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LONDON, September 16th. Sir Henry Blake has opened the International Rubber Exhibition at Olympia.
THE AMERICAN ELECTION. LONDON, September 15th.. President Roosevelt has writton
THE TROOPING SEASON
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GOODS AT CANTON.
Same correspondence has recently passed between the Japanese Consal at Canton and HE. the Vioszcy.
The Japanese Consul' in his last despatch wrote that the boycott of Japanse goods by the Kwangtong merchants had been ponstantly in his mind. He had written and discussed the subject with the Viceroy on many cession and had plainly pointed out to His Eroallangy
the serious effect of it on Japanese trade, and had repeatedly begged His Excellency to give the mattor his careful consideration and devis means to stop the boycott and restore the normal course of trade. Bat, instead of matters improving he found that the local Guilds-Bes Delecacies, Pisse Goods and otters-bave convened public meetings for the purpose of deciding on more stringent measures to be taken ia promotion of this
boycott of Japanese "goods-in fast bo start a boycott proper. They have framed stringent regulations and have warned the people that hoavy fines will be imposed on these persons or shops who break the rules of the boycott unten. A few days ago they publicly announced that an extraordinary meeting would be held on the 16th instant at the Hall of the Solt-Govora. ment Association-to adopt further measures to LONDON, September 15th.
All notioss boycott Japanese merchandiz. Reinforcements for the first batta-convening these meetings were published in the local Press. Moreover, in one of the meetings lion of the East Kent regiment (the recently held at the Self-Government Ascota Buffs) embark
the troopshiption Hall there were distributed to the publicat the door of the Hall copies of a circular in which at Southampton to- it was stated that sa delicacies contain ponon, thereby loading the public to believe that Japsc- ase sea delicacies are poisonons The attitude of the Kwantung people in the boysets of Japanese goods has been a great impediment to both Japanese and Chinese commerce, for it was not only detrimental and injurious to Japanese merebants, but was also playing havoc with the trade of the Chinese merchante in the different porta in Japan.
Commission, for a copy of which we are indebted to the Head of the Sanitary Department is silent as to how the plague. infected distriate ro to get rid of the rats, That question was not, of course, within the scope of their investigations. Having nacertained how plague is spread, they leave it to the Sanit sty authorities to take
At the Supreme Court yesterday's "braons" what measures seem to them most effectual to prevent these dreadfal epidemics, between counsel arose over a question pat by. Dr. Sanos, lecturer to the London School Mr. Pollock to a witness, Me Slede objected to the form of the question, which led Mr. Pollock of Tropical Medicine, told meeting to retort If my friend is so stupid as not to held in London recently under the suspices know when it is interrogative." The Chief of the newly incorporated Society for the Justice intorvaned with the remark that Mr.lengthy letter in support of the call Destruction of Vormin, that the Easter Polleok was putting a statement which the didature of Mr. W. H. Taft for the worship of serpents, and especially, the inforpreter might pat to the witness as a deadly cobra arose out of the fact that these statement and not an interrogative. Mr. Presidency. reptiles were regarded as servants of pre. Pollock's rejoinder was "My Lord, I suppose inflexion of my voids would know when I am inventive medicine, the slayers of disease-anybody following me and listening to the carrying rats. But they are never likely addressing the Court." This obsed the incident to become popular as household pats. Dr. and the question was put SAMBON seemed to be of opinion that only the
A meeting of the representatives of the black rat became infected with plugue, and European, American and Japanese Banksand he suggested the experiment of introducing Commercial Houses was held recently at the the grey rat into some Eastern island to see Hongkong and Shanghai Bank, Bangkok, ander whether he woukl not destroy the black the presidency of Ms. A. H, Barlow, to consider rat and yet remain immune from plague. what steps sould be taken with regard to the Soudan " Hongkong will not be encouraged to collection of subscriptions for the fand being
raisedia Siam to salebrate the completion of morrow. what the try the experiment after
the 1st year of His Majesty's reign. The fand bave Indian Plague. Commission
to alluded to is being raised under the auspices of H. E. H. the Crown Prince, On the sugges. on the subject. BLY nt and the black rat are present in greittion of the Chairman a small representative numbers in the plague infected districts of Committee was appointed and authorized to undertake the collection of subscriptions from India and the Commission found more
the American, European, Japanese commercial plague infection among the grey rats than
