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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4TH, 1908,
Japanese goods were the objects of attack. No Japanese shop wou actually threatened, though, while the ou break was at its height, the police deemed it prudent to spacially guard them. And wisely so, for the ignoraut coolie under the spell, or may- be in the pay of the ultra-patriotic agitators, could not be expected to have
CO., n'aicely discriminating mind
PERFUMERS.
K., &o., &0.
A FINE ASSORTMENT OF SPECIALLY SELECTED HIGH-CLASS TOILET ARTICLES,
Comprising:
LADIES, GENTLEMEN'S AND CHIL DREN'S HAIR BRUSHES, MILITARY LEATHER OVAL HAIR BRUSHES IN CASSE CLOTHES BRUSHES, NAIL
SHAVING MIRRORS, SHAVING SETS, &c. &c, dc.
Inspection Invited.
That a large number of Chinese in Hong- kong are in entire sympathy with the boy cott movement is a well-known fact. When the boycott was decreed by the guilds scores of shops in Chinatown which bad hitherto carried stocks of Japanese goods managed in some way to rid them- melves of them and have ever since ceased to stock them. Though we have noticed in the Japan papers from time to time paragraphs reporting that the boycott movement is dying out in South China, we have failed to discover the evidence in Hongkong or Canton justifying the statement. In both places there άπτο heen firms and shopkeepers to whom the sacrifice on the altar of patriotism demanded of them by the guilds spelled insolvency, and one can quite understand that when such men have felt that they could not carry on their trade in open defiance of the guilds they have endeavoured to carry it cu surreptitiously. In Canton that is a difficult maiter. When such cases have been dis- covered the, guilda have imposed upon the offending members very heavy fices which, however, it is apparently worth their while to pay rather than accept the alternative of ostracism by the guild. Yet we judge from the reports sent by our Cauton cor- respondent from time to time that there
The Viceroy of Manchuria has a another foreign loan of Fis. 10,000,000, to be sed in developing the agricultural and mineral ronroos of the Viceroyalty,
Contest Gonarement for permission to contracš
An àrab was placed befors Mr. J. B. Wood at the Magistracy yesterday on charges of being drank and disorderly seuniting the polles, and offering » bribe of $10 to a constable. On such of the first two charges he was flaod 15, and su the third charge he was cautioned.
TELEGRAMS.
[“ DAILY FARM” KKOLUSIVH SERVICE.]
THE ANNEXATION OF BOSNIA.
LONDON, November 3rd.
It is reported that Russia refuses
{MIUTEB'O SERVICE.] MUTINY OF TURKISH TROOPS.
Lorpor, November 1st. Of £ve reactionary regiments from the Constantinople garrison under orders to proceed to Hedjaz, one mutinted and was fired upon by new troops from Salonika, eight men being killed and many wounded.
LATER.
The Sultan of Turkey has ordered the
CANTON,
(FROM OUR CORHZSPONDANT.]
Novamber 2nd,
THE LATE SIN TING PING. It is reported that the officials here have redeemed the body of the late Sip Ting Fing from the Pirate Chief Luk Lan Ching for by his triumph over the oficials in this matter $6,000. Lak's prosperouin timen may be marred He has lowered the diguity of the Military off- dials and they have put their backs up. It is said
The International Commission on opiam will to recognise the annexation of Bosnia,death penalty in the case of the leaders of that the Military offloors are determined to
begin work at Shanghai serly in Jannary next. Countries represented will be Great Britain Calted States Franos, Germany Holland, Portugal, India, China and Japan. The follow
delegates have been already nominated :---- Great Britain, Sir Alexander Hose, Acting Commercial Attaché, British Legation, Peking. United States, Dr. Charles Penny, Hon. Mr.
Burke, and Dr. Hamilton Bright. India, Mr. Brunyete, Finance Department; China Me is shang-Naukin Zetle Gang Wan Choo the Shanghai-Nankin Railway, Dr. Kuan Ching Hnion, The deliberations of the Commission are likely to artend to over several month".
the mutiny of Turkish troops at Constan EXCITEMENT IN GERMANY.tinople and the severe punishment of the
olhere.
