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to any scheme of apgression directed against ¦ Duy your Dry Plates and Films at Le Munson's foreigners in China, yet China's faithlessness New Sore. They are all fresh and guaran in the past supplies good ground for the teed-Adví,
belief that, given an inch she might be dis-Thit Le Fook, in comid of Capt. Harvey posed to take an ell. If we blink at 3 leaves Hongkong to-morrow, She is a sm li seemingly small breach this may be widened steam Tench consigned to Saigon. in order to set at nought the compact into
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and tried to frighten the coolles away, but to no purpose, for they started to-throw sloner at The Griminal Sessions was resumed this them. He saw Sergeant Mahomet, ruck by Goodman, Chief Justice. morning before His Lordship Sir W. Meigha stone, and then carried into, the No.
Watchman's house. All this time, the coolies CRUELTY.
continued throwing stones, and seeing how Kwok Mui, a woman, was indicted on three matters stood, the whole of the watchmen counts) Exposing a child under the age sought refuge underneath their beds and of two years whereby life was endangered, (2), head the window panes being smashed. ently injured, and (3) whereby the health of saw the dead body of Raket Khan with his whereby the health of the child was perman: When the stoning ceased he crept out and the said child was likely to be injured. Prisoner face downwards lying near the cook-house. pleaded not guilty, and was undelended. Witness then identified the rst, 2nd,"4ih Mr. E. H, Sharp, K.C., instructed. by Mr. F.gth, 6th, 7th, 10th, 13th, 19th and roth prisoners, VICE-ADMIRAL, Sir Cypron F. G. Bridge, K. B. L. Bowley, prosecuted on behalf of the Mr. Badeley asked the Magistrate to dis C, B., Commander-in-chief of the China Station,Crown. The following jury was sworn charge the roth defendant, Wong Far, on the arrived at Singapore on the 18th instant, inH.M.S. Messrs. J. S. Perry, EM, Hazeland, J. Wacker, grounds of his heing a farme, and also that
day. He will return on the 28th instant to Singa- | J. M. Noronha. pore and then leave the same day for Fornes.
bound to fulfil as an act of atonement for her, Dock reading room last evening. He leaves treachery in 1900.
to-morrow morning, for Swatow, in the
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·LOCAL AND GENERAL,
OUR London Letter is printed on page 3..
Buy a No. "Kodak at Le Munyon' Glory, and left for Tenang in the Alacrity- to-|A. Ramjahn, B. Eus ace, VC do Rozario, and none of the watchmen identified him. He was
malditional $1.80 per quarter is charged for postage:The ¡yo Spinning Company is to be wound up. The postage on the weekly was to any part of the
work is 30 cents per quarter. Single Capios Daily, ten cente; Weekly, twenty.
Jive Cents,
BIRTHS.
On the 20th December, 1972, at Wonsan, Cares, the wife of C. E. S. Wakefield of a daughter, Norah:
ner Wine, Green Seal Capsule $10.80 $0.90 Shanghai, to Mr. and Mrs. RONALD C On the 12th January, at 8, Chusan Road,
C. Manzanilla, Pale Natural Sherry, White Capsule ....... 12.00
C.C. superior Old Dry, Pale Natural Sherry, Red Seal Capsule
D. Very Superior Old Pale Dry, Choice Old Wine, White Seal Capsule
1.00
14.40
1.20
16.20 1.35
E. Extra Superior Old Pale Dry, Very Finest Quality (old bottled), Black Seal Capsule... 24.00 2.00
B, C, and CC are excellent Dinner Wines, D and E are After-Dinner Wines of a very fine vintage.
ALL ARE SUPERIOR XERES WINES.
The following Wines, bottled in Europe,
HOWLETT, a son,
On the 16th January, at Shanghai, the wife A. S. IL WHITE-COOPER, of a son.
The Houghong Celegraphi
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1903.
IMPORTATION OF WAR
MATERIALS:
By Article V of the Final Protocol made between China and the eleven Powers, in 1901, China agreed to prohibit the importa- tion into its territory of arms and animuni. tion, as well as of materials exclusively used for their manufacture, and, according to an
will be well pleased with it.—Æävi.
