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would “diminish in numbers" However, | The departure of F, M. S. Vengernes ling
the struggling Benevolent Society was not diamaged, and though its resolution was couched in an unexpected forms, it has
A. S. WATSON & CO., agreed to try for a your. With its shoulder
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to the wheel of its own vehicle, it is, as it wero, reaching out a hand to help pall along
the bandeart of the Seamens' Home.
been postponok
The Fleet boxing contests commence at Kowloon this oyoning, and will be continned on Friday sud Saturday evenings..
The oil steamer Balotu, seven days out from Shanghai, has put into Manila to have some repairs made to her machinery,
Mr. J. Roidio, the honorary secretary ani treasurer of the Corinthian Yacht Club, has favoured us with a noatly bound copy of the rales do, of that club.
TELEGRAMS.
{RIFTER'S SERVICE.]
MR. LEE'S SPEECH,
LONDON, 6th February, With reference to the speech of Mr. Arthur H. Lee, M.P., Civil Lord of the Admiralty, in which he was reported to have stated that it was not so much required of Great Britain that she should keep her eyes on Franco in the Mediterranean as she had to look with more aoxiety, though no fear, to the North Sea, that
HONGKONG ́' CRICKETERS AT
SWATOW.
CORRESPONDENCE.
A GRUMBLE.
The Hongkong cricketers yesterday returned from Swatow by the Douglas as. Haicking,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESO." after a very pleasant holiday. On arriving at Swatow last Saturday morning the men landed
3rd February, and wore put up at various private houses, SIR-Since the last occurranna of burglars After breakfast they changed and went visiting the Belilios Terrace in broad daylight the cricket field. This WOX in the which is still vivid in your readers' minds, I grounds, described us an awfully nice perceive that no notice has over by on taken by place resembling an old country residence," the Police to ep a strict vigilance in that of Mr. Richardson, the Taipan of Mosers, locality,
Alf the Bradley and Company's branch office. ladies of Swatow, a couple of dozen or so, turn-
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Messrs. Barroito & Co, agents for the Wing was the reason why the flocis had been redistri.ed out to watch the game. Besides "the usual'
Growers Supply Co., have asked for our opinion of a sample of their "Melrose" whisky. It seems a big-class article, with a quite satisfactory flavour.
The French Journal Officiel pablishes a low prohibiting the insurano against doath of children under twelve yours of age. This law does not apply to insurances contrasted with a rion to ensuring the reimbursement, in case of death, of premiums disbursed to secure the payment of asam during the lifetime of a child.
bated, and that if war was declared to British Navy would got a blow in first, Mr. Lee now writes that he was incorrectly reported; that what he actually said was that Great Britain must assume that all foreign uaval powers were possible enemies, and that owing to the growth of those naval powers, and those being mora numerous than hitherto, Great Britain has to keep an anxious cye, not caly on the Mediter- ranoan and the Atlantic, but the North Seanlso.
The speech has caused a vacsation in Ger
The general impression left with us after reading the lengthy report is concerned with the adaptability of various professiouul men to practieni politics. Inter alia, the value of Judges and the futility of Bishops seems to obtrude. This is not a polite thing to say, but, as Sir H, S. BERKELEY pas it, there is no use in mincing matters. It must be admitted that, as the Judge also said, nearly all the speakers wunder- BLEND ed away from the real question. No one wandered further, it seems to us, than the Rt. Rev. Bishop Hoare, some of whore obiter diela startled us exceedingly. Ac. cording to him, it was a weak point that the scheme should put upon individuals a respon.