LONDON, November 3rd. The German Press demands the resignation of Prince Buelow.
GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY.
LONDON, November 1st. Prince Buelow has assumed the respon sibility for-the-interview with the Kaiser published in the Daily Telegraph, and has offered to resign, the Kaiser, however, his refusing to accept.
of
Herr von Schoen, Minister. Foreign Affairs, is ill, and Herr Kideron-Wachter is acting in place.
ENGLISH MUNICIPAL
ELECTIONS.
At St. Andrew's Church last night the Bar. A. Blerons presided over a meeting held in the urob vestry for the purpose of recognising the The lady, who is leaving for England shortly, voluntary services of Miss. Books as organist,
LONDON, November 3rd. was presented with a silver rose how sairably.
The result of the Municipal elec. inscribed, a silver ton servion and a pair of tions in England shows heavy Unionist dower bolders. In making the presentation the Chairman spoke of the many invaluable servio es gains, and Socialist losses. which Miss Rooks had rendered the Church, and subscribers as well on his own behalf, woncluded by wishing her, on behalf of the inppiness and prosperity in the homeland. Engineer Captain Fielder and others also spoke m appreciation of Mies Hooks services, and the lady feelingly responded.
square.
SHANGHAI RACËS.
SHANGHAI, November 3rd, The results of the second day of the meeting are as follows:-
THE NORTHFER OUT.
Time Im. 36-3/51.
THE CHINA CTP;
Mr Batley's Morisk...(Mr Poulsen) Mr Beverly's Brockton Mr California's Sagittarius (Mr Moiler)
(Mr Raid)
Time 3m, 29-2/5
A German semi-official statement says that the Kaiser submitted a draft of the interview to Prince Buelow who passed it on without objection.
Prince Buelow has admitted that if he had read the interview he would not have permitted its publication.
LATER,
ever at the recent interview with the The German Press. in mare excited thau
Kaisar, and orificios vehemently. His Majesty's crass blunders in great affaira. It is also suggested that Prince Buslow is too ready to comply with the Emperor's wishes.
BRITISH INDIA.
LONDON, November 1st.
On the occasion of the fiftieth anniversary of the taking over of the territories of the East India Company, His Majesty King Edward his sent a message to the people of India, toreshadowing at the carliest moment
1 mission of sentences.
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captare Lak Lan Ching dead or alive atʼany most.
Meanwhile preparations are being made fors Military expedition on a rather large scale to pursue and capture the Pirate Chief and his comrades.
OFFICE ABOLISHED, The offos of Minister of Agriculture, Labour, and Mines of the Kwangtung Province is abolished with the removal of His Excellency Chang Pel 819 from that post. In future all matters in connection with agriculture, labour
and mines in the Province will be under the control of the Taotsi of Industries
GOVERNMENT AND BRICK PACTORIES, The Director of the Government Cement
Factory has applied to the Viceroy for a further loss of 200,000 taals for the purpose of com-: factory on the premises of the pement factory. pleting the factory and also to build a brick
He suggests to His Excellency that the amount required could be borrowed from the Joenl merchants and that the loss would be repaid to the merchants with interest out of the profits made by both factories,
DARING GÅNG OF BOBBERS. Canton is said to be well policed, jet robbery and barglary have been frequent of late on both the o Pats and Ho Nam sides of the City. Ou.. the 29th ultimo at about 11 p.m. a band of over one hundred robbers, many of whom were armed with Mauser rifles, made a raid on a number of family houses and shops in Ho: Nam. They were
on eagged with the police and
majy abots ore exchangel with no results. Nobody was with their footy. This plainly shows the even wounded. The robbers made off ultimately uselessness of the Canton Police and no wonder the rate payers bave been complaining of their cowardice.