You
He blowing up of the Pakshan commences
to-mo.row -
A RUSSIAN has obtained a grant to start team. ways in Peking.-
WIRELESS telegraph stations, are to be es tablished in Corea,
ANDTHER 7,900-100n, 27-knot, cruiser is being built at Yokohama. She will have 20 guns,
THE total issue of convertible notes by the Bank of Japan is now 212,000,000 yen, and the specie reserve is 10 millions
THE steamer Korek Maru was wrecked in the habour of Otaru on the soth as she was about to ancher. The life boat station saved her crew,
THE Mita Bishi dorkyard at Nagasaki being over busy, the refloated steamer Oslo has been seni under tow to the Osaka Ironworks to be thoroug ly repaired.
LIEUT. von Salzmann left Tientsin on the 4th
on an Australian horse to ride to Khokand on
WING to the absence of Str Henry S. Verkeley, K.C, the torry-Gener 1, from the Supreme Court this morning his place was taken by Messrs. Sharp and Morgui l'hilipps, barristers- al-law respectively. We believe that Sir Henry went to meet his wife and who were expected
here from Australia.
THERE WAS crent: fire in the Tientsin native city on the oth; in the Kung Pe- quarter. The fire was about a third of a mile long and some 200 yards or more wide. An excessive estimate of the dam ge is T's. 4,000,000, but there was only insurance in forein offices to the extent of Tis_650x
Wouldn't it be nice to have a Souven'r of the Philippine Islands 2 They can be gotat le Munyon's.—Advi.
In his remarks, Mr. Sharp stated that at Yau- mati on December 6th, 1902, at 8 o'clock, the into the shade of a verandah and run away. constable on duty saw a woman throw a bundle
This aroused his suspicions, and he chased the prisoner and took her back to the spot, and on opening the bundle found an infant inside. and the child was sent to the ital an Cupvent He accordingly took the woman to the station,
where it eventually died.
Chinese C 336 bore out these facts, and D. Wm Hunter said that he examined the body of a Chinese infant about two months old. The probable cause of death was.emaciation and the immediate cause was diarrho. Exposure had al o‘a great deal to do with the death of the child. Inspector McDonald and other wit nesses'also gave evidence.
The jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty on the thre counts, and His Lordship sentence prisoner to six months' hard labour, AMD ROUD RY,
ד.
7th December, 1902
Chan Sze, with others not in custody, was charged with armed robbery at Mong Kok on Prisoner pleaded not
guilty, and was undefended.
THE Chinese cruiser Tuckit, of the Pei-yang, Squadron, has recenly been cruising around Lung men, ten miles from Chefoo, to see if the place would be suitable for a nav statit nwley, Crown solicitor, prosecuted on behalf Mr Morgan Philipps, instructed by Mr.
have been specially selected, and procured Imperial Ediet, issued on the 25th August, his way to Berlin by land. He took with him for the Pei-yang Equadron. But she found th of the Grown. The following jury was sworn:
Per a l'er bor.
LIGHT DAY
SOLERA.......
.815.00 $1.25 21.00 1.76 VERY PALE DRY... 21.00 1.75 FULL GOLDEN 24.00 2.00 PALE DRY NUTTY.. 27.00 2.25 FINE OLD BROWN.. 36.00 3.00
MADEIRA.
Per due
GOO? FIN
Jebat. 15.00 1.25 24.00 2.00
one maloo and two ponies.
TIE first of the Challenge Shield Matches was played yesterday afte noon at Happy Valley between Cx and "E" Co. of the Sherwood Foresters and ended in favour of
IT is estimated that the number of arrests in
connection with the great Text-Book Scandal will ultimately reach 505 or even 1,000. It ap, cars that officials of all ranks have been taking bribes to favour the use of certain text- books in the Government Schools
from the celebrated frm of Messrs. Groot, such imparation was forbidden fortwo G. SANDEMAN, SONs & Co., of London, years, power also being reserved for the issue of Oporto and Xeres :-
new Edicts subsequently extending this by other successive terms of two years in case ‚of necessity recognised by the Powers. But China has forgotten, as she has ever beenB Co. by one goal to wil. so prone to forget, and arms and other war like material are continually being taken into her Empire. In February of 1901 we drew attention to the fact that dangerous weapons were being freely smuggled into China from Hongkong and that the seizures made by the Police could not be said to represent one quarter of those that were sent out. At the time we recognised that it was very hard A. S. WATSON & Co., on our Police force to have to try and check
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this illegal traffic under present conditions, for there was practically no means of ascersions of the structure are 180 ft. by 48 ft. by 6 (t taining the quantity of arms imported into this Colony.
