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Canadian Government," a distinction em- bodying a great deal of difference. The Incident marks the stage to which Colonial administration has advanced on its pro gress towards a system tending more than any other to Imperial unity. Hurd and fast federation is not, as experience has
The concert held in the City Hall last night in aid of the Masonic Benevolence Fund Cor- poration was a brilliant success. It lasted to a vary late hour, and will be reported in to
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--A-passenger by the 88. Heungahan" (Capt. accidents; which we publish with all necessary Thomas). on Sunday reporta a chapter of reserve. The graft is inid to have collided with the wharf at Macao, to have greunded on the Barrier, and finally, in Hongkong barbour, to at a jak to two. The junk was carrying
pigs from a steamer to the depôt., The bow half sank, but the stern half was kept allost by a couple of steamiaunches. Other Isanohos rescued many of the pigs. No casualties are reported.
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move in the controversy is expected from the President, tacitly. Until the present occasion, the Imperial Government has not conceded such power except in what may be called petty cases, affair not Imperially important, as the subject matter of Mr. LINUX's mlesion is. Canadian Ministers, acting in conjunction with the British Ambasador at the foreign capital of the country con- cerned, have negotiated a few commercial trenties with European Fowers. There was for instance, the recent Convention between Canada and France. In dealing with the Government of the Vuited States, with
Bir William Adamson, the may knight, was born in 1832, and came out to China in the early whom a long series of negotiations was fifties, subsequently jolning the Borneo Com- naturally inevitable, the Canadian Govern-pany and opening a branch of that firm at ment has been allowed a more or less. free Bangkok. In 1862, he was managing the hand even in matters affecting undeniably Gilfillan and
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detail admittedly of the most awk ward ramificatious and possibilities. Mr. LamiEux is at present the cynosure of the United Kingdom as well as of bis own wide land, and London ander. EDWARD VII, may bo`said to be watching his progress with an affectionate concern similar perhaps to that it showed in the fourtecuth century for the career of the gallant son of the Third EDWARD. It is a distinct feather for colonial caps to find that their King.. Emperor ny be directly represented at a foreign capital by one of themselves as well as by un emissary sent directly from his own
presence.
At the Police Court yesterday Mr. F. A Hazeland fined storekeeper from Shaukiran $15 for storing dynamite in his shop without first procuring a permit
Once a week, fortnight, or month, searly dietary fet one day very light, as this abstinones overy constitution is bonefiled by keeping the
restores the power of the digestiva organs by lessening their exertion for the time being.
Mr. F. A. Hazeland presided at the weating of Justices of the Fease held at the Magistracy yesterday afternoon, and there were also present
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a
TANJONG PAGAR. APPOINTMENT OF AN ASSISTANT MANAGER.
The Straits Times of November 9th sy By the P. and U. Tamer Delhi," due to ar- there is coming to singapore as Asistant rive bero during the first week of Dammber, Mangor to the Tanjong Pagar Look Board; was engaged by the well known engineering Mr. 8. A. Lane, whe, for some sixteen years, firm of Sir John Jaakson Lid, at preseut scheme in the Colony. carrying out the Telak Ayer imprazament
(REUTER'S BERVIOR.]
CRICKET.
LONDON, November 17th. In the match, England v. Victoria
the second, Victoria has made 5 for England made 198 in the first innings. In wickets.
THE PRIME MINISTER
LOCAL SPORT.
INTERPORT CRICKET.
THE LAST DAY.
