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order, in pussing it on, and is promptly and
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deservedly accused of contemptuous and Woodgook on the gases of his daughter, MTELEGRAMS.
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oramination. She has passed with distinction Gwendoline, in the Oxford Local `preliminary- in English history, was the only girl from Hongkong to gain distinction in any subject, and the only local girl who passed,
insubordinate conduct, and humiliated wherever he had thought to shino na a humourist Admiral Evans should have CO.. been made similarly to eat his far wore mischievous words, but apparently the American Government does not
The German military airahip made a subcoss- un-ful excursion over Berlin on October 9th. derstand the necessity of a decent re- There was practically no wind. The vessel ticence in its officials. If ita Admir-maneuvred easily. After leaving the shed als are allowed such licence, we cannot where she is housed at Togel als passed over the wonder at its half-educated and
olly, crossing Unter den Linder, where large scienceless journalists going to the lengths Castle, Finally she returned to Tegel,
crowds had assembled, and hovering over the POPULARITY they do. The travelling Secretary for War, they tell us, will visit St. Petersburg.
Before Mr. F. A. Haselund at the Polic Court yesterday à esaman employed on the 8.8. and Berlin, but will avoid Paris and Sui Seng was charged with stealing one valino- Loudon. President Roosever, it is assert-master pot and other articles from the steamer, ed, wishes to show Japan that the United States is on terms of the closest friendship with Russia and Germany. Was ever such mischievous foolishness tolerated anywhere before 7 The New York American." states that Subig Bay, near Manila, is being hastily fortified and twenty-four 6.5in guns have recently been mounted in Grande Island. Complementary fórts, are being constructed on the mainland and on CONSISTENT EXCELLENCE the island of Corregidor, at the mouth of
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and a second hand storekeeper was charged with receiving the goods. The fret defendant the second to six weeks, as he had a previous was sentenced to Bfteen days' imprisonment and envistion against him.
of laying down a second line of raits along the The Imperial authorities fod, that the work Siberian Railway will take a lager time and obtail a greater expenditure of money, than was
estimated. It is now asserted that the proposed wecond line. f rails on not ba laid dowa, ovea
only for the section between Atohinck, which is 75 miles west of Krasnoyarak, 30 miles west- ward of Lake Baikal, in less than four years, and the: the cost will be no less than £1,030,000
Manila Bay. All the troops in the Phil ip- pines are drilled daily, and practice with the big guns is going on continuously. It Chen Yat-kai, a married woman, lived com- | aleo invents and publishes from day to day fortably at Waiohow, and appears to have belligerent utterances attributed Ipingly to little regretted the absens of her husband, Japanese statemen, who have, almost he lives in Hongkong, until he neglected to without exception, set an example that to evidence adinced at the Pollos Court yes forward her allow inse. The husband, according Americans should profit by. All sortsterday, fell in love with another, whom he made of reckless statements are made con- his second wife, and the cost of living hera cerning the trip of the American battle prevented him sanding funds to his "it fat.*. ship squadron to the Pacific,
The failure of a remittance brought his wilê forsooth, such a tardy and perfectly to her husband's house she met her rival. Then to Hongkong to make inquiries, and on going reasonable step could not be taken without the row began, and ended in the wifs being ulterior motive. If in Japan there has been charged by the second wife with assult. The one trumpery writer silly enough to discuss complainant told Mr. Hageland that she did that voyage as having any concern for the
not know her husband had another wife, other- Japanese, the fault must be laid at the door of the Americani Yellow Press, who them. selves first suggested it It is gratifying to' A. S. WATSON & CO.. believe, as we do, that these do not represent
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THE attitude of some of the American editors, vis-a-vis their country's relations with Japan, is still that of the cynical sinner who wired to his artist in Cuba, you provide the pictures; I'll provide the war." In contemplating the naughtiness of these journalistic children, one bas to cultivate patience; the desire to see them thoroughly
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all America. The people that will not trust Mr. Hearst to manage any of its state business notices and dismisses the claptrap as "mero
wise she would not have stayed with him. The charge was dismissed,
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aged seventy-four years.
Sir Lewis Morris, the poet, is dead;
KAISER A BRITISH HOUSE-
HOLDER.
LONDON, November 13th. The German Emperor has taken Highcliffe Castle, at Bournemouth.
