HONGKONG JOTTINGS.
When I hazarded the guess last wook that a certain Governmental department might scono- is by using envelopes over and over again if the momsary' forethought were exercised to request that each be returned, I was much nearer the truth than I imagined. I have learned that communications in other depart ments must not be enclosed in envelopes unless the communication is confidential, and then the cover should bear the notice asking that it be rotarbed to the offles from which it was issued, Moreover, it has come to my knowledge that a! whole shues of notepaper must not be used where a half would be sufficient, and should an envelope bo izcrived which would not be avail- able for future service, it should be cut into four and used for writing necessary chits. Carrying the same principle still farther, necessary permits which have to be issued by officials are printed on paper, the reverse side of which has dono duty in some other form.
THE HONGHONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, APRIL 23nn, 1906.
REVIEWS.
borses dashing through the streets with the engine on which men are seated furiously blow.
Kakemona: Japancae Sketches, by A. HEŚNAGE ing whistles robs u turnent of the Firs Brigade
EDWARDS, London : William Heinemend.. of that picturesquences which it persosacs at
This book of exclaustory paragraphs, de bome, but it bas to be remembered that the con-- ditions hers are not the same and the Brigadedicated "to my teachers, the people of Japan", in characterized more by fine writing than is a useful institution and not on arasment.
originality of theaght and observation. The author seems to belẳng to that quaint school whose modern apostle acoms to be Mr. Bart" Kennedy. His style may be fairly pardlied in the following "kakemono", largely compiled from actual quotations from the book:
BANYAN.
FOOTBALL CHALLENGE SHIELD FINAL.
WON by HS, "DIADEM." The expected happened in the final for the Challenge Shield which was played on the Hongkong Football Club's ground at Happy Falley on Saturday. The sailors beat the Hongkong Football Club by two goale. Unfortunately, a heavy shower of rain fell before the match bogan, making the soft ground softer and mors slippery, but this did not davant the spectators, the number present being larger than at any match this season. A.E. the Governor watched the play from the matshed, which was filled. From a spectator's point of view the game was not an exciting ene, being too much one-sided; but the Club made a good
Hero is economy if you like. It ought to delight the hearts of our careful, canny Scotch bodies, who would not use a match if paper wer" available, and who are led to express surprise and alarm when they hang a saapence Nostand against their more skilful opponents.
one will find fault with tho authorities for being careful and taking pains to prevent waste even in such small matters, but their action is open to the aritinism that more thought is devoted to the spending of a few cents than to the expendi. ture of thousands of dollars. Still, it is pleas ant to note that ext. nvagance does not charac
terian all official proceedings, and we may not. hope in vain to sea that the community benefits by this exercise of economy.
That tho Chinamas does not lavish a great amount of affection on his daughters is provor bial, hut it is not often that this lack of sonti- ment is so apparent as in the case of the Cantou- oso guide about whom the following story i, told. He had escorted a party of Easter sist
Terms: H.K.F.C.—Q. C. Hicking, E. Hum phreys, G. E. Morrell; H. C. Gray, J. Witchell, F. C. Hall; W. H. Willions, R. Miller, W. B. Leckie, R. Whitamezo and J. Mend.
H.M.S. Diadem---Scott; MoDonaid
and
Newman: Yousus, Wall and Lockor; Lawrence. Conuelly, Bell, Matthews and Fowler.
Sunny Japan sita peaceful, and still. It has rained all night and all day, big, solid drops that fall as compactly through the air as battalions of small shot, but at twilight the raindrops dwindled, slackened, dwindled, ceased.
The rain had stoppet
The stones on the pathway were all wet and shining. The rain had done that.
Ab The rain. It had done more than that,
Liston.
HAMBURG.
FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.]
March 20th.
DESTRUCTIVE WEATHER. After a mild winter the month of March camə in as a lamb, but soon cast off the disguise and appeared in its true colours us a roaring lion. Violent north-westerly galas accompanied by heavy bowstorms have been aging in the German Ocean from the Channel to the coasts of Denmark and Norway and only now gradually subsiding. Spring-tides, such as have Bot beer experienced for years, bare inundated the coasts and the banks of the rivers, doing considerable damage to dikes and buildings and drowning mavy heads of estils. In Antwerp the Beholdt looded the quays, sweeping away or else seriously injucing the goods stowed thers; Flushing and other places on the river were est | under water, obstructing the railway service, the English mail-train going off the lines on
The gallant kurumaya, gallant descendant hoone ecersion. of no less galkot samuret, stops. Stands still, Porhaps it is the wonderful Japanese sympathy. Remember. The rain had also stopped.
produces a dainty cigarette a cigarette Kurumaya-san (Oh! That Japanese polite
made of mermaid's hair,
Koji. That is what he needs, yearus for, needs, requires.