HONGKONG VICTORIOUS.
stopped for a time owing to Wheen injuring bis band in taking, Carruthers behind the wicket.. When play was resumed Lambe relieved the injured player. Turner glanced one of Sparke's to log for a boundary, and placod teveral others in the slips, but smart fielding
A lius sky and pleasant sunshine favoured prevented further score. Carruthers then for- the third and last day of the interport, contest, warded to Hancock, his second delivery being
match, anil that interest continued till the Anderson took a turn bowling at the western aides it was voted to have been an ozosilent the score by four from a drive to long fold out to leg for a boundary and Taruer increased which concluded yesterday afternoon. On all
finish was manifested by the large and en-end, his frat boing out to boundary by Hancock thusiastic_orowd in attendance to witness the for four. From two well pitched ones succeed. fizal stages of the great game. The ladier, ing there was no score. Then Hancock out him taking advantage of the fine wosther, wore it to wid off for cae, and Turner notched another anything more numerose than on the previous | by a drive on the on. Sparke gave way to Main Sir Hoary Campbell-Bannerman has re-days, and their pretty costumes and bright at the eastern end, Turner facing the trundler coloured parasols enhanced the beauty of the and getting a boundary from a nest pall to leg. picture which the cricket ground has presented sin was revenged however, for Turner skied during the last few days. Play yesterday was his next and was taken by Anderson in the on the whole slower than it had been on either second slips. 98-3-22.
elvantage of only the censional lasso deliveries for Shanghai playing carefully and taking of the previous ocassions, the remaining batsmen
which came their way. Then Hongkong went
LoxpoN, November 17th.
covered and returned to London.
E.MS, MINOTAUR.
LONDON, November 17th.
mouth with heated bearings. The trials H.M.S. Minotaur has returned to Fly had to be abandoned on account of a serious explosion in the coalbunkers.
LATER,
The explosion in H.M.S. Minotaur was due to a stoker going into the bunker with a lighted candle. The explosion forced up the deck in the vicinity several inches, Seven of the crew were seriously injured.
THE STOCKMARKETS,
LONDON, November 17th. The fear of an 8 per cent. Bank rate is depressing the Stookmarkets.
THE FINANCIAL SITUATION.
LONDON, November 17th.
been appointed to six Institutions recently New York reports that Receivers have
suspended; the Borough, the Hamilton, and the Brooklyn Banke, and the Williamsbury, Attorney General, in Stato's evidence says Jenkins, and the International Trusts. The that criminal transactions have been up- earthed in the cases of the Borough Bank and the Jenkins Trust.
UNREADY FOR WAR
FLASCH DEPUTY'S CHARGED AGAI ST
THE ARMY. .
has
Charles Humbert, formerly-side temp to General André, and Radical Deputy for the Mense, has published a book on the French army and the state of the national defences, which makes sensational reading. The volume, is entitled "Semmes-Nous Défendus? (Are We Defan ed), and already, shere has been an enormous demand for it If a little of the strictures contained in the book are trae, then the French army ass fighting machine is in a wore state of mudate, and in even a more the outbreak of the Franco-Prussian war. bopolses state of unpreparedness than it was at
The
author nothing but praise for the rank and file. The evil, he says, is among the officers holding high commands. The real Com. One of the most recent con mets Mr. Inne was engaged was thin Kerbaumander-in-Chief of the French army is not the Keybam Ad. Prezident of the Republie nor the Minister for pleted in August and formally opened by miralty Extension Works et Devonport, comWar, but the bureauerits of the War Office, H.R.H. the Prince of Wales. t'rior to that, jealousy and political batred nullify each other's the slaves of rontina who through professional ho was for some considerable time attending to efforts. He contends that detested system of some of the engineering works on tas Mun- delation encouraged by André, the existence of chester Canal. This is Mr. Lane's first visit religious and political animosities, and tho to the East, although not bis Rest engagement method of promotion by favouritiam have des from home, as a uamber of years ago he was troyed the moral of the French officer who finds bridge building in South, America.
excel in his profession, since the aid of a power- useless to aim at individual efficiency, and to protector can alone bring him advancement. Routine and rod-taps have eaten the heart out of the army.
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Mr. Lane, who is reputed to be a first-class engineer, te an Associate Member of the In-ful stilata of Civil Engineers, and the Rowing Cub members will be interested to learn that and especially in yachting. ho is sa enthusiast in that branch of sport,
for
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EDUCATION IN CHINA.
