Among the absurdly prohibitive clauses is one which forbids any foreign Company to charge an extra premium on life policies, granted in 'time of war..
When this extraordinary enactment, of which the objectionable features are far too numerous, and in some cases too technical to set out at
length, was first passed, a year ago, the eighteen British Con.panies petitioned through, the Foreign Office, but no result followed though the American Minister obtained a respite in the matter of the date from which it should take effect. A polite but derided hint that Great Britain wonė make reprisals, would probably be quite sufficient to check this exhibition of wanton German aggression. a lule bumiliating to wait unda the pond offices of America, vet Brit`sh
It
Insurance mer appear to think this way lieth
their best chance!
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 3, 1902.
THE EMPIRE COMEDY AND
VARIETY COMPANY,
AN UNREHEARSED) PERFORMANCE IN COURT.
The Empire Company appeared to an almost
empty and listless house on Saturday night at Shanghai, says the China Gazette of the 30th December. This morning the British Civil Summary Court was the scene of an unrehearsed performance, when the precincts of that prosaic". temple of the law were invaded by a bevy of beauty and talent, representing the major part of the camination, which has not been quite successful in winning the financial se cess its proprietors hoped when they landed on our shores from Hongkong ten days ago. Five of the fair la ties, in smart walking attire and of prepossessing and ladylike appearance, and
four or five of the male members of the coin. The Liverpool Bank Fraid has not yet run. its nine days of wonder. Goudle the abspond-pany attended to ask His-Honour for advice. They elected the orchestral conductor, Mr. ing clerk, has so far made pond his escape, and Drakefund, their spokesman and he attend, none of the £170,0ant of, which he so cleverlyét Mr. Bourne, the Assistant Judge, in robbed the Rank, has been recovered. The
his private room to lay the frauds have been skilfully carried on during
the whole of the last year, and the police, hold, that the man must have bad confederates. So excellent were the" methods adopted to avoid detection, that although the bonks were audited weekly, throughout the whole period, no suspicions were even aroused.
Aliss inbhouse, who arrived at Southampton a few days ago, appeated to quote a reporter, "in very good health, and very bad humor Passengers by the sang vessel relate, that the greatest difficulty was experivuced by affec authorities at Capetown in conveying the lady from the outward to the homeward-bound)
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himself and lus fair companions in distress before the British authorities for light and guidance. i would seem that the applicants claim that their contracts have still four months 1075 to run and they state the proprietors of the show, Messrs. Harper and Thompson, wished to terminate the venture forthwith and send the company back to Australia, where, in such case, they would land without a penny In many instances, and some of them thous ands of mile away from their homes and friends. As a result of the interview with the Court and Consular officers, we are informed
that a communication was sent to the proprie-
change their minds about disbanding the troupe in Shanghai and the company instead is likely in proceed in Tientsin at an early date.
slenmeṛ. On hearing that the officials had been sent to remove her from the Avondalers whi by had the effect of genting them to Cartie she evaded their attentions by taking bath Eventually however, Miss Mobhouse was carrie! by hospital ardelies, to the return. ing liner, Although, holding quite aloof throughout the voyage, she had the courtesy to acknowledge o Lieut. Colonel Clowes, officer in charge, that she had been properly treated on board the tremper. A sufficiently Judicrous incident thus ended to, let us hope, the satisfaction of all parties,
The organ grinder peerage case will come before the House of Looks next month. "Vis count "fintion has d'apiloned his instrument ever since he denih ofthe late Earl Poulett, and acting under legal advice, he has kept very quiet. It is understand' that should the Clai-
mant establish his title to the peerage, to the satisfaction of the House of Lords, it may prove a barren honnur, as the remainder of the family
will strenuously contest the possession of the property, about which the entail,seems un- certain,
Mr. Maclaren's Team has been more suc
cessful than English cricket opinlan believed likely. Although defeated both at Adelaide ard at Sydney, in this latter match, they made A fine fight for victory, which only eluded their grasp, by the small margin of 3 runs. At Melboume the Englishmen scored, what must in justice in called a weather victory, just as t Adelaide defeat was likewise due to the in- tervention fa vielent rain-strom.
Barnes, who was taken to Australia express-
THE ADVENTURE OF THE FRENCH MAIL.