He produces a box, a little box, It is a match. dear houses, are like that, feail, tiny, kail. One box, a frail, tiny affair. Japanese houses, those
takes off one's boots before going in.
The kurumaya is sad, sorrowful. Jap ness matches strike only on the box; sad the rain (see page 159) has zonde the box damp. Damp! Mr. Beringe Edwards's book is in thef toue,
but there is nothing funny in it. He is is deadly earnest all through. He raves about the wonderful expression of Dai-Butsu, to bagin with, and deliberately sintes that the heavy is still" in response to the enquiry, lidded eyes droop lower, and the slow smile is thy secret, Great Lord Buddha?"
"What This is extraordinary, in the ease of a bronze image,
But it
The islands have suffered
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fortunately not to the extent at first appre honded. To land on the island was impossible, so that the Kaiser, who had come on a tour of Curbaren toe inspection, bad to turn back. part of the seswall have been carried away; had to pay its tribute, several buildings and
oven the massive fortifications have not been able to resist the fury of the elements altogether, and the dikes show gaps here and there. The storme bave left their mark all along the banks of the lower Elbe; here and in the neighbouring town of Altona the water stood on the quay the cellars of the adjacent houses and of those on the canals wore flooded and everywhere detachments of the tre brigade were to be seen hard at work pumping them dry. Numerous shipwrecks have been reported, some vessels lie high and dry in places whence it will hardly be possible for them to return to their native lost, although serious apprehensions were enter
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As soon as play started the Club were forced to defend. The feather was immediately driven in the direction of their ust, and Fowler was making the first effort when he wasruled off- side. Morrell repulsed a second attack, but the civilians were incapable of coping with the rapidly recurring charges, and as the ball tarried before the posts Connelly sent in a sharp low shot; it struck Hickling's boot and found a resting place in the uet. The Club trans tors to one of the pagodas, where the party saferred the play and Hall and Mitchel essayed down to enjoy a rest and a sandwich.
** One to pass the Diadem's keeper, but both attempts married "Yos.". Any children ?" daughter. Bu! she no like my food." What do failed. Through some smart passing the whose expression we have examined and element. Few Hres, bowever, seem to have been confidently hoped that this incident may surve you moan “She die." At this he smiled, a pro. Į sailors were again successful in besieging their identified as a faintly oypical ope,
nations and to produce more kindly feelings, Great strength and Superior to cooling which seemed so unnatural that one of opponents' fortress. Morrell and Humphreys is no more extraordinary than his further tained concerning the fishing feats out at sea; the gentlemon remarked, "Very fanny, isn't deavoured to stem the oncoming tide, but { statement that "the murmuring water yuna nearly all the boats have since come in or hare and that it may help to bring about a peaceful
The guide, who knew English well, failed although they did excellent work-especially
more swiftly." Apart altogether from the found shalter elsewhere. Theatsoat of property to appreciate the sarcasın, for he grinned still Humphreys the odds against them were too fact that, to the best of our recollection, destroyed on the other hand is very great; in
great and they had to give way. Lawrence's all the water in the vicinity is in singnant Antwerp end its neighbourhood alone the anrual report of the Hamburg America Line. poule, we do not believe that running water damage done is said to exceed three million
Are you
more and added Muskee daughter: more better son."
attempt Hickling turned aside, Fowler was ausucessful in getting through, his second abot striking the upright, but it span out Connelly again caught it and landed it in the not, thus putting the Diadem two up. It was very seldom during the first half that the sailors' defence was seriously troubled. but throughout they kept the Club in a state of anxioly. Lawrence was making an attempt when he was ruled off-side. Shortly afterwards Bell followed with a niso oblique shot which just went behind. A second attempt struck the
ever accelerater its paca becausas phrase-monger needs the emphasis thus obtained. We have ne doubt that we are not being quite fair, that many readers will wade through this addition to the already copious bibliographica Japonies with keen delight; but we are sure that they will also acquire many wrong impressions; and personally, we find the style irritating. The author, who admits that he allowed his riesha. puller to stop and genialect at every "sacred"
francs!