firms and Banks and to ban the sama over to among the black. That effectually explodes B. R. I. the Crown Prince as Chairman of the that the heaviest fighting since the beginning Dr. SAMSON's Meory. The only experi Central Committee. The following Con of the troubles is now proceeding in the ment so far suggested which seems to be mittes was proposed by the Chairman-Northern suburbs. The British Vice-Consul worth making is the experiment of keeping. W. Edie (representing the British firms), cats which was suggested to the Sanitary W. Brehmer ((ferman), C. Edwards has done his best to affect an agreement, but (Americi), E. Jargensen (Danish) G. Kluzer
his efforts have not received the co-operation Board by the Hon. COLONIAL SECETTARY, It seems that wherever tha: experiment hus (Italian), B.-C. Monod (French) De, de Kovacs of the Russian Consul-General which was (Belgien) and K. Danne (Japanese), - 'Tidis was
expected in view of the joint Anglo-Russian beon tried it has proved an unqualified recorded and agreed to unanimously, the came success, and we anticipate very little of Mr. Farlow being also added to the Com-action; at Teheran. difficulty in getting the Chinese inhibit-mittee Ants of the Colony to co-operate in the matter. The Chinese are fond of cats. In Canton and the surrounding districts, we understand, the cat is commonly to be
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this accounts to a large extent for the grester freedom-from-plgue which Cantor. reputed to enjoy as compared with Hongkong. The conditions of life however, are somewhat different in Hongkong. Here, where different families live on a single floor, the keeping of cats has its disadvant ager, but when immunity from plague is Met against the small amount of trouble involved in training a cat to cleanly habits, the people will doubtless see the matter in the light in which the Sanitary Board wish them to see it. We may mention au Instance which is within our own knowledge of the value of the cat
CANTON
FROM OUR COREËIPONDENT].
September 14th.
FISHING INDUSTAY. At a moating held yesterday the Self Gs. vernment Asscoation floated a Company galled the Seventy-Two Guilds Fishing Industry- Company with a capital of $830,000, to promote the fishing indistry in the South China Sea The business of the company will indade abing, fish ouring, the mannfastare of fich glue
and allied industries.
OPIUM.
In the Imperial Ediet issaed in the Bad year of Kwong Sal for the suppression of opium- smoking in China it was merely stated that in fatare licenses must be taken out by shop that deal in prepared opium, aut people who smoke pim. Nothing was said about the firms who deal in orade opium and persons who purchase arude opium for their own consumption. A proclamation was issued by the local authorities in proventing plague. Throughout one a few daysago announcing that dealers in crude plague season a family of five persons as well as prepared opium have to take out occupied a floor in a house in which seven-license so as to prevent people from buying
xaw opium and boiling it themselves. teen cases of plague occurred. This family kept a cat which was a good "ratter," and not ons person living on that floor got the infection. We believe cases of this kind ca
HONGKONG CRICKET LEAGUE.
On
LLEUTER'S 'SERVICE.} HEAVY FIGHTING AT TABRIZ
LONDON, September 13th, The Tales correspondent at Tabriz wires
CANADIAN FOREST FIRES.
LONDON, September 13th. The Canadian Trans-Continental traffte is interrupted by forest fires between Ottawa and Fort William. Twenty-five miles of the shore of Lake Superior are a wall of flame:"
MULAI HAFIÐ.
LONDON, September 13th. Mulai Haid has been proclaimed Sultan throughout Morocco with the exception of at Casablanca.
RUBBER EXHIBITION AT OLYMPIA.
LONDON, September 13th.
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A Rubber Exhibition has been opened at Olympia.
Japan and China, the dispatch goes on to say, have been on possefal terms for a long time and the very fast that the Keangtang Province is the only place in China that has instituted and is still carrying on the boycott against Japan, makes it all the more unfortunis that the peace which has hitherto been enjoyed between the people of both pantries should be destroyed. It was not only injurious to the public in general but would estiously impair the friendly relations hitherto existing between the two Governments.
THE SHAUKIWAN - BUILDING COLLAPSE.
CONTRACTOR TO, BE TRIED FOR
· MANDLAUGHTER.
The inquiry concerning the deaths of 17 Chinese, occasioned by the collapse of buildings 24 to 27, the Prays, Shankiwan, in the typhoon of July 27th, was continued before Mr. J. E.
Kemp and a jury at the Magistroy yesterday afternoon.
Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown Solicitor, repre- -
sented the Crows, and Mr. Otto Kong Sing appeared for the owner of the property.
delay was occasioned by the non-appearance of Mr. Rajmond, who sent a telephone message saying he would attend as soon as he was able,
When he arrived air. Komp asid- You were
not here in time Mr. Raymond P
Mr. Raymond You got my telephone
message!
