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CANTON.
FROM OUR OWN CorrespondENT. ]
August 8th.
YEARLY FINANCIAL STATEMENT.
A good example of the way things are done in Ching is shown in the result of the request of the Central Government at Peking for a statement of the incofue and
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10ru, 1912.
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET,
... ཀམཡཝཱིཏ།
Messrs. Vernon & Smyth in their weekly share report dated 9th August state:--
The market continues dull, but rates Sterling have been well maintained.
Rubbers" show a marked improvement during the weck with little business Fine Hard Fara Rubber is passing. quoted 4/10 per lb-tone of the share market in London'firm. Singapore stocks
NOTES AND NEWS.
THE BEST WOMEN IN THE WORLD. If you have a good housewife and good mother she is sure to bave a sharp tongue," said the magistrato at Maryle- bona Polico Court, recently. "I know the type. They are the best women it the world, but they are most dificult to get on with. You cannot have it both waya." -
THE IRISH HOME RULE QUESTION..
ROMANISING OF GREAT BRITAIN. lu view of recent telegrams relating to political disturbances in Ireland, the following exhibits the strong feeling on L subject of Home Rule which exists among the Protestants of Ireland:
Au but rather be expected to turn the whole matter into a joke, more suo, and humorously describe them 19 ** carrion crows ?" And what of the coalition Would majority of the Government 1 that be a safe tribunal before which to carry the appent of aggrieved Pro-.. testantiam ? What do tho Labour-
Dxpenditure for the past year in this are also firmer in sympathy with London. THE SHERIFF-ELECT OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Reformed Presbyterian Church of Belfast the forty Irish M.P.'s left in the Parlia-
Bar
One very interesting fact may be men- tioned in connection with Mr. E. E. Cooper, the senior Sheriff-elect of the He learned his ABC and the City. Catechism from Horatia Nelson, the daughter of the hero of Trafalgar. The lady was at the time of fairly advanced
pupil.
At the annual Synod meeting of the
June 26th the following declaration and protest against Home Rule was passed unanimously:
We, the Synod of the Reformed Pres byterian Church of Ireland, having re- gard to the great interests of the kingdom of Christ, being attached to none of the under solemn pledge to maintain the Scriptural doctring that the political life |
Socialists care about Protestantism--that is, about true religion in any shape or form, or, indeed, about any true national interest? So there might easily be among
ment over thirty Nationalists who could turn the scale against the Government for the time being the Protestant appeal, therefore, would be ultimately dealt with by them, precisely as the Popish leader sow is the dictator of the Empire. In like manner the Nonconformist Radicals
of Scotland could not be expected to move hand or foot for the protection of the The Noncon-
BANKS.-Hongkong and Shanghais have age, and the coming Sheriff was her first political parties in the nation, and being of England and the Radical Presbyterians
and
FRENCH PRESIDENTS WH DID NOT DANCE
1
The Bank of England rate of discount province. A full and detailed account remsing waaltered at 3 per cent, the was required and the Provincial Gover-open market rate 31/8 per cent. nor informed the Head of the Financo Silver is firm at 28 1/18 roudy and 283/16
forward. Sterling T.T. closes Department, who immediately stated that
1/13/16 and Shanghai T.T. at it could not be done for many reasons. Of Consols have again improved to 74j. course, the reasons would never hold good anywhere else; hooks have been lost con-beer booked at $800 and 827), closing
Twice has the honour of dancing with and activity of the nation ought to be Protestants of Ireland. taining secunts, while other matters with sellers at the latter rate. London
quotes £81.
Queen Alexandra in a State quadrille conformed to the will of Christ, the King formist conscience," as represented by MARINE INSURANCES.--Unions ure have not passed through the books at all,. and the Governor requested the Central offer at 8806 after small saics at the rate. been reluctantly declined, both times by of Kings, hereby utter our most emphatic Dr. Horton, is satisfied to and the a President of the French Republic. A protest against the Home Rule Bill now right of the majority to govern in Ire
The land, and by implication the right of the Authorities not to insist n this state-Cantons have been sold at $237) and are the ball given in 1904 for the visit of before the Imperial Parliament.
still offering.