The hearing of the cla-go pr-ferred by Chief | many, and the papers are angrily deminding an sibility Which ought to rest upon the whole
Detective Inspector Hanson against an Indian explanation, The Stander's Barlia corres - community. When in leisure moments we
for keeping a gaming establishment on a wharfpondent learns that unless Lord Lansdowno permit ourselves to ponder the usual touch- Doar Wing Lok Street was continued before promptly repudiates the speech, Germany will ings of bishops, one phrase comes uppermost, Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz at the Police Court ask for an explanation, It rolates to one's duty to one's neighbour, His Worship decided that the game of "Bas yesterday. After hearing further evidence, sad there is a sort of implication that this
Boe" was not a gambling game under the Or- duty is more of a privilege than a responsi-dinance, wherefore he dismissed the defendant, bility. Has there been a change of teneta, also the gesond Judinu who was charged with or is His Londanir mistaken in suggesting frequenting the establishment that our duty to our neighbour has now become the duty of the Governinout? An- other remark he made referred to the Rev. J. H. FRANCE, who came here to hz a elergyman," and not to assist philanthropic worements. We have a lively admiration for the Rev. J. H. FRANCE's truer concep tion of his duty as a follower of the great Philanthropist and cannot imagine him A CHOICE AFTER-DINNER WINE complaining that ho is "as hard worked as
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any tan in the Colony." However, it was porbaps a naturally professional view for a Bishop to take, and we need not take the
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right to be. The summing up- unor resist the templation to call it so of the CHIEF JUSTICE was as business-like as the [others were otherwise. As it was exactly
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Such information as may be gleaned by a
in line with our own previous arguments, we feel flattered. The present position of affairs is on the whete satisfactory. There may not be so many guarantors as the GOVERNOR and the Benevolent Society hope, but on the other hand, if the cases be properly sifted, the demands upon the new fund will be commensurately few,
The Weihsisei Gold Mining Co. has decided epan reconstruction, and his appointed new directors,
Owing to the indisposition of Mr. F. A. Hazeland, Mr. J. H. Kemp is now Acting Second Police Magistrate at the Police Court.
Edward Taft was fined $20 by Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz at the Police Court yesterday for
An interesting experiment is being tried by the authorities in Assam of rearing silkworms after the method which is followed in Kashmir, Ze, by the importation in the antuma from France of the seed of the European univoltino moth. The exporimput was tried in Shillong sud Kohima and was entirely successful. The cocoons were valued by experts in Franco, Calcutta and Kashmir, who pronounced the silk to be of fine quality. The French expert, a silk merchant of Alais, vdust the cocoons, if properly dried, at the high figure of ainet
Fs. 80 per maand.
Probably mindful of the fact that the feet
FINLAND.
LONDON, 6th February,
M. Johnsson, procurator of the Senate t Helsingfors, has been assassinated, and his son wounded by a man disguised as an efficar.
THE WAE
| REUTER'S SERVICE.]
A NEW RUSSIAN LOAN.
Losnos, 6th February. Negotiations have been completed for the issue of a five per centum Russian loan is Paris of nearly a milliard of france.
THE SINGAPORE DOCKS.
With regard to the expropriation of the Tanjong Pazar Docks at Singapore by the Colonial government, the Shardard says:
The significance of this action of the Govern- andlerstood only by those ment will
championship boxing contest was to begin yesterday, Mnojackat James Elgood on Tuesday night last antered Messrs. Tak Cheong and Company's establishment in Queen's Road, su asked an assistant to show him some boxing gloves. He chose two pairs that suited his fancy, and marched off without paying tho
at uninted with the Straits Bettlements, the bald ameancament conveying acthing to the gene: ai ronder; but it may be stated that this
Owns the giving docks at
price. He was placed before Mr. Gompertz the Police Court yesterday morning on a charge of larceny. His Warship remanded the cusa nutí: cù-day, so that he might learn defondent's
previous conduct from an officer of his ship.