OPENING OF PARLIAMENT,
LONDON, November 13th. Parliament re-opens on Jan. 29th.
U.S. MINT,
LONDON, November 13th. The American Mint is going to coin fifty million dollars,
A SINGAPORE WITNESS.
LONDON, November 13th. Mr. MacArthur of Singapore has given evidence against shipping rings
to the Conference.
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SIGHTED.
Toxro, November 13th.
non-appearance of the s.s. Empresa of Anxiety has been felt owing to the
China, due two days ago.
She was sighted this morning, however, and should arrive at Yokohama this even-
JAPAN.
(FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT.).
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been swept, eff the earth, scarcely upright remaining in the morning, when a` few man and women were to be seen poking Among the embere. There were also destroyed the commodious offioes of the French industrial syndicate (on the other skle of the road) and. the beadquarters of the Progressise party. Tho total loss was, hall a million. An appalling feature of the fire was the rapidity with which the great structure was consumed, and one wondored that any fire insurance company coult be peranaded to accept such a risk on ordinary. terms. When the fire was at its height and it Imperial Hotel, Sogretary Taft was sposting was not impossible that it would spread to the before a great gathering of Japanese, but he was kept in ignorance of what was going on outside. quarters of the city are disappearing by degrees Wooden buildings in the business and giving place to brick structures.
OXFORD LOCAL EXAMINATIONS. July 1907. Twentieth Year. HONOURS LISP. BOYS,
Junior, Third Class, Mok Kai-fook (Q) Preliminary Third Class, P. Prevort (J) Preliminary Third Class, J. Thuan (3) Junior Third Clas, K. M. Lay (T)
Tokyo, November ård.. Unofficial details of the departmental estim ates for the ensuing your have been made public, and the aggregate represents a large increase in both revenue and expenditure: The total expenditure is calculated at nearly 70) milliea yon, a great increase compared with last year, butit may be taken for granted that the departments will not get all they ask. There is most likely, however, to be a decided increase in the outlay on railways, perhaps the mest important of mil public works. doubling of the Tokalde Railway, rauning from Tokyo to Kobe, is impérative, and is being proceeded with. Nothing should be allowed to stand in the way of this work, although it invokes an outlay of wany millions, on secount of now bridgee and other engineering' works necessary. Apart from the growing demands of an important freight traffic, and the need of an accelerated express service, the recent foods showed how completely a railway system, de pending on only a single track, can be disabled, In advocating the complete doubling of the railway, one of the vernacular journals recently observed that it was a fortunate thing for Japan the floods and railway break down did not occur during the war, when such a disaster to the transport servios might have been fata to Japan's shoes. The argument is equally applicable in regard to the fight for commeros, Even in's time of peace, the Tokaido and other railways are quite unable to cope with the business of the districts through which they (S) Tso Sha-fan
(8) 8. Lakban 14,000 tons of goods were lying at various (D) Chiu Yan-tax
It was estimated the other day that atations unable to get transport. Farther con.) G. E. Lacn
(D) J. C. Brewin gestion is likely to be caused shortly by the (J) F. Lopes transport of troops to the north-east for the (J) J. Lopes great manœuFRAG, The improvement of the (J) P. J. O'Brien railway services is therefore of first importance. (D) Cann Chiu-yan
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While the principal English games are bat
tremendous enthusiasm displayed with regard to slowly increasing in favour among the Japaness of the rising generation, no one can doubt the baseball. The fervour, in fact, sometimes loads to disagreeable incidents, for it is owing to this enthusiasm in excess that the rival teame of two
D) G. J. Litton of the Tokyo auiverelties, Waseda and Keio (J) L. Mayer
(D) T. Strangma Gijiku, are at daggers drawn, and have not (J) J. Silva M. Lemieux, the Minister despatch-time the youth of the country are greatly (D) Leung Ping Kwan (J) F. J. Tavares
played together for months. But at the present (JJ. Tarares
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being played between a team from the collega of (J) G. Blake St. Louis, Hawaii, and the Keis Jijiko boys. Play (J) H. Castro
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polities" and remains convinced it war by a small body of man in Victoris jail yester- HONGKONG'S CHIEF JUSTICE / Pod-to-day and apart from the game provided | (J) J. Mattos
Hongkong sous few months ago was witnessed The last coons in the tragedy which startled
day morning, when William Hall Adastts was hanged for the crime of which he was found guilty, and to which he ultimately confessed. Adsette, it is stated, made a confession which is practically■ bistory of his past life in the East, and this is said to be of much a revolting obaracter that it has been considered advisable
COMPLIMENTED.