There was no inducement offered here to anyone to endeavour to put a stop to the illicit dealers, and as we pointed out, although many must be aware of the quantity of armis continually passing over to the Kwang Provinces it would not pay them to put the Crown offi- cers on the track. China could not very
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THERE was recently launched from M». R: A. Ord's Hopkew ship building yard Yangise pon, one of three handsome pontuans which Mr. Ord is now building for Messrs. Butterfield and Świre's Pootung wharves. The dimen-
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THE 1903 almitack oft' e China and Manila Steam Ship Co., Ld issued by the general managers, Measrs. Shewan, Tones & Co., is a most artistic production and every credit is due to Mr. Le Munynn for the cred table design. It contins a coloured photograph
lying at her buny in Hongkong harbour. of the Rubi and Zero class of steamers
In aurissue to-morrow we proposereproducing the first portion of a very important paper by Mr. E. S. Little, of Shanghai, on the Currency Question. We n tice that he says, we can not afford to stand idly by with folded hands and calmly decide to do nothing, as long kong has done. If the precedent set by Hong. kong is followed by the ther mercantile bodies in China the near future wil bring disaster to
THE last of the ten cruisers ordered from Messrs. S. C. Farnham, Bayd and Co., Ld. 'fur | our door." the Philippine Insular Government, the Tablas, bas successfully comple ed her trial, and was expected to snit for Manila early this week. The live other cruisers of the saine type ordered recently are already well in hand.
Tute full prospectus of the Weihaiwei Gold
THE question regarding the position of the reporters table at the Supreme Court, cropped up again yesterday afternoon, during the hear ing of the Ship Street murder case. The At torney General stated that the Press table was most inconveniently placed, as it prevented the
plead ignorance regarding such im- Mining C, Limited, was issued on Monday.jury, and counsel from seeing the prisoners portation as the matter was fully dealt is said that the sum asked for from the with in the Press of the entire East, and public is only $igo,coo, or one-fourth of the the paid informers of the Imperial (over-proposed capital, the vendors taking the pur- chase money entirely in shares, and the ment would not knowingly let such a grave balance of $1500 o being reserved for future matter pass umoticed. We have seca how issue, if required: the rebels in Kwangsi have been amassing
munitions of war and cannot ignore the fact-
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Messrs. V. C. du Rozario, Chan Choy, E. M. Hazeland, Li Wai Ching, A. Nilsson, B. Eustace, and E, J..Main.
Mr. Morgan Philipps, in addressing the jury, stated that on the 7th December last, prisoner. with three others, at Mong Kok, entered a drug.ist's shop, and one of thein produced a revolver and another a chopper, and after bundling Lun Shui Hung and his wife-in o a roum enforced silence. They then took a valuable bangle from the man, and attacked the wife. The robbers then tied them with zinc wires, and proceeded to ransack the shop and the house. They took $ay from a bed, and $3 from the shop, and after that went away. On 26th December, a Chinese constable arrested prison. r in Des Voeux Road West at 2 o'clock in the afternoon. When. arrested the prisoner stated that there were
accordingly dischar ed.
Other evidence followed and the case was adjourned till to-morrow.
TURF TOPICS.
Owners are beginning to put werk in real- earnest on the turf. To-day's gallops point to by the contestants for the blue ribband in the the businesslike interest which is being shown
forthcoming races. There was a full course and it was fairly fast going. The inner course was dusty for want of rain. The following are the principal times recorded this morning →
Tyro and Vanity, 1 mile 2.09). Legacy, Master up, mile 314, 02]; 1.29; finished rather heavy
Brilliant went for mile in 281, 57 and after trotting once round went again & milo-in 1.30 total, finished hard held and flying,
Princess Charming, 1 mile 2.134. School Girl and urch, mile 1.35. Runaway Girl, 4 mile 1.28. Diamond, Cynosure, & mile 1.00. Clare, Ruby, mile 103.
Cheesai, 1 mile 2.05, hard held and flyin;
very game liile horse.
