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THE HỌNGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, JULY 4TH 1910.
the
COOLNESS IN THE TROPICS.
"It is the same way all over the East, and you would be surprised to learn of the letters that I have rowired from Barepe, in which
NAPIER JOHNSTONES' people have urged that everything possible be done to fit lollies for this moteli. They "SQUARE BOTTLE soomed to fool that it is a question of uphold ing the honour of the white race, and I am much of the same opinion,”
By far the nearest approach to sentiment of this untare in Bus Francisco, says an exchange from that city, was shown at Dreamland Rink during the Jefri exhibition. The demonstra tion that greeted Jeffries was not so much a personal reception as it was in the case of Cor. bett. Jeffries is not as near to the massos as Corbett, but there was a feeling in the hearts of the crowd that the undefeated champion repre- sented them, and they wanted to show their ap preciation,
The electric fan, despite its oyelonie and oon centrated breeze, is an enormous advance upon the old-fashioned punklins, that dropped to sleep jast when they where most wanted, awake ing to palsied activity when the victim of the pankah doslie was in a white heat, physical and mental. But the electris fan cannot be the last word on the minimising of discomfort, and proper cooling and ventilation of houses in the tropics. In time, and perhaps the time is not so very distant, it will be supplemented, if not superseded, by more efficient and loss dang crous appliances. For many years houses in Europe and Amerion liave been warmed by vari. tre kinds of apparatus, by hot water, and hot air pipes. For yaare, too, havo Europeans and Americans been accustomed to keeping provis jona in cold store collars. Dwollors in the East It was the ame feeling, doubtless, that are still in the earlier stages of progress. They prompted the gallery to his and hoot when have got, what their predecessors mostly had Billy Jordan started his announcement that not, very efficient ion supply companies. But, Johnson would appear in the same ring next if we except the Government cordite factories Friday night. At all orants, the crowd assumed and arsenale, where explosives must be kept that it was Joris night and not to be disturb oool, and concerns like the energetlo Grano-ed by any mention of the coloured msu. phone and Typewriter Company, which has a
As to the other side of the colour question, it wonderful cold storage rango for its records om be said that Johnson is sceorded not only a and materials, we have not got beyond the most respectful but enthusiastic reception when he primitive and ineffective stage in the cooling appears in the Seal Rock Pavilion. Of conamy, of our houses..
he is in his own castle, but that would not
And
Iwe pay heavily for ont attempts. Ow-necessarily procludo a hostile sentiment One. ing to unequal cooling, to alternations of oxcould bol it in the air, and there is nothing of treme temperature, of saturation and eva the sort. poration, chills are contracted from the frag runt khas khus tattio," and the whirling fan; the Inst also stirs up the air of a room se ten is stirred with a spoon, and stirs up, too, dust and germs, all bad for the health. It has so far not boon found possible to keep houses cool in India, on the same principles on which they are kept warm in winter at Home. It is not easy to see why this should be, for the meth
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is simple enough, and has been tried with groat suscess olcowhere, particularly in the Manila Hospitals, where, as a result, the death- rate was brought down, and the recoveries went up enormously in fevers, bowel complaints, and tropical bronchitis and catarrhs. It is not impossible to imagine that if the Governments bad not been allowed to go to the hills, house
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TURKISH FEARS OF HALLEY'S COMET
Constantinople is a city where every beast of bardon and most children wear charms to guard them against the evil eye, where astrologers still ply a gainful trade, and eclipses are watch ed with terror by a goodly proportion of the people Small wonder that Halley's comet was regarded with awo, and that a tale how certain Frankish astronomers had foretold the destruction of the earth found oradeave among many and aroused an obscure Bussiness among more of tha Christians and Moslems of the Turkish capital. One night, so moeu averred, an asrolite fell in Tildiz Park, but this occurrence, which had surely been fraught with the most portentous and awful significance had Abdul Hamid been still there, rather re. lieved the old ladies of Stamboul. 'Now," said they," the comet, please God, will be less dangerous since its tail has fallen off!"