Mr. Kemp-I got it after time, Mr. Raymond-I'm sorry,
Mr. Kemp-You must make it your basiness to atted in tune. You have beou keeping the Court, the other jurors and the Crown Solleitor waiting. I don't see why you should come at whatever hour you think oonvenient and keep us waiting.
Mr. Raymond-I am very sorry.
Mr. Kemp I shall call upon you to show cause why you should not be fed after the inquiry is over.
Mr. H. E. Haggard, assistant engineer in the Public Works Departament, eaid he joined that
witness's hands. It was in accordance with the
Department in February, 1902, since which datake had been engaged on work exclusively under the Building Ordinances. When the plans for these bonses were sent in, Mr. Tooker". was in obarge of the building work, Mr. Crisp and witness being his assistants. Witness chocked the plan put in, and found it was sorrect with the Ordinazos then in force. It was then referred to the Medical Officer of Basith to ge that it complied with sanitary requirements On August 20th the plan was, noknowledged an being in accordanos with the Ordinates. It was Mr. Criep's duty to inspect the buildings during the course of erection. No record had been found in the offea to show whether Mr. Crisp did or did not inspect these houses. A boek he kept showed that during the period of ballding operations he visited Shaukiwau. The notios regarding alteration of the plan passed through Ordinates and be altered it. On May 23rd he received an application from the owner for the buildings to be inspected and passed. Witness then inspected them, and, parsed the baildings on Jane 2nd, 1909, From his inspection witness could see very little of the back wall. He did not out into it, Thera was a departmental order in force at that time that walls should not be cat after buildings "In going through the file of correspondence were completed. His inspection was a super. and papere donnevied with the Japanese boyoottisial one, but so far as he could see buildings and plans complied with the Oxilimans. It affair, I fin-l that I have issued several pro-
coasa was possible for a wall to appear as if properly alamations exhorting the people to boycotting Japanese goods and to rigidly bullt and bonded, whereas in fact it-was-not-so. -- press the publication of boycott literature Witness visited these boness last week and sad to prohibit the circulation of expresses examined what was left of the back wall. The announcing boycott mestings. I further dis lower two doors were of stone and the tip ons covered that I also gave instruction to the of brick. It was very badly built, thera boing officials to suppress mass meetings and to spaces through the middle and several faleo-.. prohibit the people four delivering pablic headers Portion of the wall at the rear of speeches propagating and spreading the boycott honse 27, and the whole of 29 appeared to bo built dry, there, being no mortar in the heart of it. There was very little bonding bitween the party walls, the external wall and the raar wall. The brick work was badly built. Por
The despatch fcally requests the Vioaroy to consider these statements and take such stops as willised to a removal of the boycott.
On receipt of the above dispatch the Viceroy wrote to the Kyong Cho Prefect as follows;
movement
"I am now in receipt of another dispatch from the Japanese Consa! stating that the Bes Dalicacies and other Guilds have meetings and urging the perple zot to parabass again been circulating expresses convening
Sir Henry Blake, presiding at the inaugural dinner, emphasized the importance from a scientific standpoint of the Ceylonot use Japanese goods.. exhibits which were thesecond largest in the exhibition, api which would afford an instructive lesson on the entire method of
rubber culture.
JAPAN AND THE GRAND. EXHIBITION,
in bording and the weakness of the mortar, which was of an inferior quality, affected the tions of the stone wall had fallen. The defects
stability of the wall,
Examined by Mr. Kong Bing, witness said he He could not remember any being made, and expected a report on the plan from Mr. Crisp.
a proper manner. It was possible for Mr. Crisp took it that the construction was proceeding in to make any kind of report, so long as it was not a bad one, without witness inquiring. If a wall was plastered, witness could not tell whether it was properly bonded or not, bat the wall in question was whitewashed.
