proposed arbitration as soon as our armies are victorious at P.0:: Yan. The authorities may | then think they have a blevet sufficient dis tinction by accomplishing treaty revision and the Independence of Kors, but what the people
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1994.
seems very doubtful and prices are bound to be high. Mobs have been sent down, but the dealers, fearing the mandarles would grab the ponies for soldier-plåglo, bave sent them back again. Tis. 94, the average price per pony for lately sold at the Bazaar, is an enormous figure higher had the Levistbag Stable been in the market for the last two suctions. However, I am glad to see that there is any amount of enthusiasm and we ought to have some good fun
FOUNTAINS IN PLAY.
Wao dowen't enfae tanking at a fountain in play? The height winter lesps into the air as though it were a living, conacions thing. Than at the summit of its
wish for is to nee Japan become one of the ❘ one of the mod it would have been still arch it in shattered into spray by the wind, or wafect
influential Powers of the world.
The European Powers are al eady showing symptoms of
of decay, and the next century will sen their constitutions shattered and their Empires in rules. Even if this should not quite
training goes on.
The "
tesnil fro like the shirts of a dancing girl. And all the while the roar of its much and the Hokling melady of its fall fl the air. This is water having a good time-water in high spirits. What makes it imp king, and fuch in that fashion & Wait a bit. If you please, we will have the explanation later on. Perhana van know already: perhaps not. It isn't no eavy to knew things from the bottom.
Under date of March 16th, 1992, a lady writes that for twenty years sho sirare felt law-spirited. Now, what is meant by "pirits" in this arman la condition of the mind in respect of our being cheerful, happy, anjosing our surroundings, taking delight in word, making the most of life numerlers and helping athars to make
happen, their resources with have becomes this stable has three first class kept. exhausted in unsuccessful attempte si colonize- Hon. Therefore who is fit to be their proper over griffion, Hilarion-supposed to have beaten successers if not ourselves? What nation except Eros and Blue Ribbon for long distances Germany, France, Russia, Austria, and Italy, Honourable and Malwa; the former of these two can put 200,000 en in'o the Geld inside of has been doing fairly good time and looks very month? As to thele funnce there is no country shapely; the latter won the mile in the last where the disposal of surplus revenue gives rise S.P.H.C. Races in 2.8 if I am mat mistaken, to so much political discussion. As to intel-Ewo has a trio bought specially in Tientsin, and lectual power the Japanese mind is in
allappearances the every way from a
ble has not the Japanese opened a way to the Hongkong Derby pony, is ander starting orders perfection of
of a discovery in which foreigners for this meeting at present he is lacking and have not succeeded even after years of labour? golog remarkably well, and if he can keep it up Our people astonish even the French, who are I shall be surprised if he does not score a winning the most skilful among artissos, by the clever bracket, In the small stables Peau Rouge nras of their work.
going well and bax the advantage of having been.Before we answer let us read the rest of the letter. trained all the summer.
cqual to the EsTopean mind. More than this, | 10 Spring = surprise Plzate intends. If possible art of minor matiere, ani, in i
It is time the Japanese are small of ststore, but the superiority of the body depends more on its constitution than on its size,
|
Mavis, the kept-over
the most of it. Well, then, it is both a glorious and proftrable thing to be always in good spirits; I wish I could be myself.
But I can't anyhow I'm not. Neither is anybody. Yet why not? What makes our hearts sink down like plummet, and then rise Uke a cork!
The writer waYA · For twenty years I have suffered from liver complaint and indigestion. I was con stantly firol, week, ami languid. My skin was a allow colour, and I had grest pain at the back and shoulders.
"In March, 1884, I became si bad that I called a
Mr. Uto is well in as regard nombers, both of racehorses, steeplechasers and hunters. What If treaty revision was completed, and Japsu his griffin can do now remains to be seen 10 completely victori us ever Chinx, we should the spring he was credited with having done become one of the chief Powers of the world, 3.19 for ti mile. The other griffins I hope to
"My appetite was poor, I had a bad taste in the And no Power
Power could engige in any movement refer to later on, at present no gilt-edged per-months, and much pain and weight at the chest after without first consulting us. Japan could then formances have taken place. A regard the old enter into competition with Europe as the ponies, Sans Pareil to in grand fettle, better for rating. I was xhan frequently sick, throwing up
pour, froths fluid. I took different kinds of medicine, of the Oriental race. Now there the time of training than I have ever representative of
than I have ever seen him | but noma of them gave me rolïaf, and I got weaker and being no more mecessity of dicersion of old before. Dare Devil, as ususal, cannot extend wal questions such a the treaty revision, diaporal of himself with shoes
Bresent style would surplus, etc., our statesmen should turn their | do well for getting op stairs.