FIRE INSURANCES.-Hongkongs are quiet M. Loubet, the latter modestly declared Bill is in all its main features in flagrant Romish majority to govern according to the Romish conscience," and therefore mont.. Now a message comes from the
1.-In its origin it is not à spontaneous to persecute Protestants; and, by further' Minister of Finance that these statements at $354 and Chinas at $lias, with no gusi.
opposition to Christ's law. and prudently considered effort of sane implication, the duty of Protestants to are necessary; but if books have beenness to roport.
wrung from stateamon who have forfeited say the least, o singular cast of mind, lost, the accounts which are to band will
all right to respect themselves by taking and a singular kind of faith in Christ their orders from the known enemies of that finde such a right or dacy in Holy the Protestant Reformation and of the Scripture. And as for the Liberal Pres subject seems to be that a Liberal Govern- 2. It is a Bill that, as conceived by ment must not be embarrassed, and that the British Empire. the Romish Church and framed in its claims of Irish Protestants inust give interests, secke to inflict as much damage as possible upon the nominally Protestant British Empire. Popish Ireland hates and has always hated the British Empire, war of recent times las and in every shown its malice against the British power by wishing success to the enemy and even cheering disasters to British troops.
3. It is a Bill that aims at the sup
A few that he had never danced in his life and would only spoil the quadrille. years later M. Failieres, under similar alleging that he had not trod a measure since his Quartier Latin days.
SOUTH AFRICAN MILLIONAIRES.
do quite well and no question asked. It Macaon close with buyers at 396 es the circumstances, also begged to be axeaeod, statesmanship. On the contrary, it is submit or leave the country. It is, tu
this sort of thing is going to be cominon, then we have not got far away from the old squeeze of the Tautais, and matters
are just the same as before the revolu. ham come to business at $82, closing in Sir Julius Wernher, made fortunes in Protestantism and Protestant liberties of byterians of Scotland, their crced on the
tion. The Government will have to see that this does not happen again, as it doas not give people in vory good opinion of their integrity.
CHIUSI SMOKING..
This is being put down with a strong hand just now in Canton, and all opium smokers without a licence who are dis covered are taken before the Primary:
lang.
ESCAPES FROM PRISON.
Prisoners in the Sun Wai Ma district have been escaping so often that the Governor feels compelled to take action in the matter. An investigation was held on the last man who escaped, a prisoner who was to be shot, and it was discovered that his regaining his liberty was due to negligence on the part of the gaoler. The Provincial President lays the blame on the Magistrate of the district and has "hauled him over the coals" threatening
Canton SHIPPING.-Hongkong,
dividend of $1 paid on 6th fret. Doug- Jases are neglected at $26. Indo-Chinas are unchanged at 871 sellers and London at £7 middle priec. China and Manilas demand. Star Ferries have buyers at 840, and probably a slightly higher rate would be paid. quoted 102/6, middle price, from London. MINING-Haubs are in demand at $3 with no shares obtainable under 4 Trenchs have been bought from London at 75/-; the market closes steady at 73/9, middle price. Heawoods are offering at 4/3. Chinese Engineerings are 33/9 closing steady,
It is curious how few of those who, like the Bouth African diamond industry, lived to enjoy their wealth in old age.
ir Julius, who died at 62, was the eldest,
way. Shell Transports are of them. Cecil Rhodos died at 48, Woalf Joel at 84, Barney Barnato at 44, Sir Frederick Philipson Stow at 58, Charles Angell at 40, and Henry Harnato at 38. These seven. meu disposed of property, excluding what Cecil Rhodes possessed outside the United Kingdom, of about eleven millions.
REFINERIES-China Sugars, after sales
LANDS, HOTELS AND BUILDINGS.-Hong kong Lands are firm with buyers at $101). Kowloon Lands and West Points continue in request at $34 and 8542, respectively Hongkong Hotels are wanted at $114 for the old and 75 for the new issue Humphreys Estate, after sales at 87.95, are still enquired for.