HIS WORK POR JAPAN.
Tokyo, November 13th. Sir Francis Piggott has been the which guest of Prince Ito at a banquet at Seoul. Toasting the Chief Justice of Hongkong, Prince Ito referred to the excellence of his work when he drafted the Japanese Constitution.
with Japan is unlikely. They allow for the exigencies of next year's Presidential. election, and for Mr. Roosevelt's anxiety to add four large battleships to the urvy, There is no reason, they argue. for such a war, and they are satisfied that neither the Government of Japan or PRESIDENT not to publish it. It appears many of the
stories about the condemned man ROOSEVELT has any wish to precipitate it, have appeared in the pipers were more That view ie, no doubt, perfectly true.' fabrications. Since his incarceration he has Unfortunately, they do not show active behaved well and eaten well, and even yesterday disapproval of the bellicosa yahoos, who so morning, the morning of his death, ho ate a hearty moal. Then he received what comfort disgrace them. They ought to. Such he could from his spiritual adviser, the Rev. weeds are thrifty. Their "power to override Mr. Thomson, after which he was prepared for the influence of the sober-minded has been the oad. He walked calmly to the soffold, proved on other occasions, and, though we showing no trace of four. His wind, it is said do not believe that Mr. ROCHEVELT will appeared to be unconscious of all things earthly, suffer it to force his band nad to commit, another put it, as if he were in a sort of stupor. The execution was managed without the slightest awkwardness,
jail and view the body, and on their return to Mr. Hazeland invited the jurors to enter this Court, evidence was called.
him to conduct which without just cause would endanger the peace of the world, it At the Magistracy in the afternoon an inquest may stir up amongst wide classes of was held by Mr. F. A. Hassland, sitting American citizens a temper very unfavour-Arnold, F. O. H. Kellingbusen and H. Rapp coroner, and a jury composed of Messrs. C able to the amicable solution of ponding infe the cause of death, questions with Japan." If Mr. ROOSEVELT is an honest man, and brave enough to risk the loss of the vote-influence of these mud. stirrers of his, he will deliver a plain presidential message that will encourage the good Ainsricans to put them in their proper place. The American yellow press is infinitely more deleterious than opium, and the International Reform Bureau America should deal with it first, the beam
before the mote.
of
In aid of the Organ Fand of Union Church there will be a Sale of Work on Tuesday 3rd December, to be held in the Volunteer Head quarters and Parade Ground.
This evening at the Union Church Literary Club, Mr. J. C. Jonghia will read a paper on T. E. Brown, a Manx Poet. It is hoped there will be a good attendance of Members and friends,
well spanked would otherwise perhaps belray Lama is shortly excepted in Peking from itself in unreasonable cruelty. They are, Tibet to open a school for the Tibetan language, nevertheless, very disagreeable, nastymind- ed, irritating children, and the Father of diffoulty in getting translating work done there, as the Chinese Resident says there is extreme bis Country pro tem, theatrically engaged and students are much needed who know both forking hay or picking cotton, certainly Chinese and Tibetan. appears too indulgent. If he spares the" rod much larger he will spoil the child. Compare the treatment of the American Admiral Evans and of the English Admiral Sir PERCY SCOTT respectively. The blatant EVANS announces his opinion, his entirely ungrounded opinion, that Japan is prepar.
For the Interport Fite on the Cricket Ground for members and friends are being posted. The on Saturday, at 9 to 12 p.m., tickets of admission general public will be admitted to the Murray Road side of the ground, and will not require tickets.
ing for war with the United States, and his the Kowloon gedowns. In godowa No. 51 caso There has been another seisure of opium in only modification under re-examination is of compound of opium containing 180 tacle was that Japan does not intend to hurry-it-on-discovered, and a native was arrested and charged For thus hurrying on a crisis that ought before Mr. C. D. Melbourne at the Police Court never to have arisen in a worthier world, tion and dealing in the drag without a licence yesterday with failing to disclose its importa no one in authority says a word to him. Another case of opium was raised in godown The English admiral merely makes a No 17, but so far no claimant has put in a flippant paraphrase of his superior officer's appearance.
in immediate charge of Victoria jail, stated R. H. A. Craig, assistant superintendent that the body the jury had just viewed was that of William Hall Adsetts, an American subject, 28 years of age, He was received into the oustody of witness on October 23rd nader sentence of death, which sentence was. daly carried out in the presence of witness at two minutes past five that morning. The usual prison officials were present, also Dr. Moore, England chaplain. On Tuesday evening the medical officer of the jail, and the Church of accessed, admitted the crime to him and also the justice of his sentense.