Vagrant, Harmony at ntion to new practical questions which would Dancas, Dunblane and the "B" stable, Forsil show their ability to the world..
and Beeawl-g
1-g, alto Majestic and Primrose are all going sufficiently well to lead their
· វាំង Owners belleve that they will face the starter. MI. Buxcy's string all appear to be in order And I trust they will keep so-the veteran Home Guard, Blue Beard, Torchlight, Fondoland and Chic-the latter is, I believe, a griffis, Mr. Ring I was very glad to see on Helios I may mention that my aunt, who lives at West the other morning. This pony's griffin form Wycombe, Bucks, was aflicted with indigestion and Mother Sigel's Syrup has been the means of You am at liberty to use this statement se see fit. Yours truly, (Signed) Mrs. Harriott Cutler, Burton House, 33, Kenmure Road, Hackney, London. exact plation of the mind to the body. This much.
CHEFOO RACES.
(Special to North-China Dolly News.) WIDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, 12TH AND 13TH
SEPTEMBER, 1894.
Stewards: -Messrs. Clement F. R. Allen, M. Boyd Bredon, 4. R. Donnelly, P. F. Lavers, Dr. Ph. Lets, Erskine T. Pym, J. P. Wake.
Zudge: -Mr. J. S Fexran
Starter: Mr. E.-H. Gare-Boath.
tion. Secretary and Clerk of the Course Mr. Erskine T. Pym,
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, 12TH SEPTEMBER, 1894.
YENTAL CUP; preserved by the Members of the
Cheloo Custams staff. Half-a-mile; weight for inches as per reale ; entrance $3. Mr. Hokee's gr. Brigand
I
The HRT: Cur; presented by His Excellency NR. OC, CB, C.M G.; second prize $10 The quarters of a mile; for subscription griffins only; weight for inches as per scale; entrance $3.
Mr. Gippurich's ch. Peter..........
MARINE CUP; presented by Captalos and
Officers of the Mercantile Marine; second rize 829; one inlle and a gasrter; weight for ichen as per scale. Entrance $5. Mr. Taylors pr. Thunderbolt
motor. In parted me out and on for twelve months. Te gare me medicines but I grow no better, me nothing he prescribed scared to reach my com plaint. About this time 1 heard of Mother Belgel Byron, and commenced taking it. In less than month all my pain and distress cossad, and I have since been in good health. I keep a bottle of the Syrup in the houn as a family medicina, and by taking an occasional dose have needed no doctor,
A
be able to stand a thorough preparation. Flying Dutchman, Pompejus, Star of the East, and Titus are all
looking big and seem to
in good form. The kept-over Tacitus 1 must keep my eye on. The Lavisthan stable has Eros, and from the look of things at present th chancer of wioning anything but the half-miles will rest
bim.
seems to have returned and I trust he will drapepsia. Sho siates that la beroping her B
Blue Ribbon strikes me as going a bit short Blackberry is reported to have "leg." Light- aing is very dotty. Hollyhock and Accident, the two half-milers, are on the Course. the former golog in grand form, but the latter I hear has been fald up for repairs. The rest of the "old ans" are "reating at Slcawel, Red Gauntlet, Zphyr, Barleycorn, Viceroy, etc. The Hankow celebrity, the unbeaten Owl, and 'Enery 'Awkina, the latter winner of a couple of races at the riverfae port, are
are both going well, and although the Owl is reported to have done 3.45) for 1 all I cannot believe that he will be able to
give our first-class paniles the
go-by.
The Leger --As it happens this year the three crack pontes are very well handicapped, Dare Devil, Eros and the Owl, as they measure 13 ................ 1 | hands and therefore have to carry top weights, NAVY CUP: presented by Vice-Admiral Hon. | 11.3. The other cattle, 13.2 and 13.3. ponles Sir Edmund Fremantle, K.C.B., and Captator such as Star of the East, Pompejus, etc. should and Officese of British Naval Squadron ; Phree make a good race of it with the light burden of -quarters of a mile; for ponies the Jond de 10.7, a stone under weight, Then we come to property of residents of Cheloo and Wal-hal the wloners of one race-Flying Datchmen, wai; weight for laches as per scale, Entrance Eclipse, Harmony, Dunblane, who lacur 10.13 penalty. Zenith, another winner of one race. and to my mind a really first-class pony
is, I I am regret to say, in the "vet's" hands. exceedingly sorry to hear this, and I hope that we shall soon see him out again fit and well.