app eciation of the faithfulness of the Indian
The Imperial Chinees Government Bank has troops; the message also announces a re-recently established a branch office in Canton and instructions were given to Viceroy Chang by the Board of Revenue in Peking to ramit [PROK THE “MANILA ÇABLENEWS."] all ravenues of the Provinos to Peking through the Government Bank. The Shauni Bankers, THE GARRISON AT HONOLULU,
the bulk of whose business here consisted in re- mitting Government monies have petitioned the Washington, October 30th, Beginning the army plan of increasing the Vioeroy, pointlag out the great loss they would military force at Honolula to the maximum of incur should the Imperial Bank take all their 15,000 as recommended by the most competent business away. His Excellency has decided to army obaarvers, the WarDepartment has ordered :
The "Day of Opportunity movement, or Mr Busey's York Ross late Rario BRUSHES, TOOTH BRUSHES, NAIL mutat still be plenty of evidence in Gutu ganised by the Church' Missionary Boolety, in |
(Mr Burkill) 1 POLISHERS, NAIL BOISSORS. AND that the boycott is act, so strictly observed view of which mostings are to be held in Mr G. D. Coutt's Paiho...
...(Mr Hayoe) 2 Mr Moller) 3 FILES, MANICURE SETS, TOILET AND as the guilds could wish, and one might ruznerous astres in England during the Mir Balnas Genial
have looked for lawlessness there rather than utama, was inaugurated on 30th September in Hongkong. But the instigators chose by meetings bald in Charah House, West Mr Copenhagen's Shark (Mr Pontson) the extension of the principle of representa ansuspecting Hongkong as a place to lightinster, and in the society's hones, Salisbury. Mr F. B. Marshall's Elm Tree (Mr Vids)tive institutions, and promising a substantiul THE IMPERIAL CHINESE GOVERNMENT BANK,
Bishop Lugbau presided of the Mr Foxo-Berasi.'& Jupiter Moller the beacon which would show to the world morning mosting, and said as they looked
Time, 2 13 3/5. Dead Heat, that the boycott of Japanese products. broad they saw China in transition, Japan in
THE SHANGHAI STAKES, South Chion is still rigorously enforced. the blanc, and Ludis in upheaval Bishop. To have carried out such na enterprise Cassels asid in Chins the doors were not as in Canton would have afforded Inpanwide oper a they wara, Tas soil wa
bardening; it was at 18 Aisy now to lannoh S. WATSON & CO. the excue she needs for strengtbesi out the Gospel boat as it
the diploma ic action she has already pople, weary of waiting for the Church to 轩华嘴。 The taken at Peking in the matter of the ooms to them, and sshamed of making appeals boycott. But in designing that this "flaregain and again, had in some cams joined the up" ahould take place in Hongkong, and that the people should confue their attention exclusively to the offending Chinese shop, it is evident that the instigators had been at paina to avoid giving Japan any opport unity for stronger diplomatic action. We sincerely trust that the police may succeed in tracing the actual instigators of this lawlessness and put them in the way of getting the punishment they richly deserve.
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Ir should not be a difficult matter for the Police authorities to get hold of the men
report yesterday.
Mr.J. R. Wood yesterday fined the accountant
Roman Catholics, and în of hers had gone back
Buddhiem; while others ad become cold at the religion of Church which seemed so and indifferent, and not a low were dingusted indifferent to their wallsra nud pli so little attention to their case. They meant to respond in the mission field in the way of raising ap native labourers. But with all this, it remained for them to all out from their families, their arishes, and the whole Church, men sud Women who ought to be going forward to assist
it the work.
YESTERDAY'S ANNIVERSARIES.
Yesterday fareo annivossaries were observed the birthday anniversary of the Emperor of Japan the seventy-fourth birthday of the Dowager Empress of Chine; and Mr. Moreno, the Consul General for Panama was "Athome"
of the Hai Ki Hop Marina Daliescie shop into his colleagues and friends in celebration of Queen's Road Central 825. for gisting to | attach a stomp to a reisipt,
Mr. A. Booklesá, x. Detective-Sergeant of the Shanghai Municipal Police, has been ap poiated Controller of Police at Ningpo, in succession to the late Major Wation
A contract for üre steamers required by the Russian Volunteer Fleet for subsidised sarvions in the Pacific has been placed with the Grange- mouth and Greencok Dockyard Company, whose tender for the work was about £160,000.