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The Emperor of China has received a memorial from Lu Jun-bsiang, President of the Ministry of Civil Appointments, asking for some adequate way. special Imperial recognition of Huang Shih, the mother of Chang Heng-chia, Vice-President of the Ministry of Bites, who has attained
Sir
GERMAN NAVAL POLICY.
ADMIRAL GAISTEL'S PAMPHLET CRITICISED.
in with 136 to make, and the batsmen played careful game until the wis appeared in sight. In feet, the only "slogger" who went in was. Harry Hancock and, as on the previous day his rapidly, aud se he left the field his toto! was Atay was short, but while he was there he spored marked up as 19, Hongkong won the match by
one run and four wicketa.
At eleven o'clock the umpires wout out and inspected the pitch which was in satisfactory condition. Shortly afterwards the bell announced that it was time to start and the Hongkongites took the field, Brand (3) and Sparke (0) the not eat men, returning to the wicket, the applanse of the spectatora following them. R. Hancock opened the bowling to Sparke, who out his first to leg for a single, Brand notching
to Brand, the latter playing his deliveries with eastera ond was taken on by Sharpe who opened a single from the third. The trundling at the
ero. He scored a single from a out to square leg, Haasook took on the bowling and registered Sparks adding another to the score before
a single out of the over from a out to slip. He maiden over. Brand then food Sharpe scoring was then called upon by Hancock to defend and another over was barren of rups. The opening stages of the game were dreary watching, very few runs being scored on account of the careful play of the bastron. Spacke despatched Hen- cook's last two deliveries to long held for two, and then facing Sharps, a snick to the slips brought him a boundary. Hancook again took the ball, and the spectators saw Sparke lift ous of bis deliveries-for-a-single, the only score of the over. Brand then conoluded his innings, succumbing to a catch by Turner from one of Sharpe's deliveries. 177—9—14,
Main was the next batsmen, and Hancock took over the trandling, forwarding to Sparke who glansed his second ball to leg for boundary, and secured a single from the follow ing for a drive. The same batsman then proceeded to punish Sharpe's deliveries, but a sinart piece of fielding by Lanning in the short slips caught the batsmen half way up the pitch, nad Maia's wickets were upset before he could got is cresse. Sparke, not out, had compiled 21. Shanghai's second innings thus closed for a total of 185 runs, and as the falders and
by the spectators. batenen entered the pavilion they were cheered
.HONGKONG'S BRCOND INNINGS,
miantes rolling, applause from the pavilion The ground was then swept, and after ten heralded the entrance to the field of the Shanghailanders. Further cheering followed as R. Hancock and Pearce went out, the letter opening to the bowling of Main and getting his third away to maid on for a boundary.
who lifted his for six and brought Hongkong's partneral ip. Anderson played to R. Hancock total to a century amid the prolonged cheering of the spotators. Harry Hanoock then faced Main, drove his first to long field for a couple and followed up by sonding the second to boun- dary. Then he caught one of Anderson's failure to hold it renewed his lease of life and squarely, sending it high in air, but Walker's be continued by forwarding another of Auder son's deliveries to boundary.. E. Hancock then faced Main, skied his first delivery and was caught by Brand after adding a neefa! 48 to the score. 12-4-48,
The brothers Iancook were now iu
Lanning cocompanied H. Hancock who lifted the first of Main's he faced, oat of the enclosure. Lanaing broke his duck by cutting one of Anderson'a to boundary. A single followed and then other powerful stroke by the same player increased the score
hands, and he held it, Hancock thus conclading. to H. Hanoock who put the ball into Anderson'a by four Mahu resgard the trundling, playing
another transient innings. 136-5-18.
but the first delivery was skied and ought by winning stroke, a out to lag, which gave Lembe. Boasley succeeded him and made the Edwards next went in to face Main's bowling,
Hongkong the necessary one. Load sad pro- longed cheering followed and was continued until the teams reached the pavilion.
