SUPREME COURT. Wednesday, November 23rd.
IS CRIMINAL JURISDICTION,
DEFORE HIS HONOUR Mr. F. A. HAZELAND' (ACTING Puise Junor).
ARMER KOBBERY;-
The jury was empanelled as under: F.-J. Gellion (foreman), J. V. Riegen, C. Des Remedios, F. R. Mann, W. J. Hanson. A. Stevenson, and H. F. Banjo.
HAMBURG
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24ru, 1910.
LETTER.
[WKITTEN SPECIALLY FOR THE "HONGKONG
DAILY PRESS."]
October 26th.
THE SWPEVILDEES STRIKE.
I sinted in
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
[FROM MOUTHERN PAPERS.] THE COLONIAL OFFICE AND SIR F. HOPEWOOD.
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Loudon, Novembòr 4th. - In view of the appointment of a new Scorsi- ary of State, it is not improbable that Bir Francis Hopewood will remain at the Colonial Oftes until the Imperial Conference, instead of
London, November 5th With reference to the rumours of changes at the Colonial Office, Router's Agioy loszustkat the growing importance of the Dominions, the change of the ight with regent to them, and the view of Mr. Doskin and others which favour a separate Dominion fee apart from the affics nccupied dealing with the Crown Colonies, have
attention of Ministers for me time, and the steady resulted in important changes sad innovations such as the organiation of a Domi- nious Department, and the missions of Bir Charles Lucas to Australia and Mr. Just to Canado,
some
Tho strike in the dock-yards has come to an wid at lost, not, however, without further con- Two Chinees were arraigned on a charge of cossions on the part of the masters, who bare armed robbery mid to have been committed at engaged to pay the arrears on interrupted Joining the Devolopment Committed. the village of Tat Muk Kui on October 24th.contract work and reduce the working hours by Mr. G. Alabaster, instructed by Mr. Dennys, two a week. It is expected that by next week conducted the can for the Crown, and Mr. the whole of the hands will be at work Eldon Potter, instructed by Mr. J. II. Gardiner,gsin, even in the workshops of the Hans appeared for the defence.
burg-America Line, who, 03 my last, insisted on dealing with their mos independently of th other yards. The restoration of peace will have been hailed with satisfaction by everybody, espocally by the shipping trade, which seems to be improving steadily and to justify the hopes of increased dividends for the present your. The settlement of the dissensions between the former and present managers and the shareholders of the Levint ling of steamors, the understanding arrived at between the East African and the Union Castle lines concerning the African sorvice, and similar agreemente concluded between other ateamship companies engaged in unproftable competition will no doubt tend in that direction.
Mr. Alabaster stated that the robbery was committed on the sight of October 24th. He would call two women as witnessa, mother and daughter, who would tell the jury that about 8.30 p.m., while they were in bed, twoman ontored by the roof, apparently having dislodged the tilen. Thoy opened the door and admitted two mea. The four men frightened the women and ranmoked the house, taking away 834 in money, several silver ornaments, and a quantity of clothing. The women would be able to identity all four men, but particnlarly the two who wore in their room, as they had known them befors. All the men had masked their faces with handkerchiefs, and carried torches. The first man used considerable force. The second man's hand' cerchief came off, revealing his features, and the women recognised him as a tailor who had previously worked in the house. When the defendants were arrested they denied the charge, and No. 2 offered to swear on the cock's head.
Evidence was then called.
The jury after hearing the evidence for the defence returned a verdict of not guilty, and the prisoners were acquitted.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The upper Tangtao river steamer Shutung has been refloated and is found to have only mffered slight damages. Theso, however, will necossitate her going to Shanghai for repairs.