One day was a day of rain and thuler, and business mer remarked that their clerks showed an unusual nervousness of each peal.. With the fall of night the timid and the curious came out apou their roofs, and well-nigh a hundred thousand souls passed the night there, some to watch the comet, others to encourage the fearful, others out of natural desire to meet the tarrom of the last day in the company of sought to cheer or to deride their fellows with songs and music, aud many, when the dawn had come and the natural order of the earth and the heavens was seen to have suffered no interrup: tion, cheered and clapped their hands Instily, to
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AMIGO, German str., 882, W. Langschwagor,
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CHANGCHOW, British str., 1,202, R. Lewis, 1st July-Saigon 27th Jano, Rico-Butter Bold & Swing
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CHOYSANG, British str., 1,224, Courtney, 30tir June-Shanghal 25th June, and Swatow 29th June, General-Jardins, Matheson
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ESEDALE, Britisk str., 1,946, H. Adam, 26th
Juno-Adon 31st May, Salt-Order. FoocHow, British str., 1,228, Vincent, 29th Jane-Nowchwang and Tsingtau 23rd June, Genaral-Butterfield & Swiro. FOOKSANO, British str., 1,987, 8. A. Mitchell, 1st July-Moji 25th June, General-Jor- dino, Matheson & Co.
HANOI, French str., 782, J. Pannier, Ist July- Haiphong and Hoihow 29th Jane, General -AR. Marty..
HOPGANG, British str., 1.354, Hay, 29th Jang- Saigon 25th June, Rico-Jardino, Mathe- son & Co.
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VESSELS EXPECTED.
THE FRENCH MAIL.
The M.M. sk. Ernest Simons, with the French Mail of the 5th ultimo, and mile from London of the 4th ultimo, will leave Saigon on the 1st inst, at 10 am, and is exposted to arrive here to-day at daylight.
THE AUSTRALIAN- MAIL,
The NY.K. str. Nikko Muru (Australian Line) left Thursday Island for this port vin Manila on the 23rd ultimo, and is expected here to-day.
The E. & A. str. Aldenhum left Sydney on the 5th ult. for Queuelauds ports, Manila and Hongkong.
THE AMERICAN MAIL
The P.M. str. Korea is due here today at 4 p.m.
The TKK str. Nippon Maru loft San Franoisso on the 21st ult. fer Hongkong, via Honolulu, Yokohams, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, and is due to arrive at this part on the 19th inst.
The P.M. str, Siberia left San Francisco on the 28th altimo for Hongkong, vix Honolulu, Japan and Manila, and is doe tu arrive here on the 29th inst
THE CANADIAN MAIL.
The CPR. Co's str. Empress of India arrived at Nagasaki at 6.30 6.m. on the 2nd inst., and left again at 2 p.m. same day for Shanghai, where she is due to arrive at 11 p.m. on the 3rd insta
The CTR. Co.'s str. Monteagle left Van- coarer on the 30th ultimo am. for Hongkong via visual ports of call,
MERCHANT STEAMERS.
The O.S.K. str. Beattle Meru from Tacoma left Moji for this port via Manila on the 25th alt, and is expected to arrive here to-day.
The NY.K. str. Akt Mare (Earopean Line) left Shanghai for this port on the 1st instant, and is expected here to-day,
The Axuerican & Manoharian Line str. Kasonga left Sabang on the 26th altimo, and is das here to-day.
The N.Y.I. str. Yauata Mary (Australian Line) left Nagasaki for this port on the 1st instant, and is expected here to-morrow.
The Mogul Lina str. Braemar from United Kingdom Left Singapore on the 29th ult, and
is due at this port to-morrow.
The NY.Katr. Wakasa Maru (Bombay Line) left Singapore for this port on the 29th uitimo, and is expected here to-morrow.