Mr. Hoke's er. Belgrad.. Mr. H. J. Clark's h. Hoheit
+ Dead-heat.
ti
MAIDEN STAKES; value $100; second prize $25 one mile; for ponies that have never run at any previous meeting; weight for inches as per scale. Entrance 85. Mr. Boyd Bredou's gr. Boyne SHANTUNG PLATE; presented by the compra- dorer of Chefeo; second prize $25; ance round the course; for ponies the bond fida property of residents of Chefoo and Wel-bat.
..... $
TIENTSIN.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
September 6th,
The papers from Shangbal containing the account of the expture of Port Arthur came to
you may
No philosopher yet been able to what is the
however, experience constantly mures us of that it is very intimate, and that the candition of the mental faculties dependa upon that of the body. As birda sing when the sun shines, and are dumb in the dark, the spirits and mental powers rise and express themselves when we are to health, and are dull and torpid when the body is under the weight of pain and disease. And to know that is to know all we require
to act upon.
Everything, money, laluance, and every form of Buccos depends so largely upon health that by univerint ennsant we don't expoot good serrios from those who are ill.
And illarse, nine times in ten, means proclesly what Mr. Cutler suffered from such a long and worry periol-indigestion and dyspopsia-the ailment
cured
(when the doctors are done with their fruitless experiments) by Mother Beigal's Curatire Syrup.
The fountains play only when the water is forced powerfully through their pipes by gravity or by machinery. So the spirits are feo and elastic only when the organs within us not without hindrance or obstruotion.-adné.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
REGISTER.
16th September, 1894--At 4 p.m.
STA DON
Wat....
40, IŎ
-Negreat!
Shanghai
Trochow
སུཧཱཤཐཱ,
BERLER.....
Caulo....
ન્ય
APTCY .........
Victoria Prak
Vecao............
Holbow
Bullse Manll Cape St. JamR++**
wel; weight for inches as per scale; entrance hand yesterday. The report itself had reached Gap Roc 81.
us some days before, almost a week ago Indeed, Mr. H. J. Clark's 5. Hobeit..................
but notwithstanding the inherent possibilities of CHEFOO DERBY; one mile and a quarter; forced such a captare, there were on the other hand so entry for all pantes entered at the meeting many counter-considerations, that it was generally first prize 65 per cent. of entrance fees with | discredited,
it did not seem worth while $50 added from the race load; second prize 25 notice it without
to how
without confirmation, which never per cent, of entrance fees; third prize 10 per case. Perhaps it is worth notlag, however, that cent, of entrance fees; weight for inches as while it was generally discredited among per scale; entrance $10 for oce pony and $5 foreigners, and denied by the Chinese authorities, extra for each o.her pay from same stable.
became current Boar the Chinese in the city Mr. Taylor's chi Hohenzollern, ............... under the form of a great defeat in which the
Calacso
lose was placed even as high as 10,000 WEI-AT-WEI CUP; presented by members of 】 CARG
Wel-betowel community; second prize $25; men. This raises the question whether it would tree-quarters of a mile for poules that are information, and diffuse it among the people. It not be well for the authorities to secure reliable never won a race; weight for laches us pawassid help to create a spirit of patriotism, as scale; entrance $5
well as faster a spirit of confidence in the conduct Mr. Donaeliy's d. Pet.
affaire
It
of
19-42
ERMATA 18 1674
Wind
17th September, 1894.—At to a.m,
PRATIUN
shanghai
adfrastack.. Takic Nagasak Foochow Awo
30.1
g.Eg
Canton.....
Hong sumuboku Victoria Year........ Gap Rock........... Macd Halphong Boo Manila...>> Cape St. Jutro ....