The following are the scores and analysis:-
SHANGHAI. First innings insa. ATCONO INSINUS,
H. B. Ollerdenson, E. Hamoock.......... R. N. Anderson, & Pearce.org. W. Rodolph, at II. Hancock, b Sharpe J. Walker, o H, Hanoock, b Peareg
J. K. Brand, o Purur, bharpe
P. Lambo, e Edwards, b Pource
D.R Molton, at H. Hanoook, b Sharpe A: F. Wheon, cant b R. Hancock A. G. H. Carmilers, & Skarpe
N. L. Sparke, nis uit....
T. Main, run out ........
Mai......
Total
BOWLING ANALWIS,
10.5 2. Currnthers 18 $ JI Sparke Anderson
First innings
4 HONGKONG.
ARCOND INNINGH,
T. E. Pearce, e Andleeson Sparke T. Hancock, o Brand, & Main
H. Makia Sparko
212
18
397
2
2
W. U. R. Thenor, e Anderson, b Maza
FI. Hancock, c-Anderson,
A. P. Luning, not put Eliarite, e Lambe, b Main. Captain Beasley, not out
Extras......
Main.
Total...... BOWLING ANALYSIS.
R
.8
43
R. Bancock. T. E. Pearop--
1. 8. Makin
Corp. Sharpe
J. Irvine Academy Capt. Beasley
16.8 6
37
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INTERPORT TENNIS.
THE DOUBLES MATCH.
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One of the best games, of double tennis that
the
Car-
According to M. Humbert, an appalling degree of criminal negligence is shown in
Another pretty out to slip' roference to the fortified points on the eastern
was productive of only one, owing to smart frontier, Many forts are falling to pieces fielding, Carruthers next played to Pearus nud A meeting of the United Missionary, Bible They all lack ammunition and supplies, and saw his first sent to mid on for four. Tho United bins Confereues, was held on Octobe ges for four of bringing the walls toppling Hauecek got a sample of Main's deliveries, soud has ever been seen in Hongkong, oven invlud- and Trust Societies of London, convened by th
some of the guns dannot even fire blank cartrid remainder of the over was noprodnatice, and discuss the situation in Chias. The conference 22nd
+46, Queen Victoria-street, t down on the heads of the gubners. In several ing the third to boundary with a vigorous drive.ing the memorable matches between
of the forts he found on duty telegraphiste which has only been formed recally, seks; hings which connected the various chuus of broke the spell, driving ons of Main's deliveries the latter pair and Plockuy and R. Hancock, who were completely illiterate. The telegraph Three maiden overs sacceeded and then Hanesak Urothers Hanenek and Beasby and White, and especially to ascertain what can be done to help foria were put underground some time ago to long field for a single and adding another to China in the matter of Christian education. Socisty for the Propagation of the Gospel and wires will not work. Two of the forts round took on and Pearse glanced his first to cover for TA. Whyte represented Hongkong, while the It is inter-denominational in character, the
at a coat of 15,000,000£. ($30,000), but the the score by a cut to slips. Carruthers then yesterday. Captain H. M. Beasley and Lieut. was the match played for interport honours the Church Mistonary Society being reprompted to the onse of a third for, the casemate boundary. Sooring was now glow, and two players for Shanghai wore Messrs. A. G. H Mesara. C. D. Melbourne and W. Bowen Row-
Toul are worthless, and will have to be rebuilt. on it, as well as Nonconferin ist societies. landa. The meeting was called to consider an William Mackworth Young presided.