The Cigar and Tobreed World says:-Of smokers, the Chinaman goes to the greatest trouble and obtains the least result. He carries a little brabout twice the size of an ordinars silver cigarette caso. This is half-filled with water. In ons end is a removable tiny tyle to. serve as a pipe; at the other and is the pipe stew. First of all he removes the tube, and blows through it to remove all blockage. Then he fumbler through his awkward clothes, sear- ching for tobacco, and produces a bit of rag in which it is wrapped. Carefully he extraota a wad of tobacco, puts away his rag, and slowly | plugs the tube, which haids, perhaps, the tenth part of an ordinary cigarette. But he never has any matches. So he has to borrow or hunt out brown paper stom and light if it glows for Long time and can be paffed into flame again: he gives a long draw, slowly enjoying it to its
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and Keppel Harbour, with shipbuilding
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refreshments, ten was served ou the fold at half past four. Play coneinded somewhere: about five o'clock. After dinner some of the
visitors played bowla at the Kialat Club, while others worn entertained by their various hoste,
There was a tennis (donblos) tournament on Sunday, and this ended in a win for Messrs. Hancock and Batcher. Those who were not occupied at the tennis courts, weat ont shooting to a pace called San Lai. The bag was small and mixed. Everyone knocked down a goose, but many were lost.
On Monday the return match was played. It resulted as follows:---
HONG MỘNG.
G. E. Morrell, not out
...100
W. Dixon, Bevingtor
2
A. Mackenzie, b Berington
5
cher
8
N. II. Rutherford, e Somervillo, b But- Batchor
H. Hancock, b
R. R. Horley, R.N.; at Willis, b Hilliord 32 J. Hodgers, o and b Butcher...
A. C. Batt, R. M.L.I, not out
Extras
Total for 6 wicketa) 198 (Konings declared closed.)
T. C. Gray, G. P. Lammert and Á. O. Brawn did not hat,
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
Hilliard
Buyington...
Butcher
Sullivon Macgovor... Harison Curríc
BWATOW.
0. M.
Sullivan, + Dixon, b Rutherford Harrison, run out
Brackitore, Gray, b Hancock Anderson, a Brawn, b Mackenzio.. Pagge, bRutherford
A Rutherford
e Hancock, b Rutherford .. hit k
b Hancock....
Hilliard, Hasenek, b Rutherford Macrown. ran ou... Wallace, b Lammert Somerville, o Brawn, b Hancock Duproo, not ont Young, b Mackenzie Butcher, b Mackenzie
iri
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DOWLING ANALYSIS.
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3 4
H. Hancock. N. H. Rutherford G. P. Lammort... G. E. Morrell A. Mackenzie
Umpires:-Mr. Frank Smith (Swatow) and Mr. J. W. C. Bonrar (H.K.)
The cricketers dined at the Junior Customs" Club, whers a very jolly evening was spent
yards and machine shops, tg ther with wharves covering over two and a half miles foreshore, There are, in all, no fewer the than live graving docks, four built of granite. is 512ft. and one of concrete. The largest dock i depth on the sill of 271t, at highest Spring long and 63ft. wide at the entrance, with tides. The first dock was built in 1868. Several thousands of uetive workmen, chiely Chinese, are employed in the docking establishments: the European staff, mostly foremen of depart ments, numbering about 100. The Company tell maintains a police force of 150 mou whilst the Chinese are controlled by their head There was afterwards a concert at which
Civil and the Company has its own some of the Hongkong men, including Mr. Engineering staf, its own Medical and Sapi-G. P. Lammert whose singing was particularly tar sin and its tary
Own Fire Brigade
appreciated, con'ributed. Numerous speeches and Ambulaues Corps. The coal stores are capable of storing 250,000 toas of coal
were made. There has been a considerat ́e smount of The first part of Tuesday was spent "recover. negotiation going on between the Govermenting," and the steamer left for Hongkong at and the Company in recent resta, and not four o'clock in the afternoon.
itation because of the peculiar position of the
men:
THE WATER SUPPLY.
It appears that yesterday evening betwea 7.30 and 8 o'clock a dead body was usually, discovered by a 'Borcant living in one of thes houses. Now, how could that dead body have been plumped just at the foot of the stops and allowed to remain there annoticed by the police Inn at a loss to understand,
The place which I allude to where the corpses was found is in a corner of the Lower Belilios Terrace, where the chair coolies stationail there
frequently commit nuisances, another point to which attention should be paid.Yours, &c.,
MICROBIO,
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY TREES."
AN EARNEST REQUEST.