The direbtors of the Eastern Extension Australasia and China Telegraph Company have declared an intrim dividead for the quar who are primarily responsible for the riotsuster ended June 30th last of 961. por share, proceedings in the western and central parts free of income tax.. of the City on Sunday and Monday. We do not mean merely the persons who actually led the bands of ignorant coolies in the raids upon the offending shops, The police fortunately managed to arrest many of these and it may be hoped that the magistrates have dealt with them in a way which will deter any from engaging in any similar enterprises of this find in the Colony in future. The rest instigators of the movement, however, are not necessarily to
A fatal case of shólera occurred on board the U.S. trasport. Buford on the vorage from Manila to Nagasaki. On arrival at the latter port the veas I was quarantined. She has 816
passengers on board.
the anniversary of the Republic of Panama,
The anniversary of the Express Dowager of China seems, as usual, to have passad in Hong. long praotically unheeded.
THE PAGODA. CUP..
Mr Speeloe's Double Zera... (Mr Hayes): 2 Mr Ells Kadoorio'a Kandabar Chief.
(Mr Sohnarr) 1 Mr John Peel'e Kirkby... (Mr Waillumier)
Time 1.55-2/5.
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THE LLAMA MIAW STAKES,
1
Mr Togg's Stirrup Cup.. (Mr Hayes) My Henry Morris Heathfield(r Crighton) Mr. B. Marshall's Myrtle Tree (Mr Vida)
Time, 483-15.
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two squadrons of the Fifth Cavalry to Campo 60 per cent, of the remittances to the is not primarily a cavaleg one bu rather McKinley at the Hawail capital. The post Shansi Banks and the balance to the Impérial
artillery, has anțil a proper system of fortifivi.
tiong is built and gans emplaced, the garrison (Mr Hayes) I will be gradasily increased by other arms of.
(Mr King) 2 the service.
(Mr Vids) 3
Mr Tog's Bars
THE RUBICON PLATE.
Mr Hartron's Zimri Mr Marias Espoir Time, 20, 30-4/5,
(Mr Moller) 1 late Diane Kea
(Mr Burkill) 2- (Mr Vida) 3
THN RACING STAKES. Mr Ballnus Bucephalos Mr Bureg's Impérial Rosa
Mr Marshall's Pals Tres
Time, 3m, 24-3/51,
THE SYCHE STAKES,
Mr Dillis Kadoorie's Mysore Chief
(Mr Moller) 1 Mr John Peel's Kirkby (Mr Walllamier) 2 Mr W. G. Pirio's Huntsman (Mr Burkill)... 3
Time, 1min. 36-3/5 8008. -
Mr Balaus Gemini (Mr Meller). Mr Barey's Spring Rose (Mr Burkill) Mr Marius' Argante (Mr Vida)
Time. 2 min. 48 2801.
THE SICCAWEI PLATE
THE AMERICAN FLEET AT ·
AMOY.
SEQUEL TO THE CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
Washington, Oatobar 27th The general election in C nada has brought forward obarges of dishonesty among politicians, It has been charged that there was wholesale sorruption in the government party in con- nection with the new transcontinental railways
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT'S.
BIRTHDAY,
Washington, October 28th. Yesterday was the fiftieth anniversary of the 1 birth of President Roosevelt. The White 2 House was inundated with messages of greeting 3 and congratulations from every section of the world and the President was kept busy all day receiving friends who ose to pay their respects and wish him many happy returns of the day.
The subjects of the Emperor of Japan, how. over, observed His Majesty's birthday with the
General attend at the Consulate at noon, and sustomary eclat. Mr. Fanatsu the acting Conval.
AMOY, November 3rd." received many calters. Later he held an "At
To-day being the birthday of H.M. Home" to which a large number of the leading the Fleet were dressed.
at bis residence, Macdonald Road the Empress-Dowager, the ships of
residents and naval and military officers had
been invited. The residence and the grounds Admiral Sab, commander in chief were prettily decorated with flags and Japaness of the Chinese Squadron held a batera, the Anglo-Japanese alliance being reception on the "Hai-Chi." typified by the crossed flaga at the entranca a well as in the fireworks, In the hense and on
He spent the day in the umal manner and had a few intimate friends a dinner guests in the evening. There has never been a time in the history of the White House when the bicthulay anniversary of its occupant was so generally
remembered.