According to a Vladivostock despatch, the loss incurred by the Russian Volunteer Fleet during the first half of this year in maintaining three Far Eastern services-Vladivostock-
ATLANTIC PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
According to the New Yorker Stauta Zeitung, the passager traffio between Europe and the States has daring the first nine months of the present year beaten the record. being considerably in excers of that of 1907, which hitherto showed the largest figaros, and the month of October promisos a further in- crease, as thousands of Americans are still pro- 79,576 subin, 190,117 paring to return home 2nd class and B42,424 steerage passengers landed in the States up to the 1st October, emparel with 73,457, 154,949 and 729,959, respectively, in the same period last year, whilst. 94,522 cabin, 84,025 2nd class and 238,485.steorage passengers left for the old world, compared with 84,025, 80,733 and 196,961 during the first eight rioaths of 1999. Tramp steamore, and sailing vessels, too, seems to have done better this year than last,
STAMP DUTIES.
The returns of tho. last six months of the
yield of the stamp duty on stock exchange transactions and securities are also satisfactory, the same amounting to 37.4 million Marks altoget er, viz., 23.6 millions stamps on mcurition Shanghai, Vladivostock-Tsuruga, and Vidio-25 millions stamps on fresh issues of divídond stock-Kamchatka-wns 300,000 roubles.
sheets, and 11.4 millious stamps en contracts, which is 6.1 millions more than half of the Government estimates for the entire financial your.
INDIFFERENCE TO CONSOLS,
The indifference manifested by investors in
Further changes are not to be expected till after the Colonial Confero, While the creation ofs Dominions. Ministry might be necessary at some future period, no decision has yet been taken,
CANADA AND HER NAVAL POLICY.
London, November 4th, Router telegraphs from Ottawa that, in a bye-election at Drummond, in Arthabaka, a French constituency of Queb c, the Nationalist, M. Gilbert, defeated the Liberal, M. Perranit, by a majority of 200.
The constituency has returned a Liberal for thirty-three years. The campaign was fought on the Naral issue, the Nationalist opposing a Canadian Navy,
n'
Sir Wilfrid Laurier supported M. Perrault. FIGHTING IN THE PERSIAN GULY.
Londen, November 4th. Inconnection with anti-gunrunning operations in the Persian Gulf, Afghans attacked a landing party from H. M. oruiser Proserpine on the 'nd instant, near Chabbar, Commander Marshall of the Proserpins and Captain White of the Indian Army were woundel, though not dangerously.
A larger force aubsequently landed.
THE NEW FRENCH CABİNET.
London, November 4th.
The French Cabinet is constituted as follows: Miniator of Justice, M. Girard; Minister of Public Instruction, M. Faure; Minister of Finance, M. Klotz; Minister of Agriculture, M. Raynaud Minister of the Colonies, M.. Morel; Minister of Labour, 31. Lafferre; Minister of Works, M. Pouch
The other offices are unchanged. The Cabinet represents a majority of the Moderates in the Chamber, who supported M. Briand against the Socialists and Extreme Radicals.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN UNION.
London, November 4th. Reuter cables from Cape Town that the Duke and Duchess of Connaught, to-day, accomp nied by Lord and Lady Gladstone, went in procession to Parliament, where they wore received by the President and the Speaker.
· PROFITABLE AMERICAN “TQUN. "
London November 5th. On mailing for England from Now York, Mr. John Redmond estimated the financial result of the tour at £40000.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN UNION AND THI UNIVERSITY,
London, Noveraber 5th. Router wires from Cape Town that Mr. Otto Boit has agreed to divert The £200000, which was bequeathed by the late Mr. Alfred Beit for the foundation of a University at Joban- nosburg, to the creation of a great teaching University al Grondeschnur. Sir Julian Wernher will make the sum up to half a million pounds.
NOTES AND NEWS,
MARCONIGRAMS FROM CROSS CHANNEL BOATS. The South-Eastern and Chatham Company umnounce that it will be possiblo for passengers on their turbine steamers to send Marconig, aLNB from the telegmph offlos ou the boats. For: Colagrams
sto England the charge is 3d. per wordd with a miniman charge per message of 2a. 54... Switzerland, Italy, and Austria 5d. per orp to Franco, Helgium and Germany 44d; per word. and Denmark, Sweden and Norway Sder word, with a minimum charge of 36.