A SYNTHETIC BUMBER EXPERT Professor William Henry Perkia, who
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These Liberale did not learu their creed i frera the National Covenant, nor did they go to the Bible for it. If the Home Rule Nonconformists of England and the Home Rule Presbyterians of Scotland hed any really intelligent conception of the claims of Christ as against the aggres- sions of anti-Christ in the State, they
them or their Tribunal, where they are fined or impri- at 8116 and $115, are in demand at the was privileged to announce the important pression of Protestantism in Ireland, the would not, and could not be Home Rulers. soned. Large numbers are being brought latter. Luzons formed early in the week discovery of a process for manufacturing | Romanising of every institution, educa- Until they get such a conception we can
safeguards. up just now, and this is helped by the to 8334 buyers, but tracted slightly and rubber upon his fifty-second birthda tional or other, the supremacy of the place no dependence on
close quiet at $331,
comes of a remarkable family of chemists. Romish priesthood-the exemption of
Meanwhile we protest with special fact that 40 per cent. of the fines imposed Docks, WHARVES AND GODOWNS.-Hong Fired by the example of Sir W. H. Por priests from being brought to trial at the
dictation of the disregard of the interests of their fellow- are given to the policemen making the kong and Whampoa Ducks close in de kin, who made his name before he had civil law unless by leave of the Romish emphasis against their utterly unchristian exptare. The Government expect to have mand at 815. Hongkong and Kowloon reached man's estate by his discovery of bishops-and the
Wharves are firmer at 801 buyers, Amoy aniline dyes, thus founding the coal tar hierarchy as to what marriages are valid Protestants in Ireland, and their un- the whole of this trade under hatid before Docks are unchanged at 26. Shanghai colour industry, three of his sons, of and what are not in despite of the laws of patriotic attachment to a most venal, an
Decks are offering locally at Tk. 18.
whon: Professor Perkin is the oldest, went the land. The Motu Proprio decree for-principled, and unpatriotic Government. And we further protest against the Shanghai and Hongkew Wharves have in for chemical work, and each hay bids a Roman Catholic to take any civil become well-known in that branch of
action at his own instance against a virtual establishment and endowment of buyers in the North at Tix 941.
research.
priest on pain of excommunication; and Romanisn by the State to serve the party under a Home Rule Parliament the ends of these Radical Nonconformists and Polish legislators might be trusted to Presbyterians. For, with amazing incon- place the Protestant who should be rash sistency, they, while holding that the are willing that the Stato should place enough to enter an action against a priest State ought not to support any religion. under even a worse han still.
the worst religion of all in the position of preminence which they know full well Home Rule will secure for it. If their doctrine is that in national action Christ they propose to put virtually supreme is to have no preference over Antichrist, power in Ireland. The members of the surely they ought, at least, to hold also Always have on hand a very large comple Cabinet are under no deception as to the the doctrine that Antichrist ought to drivers. But the utter dishonour of the both directions their action is grossly ultimate designs of their Nationalist! have no preference over Christ. But in situation, so far as the Cabinet is con- unscriptural. They agree to exclude and cerned, is that its members try to deceive depress Christ and Hin claims in State
Antichrist the nation into the belief that Home Rule action, and they agree also to favour and
ON. the вооте of SURVEYING INSTRUMENTS. is going to be a great blessing, and that exalt in face of the villainous boycotting of neutrality. The fearful anomaly of pro-| Protestants that has existed for years, fessing neutrality and yet preferring and still is very much in evidence. The Antichrist calls for special condemnation (Transits, Lovels, Plans Tables, Prismatic and Popish rank and file, including the by this Synod, because but for the un- bludgeon-men of secret Romish Orders, faithfulness of these professing Christians can hardly wait till the Bill becomes law, the Home Rule Bill, with its utter: so impatient are they to begin the con autagonism to Christ's Kingdom, would genial work of killing or driving out of have no chance of becoming law. the country every Protestant, in accor- opposition to this baso legislation, and DRAWING dance with the dictates of the Romish to all similar rebellion against the King of Kings, we asert His high claims to conscience."
recognition by the State in order that His laws may be owned as supreme, and that the nation may thus take the true and only way to national and Imperial (T Squarez, Bet Squares, Straight Edge. cxaltation.
to punish bim of this prisoner is not
re-cuptured, or if there are any more escapes.