French wail Pille de la Ciotat on her trip from From a gentleman who was on board the
Hongkong to Sinjore, we learn that that vessel, when she lost à couple of her propeller blades, hat a very auch arrower escane of serious injury if nothing worse, thun people here are yet aware of, In very thick weather and foo, the ship was trying to make the Horsburgh light, when suddenly, going at considerable speed, she ran right on to a shoal. As extreme good fortune would have it, the Ville de la Cliorer practically ran along a narrow lane with soft botinin, but on each side were lumps of ugly, rack on which she would have crumpled her haws had she been a few yards one way or the
other. It was only after going full speed astern for a long while, that the ship, probably in the rising tide, slid away from her Awkward situation,
This was close to the
lighthouse, which just became visible as
she stranded, and a little to the north of it. It was on the ship turning away that the stern slowing round in answer to the helm, `brought the propellors against the edge of the reef and did the injury described. Altogether it must be admitted that the Ville de la Ciotat gat ex-
-$. F. P.
ly because the Colonial fast wickets were contremely well out of a very perilous experience. sidered likely to suit his style and pace, has, se far, been more successful on sticky wickets, which is the greater misfortune, seeing that Mr. Maclarc is amply supplied what that class of bowler.
The life of ford Russell of Killowen, late Lord Chief Justice, by Mr. O'Brien of the Middle Temple, pubbed ten days ago, is distinctly the book of the season. Not only is almost every interesting case with which the eminent barrister was onnected, during the last forty years-and the number of those, in which he was retained neither side, can be count ed on the fingers,-touched on with inside knowledge, but the personality of the man stands out from every page. Lord Russell, like most people very marked individuality had many angles against which if clients, or othera chanced to fall, they were went to.des. cribe him as surt and ill-mannered; and it must be admitted, hat deeply as 'Mr. O'Brien'
WAS IT A POISON SNAKE?
Sometimes John Garrett would go from morning ̧till night withaus bite or sap. This was three ne four years ago. Every morning he got up with a disagree. able goaving pain in the stoneh or allomen be conlibi't quite locale it, but he felt it all the same, Still he kept on working. He meant to aco a docter but weglected it. So a year man away. By then the complaint had got hold of him as a wild grape vine
sines of an old tree.
He was a man fall of pain as an unsasued collar is of inould and erpwling thinge. Often they kept hint fannel on him for twefy hours before he cat a bit of ease: and for three weeks straight away he was in racking pain. At intervals it made the eat ran off hirm in streams,
Then he went to bed, Jalin dál, and a doctor took
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Hongkong, and Jamiary, 1902
ORIENTAL
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STEAM FOR
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COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES
MARITIMES.
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ALSO
PORTS OF BRAZIL AND RIVER PLATE. AN the 13th January, 1902,
At STRAITS, CEVLON, AUSTRALIA, INDIA, MONDAY the Company's Steamship
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK of the Newest in Cloths, Canvasses, and Ducks. Complete Gentlemen's Outfitting.
Hongkong, 30th August, 1901.
DENTISTRY.
9c
SUI SANG, (Lately Practising, with Dr. 1. SAKATA), DENTIST, No. 4, Queen's Road Central, Hongkong. 3rd January, 1001
THE NEW FRENCH REMEDY,
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THE Steamship
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Silk and Valantes, ali Cargo for France, and Tea for London (under arrangement) will be transhipped 4 Columlu into a steamer proceeding direct to Marseilles and London; other Cargo for London, &c., will be conveyed vid Bombay without Transhipment,
Parcels will be receival at this Ofice until 4 P.M. the day before sailing, The Coutents and
THERAPION.Value of all Packages are required.
This succesful and highly popular remedy, as employed in the Continental Hospitals by Ricord, Rastan, Jobert, Velpeau, and others, combines all the desiderata to be sought in a medicine of the kind, and surpasses everything hitherto employed.
THERAPION No. 1, in a few days only, removes all discharges from the urinary organs, effectually superseding injections, the use of which does irreparable harm by laying the foundation of stricture End other serious dis-
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In dysentery, piles, irritation of the lower bowel, cough, bronchitis, asthma, and some of the more trying complaints of this kind, it will be found astonishingly efficacious, affording prompt relief where other well-tried Tak remedies have been powerless.
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fashion in employ mercury, sarsaparilla, &c., to the destruction of the sufferer's teeth and ruin of health. This preparation purifies the whole system through the blood, and throughly eliminates every poisonous matter from the body.
THERAPION No. 3, for nervous exhaustion,
Shippers are particularly requested to note the terms and con Stena ni the Company's Bills of t
For further Petiontar, apply to,
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Hongkong, 31st December, rool
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Cargo and Specie will be registered for Lony don as well as for Marseilles, and accepted in transit through Marseilles for the principal places of Europe.