batteries for the guns have been built too low, more siden overs were registered, the batamen Carruthers and H. De Voss. The sanditions application from Chen Honkey to all liquor bye. George W, Secretary of the Uni ed elavation have but a maximum rauge of eighty trandlers. Hancock despatched one of Main's had the opating servios and Hongkong won the
explaining the obiot
of the gathering, the
with the resuls that the guns at their greatest Gading it unsafe to take liberties with the for a win were the best out of five sets. Beasley retail at the Connaught Hotel, and Mr. Kong China Conference, asid that a great change was Yarda Sing appeared in sopport of it. There being coming over Chine. A crisis had arisen in that no police objection, the application was granted. cozy and Linds of Christian work. That
to the long field, but there was not opporfirst game, though the server gate one. double And there were great opportunities
tunity for more than a single. In the next fault, and dence was called once. Shanghai won different
over the same batsman cat one of Car the next game, two-Ivo, Da Voas serving and fast had stirred the bearis of many Christian people in this land, and created a desire
ruthers prettily to the off for two. Main Beasley losing three of the points. The third to do something to meet the opportunity
was then pulled to lag for four, and Pearce out and fourth games also went to Shanghai. In It was strongly
the last of Carruthers deliveries' to mald on for a in China were greatly inadeqnate owing to lack
casters and, and Pearce eut his Brat ball for pion (De Voss).beat the local players. In the next felt that the missionary societies now operating
the fourth Heasley'a smashing was unproductive, single. Sparke now took up the bowling at the and the strong driving of the Shanghai Cham- of means. The United China Conference and Tux arrival in Japan of Mr. LEMIEUX of
various meetings during the past few months, the China Emergency Committee had held
four, adding a single with a second cut to slips. Ottawa, announced in one of our recent
raising enthusiasm in this country, The United and they had been trying to devise means for telegrams from our Tokyo correspondent
Chins Conference felt that the bodies that were is an event of considerable significance to the lady with a tablet written by his own band endeavouring to most the China oria's should more colonies than Canada, though to Hong- and further commands the Ministry of Rites-to-operate.
The Rev. Johu H. Eitson observed that the out any special reason of congratulation
centenarian as required by former precedent, the welfare of Clioa, He thought the time or for hope. The official position of Mr.
was ripe for extending the help to China which A report was overest in the city yesterday.ake now needed. They did not want to start LOMIECX at home was that of Postibaster that Mr. S. H.-C. Ross, Land Officer at Taipo new work: What was waited was to strengthen
•work. General of Canada, but his present position had
sxisting bonu ralieved of his wardrobi by
After in Japan is that of Envoy Extraordinary bis bonssboy. It appears that Mr. Ross on the motion of the Rev. B. Haring-Gould, some discussion, a manifests was adopted fivin the Canadian Government. He is in sent the "boy" to Hongkong to get unded by Lord William Gascoyne Cecil, a box of bis clothing and return with it educational work in Chios, and galling for the appealing for assistancein furthering Christian Tokyo for the purpose of negotiating immediately. Instead of doing this, the servant ampport of the Universities and collegerinth a settlement of the dificulty regarding is alleged to "have panned the articles in the effort. Japanese immigration, in the Dominion. box at nine different pawnshops. That is all
In Captain von Pustau's opinion Admiral At 1.55 the cricketers returned to the field fiue play was shown by De Vess whose driving Apparently he is in a position to ignore Hi the clothing but two coats which a pawnbroker | Carrel (London: T. Werner Laurie) is one of will be to engender among the inexpert publio Hanocek then faced Carruthers, drove him for players brought the scores level in
"The Adventares of John Johns," by Frederic naval officers, and the only effect of his proposals Sparke, scoring four from a boundary to the of long being excellent, The
Galster can scarcely hope to influence responsible and R. Hancock opened, to the trandling of from the rear WES really splendid, biu Britannic Majesty's resident representative, arrested. He was returned to the Keer dernized version of Fielding'e Tom Jones," feelings of uneasiness, and unjustified doubt as three, and Sparke's first delivery in a new over fourth game, but the visitors drew
