkong. To illustrate what his point was, Mr. Shary referred to the transport of cattle of the West River, where on board ship many of them, tied up by the nosed to keep them from lying down, collagend with results better left to the
Mr. E. H. SHARP, K.Ü., seconded the resola-