Leage.
THE REPUBLICS OF THE WORLD.
er
In Europe there are now fire republo London. November 6th.
These are Switzerland, France, San Marins. Heuter telegraphs from Cape Town that the mail to be the most ancient, and Val d'Andorio Duke of Coonaght, when laying the founda partly under the jurisdiction of France and the tion-sions of University Hall, said he sincerely Satish Bishop of Urgel, Australia and Asia hoped the necesary funds would be forthcoming
ps Bone, and Africa but one-Liberia, a Republic of lakes. In the twe Americas and to couvert the University into a teaching und residential University. Such a change was
the Antilles wo and seventeen in all.. Of bound to have a beneficis influere pot the case, the United States is the greatest, witho development of the national life and of intelleolation of estething like 83,000,000. Costa Rina isaid to be the smallest, with 320,000 tual progress.
inhabitants. In all, we learn there are 23 Repablies, with a pop ulation of 180,000,000.
The donations of Mr. Otto Beit- and Sir Julias Wernher. yesterday, were made in response to this appeal.
ANOTHER CHANNEL DISASTEK,
TRADE IN CORWEBS
In Europe, especially in France and Germany, London, November 7th. thero exits trdo in cobwebs to be applied to bottles of wine thought to call for that additional The cross dol steamer Brighton from Newhaven for Dieppe, with ninety passengers, evidence of age. The dealer who furnishes collided yesterday with the German Eve-master cobwebs to the wine seller has likewise a liquor Preussen, the hrgest mailing vessel in the world. that softens and colours the cork to make it struere the stains of time. These cobreba are The steamer was badly damaged, but put back
unt spread upon bottles without dun proparation. safely to Newhaven, Tugs picked up the Preus- zen, but she broke away in the gale and drift. They are previously steeped in gum, so that el on to the rocks near Dover, opposite the thy may the more readily adhere to the bottle. towering cliffs Mountainous seas are running. When they are laid upon the bottle a little soot gallant attempts at rescue are being made within sprinkled upon them, which final touch life bits and rockets; but hitherto they have completes the disited appearance of great age. failed.
THE CITY OF LONDON'S KING EDWARD MEMORIAL
London, November 7th,
A Committe met at the Mansion House to- day, and decided to open immediately a fund for a memoriai stains of King Edward in London.
Other proposals a Historical Museum and a Senate Hours for Londos University referred to a sub-committee for further cousid
eration.
EXTENDING THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS,
Loudon, November 7th. The King has signed a preclamation declaring December 27th a Bank Holiday. BRITISH AIRSHIP AND THE FRENCH CUSTOMS.
Londen, November 7th, The Casion officials have seized Mr. Willow'e airship and donand a £30 duty flue.
HOLLAND BUFFERS SERIÓNS 1,098.
Londen, November 7th.
A fire broke out to-day in the Netherland State Naval yard at Hellooetsluis. Four in- portant depots and the artillery workshop were destroyed. The damage is enormous.
THE STAKE DISORDERS IN WALER,
London, November 7th. Further diorders have occurred in the Welsh contfolds. The strikers st ned and drove off the police at Clydash Vale. The arrival of the military is expected.
THE POWAN OF A WOMAN'S TEARS. -Judge Austin, who was among the garets at the Law Society's banquet at Bristol, told a story which shows the power of a woman's tears in court of justies no miserably cold night, -county-court, a poor shivering woman, with an at the close of a long sitting in the Bristol ill-clad infant in her arms, asked Judge Austin to stay the execution of a warrant against her husband Tears poured down her cheeks as she told a pitrous story of want, and his Honour at once complied with her request, Drying her
yes, she thanked him for the boon. As passed out of the court she wirked at she policeman at the door, saying, "Had the old
chap that time!"
THE ODDFELLOWS' SOCIETY.