TROUBLE OVER BANK NOTES
Cortos MILLS-Hongkongs are quiet with sellers at 85. Ewes are enquired for
MISCELLANEOUS-China Borncos have reached. locally at Tls. 97.
Electrics are wanted at $221.
A Paris reporter was told off to fet. low a motor omnibus in a fast automobile with a speed indicator, in order to see if there were any truth in the reports as
4.It is a Bill that displays singularly to the dangerous speed attained. Follow ing the omnibus along one of the most callous and cynical, criminality on the frequented routes, the indicator showed part of its authors. They know well the first 29 miles an hour, then 98, and final-, character of the party into whose hands ly, on one of the boulevards, 30 miles was The speed was still increasing been placed at 881 and 80, closing steady, when suddenly an agent stepped into the Ropes road with his white baton, and arrested have been booked at $20. Union Water the driver of the car for exceeding the The bus meanwhile" sped Boats, after sales at 893 and 810, are in speed limit.
THE PUBLIC AND SENTIMENT. Yesterday at Tai Ping San, in the demand at the latter rate. Watsons have on.
From a Law report : -- uthern suburbs, there was quite a com changed hands at $1.90, closing in re- motion, all over a dollar bank note. Aquest China Providents are offering at man presented a local note to redeem 88. Steam Fisheries at 3, Cements at Homething in a pawnshop and the pawn 4.10, and Ices at 8205. broker refused to take paper money, with the result that the customer got violent and then some of his friends chimed in. The natural result was a row, in which all morts and conditions of people were quite willing to join, only the police arrived on the scene and marched off the pawnbroker and his customer. At the police court the case was heard and the pawnbroker hued $30 for refusing legal money. A few sentences like this would do a lot towards stopping this refusing to accept paper money, which is becoming a com- mon, especially among very small shop. keepers, who have no hesitation in pay- ing it out at face value.
THE INFLUENCE OF COMMERCE.
MENOS.-Hongkong Rupe Manufactur. ing Co., Ltd.: Interim dividend of $1 per share payable on 14th inst. Hong- Ltd.: Interim kong Ice Company, dividend of 8 per share payable on 16th inst.
LONDON QUOTATIONS. The following | quotations (middle price) were received from London by wire this morning- United Serdangs Sapongs London Asiatics
E. & L. Trust Rubber Trust
Tronohs
Hongkong Electric Trams. Shell Transport
Chinese Engineerings
Indo-Chinas
London Ventures ....... Pahang Consolidated
110/- 25/- 10/101 15/4
of premium
73/9 4/4
.102/6
33/9
140/-
1/-
9/9
Mr. Justice Darling-The idea was that the English public would go to see Kubelik because he was not only a great artist hat a charitable man?
The Witness-Yes. The great thing in this world is sentiment.
Mr. Justice Darling-Your discovery
made by Mr. Joseph Surface (Laughter.)
The Witness-It is quite well known. Mr. Justice Darling-1 shall begin to understand the. world presently. (Laughter.)
was
-ON SERMONS.
Dr.
5. The very "safeguards," so-called, show the incapucity of those who deviae The Sunday at Home does not think them as regards any moral or honest the desire for extremely short, sermons treatment of the situation. The question to be so universal as one might be led to instantly arises in such a case, why place believe. The men in London who preach Romanist agitators, rebels, batere of a the longest sermons are, almost, without Protestant empire, traitors, the abettors exception, the men who have the largest of cattle-driving and maiming, of boycot- congregations. Campbell Morgan ting, of skulking behind hedges and customarily preaches for three-quarters shooting at obnoxious persons at the bid- of an hour,
longer, and keeps the ding of the United Irish League? Why rapt attention of the crowded area and put such a dangerous and criminal party FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN CHOBEN.galleries during the whole of this time. in possession of virtually supreme power, Scarcely less lengthy is Dr. Dixon, of the and then try to devise some "safeguards" Metropolitan Tabernacle, and Dr. Len to prevent them from doing too much Broughton at Westminster Bridge-road, harm or from beginning too soon. Dr. Jowett, now of New York, is apt to this not equivalent to the insanity of appointing a known thief to manage the financial affairs of a public trust and preach for fifty minutes.
then setting a nominal detective (perhaps a brother thief) to watch him?