Ichiban, mile-1.25. Remnant, & mile 1.28.
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CHINA GRIFFINS. Ifrit, 14 mile ̧3.12. Iblis, mile 1.48, *
Manhattan and Toddy, t mile 3.1. Flickamures, 1 mile 2.23. Handyman,mite 107). figoku,
mile 107.
At the sweeps held at one of the Clbs last week, Mr. Morgan Philipp's Zegary was the most fancied, Lieut-Cul. Hughes's Brilliant, Major Denny's Diamond, and Cap. Langland's Lady Leis Leing the successive favourites in the order mentioned, t is yet.carly in the day to forecast the probable Derby winner, but public fancy seems rivetted to Brilliant und Chresai as being likely to carry off the timphy, Not much interest is shown in the poor lot of China "subs.".
EARLY BIRD
taken to FIRE IN HONGKONG HARBOUR,
SALVAGE PARTY UNSUCCESSFUL
three others. Prisoner was then the Police Station, and on being placed toge her with twelve others was picked ont by the prosecutors as the man who was armed with the chopper..
After a lengthy summing up by the Chief Justice the jury returned a unanimous verdict of guilty, and prisoner was sentenced to seven yea's hard labour, and to, seceive twenty strokes of the birch in the first month of his in- carcerations
The Couri adjourned till to a.m. to-morrow.
QUARRY BAY RION
at the bar. He requested the Registrar in have it removed, and placed behind counsel's seats. We sincerely hope this step will be taken as, apart from the fact that it is often TWENTY COOLIES CHARGED WITH MURDER, with the utmost difficulty that the remarks of The duck at the Police Court this morning counsel and witnesses are heard, the pressrepre- presented quite a unique appearance, there
undesirable persons who are ant particular employed at the Quarry Bay dock yard, either in their personal appearance or habits. and each with a number affixed to his breast charged before Mr. F. A. Hazeland on the capital offence. Three interpreters were engaged.
FURNITURE large quantities of modern weapons and anything you want, photographically speaking, sentatives are seated uncomfortably near most being no less than twenty coolies-recently the fairway, and the Harbour Master's launch
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that news of their equipment must have VISTURDAY „fiemoon a meeting was held at
the Central l'olice Station to make arrange ments for the annual rifle-shooting match between the Inspectors of Police and the Chinese New Year's Day. There are ten men Sergeants to take place at Taiping Range off
aside and a committee consisting of Inspec- tors Baker and Robertson, Sergeants McSway ed and McHardy was appointed to make the necessary arrangements for the outi. g.
THE Q.S. K's Maidzusu liner Kinryu Maru,
which left for Hanaoka on the 26th ult., en- countered a gale and was compelled to take shelter at Moronoseki, but as an accident occurred to her machinery, she went adrift, her masts coming down and her hull being much damaged. She narrowly escaped being wrecked and returned to Shimonoseki on the Gil inst.
Have you seen our inte views of Hongkong? If not, call and see them at Le Munyon's.--
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Mr. F. D. Badeley, Captaia Superintendent of Pulice, prosecuted on behalf of the Crown, and the prisoners, who pleaded not guilty, were undefended.