The Centenary of the Manchester Unity of Oddfellows hat boon celebrated by the lodges throughout the United Kingdom and British Empire. The Unity was started in a humble way in 1810, and from this email beginning grow this grant friendly society, now the largest and riskest in the world. The subsorib. ing membership of the Bciety is 1,0 5,627, and the capital amounts to 14,767,329. eggregate insome last year was £2,140,149 and the payinents £1.717.230. The Society paid ont last year £45,653 to widows and orphans, £50,645 in benevolent grants, and raises £1,700 your to prorile sanasteria treatment for mem bere suffering from consumption.
The
The. P. & 0. steamer Japan has just been Dauka. Bold to Mr. K. Kishimoto, of The negotiations, for the salo were transacted through Messrs. Samuel Samuel & Co. The Japan was built in Greenool: soventeen years Ago. Her gross tonnage is 5,600. She will be this country towards imperial consols and those ou already tended to the social and material bled at the morning bale esl und prevented To-day that "itate has over 1,900 miles of renume the Une-meru II. Captain Clark and other members of the crew of the Japan are travelling home by the P. & O. stoutaer Oriental It may be realed that tho Java, a sistership of "France for French resites. This has engaged the foreshadowed the readjustment of the civi attention of the Government for some years the Japan, was sold last July to Mr. J. Harade, st, but the proposal of the former Minister of
of Osaka, and is now known as the Un-maru,
The O. 8. K... Merico Maru, the fifth of their new-trans-Pacifie Liners. on her maidon trip to Amarion, mada Victoria, BC, on the 16th st, and Tacoma, Wash., the next morning, having loft Yokohamu on the 1st idem. Bit ex this steamer was delivered in New York on
of the Kin rdon of Prussin and other Federal state stands in strong contrast to the pradites tion of private capitalists, great and small, in
Finance in Prusia, Hotr von Rheinbaben, to legally compel savings banks, insurance ecm- panirs and others to invest a certain proportion of their funds in German State loans, filed to find the support of the legislative bodies in the different Status. The subject has, however, been taken ap again of late by the Bundesrath, on in
Declaring the Parliament open, the Duke of Cont
expressed the King's regret that for the tho was unable to visit South Africa. The King rejoices that the auspicious Union progress of the people; and His Majesty is assured that all will werk steadfastly for the welfare of this great beautiful country."
Afterwards Lord Gladotase, in his specah, service, castoma, taxation, etc., the promotion of local industries, defence scheme and the establishment of a South African University.
London, November 5th.
The Assembly adopted an Address to King George, symp thising with him on the death of King Edward and offering housgo on his accession,
The Duke of Counanght telographed to King George describing his welcome as most enthusi
The striker, accompanied by women, assom the enginetron and stoles from going to despite a hurricane of wind and rain. The work. They afterwards paraded the streets, police, both monated and foot, were peweries.
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ANARCHIST TRIAL IN TOKYO.
STATE-OWNED BAILWAYS IN AUSTRALIA. The first State-owned railway in the British Empire was opened in South Australia in 1836. railway operating, and there is an additional 237, lines have mostly been tailt for developmental miles authorisel und under construction. The purposes, and it is recognised that the money Later. has boon
of visi spent The convenience
of The Fouth Wales atrikers have seized the outlying districts has been wet, large traces
profitable Cambrian pits and extinguished the boiler Eres, entry have been optom The ventilation fans bare stopped, and it is settlement and the system los proved highly feared that 300 bornas ara perishing.
productive. It is satisfactory to note ilat, The outlook in the Glamorgan collieries is although the railway reveans of Bouth Australis serious. Arexojted mob of mi er is n front last year was a record; the tendency is still of the pits threatening to storms them. The upwards. From Jaly 1 to Angust 13 of Chief Constable is hurrying up with reinforce. this year the carvings have aggregated £215.