GERMANS AT COURRIERES,
Eat all this pales beside the dreadful colliery disaster at Courrieres in France, where. from a thousand to twelve hundred men have perishod,
In the countries which comprise the United Kingdom a common topographical feature is the frequency with which some fabulens or historical leap is commemorated. For instance, there comes to minit anch names as the Devil's Lenp, the Soldier's Leap, the Smuggler's Leap, but of course there are many more, which readers will doubtless recall, Honkong is not rich in this kind of nomenclature, though it may be that a certain spot in Queen's Road Enst will achieve some degree of notoriety by upright, and Humphreys had just relieved the camphor-tree (ours never tried that on), remarks area of 6,000 hectares. They were considered
pressure when the whistle sounded.
Half-time: H.M.§. Diadem, 2; H.K.F.C. At the start of the second half the Club made the running, but they were beaten off by a sound defence. A numberof their players seemed loth to part with the ball; they "hung on "tow long, with the result that many opportunities are lost. Shortly after play started both sides
on page 141 that "many writers have exclaimed in paragraphe sprinkled with interjections." We can think of no comment more just than ev
quoque.
Judas, by SIDNEY MOUTHIE, Shanghai:
latiog at a low cospputation 6,000 children fatherless. The pits or concessions as they are called. are situated in the great coal basin of Bethune, the output of which reaches close upon 16 million tons annually, and extend over au particularly safe with regard to fire-damp and the entire plant and timber-works, etc., are said to have been of the most approved pattern. A short time ago fire broke out in two of the pits which it proved impossible to extinguish. The
what may be described as the gambler's leap. During a police raid on a hours where gambling was going on one of the panic-stricken natives jumped from the third floor kitchen into the air shaft or back yard, a distance of 50 feet; or 49 feet to be precise. Of course the result was fatal in his case, bat another coolie, apparently for no other reason than that he had so another n do it, also leaped from the window showed signs of fatigue, and the impetuoas attacks of his works have already attracted favourabling with naked lights. Several terrific explosions
His experience was different, for he was able to enter the Police Station and say he had jumped out of the window. He had only a sprained foot to show as the result of his daring but
stupid deed. Troly a marvellous escape!
of the Diadem's forwards which characterised the first half were conspicuous by their absence in the second. Several times the sailors looked like getting through when Humphreys, the most prominent of the civilian players, turned
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solution of the present political difficulties.
THE H. A. Ľ.
I conclude with a few figures taken from the
anything in the Colony.
BECHSTEIN,
amounts to M. 37,769,754 as compared with STEINWAY, just published: the nett profit for the year 1905 M. 29,504,952 in 1004, deducting M. 1,626,797. for interest on preference shares, remains for distribution 37. 96,142,987, which have been allocated as follows, to Depreciation of
lupe, build. ings, locke &
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1here
other property M. 19,106,250 last year M. 15,212,696 Roserve insur
anco account 2,000,000 Renovation
9.753,177 RO Uunt Pension fund ..
50,000 Veteran fund for the benefit
atorer
jag servanti of the co- pany who arU not entitled to a pension by the tarm of their en gagements...
Preninme to directora, &c.
heut, it is now supposed, generated fire damp and
guses, which found their way through Reserve aɛci..... The author, Mr. Sidney Moatrie, of Shanghai, fissares in the rocks to the neighbouring gal. is zot auknown in the literary world. Severa leries, where the men, if report be true, wore work-Dividers
Fow
2.497.270
50,000
100,000
€06,678
526,883
2·0,000 497,403
376,344
- 11 per cant.... 11,000,000 M..36.142,987
9 p. 9,000,000 M. 27,820,722 The contributions of the company to the them succeeded State Insurance Funds in 1905 huve amounted
notice, and the present, which is dedicated to followed, bringing down enormous masses of rock Herbert Beerbohm Tres in grateful acknowledg. and stons and killing or imprisoning seme ment of bis interest and encouragement." bids sixten hundred men fair to rival some of his previous efforts. Mr Motrie has, in his own words, fulfilled in some
in escaping and although no tim was lost in 10 M; 529,712.78. dom mending operations for saving the.
the play, and with the help of bis comrades Legras dristotle's definition of tragedy. Car. remainder, outy a few ban lead seem to have Encceeded in holding the fort until time wastaicly ho raises pity and stirs the soul to a king been rescued and there seems to be no chance
called.