On this subject of safeguards, we call (1)The Nationalist party would not attention to the following points:
behind them to accept, any safeguards if accept, nor be allowed by the power they were supposed to be real safeguards
A BYSTEM OF POLICE ESPIONAGE.
The Manchester Guardian has publish ed translations of many articles which appeared in the May issue of "Nord and Bud" on the question of establishing better relations between England und Germany. Mr: Balfour, Lord Haldane,
Under the heading "A Warning to Mr. Sydney Baxton, Lord Weardale, Professor Ludwig Stein, Mr. Thomas Foreign Residents, the semi-official Lough, and Sir Alfred Mond figure in the Scout Press of the 24th ult, says:
"In July last year the Police authori. symposium. We append the translation
merce knows no
TIMOROUS M.P..
The following is an extract froin a re-
SHOEMAKER AND POET... --.
Ta
THE ROYALIST INVASION OF
In
PORTUGAL The following is a précis, from afficial
the Portuguese the Monarchists on information, of the recent movements of
frontier published on the 7th alt. :-
Four columas of émigrés, cach some 200 strong, crossed the border on Saturday, three of them in the vicinity of Yerin, with the apparent intention of attacking the frontier Fortress of Chaves, the village of Montealegre, and other places in the direction of Vinhacs. The fourth column crossed the river Minho near Valenge yesterday morning. The garrison sallied the assailants down and fired on that ancient fortress early out and drove towards the international bridge crossing of Protestant interests,
(2.) Nationalist promises that is, the river to the Spanish town of Tay. Their leader, when the interests of Rome require the were several casualties. Romish promises are made to be broken The Monarchists were routed and there breach of them. It is still a principle Naval Lieutenant Sepulveda, with three with the Church of Rome that no faith officers, a priest, a doctor, and 10 men, The now regarding the other columns pledge were given that no Protestant
is vague. The Monarchist plan evidently was to seize the strongholds of Chaves and school or college would be interfered with history of the Papacy can doubt that Valença at the heads of the roade leading under Home Rule, no one who knows the when Rome obtained power to break her to Braga aud Oporto, The failure of the Last year's of Romanising every school and college great blow to their hopes. promises and did break them to the extent attempt on Valença therefore must be a and imperiously excluding Protestant attempt failed owing to the help expected
Portugal not being forthcoming. Holiness," would bless the transaction. year, although apparently better armed- teachers and Protestant scholars, the from certain military elements within (3)-If the velo of the Lord Lieutenant two machine guns are said to accompany Pope of Rome, most falsely called bis be relied on as a "safeguard" against the force which passed Verin-their the movement is seconded. from within the Romish legislation of a Home Rule chances of success appear no better unless Parliament, what importance could any
Portugal. sensible Protestant attach to that? It all depends on what the character and lean- ings of that official may be; how amen- able he may be to Popish or other party
of Sir Alfred Mond's remarks on the ties in Chosen issued regulations concent Parliamentary report: influence of coramerce. He says:"In carning lodging and residence, requiring Mr. Booth asked the First Lord of the all countries the great world-of-eum-reports to be sent to the nearest police Admiralty if he would provide a sufficient national hounds and station with regard to these matters. number of lifeboats and other appliances tolerates no interference with its labour Amongst other things, the regulations for the safety of honourable members who Dr. Macamara-Yes, sir, certainly by such limitations. The cohesion of the provide that any person, though not for visit the Fleet to-day.
a business purpose, keeping in bis house
(Laughter.) various parts of the business world
Mr. Booth-Have the Admiralty deter more one by industries than by nationali.a lodgor over ten days must inform the ties. The relations between the captains authorities of the name of the lodger,
their places in the boats of industry of all countries are getting his or her nationality, address, occups mined the priority in which members will
previous lodging place and more friendly every day, and exhibit ation and age, per ourival to the police. take
Dr. Macnamara-Oh, no, sir. (Laugh growing mutual respect and inclination Further it is provided that when the Laughter.) to co-operate on a labour-saving basis. ledger leaves the house, the hour and date
The obsolete policy which calls itself 'protection of national labour,' and and place of destination must be reported ter.): There are 40 members of both is to be kept with heretics. And if the surrendered to the Spanish authorities.