Shipping Orders will be granted till Noon, Cargo will be received on board until 4 EX. Specio and Parcels until 3 P.M., on the rath January. (Parcels are not to be sent on boards they must be left at the Agency's Office) Con tents and Value of Packages are required.
For further Particulars, apply at the Com pany's Office.
P. DE CHAMPMORIN,
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To be Let.
TO LET.
[16042
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NORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PROPOSED SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG..
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evidently admires his subject, these imperna King David's did when he heard of the late of PAIRS of WATCHES and CLOCKS waste of vitality, and all the distressing con- the very cheap rates offered by this Line
ious excrescences e fairly often in evidence. The predominant Impression the book will make on most readers, is a sense of the force- fulness of the mind and character of the great Advocate, Lord 'Fusel's premature death was chiefly caused by the burning of the candle at both ends, to which the biography bears
by competent European experts at sequences arising from early error, excess, residence in hot, unhealthy climates, &c. ..Ji posseses surprising power in restoring strengt and vigour to the debilitated,.
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Absalom, Having nothing to do except to think, bu Moderate Rate. learned men there what was the matter with him. thought he would go to a a Londra hospital and ask the They said his right kidney was diseased and the left would take him in for a month if he cared to stay. one affected. They feared they couldn't help him but
He said he didn't care to stay, nud went home to Dartford. Quite right. As a place to dle in the hop country heats a hospital!
Thon he told his bomg doctor what the London
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affixed to every genuine package by order of Her Majesty's Hon. Commissioners, and with- out which it is a forgery,
constant witness. A single 24 hours of his doctom bad said. The home doctor agreed with the HOPS, STEAKS, etc, etc., at any time, meat, Stamp (in white letters on a red ground)
fife is typical of the while. After speaking all day in court, he journi to Chichester to ad- dress a political meet. Thenge by the a.m., train to Leeds, whe 10-30 found him
Loudon doctors and told him he would soon join the silent majority-who are done with diknas.
home, 18, Wellington Road, Danford, Kent, January The ond of Garratt's story, written by him at bix 7th, 1901, ran this way: "I kept out of bed and mored about all I could. I turned up at the works
→
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again in court handling a complicated com sometimes, but from Jantary 1900 to Easter Idid not M. STEVENS & CO.
mercial case. Human Tality will not stand. a strain like that, indefinely.
PASSENGERB BOKED FOR THE FAR AST.
Per Messageries Marithes, steamer Laos, from Marseilles, Dec. 15o. Shanghai: MY. Yang Si Tcheng, Mr. Che eng.
Per P. and O. steamer Thina, connecting with the steamer Pavranitia, at Colombo, from London, Dec. 13.—Toshanghai : Mr. and Mrs. J Lortie. From Marilles, Dea. 30 To Hongkong: Mr. Houste.
Per. P. and O. steame Bombay, from London, Dec 14--To Yobhama: Mr. and Miss Maw
Par Messageries Maritime teamer Tonkin, from Marseilles, Dec. ToYokohama: Mr. and Mrs. Stein.
Per Norddeutscher Lloyd samer Przuston, from Bremen, Nov. 27, and Suthampton, Dec.
To China Mesars, FrirallSmith
earn enough to keep myselt. More than once they sent the home.
"For three years I lingered along to this fashion when one Sunday. I read in Lloyd's Newspaper about asteredare who was handled Bike me and had been, cured by Mother Selgere Syrup; and without saying a word to anybody I got that medicine and began taking it sking
"The first battle pricked up my appetite and I sotally folt hungry-a strange sensation for me, I #lopt better. The pain was not so sharp and the kidney secration was alsarer and of better colour, Thé second bettle did me more good still; and after the third I felt like a king. I mean a healthy and happy king, if there is such a being
"Today I feel as well as I over did. Starday Iat I felt a bit out of sorts, frum indigestion probably, and took a dose of Beigel's Syrup; and to-day I ar right as rain. You may publish my talo."--Jobn Garrett
Did this man have "Bright's 'disease? You havo gard what the doctors said. Let us leave the point to them. Whether the sinks that bit as was a poison enako ot not is of no importance after we have got rid of the effects of the Mte. Anyhow, whatever Garrett had, Mother Belgei's Syrup cured him and the rest is nothing,
He has been employed at the Daily Telegraph paper intila for twenty-six years, but does not look liis Axty years, his real age. Moeting him to-day yon would not imagine he had ever been lil at all Azet.
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