British Malaya, is also well represented at the exhibition, but the largest exhibits are The flih menusl report of the Committee those of the Netherlands, contributed by the
Dutch Colonial Office. HONGKONG, SEPTEMBER 16TH, 1908
be multiplied by scores in Hongkong; and, reads as follows:—
The number of slabe entered for the shield Prevoir bag practically ceased to trouble if only the keeping of cats becomes a general
previous season. The Clubs entered were as Hongkong any more this year, but it will be practice we believe the community couldmapilion was nine, being one more than the gren from the report of the proceedings confidently look forward to a great reduction follows-Craigongower, Royal Garrison Ar ut yesterday's meeting of the Sanitary'n the dimensious of these annually-reour-tillery. Telegraphs, Kowloon, Civil Service, Board that atterition is being wizely devoted ring epidemics of plague. The experiment Police, Hongkong "A" 3rd Middlesex Regt,
and Departmental Corps. in the "off-season" to devising measures deserves every encouragement. which we may reasonably hope will do something to reduce the extent of these annually recurring epidemics. Thanks to the exhaustive investigations which have beau carried on in Indi, the Sanitary
The Return of visitors to the City Hall Library
tions and works which are essential to a success-THE-COST OF LIVING IN JAPAN authorities, wherever plague epidemics occur, are now able to intelligently attack the for the week ending the 13th September, 1908 draw to plus 1 for a win and minus 1 for fui reslization of the undertaking: In revisi question. The ignorance which up to now shows that of non-Chinese there were 371 to the loss, while no point was reckoned for a drawing and re-oasting astimates it was made. hot prevailed with regard to the etiology and Library, and of Chinese 192 Total-563 This latter was found very practicable and asahandantly clear that the Bidges already voted 1st is a revelation of anti-forsiga taoties, ay stonework, but it was not banded, any bettar.
Museum in obbed for repairs notil further improvement on the old method. notios.
It is reported from Kiel that the armoured
raiser Friederich Kath, now under con- traction, is to prose to the Far East when
pompleted
سمعة
The shield was won by the Craigengower Crisket Club (the runner-up in the previous two seasons) with a percentage of 57.14 for the 16 matokes played, of which 11 were won, 3 lost and 2 drawn (total points 8)...
In the past season the system of scoring was altered from 3 points for a win and 1 pot for
"Steps should be immediately taken to inquire into the matter and to have the move- immediately assemble the representatives of the meat suppressed. I further order you to Sex Delicacies, Piece Gode and other Guilds and also the gentry and merchants of the Self- Government Association sad ioinform them that they must obey the proclamations which were irened by me. They must carry on their business in the usual peaceful way and must
Mr. T. L Parking, executive engineer in the not incite the people to disturb the public peace, otherwise they are liable to get themselves into Berious trouble. At the same time you are Public Works Department in charge of Brik- also requested to eummon the editors of ing Ordinance work, deposed that he The following communication has been
in question had been passed. received from the Japanese Cuasulate, the local Press to appear before you and to tell arrived in the Colony abeat a year after
them not to publish any articles, or notices the boases Hongkong
*The re-examination and new analysis to connected with boycott affairs, as the publications had inspected them several times since
greater portion fell, was 74 feet long and nearly. which the Japaness forerumont have found it of such things is liable to mislead the public the collapse. The back wall, of which the
the external and party walls of these essary to subject the project of a Grand and create idle talk which might eventually 40 feet high. At intervals of nearly 14 fest Exbibition in 1912, has convinced them that lead the people into trouble,”
houses joined. Had the wall bean propariy built and bonded it was not a wall likely to the intervening time-& rear is insaflcient
collapse-it would have been a very substantial strasture. The stone work in the wall was exceptionally bad, and the wail was not substantially bonded with the party and external- The new tariff to come into fores on October walls. The brickwork was better than the mortar, as the specimen bafore the Court the Japan Gazette. Among the articles still further agressel are some never used by the showed, was about as poor as it sould be. That Japanese. It cannot be said that the object of specimen was taken from the heart of the wall. the tariff is protective for the Japanese do not Witness did not notice any mortar clinging to produce the articles taxed in any quantity, if at bricks which had fallen from the wall; they all, and the quality is not abore reprosch. Under were nearly all clean. These defects of con- about five sen a pound; biscuits eight sen; oto-stability of the wall. As a general Fale it was the new tariff jams and jellies-$10 advanced struction and material would seriously affect the colate (drinking), coses and confectionery, six
impossible to detect defeate nearly always sen; baking powder, ten per cent, honey, which without cutting into a wall. was already carrying a filty per cant tax, is now After the solicitors bad addressed the jucy,
and.
Mr. Kemp had explained the law to them, to pay sixty. A further increase of YI 90 dozon is to be Dado with regard to spirits, and they retired to consider their verdiot. liqueurs are to bo-advanced by Y.240 per dozen After an absence of nearly ten minutes they It is worthy of note, also, that the ad valorem returned into Court, and the foreman sanonused taxes are not only on the articles themselves but the finding to be: also on the freight, insurance and other charges. Thus the cost of living for foreigners goes continually higher
for the completion of all the various propara-
would have to be largely augmented in order to carry out the Exhibition on the scale now proposed.