Result: II.M.9. Diadem, 2; H.K.F.C., 0.
In these days when forthall has attained such popularity that "gotes" are counted by teas of thousands and a fival at the Happy Valley brings out hundreds of spectators, it will
After the match Mrs. Williams was asked to provoke a smile to read that among the acts of
present the Shield and medals to the winning the Scottish Parliament which the Lar team. The Commodore, before culling apon bur, Advocate now puls forward for repost as
said he was sure all prevent had enjoyed obraleta or unnecessary is one dated 144 watching the exciting fight for the honour of and bearing the quaint title Of Playing winning the Hongkong Football Challenge at the Fut Ball." Apparently it Tag Shield. Both teams were deserving of the shield, framed to prevent the youth of the country but he thought they would all agree with him
football which shonid spending the time
when he said the best team had won it (sheers) be emplased in archery practies, in which, The Frenker then called upon bis wife, who wa alas, they were woefully deficient compared with their rivals south of the Border. Even today made the recipient of a handsome bouquet, to
of any more being still alivo. At first littl
of intellectual delight. No one can feel aught but pity for the miserable Judas who betrayed gress was made us the available appliances his master for a comparatively trifling sum of proved inadequac and not adapted to the money. When his mother, affectionate, bat
siren pastances, and it was not until a body of proud of race, learns that he has committed this from the Westphalian coal districts appeared on abunt twenty specially trained salvage men black dishonour, she blds him:
the sane that the work underground advanced at a more rapid rate. Whether these men ware sent by the Kaiser or had come of their own accord, prompted by a deep fellow-foeling with the victims, is not quite clear, at any rate their services were gladly accepted, and having
"If still woaldet be my son. Die that I may love the dead.
I shall not blush in weeping for thee then. See there, that rops: take it. I give it thee. Now dost thou understand!"
The wretched men to whom the sight of the
pieces of silver is a reproach, presents them to
there are those who think that there is too Preseal the shield and medals. Or completion not assured they bare boon honestly gained.
much homage paid to the god of exercise and that more serious attention to business world make less probable those frequent outbursty about the success of foreign competition, but those who decry the value of sport would hurdly wish to see such an Act enforced as to probibit football or other manly exercises.
of her task ehe was heartily cheere), The H.K.F.C. team then gave three cheers for th Diadem, the return of the compliment ending the proceedings.
THE LATE MR. LITTLE.
a
blind begger, who returns them because he is
Judas at last throws them out of the windew and
received permission to descend to the pits at
ouce, they started work without delay and have continued at it, with but short intervals of rest. until now. Their assistance has been most
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The British crease.
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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The C.P.R. str. Empress of India arrived at Shanghai at midnight on Friday, the 20th inst., und left again at 7 p.m. on Saturday for Naga saki, where she is due to arrive at 7 n.m. to-day. The 1.0.M. str. P. E. Friedrich left Shanghai on Saturday, the 21st. iust., at 8 p.m., and may be expected here on or about Tuesday, the 24th inst, at daylight
valuable, as they have been trained to the work, and as their outfit, consisting of fire-proof belmets, bags of oxygen for breathing and other implement combines all the latest im porements enabling them to penetrate farther into the priseges and galleries then had been possible so far. system of ventilation has since been established in order to purify the atmosphere below, but the air is getting works
The 1.GM, str. Pring Heinrich, carrying the owing to the stench caused by the decomposition German mails with dates from Berlin of the of the bodies of the buried and of the carcasos 27th March. left Singapore on Friday, the 20th of the hoses which it has been impossible to inst, at 5p.m., and may be expected here on or
An attempt has been made to wall in about Tuesday, the 24th inst., p.m.