DEAR IR-Will you be kind enough to permit me, through the medium of your columns, to call the attention of His Excellency the Governor to the ridiculously small number of days in the year observed as holidays hero in contrast to those enjoyed by other Crown Colonies and settlements in the Far East gener ally. The regular anqual holidays here may be briefly summarised on an average as follows:-
New Year Day China New Year
Rae Holidays
Good Friday
Easter Monday
Whit Muziday
First
in August
King's Birthday
Regatta Holidays * Xmas Day Boxing Day
12 days
as was
I have not taken into ucco int Saturday after- noons, which are utterly disregarded by a cortain section of the mercantile community, and exist nominally with the rent, whilst occasionally, when such a day ae. Chins New Year for instance falls on a Saturday; the case this year, an extra day or two is thrown in, so that the actual number of days on which business is suspended may be roughly, reckoned at 13 days or even less. This hardship is further accentuated by the Banks and Irance Offices closing on half holidays such as Race or Regattı days at an hour which is too 'e to render the rajoyment of the holiday possible. If we compare the existing state of things here with conditions prevailing elsewhere it will be seen that, considering the fourishing condition the colony is in, and the importance it relatively holds, we are for behind the tiross.I would also respectfully point out to His Excellency that, the present, Holiday Ordinance was ennete ne far back as 1873, that the conditions then and now wil not bear any useful comparison, and that the be so modifiol and amended as to allow for time has come for the existing Ordinance to
larger number of days under less stringent"
conditions, - Yours, etc.,
FOOTBALL.
HOLIDAY.
The following have been chosen to play for the Hongkong Football Club in a Rugby match against a Naval team to be played at Happy Valley this (Thursday) afternoon :-
J. A. F. Bourchier, buck; J. Thomson, Lieut.
assaulting two German sailors at the Occidental full extent for the mount or 1wo, then backpore, the Comp ny holds a virtual monopoly of LEVEL AND STORAGE OF WATER IN RESER- Hannay, G. D. Bateman and A. S. Kompthorus,
Hotel, Kowloon, on Tuesday night last.
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Corinthian Yacht Club members will race their boats over course No. 27 on Sunday for the International Cup presented by Mr. Horos and secondary prizes giroa by Mr. Donison.
This evening, at the Union Church Litorary
again through the old routine to fud his tobacco, fill his pipe, and get it lighted. It may be very irksome, bat still he enjoys it.
ARMED ROBBERY AT FO HING FONG.
Company in its relation to the growth of the port and its wh-rfage requirements. Supreme in the industrial and financial world of Singa the docking and coaline facilities. believe it was the intention of the Admiralty to
to build a graving dock of its own at Singapore faxaval it is doing at nongkong) and to create there a establishment of its own; and Mr. Matthews, the well-known enginoor, recently visited the Colony to investigate the local conditions. The power to expropriate the Company is probably vested in the Government of the Crown Colony under the local ordinnaess. It is easy to understand why the Government should resume Tytam........ understand how the docking establishmentá Pokfulam......... are to be controlled, and what facilities the Wongaeichoong general shipping interests will be accorded by
reading of the report of the Hongkong / Club, Mr. J. Dyer Ball will lecture on "Foar again placed before Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz at its foreshore Righis; but it is not so easy to Bywasb......
Thousand Years of the Chinose." The Pre- sident, the Rev. C. H. Hickling, will preside.
Privato F. Kirby, of "G" Coy. 2nd Royal West Kout Egt. at Murray Barracks, asks as to mention that he is willing, to meet Christie of Hongkong in a ten or fifteen round boring contest, on avasi conditions.
Au Hang, Bo Shing and Mak Saug were
the Police Court yesterday to answer the large of holding up the inmates of house No. 8 Po Hing Fong with offensive weaposs, end robbing them of jewellery and clothing to the ralus of $2,400, on the 30th January last, Chief Detective Inspector Hanson prosecuted.