The industrial energies of Japan being fully employed to meet existing demands, it would be impossible within the allotted time to prepare the orhibits without disturbing the manufacturing activition of the country. Nor is there sasient time in which to prepare the Exhibition grounde, to crist the Exhibition
per
The sunnal match between the Hongkong epidemiology of plague has been responsible
Cricket Club and a combined Lengna team, was even in a small place like Hongkong for an unprofitable expenditure of millions of Referring to the appointment of Captain ployed at Christmas and Boxing Day. The dollars. After eighteen years of cleansing Herbert Lyon as commodore in charge at Hong-League for the first time played XI instead of and purifying operations involving extensive kong, a Service paper sage: "There is every XV mon. The match resulted in an easy win structural alterations to almost every Chi. expcolation that be will be able to hold the for the Olub,
appointment for the best part of two years The acconate show sredit balance of
$38.73. ase tenement in the Colony, we bave had before reaching ing rank”
The shield and medals were kiudly presented this year 1043 cases, a number which has only
When itnees at the Supromo Court to the aueconadal team at an "At Home buildings or to make the necessary arrange been exceeded twice since the great epidemic of 1894. And now we live the finding of the yesterday was asked the name of the man who their ground by Mrs. Braidwood, wife of the ments for the suitable accommodation and had proparad a certain petition to the Chinese Vice-President, in the nasovidable absence of convenience of visitors. It these gircumstances Indian Plague Commission that "insanitary authorities he replied that he did not know it, fra. Hancock, wife of the President. it was deemed but to make the inevitable port conditious have no relation to the occurrence whoroupon Mr. Slade remarked that he under
The annual general meeting will be held in posment at this time, rather than delay astion not an adjournment would cause-inconvenience of plague, except in, so far as they favour, stood, that, as the passession of petition writer St. George Building (Mouse, Shewen, Temes-
& Co.'s office) on Thursday the 17th September and be prejudicial to rights and interesta. 1-1908 at 5,32 p.w. infestation by rals." That bubonic plague was a dangerous, one in China,
Again, the Japanese Gov3rnment, following in-man is entirely depondent on the 19 -
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a very commandante biston in the rat and that infection is conveyed of the Hongkong Gymkhana Club at the Happy Hongkong, 10th September, 1908. · ·
projected Exhibition may be commemorative to man solely by means of the rat-flea are Vallon on Saturday the 10th proximo. The
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFU-Keep your com a very auspicions event in their history. In definitely ascertained facie, The Indian programme includes the following events (~—(1) Plague Commission further declare that the Five Furlongs Flat Rado-handicap: (2), ploxion, Mra, Ellen's Crime Ularmante, 1917 will be celebrated the fiftieth anniversary
Gymbbana Staken; (8), Ladies' Nomination Charmant and Special Skin Tonic and Poudre of the Accession of His Majesty the Emperor. table salt which would cost about 1 cent at infection is convered from rat to fat, as well Anat Sally Race; (4). Three-quarters of a mile Charmant will enable you to do it Her That will be, for all His Japanese Majesty's home. The only articles which remain sheep and was unable to arrive in time. He was
are silk and tes, on which they cannot live, sad sorry that it so happened. Specialities for the Skin are the study of a subjects, a season of a great rejoleing, and it is
Mr. Kemp did not impose a fine, as from rat to man, solely by means of the Flat Race; (b), Time Race; (6), Ona mile and Hotime. A. 6. Watson& Co, Ltd, Bole Agents proposed to take advantage of that happy which could just as well be dispensed with. zat-flen, ao, until plague-infected rats can be a quarter ist race-handicap,
If babes-arranged to hold the fifth meoting
AE ANGER
Bon, Barretary and reaguter
632-
occasion to inaugurate the Exhibition."
Much complaint is heard from foreignera
residing in Japan, says the Locks (translatad by the Japan Gorzette) on socopn. of the junaaned cost of living. Butter costs three times as much so it does 14 ANDTION: 1
times gmilk. times; suger, five times; boet sirt twice, overshoes, three times; ordinary shoes They have to pay 55 to 60 son for a bottle of twice; and flannel shirts at least twice as much,
(1) That the 17 deaths were due to the fall of
the wall.
(2), Ibat the Fall of the wall was due to the bid workmanship of the contractor, Chúng Yee. (3) That the contractor Chung Yoo was
gulity of gross 1
negligence, amounting to
mazīslaughter.
On this finding his Worship dvoted Mr. Kemp then asked Mr. Raymond what business detained him.
Mr. Raymond said he missed the Peak tram arrest of Chung Yoo, and fixed bail at $2,000