within twenty-four hours by the master Houses who have accepted our invitation. which is still unfortunately prevalent in or mistress of the house in which the the gloomy contingency referred to Germany (where the need for it has long lodger has been staying. It is also pro- there are 220 men-of-war and also a hos since passed), is the only real obstacle to vided that any person who fails to make pital ship. (Laughter.)
A Philadelphia shoemaker who also laid the establishment of complete confidence the reports referred to shall be punished and friendly relations between the manu by detention or a fine. It is stated that facturers and merchants of all countries recently these regulations have not been claius to being a post recently departed British business men, to whatever politi strictly followed by some foreign resi-this life by the very unpoetical means of cal party they may belong, will rejoice dents in Seoul, and the police authorities placing in his mouth a tube attached to a heartily at the establishment of friendly are about to take measures accordingly. Kas jet, and turning on the gas. On the relations with Germany such as subsist We warn those foreign residents in whose wall of his shop was hung in a neat frame with other countries. They are convinced houses guests are staying to present the the following poem which he had esteem that it is high time for the business men required report about them to the police ed his best effort:~ of both countries to assert their natural station governing their placer of reai The shoemaker sang, as he hammered away,
Oh, who is happy as I am to-day? I saved twenty sales where the parson saved aversion to being interfered with by dence as soon as possible, 'world-polisy,' and to use their consider able influence in order to impress the
And I always hoot where the doctor heals diplomatists and the politicians with the way to need and duty of finding a
The interisland steamer Rigel, recently I sit on my bench like a judge and 1 boot translate the mutual desire for friendly
Then the two purchased by the Manila Railroad Com- relations into reality. nations, which in the whole course of pany, is described in the Manila Times The people who say that my mesure don't their history have never drawn a sword of the 5th inst. as missing and some local against each other, and who possess in chipping men fear that she may have 1 cut all ray uppers, I care not for caste;
the China Sea-
Others, however, believe I'm always mending while others fall ill. their civilisation so much in common, will been lost in one of the twe typhoons in My very first pleasure each day is my last. And when I'm thirsty with cobblers I fill. be free from war hysteries and the haashe has only been delayed.
I'll never peg out, for I always fill in. burden of insatiabic armaments, and will The Rige left Manila July 27th with a
After unloading, For how can I lose when I'm shoer to win? be able to ax over-growing extent to de cargo for the south. vote all their mind, all their industry; she took on a cargo of hemp for Houg My gods are all soled before finished, and I and all their means to the industrial kong, whence it was to be transshipped to Can fout my bill without heaving a sigh.
She left Cebu just before the development of the two countries and Europe.
breaking of the recent storm. their populations."
.
FEARED LOSS OF A PHILIPPINE STEAMER.
one.
none.
suit.
This
Captain Paiva Couceiro and Senhor Jose Almeida command the bands operat-
The fact that the expeditions have been statesmanlike strength then farewell to
organized in Spanish territory without the safeguards.
(4)The appeal to the "Supremacy of the knowledge of the authorities has The Minister of the Imperial Parliament "another of caused much comment in Madrid, says the
Times correspondent. more
the Interior has called the Prefect of the supposed safeguards is no reassuring to Protestants than the Veto Orense to Madrid to give an explanation. of the Lord Lieutenant. The complexion It seems possible that the local authorities of the present Parliament enables us to favoured the conspirators in spite of the estimate the value of such a safeguard. stringent orders to exercise vigilance issued by the Government in Madrid, Reginning with the Chief Secretary, wa objectors to Romish aggression feel safe difficulty of effectively patrolling the For of this world's blessings alone I have awl.erd not ask, would the Protestant but it has to be pointed out also that the
in placing their case in his hands? Might mountaincus frontier is great.
pressum. If he lacks principle or lacking in Tras os Montes province.
In fact, I am envied by great and by small,
slock of
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