Au Chan, one of the amals of the house, stated:Defendant on entering the houso, said The block caloudar sent by the firm of A. they had come to repair the water pipe. The Chazalan has a remarkably pretty picture for second defendant then asid Let us make background. It is an excellent reproduction start-The second and third defendants each of a painting by a French artist, the subject and a knife. One of the intendants said to the pre ty woman's face în profile.
other wash and myself "If you make a noite, I will chop you". The first vefendant tied our
Last year the Philippines Insular Govern-
the authorities.
ANNUAL MOBILIZATION.
Benevolent Society's meeting impels us slightly to modify our opinion of the recent charitable proposal of His Excellency the GOVERNOR. The assumption wes--and it was not ours, but Sir MATTHEW NATHAN's that the Society invited to take up the proposal had better opportunities for
The annual mobilisation of troops took place making the scheme known, and for getting
yesterday, when the soldiers of the respective people to becouse guarantors." This idea wa can no longer entertain, after the officia!"
regiments in garrison were assigned to various exposure of the existing claims upon the
posts for the defence of the Colony. The forts were wadued at Belchers and Etonecutters Society, and the unhappy confession with regard to its means to meet them. In view
hands behind us, and gagged os. While the first towards the Green Island Fass, and at Lyeuiuu defendant gagged us, the other two went out of and Devil's Fort at the other entrance to Hong- of this, it seems extraordinary that a Society,
the kitchen. I was bound and gagged for about kong Harbour; also at the various other de with a burden already more than it can carry comfortably, should undertake to give
called out and the first defendant went away fences. A good deal of firing was carried part of its influence, admittedly not great
| lanving us both gagged and bound. Immediate. out; and destroyers with search lichis The fourteenth cass of plague was recordedly after they wont away I left the kitchen, and were stationed at enough to make its own path smooth, to
different points. The the task of obtaining subscriptions for the 4th instant, four cases having occurred with the other amsh went to the stair door. We following warships were at
Sulley, that week. The return for the subsequent thought dolendants wore coming back, so keld another branch of charitable enterprise. four days gives two more. One European is luard against the door. The people outside Androsteds, Astras, Iphigenia, and numer It is useless to insist that the subscribers down with scarlet forer, and fire with small-said they were Polioo, so we let them in. They ste zoned on to southern site of the Island. ous torpedo boats. The Volunteers were. are only waiting for some channel into por. There are seven cases of smallpox | brought back the defendants. I saw the second which to pour their generosity, His altogether, EXCELLENCY'S letter expressly describes their new duty as that of "getting people to become guarantors"; and we have it ou the authority of His Lordship the BISHOP,
ment departed seventy-four "beachcombere, most of when undeubtedly came this way. Serontoon "wortly destitute citizers of the United States were sat haine in Government transports.
s quarter of an hour. The ether two men then
1905.
VOIRS ON THE 1ST FEBRUARY
LEVEL,
1904. Below overflow Below averflow. Tytam......... 27 ft. 5 in. 21 ft 9 in. Byrash........
28 ft. 4 in. Pokfulam 31 ft. 10 in. 21 ft. 9 in. Wongueicheong 23 ft. 0 in. 44 ft. of in.
STOBAGE GALLONS. 1904.
1005. 192,460,000 225,000,000
nil. 21,225,000 132,000
Total 206,092,000 946,387,000 CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN THE CITY or VICTORIA AND HILL DISTRICT DUZING THE MONTH OF JANUARY,
1904. 1905. Consumption... 80,761,000 122,428,000 gallons Estimated popu
222,100 226,000
11.7
6,160,000 7,382,000
lation ....... C. neumption per
head
por day
17.4 gallons Informittant supply during the month of January, 1904 and constant supply during the meath of January, 1995.
three-quarters; H. Soper aut. A. B. da Veuilo, halves; P. W. Goldring, Lient Banking, Lieut. Holden, A. Boyd, J. Hanron, J. C Steen, D. B. Murray and H. F. Chand | (Captain), forwards,
Kick-off is at a quarter to five.
WOLVES IN CHINA.