350, an advanie of £28.924 uver receipts during mests.
the Rimilar period in 1909.
the 2lat inst, establishing a now record of 126 and the committee of the Reichstubanitastic and the proceedings, as most impressive. to proceed from Salisbury Plain if the
hours in transit from Tacoma 16 destination by the silk train of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Puget Sound Railway Co., and their connecting linen
The decision of the White Star Lise to abanden Holyhead as a port of call for their steamers on the Liverpool and New York Bervices is now officially confirmed. Asked recently for the reasons which had led to the steps officials of the company replied in general terms that experience had shown that the experiment had not been appreciated.
THE HUNAN LOAN TROUBLE.
AN IMPERIAL EDICT.
Incasure
Instruction have been given for the Hussars
circumstanca domand:
London, November 8th, A mob of 5,000 strikers at midnight stoned and rushed the police, and exptared the power station at the Clavergau calljory.
#urance mattor bas adopted a scheme,
The gonerul feeling is that Parliament has ted to them, for making it incumbent on all insurance companies and kindred institutions to opened with the happiest auguries, and that it place at least one-fourth of their capital in Gov. is supported by the good will of all South ernment securities. The importance of such a African subjects.
Lorden, November 7th. e is sufficently obvious, but a glance at the
Rentor wires from Cape Town that the pews. State invalidity insuranca fund will make it still more evident. The fund amounted to 81.6 million papers in South Africa are compistaly nuen mous marks at the close of the year 1891; ten years in teelifying to the success of the mission of later it had risen to 9292 millies and at the the Duke of Connaught, whelus preveri himself sud of 1908 it hud reached 1.489.6 millions; ita exceptionally admirable repressutstire of is offloially estimated a have approximated the Crown. 1,575 millions last your. Of the 1489.6 mil. fious in 1908, 827:3 had bear advanced on an, 76.8p nood on mortgage and 564.3 invested in securities leaving 1.2 cash in band. Only 36.3 millions of the sonrifies were imperial
of tho the happiness and prosperity great Sonth African nation and its peoples, who wer States and bonds of railways guaranteed by
hich the there) of being invested in manicipal corporation and inhabitants of Great Britain's other countries. our Paking contemporary as follows:-
Yuan has presented a mem
other stock. If the proposed schere becomes Canadians, Australians and New Zealan lors The Truckeng
fourth of the entire
fund, say, have for the countries of their birth, and, like orial requesting Us to deal with the enes Jaw
millions, will have to be re-invented in Sinto theta, South Africa is instinct with a wider which tho น
Frovince infringed 394
Recurities instead of the 180.1 stated
above,
bors, patriotism, which makes tas alike bu-partners in regulations by established
rais whereby the position of consels in the market brotherhood of the Empire." public loan. vitt ont submitting the
cannot fail to be materially impr val. Moro.
Later. matter to the Provincial Assembly for decision.
"It is to be understood that the public loan orer, the annual increase of the fand for some
Reuter telegraphs from Cape Town that the Tachi-pu and it has been an eufesion on the one-fourth, say, 21 millions, from this quarter part of the Governor of that province not to alone would every your Hook investment in hand over the matter to the Provincial Assembly console.. for decision in the first instance. Although the loan was considered by the Board and Apprehensions are outeriained by sanctioned by Us, it had to be dealt with is znore assuming undue
for
up
AUMMARY OF THE CHARGE.