The Megal Line str. Lennon Jeft United Kingdom on the 4th ultime for Hongkong vis Straite
The Bank Line Ltd.'s str, Aymeria loft Van- couver, B.C., na the 4th alt for Hongkong via
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THE LAST OF THE STREET DOGS. · · Meanwhile tho mautofpal authorities, undeter- red by celestial signs and portents, at last fulfill ell their threat End marshalled their levies. against the famous street dogs of Constanti the quarters of Para and Stamboul detachments nople. All through the night in more than half
of policemen and sweapers armed with lassons and huge wooden tongs and followed by an impos ing array of dust-carts, raided the unsuspecting sul familiar beasts. Some they lassed, others
The NYK str. Atsuta Maru (European aitimo, and is expected here on the 6th Instant,
The
Lins) left Singapore for this port on the 30th Sagara and Mr Mitshead. Valga
Per Manche, from Haiphong, Mr Costel, Mrat daglig. Linie str. Westphalia left Tsing- Nagel, Mr and Mrs Delkanman nad infant, Mr Matson, Mr and Mrs Whitmoir nad infant, Mr tan on the 1st inst, am, and may be expected Caffarens, Mr Garrigues and Mr R. P. here on or about the 6th inst. Manuted.
---SHIPPING REPORTS.
The NY.K. str. Inaba Maru (American Line) left Yokohams for this port via Kobe, Moji and Shanghai on the 27th ultimo, and is expected here on the 10th inst.
winds, squally and rainy, confused swell
The British str. Tiantain reports: Variable The 0.8.K. r. Chicago Mara loft Tacoma for this port via Japan and Manits on the 25th Southerly, wind and moderado sex, heavy rain 2nd prox
The British str. Hauching reports: Fresh ultimo, and is expsated here on or about the squalls.
The British str. Chinking reports: South gale in Formosa Straits and heavy sea; thence to port, Southerly winds, squally weather and
swell.
they gripped with their tongs and hoisted for the British str. Hongmoh reports Light 10th Antonor; Ateuta Maru, Candia, Brucet
all their squeals and yelpings into the dastoart. A few were soared at the intercession of soft hasrted inhabitants, who were, however, com pelled to go bail for their proteges and to swear to provide them with collars bearing their names and addresses and to pay the
dog-tax when the municipality should so decres. The captives were driven way whereiti
Kucertain. Some aver that they will share the fate of the other reactionaries and be marooned on more or less desolate islands, others that they will be converted into gloves, others, again, that they will be pensioned off and live out their lives in concentration camps on municipal rations. Allah bilir !
What with their
protest against the treat ment of the dogs and their alarms on account of the comet giners it is not surprising that many of the good citizens of Constantinopla passed a very wakeful night.
TO-DAY'S PRIZE FIGHT. According to Jim Corbett, the burning question as regards the coming battle of the glants on the Fourth of July is one of race, of the white man against the black. Out in the West that aspect of the contest has been some what lost track of, or at least softened, but Corbett says that is what will make the affair between Jaffries and Jobason completely over- shadow
the kind ever before at- anything of tempted.
I
That is really the way that I have hap. pened to be with Jeffries," said Corbett met him in England and I commenced te think what it would moan if Johnson shonla retain the phampionship. The more I thought over it the more I became courinced that it ought never to happen, and accordingly I offer. ed my services,
variable winds and fine weather to June 29th, thence fresh to strong S.W. fnd, confused ses, heary squalls, wind and rain to arrival.
VESSELS IN DOCK,
July 2nd KOWLOON DOCK-Gloria, Barts Bandjer, Choufa, Huangho, HMS. Whiting. Clam, Rob Lebaudy, Sui Chrony, Zafiro, Valdeen, Selja.
COSMOPOLITAN Dock-Vestfold. TAIKOO DOCK-Usion Blasi, Hephaestus,
Toon:
STEAMERS PASSED THE CANAL. June 3rd-Braemar, Machaon, Silenia, Boyo Maru, Inveric, Jara. 7th-Bensorlich, Forerie, Simone, Lasenga, Scandia, Ervall,
14th-Carmarthenshire,
Seneca, Thescue. 17th- Nongorod, Nore, Sunda, Tela-
Benclouek,
mon, sura, Kanagawa mutilation: Lennar, St. Patrick. 24th- -Bel gravia, Derflinger Hitachi Maru, Kicist, Polynesson, Staator, Amiral Hamelin. 28th Aragonia, Banca, Sacoma, Slavonia. July 1st-Benalder, Nubia, Silesiz, Towane, Welsh Prince, Tangis, Mongolia.