orefusel to take, and esused the "boy" to the longest novels of the season. It is a mo- Sir CLAUDE MACDONALD, and to deal direct Territory and charged before Mr. B. R. Halli- his loose amours plus a world of meanness and to whether Germany in pursuing right aaral with the Japanese Foreign Office. As the fax, the resident magistrate, on charges of tremely nasty is our verdict in brief, The
detestable
psychology. Very clever and ex- polloy
_was-despatched for a single by Makia who ahead before the local representatives secured Times put it, when his imminent departure orney as a bailee and leaving his employment author in a preface thinks it necessary to warn says that the views advanced in Admiral Galster's ever, perko's first of a new uver clean in the eighth game Hongkong win, again, On the other hand; the Magdeburger Zeitung afterwards faced Carruthers and blocked the another game. From De VOS service was announced, he did not go to Japan "as both counts, and his Worship sentenced him or wrong by the perusal of fiction" that none contemplate the present state of affairs with bowled Makin. 61—2—
without notice, Defendant pleaded guilty to those who are liable to be influenced for right pamphlet are those of very many persons who
bringing the ecores level. Whyte lost his a Canadian envoy of the Imperial Govern- to four months' imprisonment and six hours' is to be hoped the warning will be hooded by patriot would rejoice if the Navy League would narrowly escaped being run out by attempting called twice; Carruthers then lost his service ment," but as "an Imperial envoy of the stocks.
Hancock was now partnered by Turner, who servios after very hard fighting, dense being of the characters are offered for imitation. Itt isty. It states that every German too impressionable readers."
agitato in favour of submarines.
run from a glance to slips. Play bad to by after an uphill fight, deuce being called three
her one hundredth birthday anniversary this mouth (the month of the Empress Dowager's birthday). In recognition of this, he presents
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of naval matters, criticises in the Lokalanzeiger Captain you Pastau, the well-known writer the views advanced by Admiral Galater. decisive or permanent suscess has ever been one of Carruthers to boundary and brought from De Voss going sat of the equrt, they each
With regard to a cruiser war, he says that no After two more barren overs, Pearce lifted game, Beasley's service, Hongkong won. chances would be smell as abo possesses so few Hongkong's score up to 40. Later he added achieved with this method, and Germany's
ruthers put two into the not and a orose drive bases abroad. The establishment of such bases another four to his total by enicking one ofwith De Voss to serve. In this there would, morever, entail
took alternate games until, 5-4 was called ilgreat expense, which the Sparke's to the screen. Then he sent another Muab, on the other hand, is to be said for an Anderson secured it, and Pearce left the folding of De Voss and Beasley being Reichstag would hardly be inclined to vote. to leg for one, skied the next to mid on here woro two splendid rallies, the vollay. perlence gained up to the present does justify Admiral Galater's view that this weapon could play an important role in the North Sea. signified their approval of his game in the to return a light volley, but the ball just touched As he approached the pavilion the spectatorshers also showed to advantage. Beasley tried Captain veu Pastan deprecates the idea of usual way. 46-1-25.
the top of the net, fell back, suk the Shangbai. separating commands and placing the prosedu of the commander of the battle fact. He also out Sparks's over. A few singles from Carru- tion of petty warfare in other hands than that
Makin now partnered Hancock and played landers won the first set, 6 to 4. Hongkong points out the danger that German ironclads thers next over, and two maiden overs wore
took a lead in the second, one-love, but the permitted to lay mines and send out submarines the tin bell sounded, would xan if the petty warfare commander were recorded, the last delivery being blooked as
next two games were credited to Shanghai. Ia or torpedo-boats as he thought it.
the third Whyte scored with several of bis well-known erosa court drives, and remarkably
kong, as a Crown Colony, it does not hold report what other honenr should be given the object of the meeting was to arouse interest in increase of submarine bosts, though the exafter having knooked together a scoto of 25 especially good, while. Whyte, and Carru-
not
Hongkong
tho
two