The special preliminary examination in the Court of Cassation with togard to a drimina] action against Kotaku Dejiro and twenty-five athor aceased, has been concluded. The gist of the offence. which was announced on Wednesday by the Public Procurator-General, is published
Mail Juan ક follows:- by the
The incentive which has led Kotaku Donjiro and the twenty-five other accused to plot the present intrigue, was that during Nurem bor, 1965, Denjiro went urer to America and visited San Francisco, where he associated with Americans who were of the same persuasion. Dorjir
at length became one of the followers of anarchism, the ideal of which is au absolute individual freedom. Subsequently he advocated that principle among the Japanese residents thore. About May, 1906, this man organized a apoial revolutionary party and plotted for the principles, communicat. aitasion of userchistic ing with those Japanese who were of the same mind, in the home country, In June of that year Donjiro returned home, and commenced to advocate the direct adoption of Mr. David Yelling a member of the municipis subversive views, Shen then, desiring to ality of Jarurale, in an interview in the Jewish destroy the present organization of the Japan- to materializa Chronicle, states that the authorities in the Holyse Empire and to bring anarchy
are curailering the provision of an adequate tion in this country, he has distributed trans- water supply and the installation of a modera lations of the throrice set ut: by Krapat kin system of drainage. Tenders have been invited (who is looked upon as the loading light of the from European Sems for these works as well as anarchists), and several other authors. In this number
2
MODERNIS NO JERUSALEM,
BESEITHÀ
tho 17th of
WES
Following pan the recent animated discus Console and 143,9 such of the other Farbe looked forward with hope and confidence to damped gooks in Manchester, said that enche-od if things are made comfortable for them by anrhistic principle should be taken. Sub Ediot has been issue which is translated by the different Governments, tho remaining 384.2 | with a patriotism skin in the loro fled Reformers meant to win most of their victorissing and ring of the streets, the fresing of the
sions in the National Assembly an Imperial
the
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A TET TOTAL LORD MAYOR OF LONDON.
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and
TARIFF CAMPAIGN IN MANCHESTER.
London. November 8th.
slectrio ligiding and trams. It is intended that manner Danjira, has persuaded r largo that their A tariff cupaign has been opened in Lanca- these shall be private enterprises, though the of people to stopt his gentiments, so W115, hire.
Mr. Geono Wyndham and Visconut Ridleyicipality will roservo to itself the right to speech beoane most violest. At length. i6
over after a term of years. Mr. Yel- publicly
to AL mass meeting of Lourials The King's telegram to the people of South spoke ut Manchester last evening, and Mr. finds that people in Jerusalem are beginning February, 1907,
the
in Socialinta
which Јарца, Africa has also produced the best posible affet. Austan Chamberlain at Wigs. There were to realises that a greater influx
the whom
fababilla
principally held at the Kinki-Kwan, Fanda, Tokyo, that The Dake of Counsught, speaking at a bau- also mostings in many other towns.
measure for the immediate oarrying out of the BIT. Wylam in opening an exhibition of pendet for deir livelihood) can only be expert- gust at Geserument House last night, said that
for was the key to the political situation. Tariff the provision of proper accommodation, the light-saquently the Association of Japanons Sovialists,
which had one been permitted by the Govern vity from duel, and improvement of the travelmont, aus ordered on the 22nd of February, facilit...
1907, to disband, as it was considered izinical to thoir the public peace. The anying out CALCUTTA PRESS COMMENTS ON
LORD MORLET'S RESIGNATION. The intered roused by the news that London's poling involves disapproval of the policy of Lord Maver-lest is a teetotaler prompts the parliamentary government, and the attainment the long-cheris! ed object by means t how recently such a thin would of question as
strike, assassination, generul Commenting on Lord Morley's resignation. have been deuounced as incredible. For total tlas like. At the outset Denjiro and
abstinenca is finial: tifo is a far modors inceta the Stutemmà mys: --
ised chiefly plotted the their diffusion of
principles by "The reforms which he curled through invation than is recognised. Huge laughter tha
means, but they at more violont recently issued in Hanan was decided by the time past has been about 85 millions, of which Drake of Connaught's expression for the ennjunction with Lord Minto will mark grooted the wzle Victorian temperauce orator
marsures. length present" in reference to the King's regret ab istiuci sta e in Indian history. His deferm. who joculari; declared that one day they would publications and similar his inability to visit South Africa has beention to app into native of Ludin to the have a teetetal Archbishop of Canterbary as on the 22nd of March, 1903, they organized a
of their
Les thou sixty President warmly takes up in the South African Press, Viceroy's Executive Commuil was a bold step.