21 Delayed the lon
ARRIVALS AT HOME. July 1st-Hirano Maru, Menelaus, Pak Lang
24th June-Amoy 23rd June, Ballast- Order.
HEE, French str., 742, Panjor, 8th May
Haiphong 5th May, General E Marty.
JOHANNE, German stc., 952, M. Ipland, 1st Jaly-Hollow 29th Jane, Genoral-Jobson. & Co,
KAIFONG, British str., 987, Warrick, 29th Jane-Iloilo 25th June, Sugar-Butterfeld & Swire.
KIANG PINO. Chinese str, 1,222, Udden, 29th
Jane Chinkiang 23rd Jano, General Chinese..
KORAT, German str., 1.223. W. Schmidt, 30ffr
June-Hangkok 23rd Juno, Rico-Batter KvaNRIO, British str. 1,234, J. Mathie, 24th
field & Swire. June-Manila 21st June, General-Dod- well & Co.
MacEw, Gorman str. 998, C. Wolff, 27th June-Baugkok and Kohsahang 21st June, Rice-Batterfeld & Swire.
MEETOo, Chinese str., 1,339. J. McArthur, 28th June-Shanghai 25th June, General
C. M. 8. N. Co.
MONGOLIA, American ats, 8,750, E. P. Kett, 26th Jane-San Francisco 24th May, General -P. M. 5. S. Co. OMBANG, British str. 1,787, E. J. Buller, 24
June Moji 17th June, Coal Mitani PETCHABURI, Gorman str., 1,373, C. Gasewich,
Busana Kasha
1st Jaly-Bangkok and Bwatow 30th June, PREUMPENT, British str., 1,056, J. H. Scott,
Rice Batterfold & Swire.
1st July-Saigon 26th June, Rice-Wo Fat Slog PITSANULOK, German str., 1,267, D. Reinters. 27th June-Bangkek 21st June, Rice and Timber-Battorfeld & Swire.
SARIE BANDJER, Chinese str, 67, J. Martin, 29th May-Singapore 22nd May, Wood and Iron-E. C. Wilds. SELJA, Norwegian str., 2,789, Olaf Lie, 25th June-Portland 8th May, General-Port- lanil Asfatio 8.9. Co.
SPIL. Norwegian str. 871, H. E. Scam, 16th Juno-Saigon 12th June, Rico-Asgaard, Thoresen & Co.
Surana, British str., 1,760, M. Picknell, 27th
Jane-Chingantno 20th Jane, Coal- C. E. & M. & Co.
TEAN, British str., 1,346, A. W. Outerbridge, 1st July-Manila 28th June General- Butterfield & Beiro..
TELEMACHUS, British str, 1,340, Edwards,
2let Jova-Saigon 17th June, Rice Wo Fat Sing
TENY MARU, Japanese str., 7.265, Ernest Bent, 28th June-San Francisco 31st May, TYMERIC, British air, 2,159, Robt. Mollwaine,
May, General Toyo Kison Kaisha. 25th Jane-Nowcastle, N. S. W., 3rd June, Coal-Order
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TESTFOLD, Norvegian str., 1,122, Bertelzon,
26th June-Poning 18th Jurte, Ballast Order. VOLUTE,
British str., 2,599, H. Jackson, 26th Jane-Singapore 19th June, Petroleum in bulk-Asiatic Petroleum, & Co. WINGBANG, British str., 1,425, Martin, 1st July-Saigon 26th June, Rice-Jardine, Matheson & Co.
TURNSANG, British str., 1.128, P. H, Rolfe,
27th June-Manila 25th Jane, General Jardine, Matheson & Co.
ZAFIRO, British, str., 1,619, B. Rolgar. 27th June Manila 24th June, Hemp, Sugar and General-Shewan, Tomes & Co. PARARASAILING VESSEL.
ABROW, British banque. 2,971, Melvor, 20th May-Anjer 8th April, Kerosene Oil- Standard Oil Ce.
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