Dr. W. B. A. Moore, medical offer of the after which he made a postmortem examination jail testified to being present at the execution,
fracture and dislocation of the neck. of the body and found that death was caused by
The jury returned a verdict of death by fracture and dialovation of the neck cansed in das course of law.
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[REUTER'S SERVICE.] ADMIRAL SIR PERCY SCOTT CENSURED.
LONDON, November 11th, In compliance with the orders of the Admiralty to prepare for the visit of the Kaiser, Admiral Lord Charles Beresford on the 4th inst. sig salled a general order to the and repaint. Bear Admiral Sir Percy Scott Channel Flest to suspend current operatione
in transmitting the order to one of his signalled, "paint work appears more, in squadron on the Portland firing range, demand that gunnery so you had better come back in time to make yourself look pretty by the 8th inst." Admiral Beresford summoned Admiral Scott on board his Flag Ship on Friday, and subsequently signalled a general order to the fleet describing
insubordinate, and announcing that Admiral Admiral Sott's signal as contemptuous and
Scott had been directed to order its ex. pungement from the lugs of the vessels
concerned.
THE KAISER'S VISIT.
LONDON, November 11th. The Kaiser received the most hearty wel come at Portsmouth, and Windsor. The Kaiserin will leave England in a few days visiting Queen Wilhelmins on the 17th
just.
THE M. C. O. IN AUSTRALIA.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA. THE MARYLEBONE CRICKET CLUB,
M.C.C., 833 for 4 wickets.
LONDON, November 11th. First Innings, South Australia
One of (J) F. Besario (J) L. Rosario (J) J. Sales (J) J. Silves (J) J. Sour
a scans that will be long remembered. the most attractive features was the little army of Keio students, boys ranging from 14 to 20, forming the "reaters," their task baing to cheer their own side. Their "pollage yell" was all ear-splitting "Kai Kei Kelo!"-long drawn out and yelled from, a thousand-tarosts, The boys marched on to the field led by s student in mortar-board with a magnificent purple-silk cloak; over his shoulders and carrying s beautifully gold-embroidered standard, also of purple allk, bearing the word arkada
purple colour, and having been lined up with. The youngsters each carried a small flag of
military precision gave vent to the college yell and then took up their position on a reserved stand, from which they onconraged their team throughout the game. The crowd was immense and also enthusiastic, and the game ended in an initial victory for the home team with a score of 5 to 3. The second and perhaps concluding match wie to be played to-day, the Emperor's brithday. The Hawiin team will also meet the Waseda university team, and it is to be feared that if the Waseda boys do not prove equal to those of Keio against the foreigners, the on- opertaman like rivalry between the two local hatred. universities will develop into something like
(Q) Hang Kwok-oli (Q) J. M. Remedios (OA. R. Samy (Q) Wong Thi-cho
(Q) Young Ming-sam
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DJKLA.
Preliminary, (r)-G. A. Woodcock (Distinction in History). Names of Candidates and Schools are in D Diocesan School alphabetical order. J. St. Joseph's College T. Private Tuition
8. St. Stephen's College Q Queen's College V. Victoria British
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KULANGSU (AMOY) MUNICIPAL COUNCIL.
Minutes of a meeting of the Coazoil, beld at the Board Room, on the 22nd October, 1907.
Present:-Masers W. H. Wallace Casir man), C. A. V. Bowrs, A. F. Gardiner, Huang Tw'an chow, W. Kruse, W. Wilson, the Health Officer, and the Secretary,
and confirmed,
1 The minutes of the last meeting are read
2 The Superintendent of Police reports the following cases have been heard in the Mixed court since the last moeting:-
STMMONSEE.
Contempt of Court & Allowing pigs to stray Encroaching on property 3, Perjury 2. 7, Debt 2, Breach of Municipal Regulations 4,
of·
SUMMARY ASBESTS. ►
Breach of Municipal Regulations 6. Com
(Signed) W. H. WALLACE,
Chairman.