was fulllled by Arch demonstration at Kanda, Tokyo, waving high years later the ly which attaches special significance to the words,
visiting which sul misgiving even withit his own Egenly curious is to fact in bread daylight, a reà fog with large letters made up his mind about what was the right that the low Hugh Price Hughes, zalous signifying anarchism and social democracy, and Methodist preacher and devoted advocate of resisted the restraint of the police, challenging them to fight. In onsequence, some tep coure to pursue,"
"The Englishman, in a lengthy review of Lord social reform and testotalism, refused, when rotara were punished. Denjiro, who was at studying for the Wesleyan ministry to sign that mo at his native place in Kochi pre- the pledre on the ground that total obstinence
book treating of The ferrent demnerst has shown himself and good health were kaposible partners. And fecture, engaged in writing
sof
Loff the place in the principles anarchies, July, 1908, for Tokyo. Ou the way he consulted with accomplices at Jinjn and Hakone, Very consicut and equally opinionated autocrat. that was culy forty years ago! Peter the Great knocking windows to the
of their to the carrying out
Arriving in Tokyo West for his people was no more an antocrat thas Lord Borley liberalising Indis and the India Office, regardless of everything."
BECULATION.
accordanos with the prep the some portion, and for this reason, partly at least, it is South Africa with unbounded satisfaction.
subject
all matters We command that that should be discussed and decided by Provincial Assemblies be dealt with according to established regulations."
WEATHER LEPORT.
On the 23rd 1155 am. The barometer has risen moderately in the Philippines, and fallen alightly over the northern and western shores of the Chira Ses.
to be moving towards W.N.W.
Pressure has increased and is now highest over the Yangtze valley.
K, OP K. STARTS FOR EGYPT,
London, November 5th. Lord Kitebener has started on a visit to Egypt,
boloved the Ilictisbank has been successively raising its rate of discount to five per cent., sven before the Bank of England took that step last week. The aetion of the latter, however, some to have been chiefly dictated by the desire to check the demand for gold on the part of the United CRIPPEN APPRAIS AVAINST HIS CONVICTION, States and Egypt against shipments of produse, And to atop the increasing issue of financial drafts by firms in Americs.
THE LATE DR. KOCH,
The death of Dr. Roch, a man who has left his mark in the history of German Bnance, 09- erred a fortnight #g
Loudon, November 5th.
Morley, sa
The Indian Daly Nevi-
THE HANNERS OF OXFORD AND CANBRUGE MEN.
friend at
certain softness and repression of manner.
-an onem
other
began to resort to more
secrat
-
the
Pdiesaie as the most effectual method
London, November 5th. Crippen to-day lod od an application in the
One of the meat interesting passages is the tended violanco. Court of Criminal Appeal against his courtction.
Life and Lottery of Alexander Macmillan," is next month, after fequent meetings with on technical prounds, in reference to the
of like sentiment, he plotted liness of a juryman, and the calling of a wit
Macmilan's comparison of the manners of various persons
the Tell the news has been definitely confirmed; Oxford and Cambridge mem. It appears in a
of anarchistic principles Bess for the pins cation after Crippen her! givua
it will be well to withhold he appreciations that letter to a
"The Oxford | for Madras:
Inst, when Governing director of vidence. The appeal was dismissed. The typhoon is situated to the Eastward of the Reichsbank for many years, he contributed
the present must be expressed on the work of the greatest manner bas move what might be calfed fine il latter of red at Akishina, Nagato the Macclesfield Band. At present it appeare largely to the rapid development of that inst
discovered st TO COMMEMORATE THE PORTUGUESE
intrigas was institu
man who has ever bera Secretary of State fre BEPUBLIC
India, and of the most wide-reaching system, of Suntlemanliness everyone almost has its refecture, the acensed sumbered only seven in Takishi, Niimura Tadno, All The depression lying over N. China yester-tion, and to him is due to a great extent the final
namely, Miyashita day has reached the neighbourhood of Viadi.victory of the gold standard in Germany by
which the currency of the country has been Lisbon telegrams state that in eelebration of reform that has over been introduced into this need not tell yan what the Cambridge manner
country,"
is. A friend would say opener and more manly Niinars Zenbei, Nitta Ya, Farakawa Rikisake, njiro. Of vostock.