10.74
19.74
20.70
10.77
1005
ZZZ WZZZ
a
0.10
So far as we have been able to learn, no satis faction has been made to regard to the Chungking SHANGHAI SPORTING NOTES,
outrage. It is said that some punishment has bsen administered, but of this there iu no "Daybreak," the entertaining sporting writer
EXTETANCO whatever, or that the right parties of the N. C. Daily News, has the following have been dealt with as they deserve. Indeed, Interesting notes in a recent luuste, of that we understand that the
Viceroy officially referred On the 15th at 4.00 pm, the degression was situated.to the Journal:-
to the matter in
In something of the following has approached the coast of Lason to the mast-south-east of Belle
NW
#150 | out of ninh Luzon. On the 16th at 10.53 8.m., the depression
I am glad to know that the Stewards| and | milk-and-watery style: that it was very im-so. At it-an, the hatosteter le falling in the mouth of China. members of the Cheloo Race Club have been proper for common coolles to dress themselves light to moderate worth and north-east winds with fair weather able to make their September meeting a very 45
as soldiers and behave as they did on the successful
ore indeed. The races commat the Chunghing. As long as outrage and murders time of
when every one here who can get | are tolerated, and the culpelts not brought to sway deserves a hollday, the fares are cheap condign punishment, such barbarium will and improvements have been made in the hotel continue to be practised. accommodation.
Tear
If these continue, do better A The incident occurred on the French Bund place to brace-up in could be found than the two days ago which Illustrates the spirit as well Brighton of the East. At the meeting now as the stupidity of
of the literali. The students laking place, Sanghat is represented by one of are now striving in large numbers on their way our Kace Stewards, our Clerk of the Course, to Peking for the examinations. A considerable Good Old John ("Nice weather for the month of body of them collected on the Bund gazing at After tiewe
the policemen the ingredients ready for the making of a barn them move on, and not farther obstract the real god time,
plane, but they did not see It, wod Immediately
BTC
Cousin Witte. Mr. Icke, Chuck, Hector's | and making remarks about tundred to
and the late owner of Firefly, so there
DED of
7 a very hurried glance, taken between seized him and hurried him off to the yamin.
th! pows in the early morning, at Capt. A peremptory demand made by the French Hayes' book entitled "Among Man and Horses,"
Lafe return Consal for
by
*
specified time
probable on south coast. On the 19th at 10,3 am, md south cope holsted At 19.35am, the centre of the typhoon has entered the Chiza Sea this morning after passing nake Balinan, It is probably moving towards north-west at present. ALIGN am, the barometer is falling in the tooth of China. In Hoog. king, moderata norīja winds gradually increasing, wish weather becoming unsettled during the nut we hours,
1--Barometer reduced to teval of the den, trị) ghue, tour" (and hundredths -Temperature in the shule » és tree, Fab redhali y-Kumidity, la, paprstane of chalina, the husty entrybed with malatore pang t100, a--Direction of the whed to two poinsu 5--Faros of the wind wording 10 Bela, d-State of the wasthar, à Bloa tíre.Dow clouds, of Driesling calo, f Fat, a Gloomy, & Bal, 2
* Overcast, # Fredag showtes ↑ Squilly, • Rais, 3 Suom. Thunder, Vallaske, or Ben wit), y=fasts la mchu touch and a tee this
I venture to think that maay sportsmes socompealed by a statement of consequences if here will read it with pleasure. Amongst the demand was not complied with, was effective the flustrations the *Plak Un" is recalief of his immediate release. It would be for the Br to mind by excellent photos of Mr. Jahn peace and well-being of Chios if the officials Corlett and Nathaniel Gabbles and in would turn their attention to the Chou Han ciner
when the pages, and the name.
to Shanghal many klad words are asid WE their mabjects.
many Per contra, we learn that the proclamations prominent sportsmen hereabouts are introduced, are belog extensively posted, and that at the Sox Instance Mr. Barnes Day, Kally Maitland alive to the demands of the situation. As has
Mr. D. E.
Mr. J. D. Ham- present Juncturs the mandarina appear to be phreys,
Sassoon, (the latter no relation to the two brothers now often been said, there is litle to be feared from with us, I bellove.) Mr. Fraser-Smith Mr. H. the common people if the
soldiers, If the literasi, the Lahmaed,
m4d, Dr. Irw
Irwin, Mr. Dating, Mr. Michis, and the Chang Chik-tangs are kept in place. Mr. G. A. Batlar, but la reference to the last The Hudson Taylor party, which left Shanghai named gentleman the yarn about the sharks and some six months ago, kad alled north crocodiles in the Min 'river is little too much Hapsh, Shaust, Shanel,
and thigh
for us in these parts. A tribute is paid to our vince, retching here two days san, seport quiet Leading Doctor on page xos for advice of his and kindly treatment by the people all along which Capt. Hayos fallowed with the greatest their Jourway. Compared with the reverse of a saccess. From a sporting point of view the | large part of thin Journey made
by Mr. Taylor a book is chatty and well worth reading.