By order,
C. BERKELEY MITCHELL,
Secretary.
THE GREAT COLONISATION ENTERPRISE. the Crown Prince of Kores-ons of the resulta Following the remarkably successful visit of
Prince will be educated in Japan-themitting a nuisance 2 Theft &, Assault S. of which is that the young Korean Crown
under the brightest auspices. Margais Katsura,- Korean Colonisation Company begins its work leader of the movement, bae just concluded a visit to the peninsula, where he has enlisted the sympathy and support of the Krean authorities in a scheme which aims at the RUSSO CHINESE BANK ROBBERY.
able land of Korer lie fallow, development of the country's resources by Japanese labour. Three quarters of the cultiv foremost a farmer's entry and since the Shanghai after having robbed the Busso- The N.-C. Daily News of Nov. 8th says:- It is first and Wong Tang-kee, the well-known compradore
Russo Chinese Bank, who had fled from native, from many causes, is unable to develop Chinese Bank of 200,000 tsels, as it is alleged, its agriculture the Japanese farmer will go was arrested on Wednesday morning. over and do it. This is the programme of the promoters of the Oriental Development Com- pany. I course the Japanese Government is interested, the whole scheme being under officis direction. The capital of the company is fixed at 19,000,000 yon and farther capital to the extent of 100,000,000 millions may be raised the issue of "bonus" debentures. The company of course will undertake all sorts of enterprises in Kores but its principal aim ia to settle the Japaneso farmer..
police had been rainly searching for the missing compradore for several months st the datation of various persons who had been One of these, M. Loureiro, whom Wong is said to have swindled out of 120 shares in the Astor House Hotel, had exa the "L'Echo de Chine. It is su agent of trusted his case to M. d'Auxion de Rufé, says the barrister's who has traced Wong and finally discovered his retreat. Wong appeared before the Mixed Court yesterday morning.
Whan
MR. ROOSEVELT AS-
COTTON-PICKER.
TEN HOURS FIELD WORK.
New York, October §. he finishes bis bear-buntig Mr.
THE DANGER OF FIRE IN TOKYO, Lafcadio Hearne, in one of his booke, signifies his borror of Tokyo by a dismal. picture of the characteristics of its main streets-the long vista of crooked telegraph poles, the Roosevelt will spend a laborious day wording as 843,ogs scattered, about. The only hopeful Mississippi. The authority for this statement dirty gutters, wooden housse, children and of Major Lee Richardson, near Vicksburg, a common cotton-picker on the plantation feature of the matter is that the whole is Major Riobardson, who, next to Mr. John M. Mr. Worner Laurie will shortly pabliek var! The completo disappearance of great grower in the world.
diatrist is, as a rule, burned down once a Parker, on whose estate the President is now The Truth about the Congo," by Prof. Frad
hunting sad camping, is the largest outtsn- Starr. It is a book of unusual interest building a few days ago strikingly testifies to describing real life in the Congo Free State, the danger from fire constantly threatening the on the eve of Mr. Boosevelt's departure for the where the author recently made an expedition citizens of Tokyo. The Gonikan was a very
extending over a year, during which ho visited
Major Bichardson states that at Washington.
he dared the President to don the bine emapendors, and to become the first President to
3pm. . . O, sir. Chind arrived in Manila
large wooden building used as a sort of bazar, overale, broadbrimmed hat, and homepun will ruske her due in Hongkong, on Saturday social and political conditions in the Congo are business hours it took fire and by midnight about noon, on Thursday, the 14th inat., which than 700 miles. For the first time, present situated very close to the Imperial Hotel. After not as a cotton- picker.
twenty-eight different tribes and travelled more morning, the 16th inst Taseday, the 12th inst, and is due here on or discussed Conge Question. The book has many disappeared na completely The str. Cardiganshire left Singapore on and considerable light.in.thrown on-the-much-bere on the ground.
described by a trained and impartial investigator nothing remained but a few burnt timchallenge, and agrood to spead-ten-hours in the Mr. Roosevelt immediately accepted the about Monday, the 18th inst.
The Gonikan had fields picking cotton. He will pit himself interesting illustrations.
as if it had gainst some champion negra pickers in the
delta