The Bucknell Linestr. Manica left Singapore | so much movement here as in some of his stories, the pits that are on fire, in the hopes of for this port on the 17th inst., and is expected but The Yarn of Old Harbour Town" appeals mothering the fire by excluding all sir, but the to the render by the interesting character
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afterwards hangs himself. His mother relente and enters the chamber to save her son, but she arrives too late. The pathos is deepened by the lare element. The foster daughter of Judith is in lora with Judas, and the dialogue between the two women when the older relates her dream of the treacherous zot of Judas is particularly fics. The late Mr. Robert William Little, editor of Undoubtedly " Judas peggies both tarary
and dramatic merit. This reminds me that the football season in the North-China Daily News, whose death we Hongkong has been brought to a close by the reported on Saturday, was the deyen of journal. The Yarr of Oul Harbour Toun, by W. CLARK splendid victory which the team from H.M.Sism in Shanghai. He was born in Londen en RUSSELL Tondou: T. Fishor Uurio. Diadevi achieved over the Hongkong Club on August 2nd, 1839. Educated at St. Paul's Russell here gives us another of these tales Though not by any means his best, Clark Saturday afternoon. It was a brilliant scene School, Leuden, and Oriel College, Oxford, redolent of the salt sea and stirring adventures at the close, when the cosmopolitan popolatio (where he took his B. A. degree), he subse- with its variety of colour and picturesque drassantly studied for the bar. In 1862 he came to acclaimed the winners, and the Commodore
to arrive here on the 23rd iust. presented the Shield to the winning team. China and engaged in mercantile pursuits, con
nected chiefly with ten and shipping..
The str. Bombay Moru (NYK. Bombay Lino} In studie which the author has presented. The engineers do not seem to have much faith in After all, it was only the expected that happened 1886, he joined the North-China Daily principala, at least the men, stand ont vividly, this measure, and it feared that all work will left Moji for this port on the 191h last, and is It has been realised during the season that the News and succeeded the late Mr. J. W. men of virility and character, though the hero have to be stopped shortly, as the vitiated expected to arrive here on the 24th
The str. Kanagawa Meru (N.Y.K. American becomes a hero in spite of what we call a moral sailors showed better form and played better MacLellan as editor. A man of great versatilitykis. After doing glofons the gene atmosphere is endangering the lives of the Line) left Shanghai for this port on the 21st inat., and force of character, he did not confine his Royal navy and beginning a career fail brave zasa ongaged in recovering the bodies. and is expected to arrive here on the 24th inst. alteation to noweaper work, but devoted a
of promise, he blights bis prospects by The secos outside are said to have defied de- act of drunkenness. Dismissed the service,scription, particularly in the beginning: TUTY I felt somewhat aggrieved on Saturday | great deal of his time and energy to public he gives way to bis failings, and is load of dead bodies or charred rebisins produced
The Hongkong Observatory yesterday issued T SYSTEM of DENTISTRY. was chairman of Shanghaj reduced to living on the rather limited menus night when some Americans jeared at our Fire affairs. Brigade. They made fun of the engine tearing Municipal Council for three years, from 1979 of his father. This also means that the girl! fresh outbursts of grief and anguish on the part. along the principal thoroughfare at the rate of to 1881, and was Chairman of the Shanghai affection will not tolerate his advances. round the pit mouths; hat why dwell on such bas talles quickly over N. China, owing to s
whom he loves and who really returns his of the wives and children and others gathered the following report: these miles an hour, and one of them became Branck of the China Association last year. He However, ber father gives him the command of so excited that he rushed into the middle of the was an enthusiastic volunteer fireman and an a ship and then the hero behaves so unheroically pictares, where help is out of the question, depression which appears to be approaching road and tried to persuado a stolid Indian officer in the local volunteer corps, taking keen as to entrap the girl on board, and sail away tu Strauge to say, a strike of the minore, which Shantung from
An area of high pressure covers Japan with the hope
She, in is fast spreading all over the district, has of forcing her to marry him. himself from the interest in both bodies, and encouraging all his order to terrify him, faigas madness and is followed upon the 'ead occurrence; the meu
its centre over the S.E. coast. policeman te remove
Moderate S.E. winds are indicated in the danger zone. Then they laughed when they young friends to take up public duties. He was ultimately handed over to z bome-going ressel. saw the belmeted men retura in ricshas. It twicemarried. As a writer he was distinguished Notwithstanding that experience, her regard accuse the managers of the collieries of gross Formosa Channel, and the N. part of the Chian seemed like a parody to them that one was by a forceful and Jurid; style; and in addition for him is undiminishel, and though he neglect and worse, in making light of pre- San, accompanied by foggy weather along the
attompts suicide when carterad he is nursed monitory symptoms and not adopting preven const heard to declare that they couldn't beat that in was something of a poet, A very popular esan
Forecast-Moderata to 8.E. winds back to health, and all being forgiven the two
tive measures at once, but as their demands are
showery, foggy- "Neo York." Admittedly the absence of in Shanghai, bis death will be much regretted. subsequently marry and all ends well.
football than the landsmen, and their success has boon thoroughly deserred.
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