gentlemanly, Ragare Buca, and Kotoku Den and less gentlemanly. rougher The Bengales observes :----- placed on a solid basis. He retired from his pot the Republic, Government will decree an am
Then you cannot be lab seems toka Denjiro, at Yugawara, Konawawa pre- in Oxford these Furukawa Kikisaka was arrested in Tokyo; but was still consulted on all matters zesty to-morrow,including cart in crime against Last year,
"Lord Morley, we are free to adroit, has not of importan.
the Republic, and the pardon og of refugees
Beerata of State had occasioned it, the public habit of mind in the place that the bound The expor of suvar from Germany to the third of all sentences of colitary confinement or
mind of Judia, yet ere is no doubt that, under to take eation in some way on the world without Gool. Upon close investigation it transpired of deportation nuder United Kingdom shows a marked falling off imprisonment, and
a Serratory of State less Bruly welded to at No Cambridge man, or very few, naturally and that vineteen more accomplices in various parts. during the arst eight months of the present military law.
levet some of the pri ciples of liberation, things as a matter of course, feels that he must do of the Empire were involved in the plot. year, compared with that of the same period in
something to influence bis day and generation. LARGE INDANE ASYLUM BURNT DOWN IN
might early have been much worze."
Ja Oxford it seems to me different altogether, CANADA, 1909, being 78,036 tons of raw sugar against
89,925 tons and 192,178.
The Hindu Patriot writes:- refined against 234,317
London, November 6th,
Cambridge is always more occupied. It seems to tous. A similar decrease is reported from Rus
Beater telegraphs from Winnipeg that the
me, with the sin iies Oxford with the results, ein, Austria and the Netherlands and other bost growing countries. The imports of cano su ar Provincial Insane Asylum at Brandon has boun Into England from the British Colonies, the totally burned. There was no loss of life. The West Indies, Cuba, South America and Java attendants displayed great fortitude in standing
by #ill all ore stoly transferred to the live to his roble work in Indie grow into
injuries.
The Jepsen returns are lacking. Rough weather may be expected over the N. part of the Chica Sea for the next two days..
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hence ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0.03 inches.
-
The forest for the 24 hours ending at noon to-day is as follows:
(N. & N.E. winde strong; fair, Hongkong & Neighbourhood
Equally. Formosa Channel
Bame as No. 1. South coast of China between Sams No. 1.
Hongkong and Lamooke
Sorth coast of Chins between game se No. 1.
Hongkong and Haluan..... ]
THE SUGAR EXPORT.
and deserters. Government will also remit one-fullled the expectation which bis appointment 8 among Oxford men till you feel that; "and Sugano Siga had been in Toyo
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s str, Ceylon left
We wish it were so ordained by Providence that he ould continue for ever as Secretary of Btate for India, bet since that cannot be, w
Mr. N. F. Blauch, the general agent for the Singapore for this port on the 22nd instant, at must not be too selfish to grudge him his well. earned ret, and must wish that long may he Far East of Messrs. Thos. Cook & Sou, the 11.30 8.0., and in due here on the 28th instant,
have increased in p.oportion, and now app Exhibition buildings. A few suxered trifling those gielous institutions which it was his de- / well-knowa tearist agents, is now at Shanghai / at about 4 pm.
boat 45 per ent. of actual requirements af the trádo of the country.
size it should grow into."
arranging for opening at office there.
The P. 4O. 8. N. Co.'s str. Sunda is expected to arrive at Colombo on the 2nd pros., ul. 2 pa