Ku
The fact that Mr. T. R. Jernigan shot a couple of wolves at the lakes beyond Ningpo on Thursday morning, the 19th inst. is an avent in the department of spert that comes as a great surprise. From time to time we have heard fairy tales of the wild animals that exist the other side of the mountains that surround the laken, even of the tigers that are in existence at what appears to be the back of beyond, but they never seem to be where the foreigner i
ris. How over on this occasion they have actually been bagged. The place were Mr. Jernigan found the quarry was at the hose of the mountain. His hoy, who was walking about twenty yards behind carrying heavy 12 bore gun loaded with No. 2 shot, first saw the wolves, and colled londly to Mr.
Just as he turned one CONSUMPTION OF WATER IN KOWLOON
the wolves he shot her doad with PENINSULA DURING THE MONTH a light 12 bore loaded with No 4 shot. Tho
OF JANUARY,
Boy then ran hurriedly to his master calling 190
1903.
out that there was another, and just as ht Game Estimated popu Consumption 14,481,000 13,453,000 gallons up, Mr. Jernigan took from his the
hands ho carried and immediately after, the male wolf, Intion
65,900
71,650
a very big one, dashed by, and he brought him Consumption per
to the ground stone dead before he had got head per day 7.0
6.0 gallons twenty yards. The gun with which he shot the The Government Analyst reports that the first wolf was a very light 12 bore and he firsł water in of excellent quality.
both barrels. To make sure, this he repostad "P. N. H. JONES,
with regard to the second wolf as he had a very Water Authority. vicions look and both barels from the heavy
did their duty. The wolves were not thirty WEATHER REPORT.
steps apart when picked up and both were killed instantly. Evidently Mr. Jernigan's eye The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued hand have not lost their eaning, for the the following report -
quickness and accuracy of
of his aim ander such On the 8th at 11, Lu The barometer has unusual circumstances must have been excellent, to Europe by Laffan Relatives of Mr. where the master had gone. She said Beets Walking along in the darkness one was the Philippines and fallen in Jagan anil over uncounter must have required a
ta deal of presence Conger, United States Minister at Pekin, sinta
"Salt-who the neighbouring portion of the Pacific.
of mind, for wolves are not mat with every day, has gone out." He then went away. After constantly startled by the ery
Ân proa of high that letters received from Chius intimate that
pressure is again formed in
and it is quite a question whether, with some the interior and north of China and gredients
visit the the Empress Dewager, through the efforts of the inen had gone on the night of the goes there The weather was clear at the has
tus Lakes, presumpa
of minit would not who presumably has his finger on the palee Mr. and Mrs. Conger, has become & convert to I found on entering my room, that everything firing was heard when the attack was made in N.E, monsoon-wil be met with in the Formoea the First consideration. The Chinese from the robbery, I missed a quantity of my jewellery. of the the hill but somqwhat dump. Heary are becoming steep upon the east coast. Strong have been wanting, and absence of body been of philanthropie Hongkong, that this would Christian Science, and will BOOL publicly was in a stake of confusion.
the early hours of the morning. The Channel and to the northward of it, and frosh district surrounding the scene of operations be an onerous duty, that, in fact, the gene- announce her conversion. That is indeed a case
manmayres were carried out under the directo strong N.E. winds in the northern part of
the Chiun Sea; rosity of Hongkong endureth only for a of going from bad to worso; but probably the
tion of Major-General Slade, who is now on a tour inspecting His Majesty's Eastern defences. hazy, some drizzling rain.
Forecast-Fresh N. to N.E. winds, overcast, season, and that in time the guarantors story is untrue.
dofondant at three o'clock that afternoon. He
The sides of Pokfulam Road, Aberdeen Road; } the new read round the island, Monst Kellet
and
This extraordinary statement was telegraphed / entered the house saying he had come to repair Road and the Peak roads wore studied with is throughout Chins and in Farnosa and and it must not be forgotten that anch an
a waterpipe. While there, he asked the mistress
Other witnesses corroborated the evidence of the last witness, and the case was adjourned
unta this morning.
who
turned out and thanked Mr. Jernigan for having killed two animals that had caused a deal of baroc in the neighbourhood.—Sport and Gourip.