number of years ago, this fentues of the Journey
A great cry has been calved about the scarelty | was in pleasing contrast. Qulet or the raverse of griffins, but after all there are to be so many prevalla no agulast forsigners, at the will of the
se there were last season, up to the clasing of the mandarias, behind whom are the literantz- andzlos anyway, Flow many will artive naar V105 | 177 GFENGU NAWE
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Highest apan air taraparatura au thu sốth...... Lowest open air temperature on the
F. G. Fron, Th Hongkong Observatory, 17th September, 1894-
HONGKONG TEMPERATURE.
[From binnen, Geo. Falconer & Co.'s Reglatów) Toky
Orders for Coples of THE "HONGKONG DIRECTORY" may be sent to the following Agents
HONOKOMO.....Mr. W. Brewer.
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...Mosers. F. Blackhead & Co. ...Mens. Hagemann, Herbet & Co. .....Mosers. Kelly & Wälsh, Limited. Mosers. Lane, Crawford & Co. Tan Hongkong Trading Co. Man YE Long, Hollywood Road, MACAO........Mr. A. A. de Mello, | Amor [and]
}} Moses, N. Monile & Ca, Ld. FORMOJA.. FOOCHOW...Mr. H. W. Churchill. SWANTOKAN
& NORTH- KAM PORTE
JAPAN
Mesus, Kelly & Walsh, Limited,
Shanghai, (Moors. Kelly & Walsh, Limited.
Yokohama. BandyoK „The "Bangkok Timas" Offcn. Sorsarona...Mosers, Kelly & Walsh, Limited. PARDS and
LoDo Messrs. Amédée Prinzé & Co.
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at any hour of the Day, up to 11 P.M.; or later If notice be given. He is also propared to SUPPLY MEALS PRIVATE PARTIES ORDER the Parties sending
Breakfast...per meal $6.75...par Month $12 Tim........
$0.75... # $1.25...
Dinner ......
ITE
Brenkiaus, Tiðla and Dinner...
Breakfast and Tidă „............ Tidin and Dinner
BEER,
Light and Refreshing. Cases of 4 dox. gis, or 6 des, pints $9.50.
LAUTS, WEGENER & Co. Hongkong, and August, 1854.
FOR SALE,
TAPAN HAND-MADE PAPERS,
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JAPAN
JAPAN
APAN PRINTING PAPERS.
JAPAN
JAPAN
'APAN COPVING PAPERS,
[APAN WALL PAPERS.
&CH
*
零售
PRICES VERY MODERATE.
$40
SPECIAL TIFFINS and DINÑERS served.
in Excellent Style at short notice.
Hongkong, 14th June, 1894-
W. THOMAS, Propelator.
(539
The Life of Foodl is the fat within it--the more fat the more real benefit from food; that is why cod-liver qil is a powerful builder of flesh,
Scott's Emulsion
of pure cod-liver oil with Hy- pophosphites has solved the problem how-to-take cod-liver oil. For that reason if no other the medical fraternity pre- scribe it for all wasting dis
casca,
The combination
Hypophosphites pecul- iar alone to Scott's Em- ulsion has added vastly to the oil value—they are a direct tonic to brain and nervé.
„Mums & Horan. 34, Lande. All Chemietani
"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH" OFFICE, CảÊN CHAN A TOOK, « Walking & Co., Sale Agunt for Hongkong and the Kapire of
Folders E
ORDERS respectfully sollclied by the Under- signed.
8, Queen's Road Central
MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA,
048
Hongkong, sed January, 1904-
A
NOTICE.
THE "BOKHARA" DISASTER.
FULL DESCRIPTIVE REPORT of the
*BOKHARA" DISASTER,
With all Particulane, Reports of Interviews with SURVIVORS, the Cruise of the Thales, official reports of the Chief Offer, the Ancona, and H.M.S. Porfolie, the MantixE COURT OF Inquiry and fie FINDING, experiences of other Steamers in the same Typhoon, the Normand disaster, &c., &¤.
(All carefully. Revised and Edited).
THIS IS THE ONLY COMPLETE
REPORT OF THE DISASTER,
PRICE ...........................FIFTY CUNTS,
Orders should be sent in to
THE MANAGER Honghong Tilegradă Offen,
Padder's Hill.
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