THE PRESIUENTIAL ELECTION. New York, October 29, Chairman Hitchcock stated to-day that the Agaros compiled by the headquarters statistioiso show that Bryan will bare the worst defeat of
Bank.
NEW WOODEN OPIUM LICENSES,
The 60,000 wooden opiam Hoenses which
were ordered by the Government from's Arm in in Loong Tseng Street will all be ready for distribution in a few days. As the license will have to be renewed on the first day of the 6th moon next year it is reported that the same Bra bas contracted to make the licenses for best year which I am told will be double the ale and thickness of the present ones, és, 3 feet long by 14 feet wide and three-fifths of so izch thick.
If the Government were to go on doubling the size of the license progressively in each successivo year what would be the size and weight of the license in the teath year P*. I am told that this is positively the intention of the Government.
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ATTEMPTING TO OBTAIN A BRIBE.
Before Mr. J. R. Wood at the Magistrauy yesterday Emil Scherzer was indicted on a charge of attempting to obtain a bribe of $10 from oge Is Tin 8sa, while he was a public servant Mr. Dannga prosecuted on behalf of the Crown Solicitor, the prisoner being undefended.
Complainant told the Court that he was building a wharf for the Government at Wan- cock states this seriously and emphatically. He in the Public Works Department) wrote asking his life time at the polle next Tuesday. Hitch-shei. Defendant (who was formerly employed declares that the Democratic catdidate has not him for a loan of $10. When the defendant the least show in the world and that the defeat saw witness later he told him there would be
The squadrons fired a salute at that will be administered him in every section
the lawn Japanese ladies in their picturesque noon,
stumes entreated their guests to partake of refreshments the Band of the Rsjpus and interesting daylight areworks combined to make the lime pas very pleasantly. There was
fufther firework display at night,
GOLF.
The return of visitors to the City Hall Library be found among the men who actually led and Museum for the week ending the 1st No the mobs. These raids were evidently pre-rember, 1908 shows that of non-Chizess there arranged, and the project had been care- fully considered in all its bearings. There must have been some organisation in Hong-latter. The Library wae, therefore, usert by the MnoEren Cap and the Bogey Prize were
kong working on the plan of campaign in co-operation with a similar organisation in Canton if it be true, as is currently reported, that a large number of men were rent down from Canton last week
were 838 to the Library and 169 to the Museum and of Chinese 205 to the former and 1,901 to the
54 persons and the Mussom by 2; GL..
In acknowledging a note from the Japanese Government expressing satisfaction at tho
The quarterly meeting was held at Happy Valley between the 17th and 19th October when
competed, for. The following cards were re turned
M\CEWEE CUP.
Imperial pardon granted the six members of * C.-F. Dizon the crew of the Miye-maru, who were recently. N. Parton sentenced to death by a Russian Court martial,
G. N. Orme
sonsideration.
to engage ip the raids. If there is the Russian Government appreciates the un foundation for this rurour, it equivocal, recogastion by Japan of Russia a may be taken for granted that these bands friendly sentimente, and promises that the of ruftians must have been hired with question of compensation shall receive proper promise of payment for their work by some person or organised body of persons, and, in At the Magistracy yesterday before Me. J. that event, it should not be impossible to. Wood four Chinese seamen were prosecated trace the actual instigators of this outbreak for impeding the navigation and progress of of lawlessness. Obviously it was not an un- the "Loong Bong" on the high sens. The first defendant was farther charged with premeditated out burat: The whole plan of assaulting the third engineer. The bearing wa campaign must have been most carefully adjourned and the defendants admitted to buil considered and pro-arranged in all its details.in the sum of 8200 each. Mr. Otto Kong Sing Only Chinese shops or godowns stocked with appeared for the defendants,
J. Clark
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WanFromside... Dr. G. M. Haryton... 91 E. F. Mackey... 87 7 80 C. J. Satterthwaite.... 89 9 80
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up
†A. N. Paxton, E. E... rec. 14 8 up
C. F. Dixon........................ rec, 14 2 E. Davidson..... 300 7.1 ap G. N. Orme... rec. 14 1 down W. Ironalder. 8,2 down Dr. G.-M. Haraton rec. 8 3 down C. J. Satterthwaite reo, 7 8 down E. F. Mackey 200 5 4 down
25 entries.
Winner of Cap Winner of Bogey Prize,
The Chinese officials held a re ception in the Reception Hall, at which there was a brilliant gathering. Admiral Emery called for cheers for H. M. the Empress Dowager, and His Imperial Highness Prince Lang acknowledged the compliment..
of the country will be a replies of what Parker trouble about his work if he did not give him met at the bands of the people in 1914. Mr. | the $10. Hitolibook states he is ready to back up his Defendant said he asked for the money as a statement with incontrovertible figures.
lona, not as a briba. If he had wasted a bribe be wenld not have been so stupid as to send a latter asking for the money.
ADMINISTRATION OF NIZAM'S
DOMINIONS.
In view of the disaster which has övertaken Hyderabad, it will be interesting to know the cosmopolitan nature of the administration of the premier state. The population of the Nizam's Dominion is eleven millions; the area ia 82,658 equare miles; the revenus is 600-lakba of Rupece. The Nizam bas a cabinet council
of 4 Ministers with the Prime Minister at the head, who draws a salary of Rs. 16,000 a month (Es. 10,000 as Prime Minister and Re. 6,000 as Military Minister). Of the 43 appointments in the State carrying malary of Rs. 1,000 and Englishmen,
FLOSE TO THE MANTL
COMMUNITY:
The day's programme was success fully carried through and included a luncheon at-Nau Pu To Temple to Officers and Foreign Consuls by the more per month, are old. The remaining Chinese local officials, Gentry and, oz only one-half, are held by Mahomedans.
by Hindea, and 3 by Parsis.
Chamber of Commerce a luncheon for the men on the parade ground; at 7 pm. dinner to officers and men and foreign community on the parade Afterwards the Imperial ground. Prince and H. E. Liang Tung Yen presented football and baseball tro- phies and the day concluded with a grand display of fireworks.
The " Louisiana a " gig and cutter won in the boat races.
His Worship found defendant guilts, and sentenced him to six weeks' imprisonment.
ME. CARNEGIE'S DONATIONS. Mr. Carnegie's benefactions to date total over £25,000,000. The chief have been
1,400 libraries
£8,400,000 Scottish universities.
3,000,000 Carnegie Institute, Pittsburg 4,000,000 Titisburg Polytechnic
2,000,001 Hero Fund, Amerios Pensions for Ameriosa pro
fessors Hallef Fand Caranegle
Dunfermline Fund.
Hegde Perde Tomple
King
1,000,000
1,000,000
800,000
500,030
300,000
Edward's Hospital Fund 100,000
Mr Carnegie retired from steelmaking with
The Masila Cablenews refers to the death of between £2,000,000 and £3,000,000. Mr. Georgs Wolf in these terms:-
a ospital of £49,000,000 and an inoons of
The entire business community was shocked
at the announement of the death of George.
Wolf, who for many years has been a recognized LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS,
loader in commercial circles in the Philippine Islands. Mr. Wolf early established hers a firm whose methods of doing business and whose broad and generons ideas gained for it a distinct place. Personally be had a host of friends and only bis domestic tastes and extreme modesty prevented his prominence in general nizoles. His word was his bond and those whom he liked he would go far to oblige. His loss In a serious ons to the Philippines.
The str. Waglinde loft Manila on the 3rd inst, and may be expected here on or about the 5th inst
The H.-A. Linje ste, Siberia left Woosung. on 2nd inst. 2 p.m., and may be expected hers to-morrow a.m.
pore on the 31st ult. for Hongkong.
The Mogul Lins str. Sikh sailed from Singa