The following telegraphic information, dated 16th inst., has been received from the Sumatra. Mr. E. W. Carpenter, of the P. W. `D., was Director and Manager of the Maatschappy tot | first called 'r the prosecution, and produced a Mijn Boschen Landbouwexploitatie in Ling.plan showing the scene of the fight, kat, Ld
"Daily aggregate output of
Crude Petroleum........... Gallons 44,0 0 Crude Petroleum in Tanks at
date ........................... Kerosene made since the dale
$20,000
reached l'eking despite the reports denounce ing those in charge of Imperial troops for failing to forward news of the position of affairs. But apart from these continuous cases of smuggling of arms, which may or may not be a direct breach of the Protocol, we are in receipt of news reporting a very flagrant instance of how China ignores her Treaty vows. The authorities, especially in the Southern Provinces of China, are said to be obtaining very large quantities of war munitions from abroad and, if reports are true, and we have no reason for doubting their veracity, they are doing so openly and without the least attempt to disguise the fact. We learn that the China Merchants' Steam Navigation Co.'s steamer Irene arrived below Whampoa, near Canton, on AccORDING to telegrams received by local Saturday with a full cargo of gun materials, mandarins from the capitals of Human as well and convoying two juuks loaded with as Hupch, the high authorities there have, saltpetre. The gun materials were unloaded received information from their subordinates, *The production is small on account of repairs into junks and taken up river, where they are sent as intelligence officers to Kwangsi, to the
to stills and agitators. to be handed over to the Governor of effect that the rebels of that province have
made such headway against the Government. AMONG the passengers on the homeward Kwangsi. Of course, we might assign many troops that already various strong bodies of bound German mail steamer Prinsess Tene reasons for such steps, and although the insurgents are on the point of crossing the which arrived from Shanghai this morning is munitions of war may be for purposes of frontiers into the provinces above named. Liest. Col. C..M. Ducnt, Military Attache, to Suppressing rebellious movements, on the also appears that there is much anxiety in the British Legation. Mr. W. H-Wilkinson, rendered, him senseless. He was then re ofer hand the importation of such large Wochang and Changsha on the above account. H. B. M. Consut at Ningpo, who has been moved to the Goverment Civil Hospital. quantities of arnis and warlike material, in
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of the preceding half- monthly telegram Cass Kerosene, shipped since the date of the preceding half- monthly telegmm ...... Kerosene in Stock at Refinery
al date
At half past nine this morning those aboard a launch, steaming in the western vicinity of the harbour, observed that the ́cargo" of · funk, Ne, $ 751fe was afire, and promptly made for the Government Fire Engine for assist ce Although the burning junk was anchored within a short distance of the Engine, con siderable delay was caused on account of the latter vessel not having steam up, and the only water pump available for some half to three quarters of an hour was a Water-Poli, e hand apparatus. Eventually the Fire Engine was ready for action, but by this time the conflagra- tion had gained such ä hold on the vessel that it was thought advisable to remove her from
Zily took her in tow. About this time assisi. ance began to arrive from all directions-naval pinnaces and boats representing all the Bish warships in harbour. Included in the escoit were the launches Lee Wah, Man Yik, Vacuina, Police launch No. 6, Yussi Lee, and Chun Fai, Mr. Dona'd McDonald was in charic of the engine and the British bine-jackets lent a hand with the hoses. In spite of saine six jets of water being played on the vesiel the fire was not extinguished and, eventually she was stranded on the beach opposite the Cosmopolitan Dock and allowed to burn her self out. She was a fine two-masted junk. The cargo visible from overside consí ted of straw matting.
Harabajraí, No. I watchman, stated that on the afternoon of the 21st December, 1902, whilst on his way to his quarters, he saw one of the watchmen, an Indian, being chased by
large number of coolies. Seeing the After the junk was beached at Chan Sai dangerous position of his comrade, he shouted Wan, her magazine, containing 200 lbs of uut in Chinese to the coolies. "Don't fight gunpowder, exploded. She had receṣily 400To this they refused to listen, and continued arrived from Kongmoon, on the West River?!
pelting stones at him. The noise thus near Canton, with a cargo of bambooware and occasioned brought to the scene the rest of the vermicelli, and was loading peanuts.he. $1,000 Watchmen, and on their approach, the coolies damage, which is ver, heavy, is fully cove.ed decamped. On returning to their quarters, by insurance. Inspector Mackie was in churg e they found one of the watchmen lying on the | of the Eolice Brigade." ground in a poul of blood; with several wounds on his head. Whilst carrying the man into another house, the coolies again surrounded Witness hid himself underneath a bed, and in that position he heard bis father calling, out them and stores were being rained on them
for help. When he made his appearance,
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a large stone struck bim on the head, and
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS
MAILS DUE German (Stuttgart) 24th inst. American (City of Peking) 25th inst French (Oceanien) 26th inst. American (Ceptic) 31st inst. Canadian (Turtar) 5th prox. American (America Maru) 7ih' prox.
The Silk ex Ganadian Pacific Railway Ci's
The N. Y. K.-Co.'s steamer Hwata Murd
the strict interpretation of the Peace Pro. A SMALL blaze occurred at Shanghai in the appointed Consul-General for Yünnna and Usoof Khan, the originator of the whole dis R.M., Empress of Japan arrive at New York
hold of the D. S. S. lemachus about 6.30 Kweichu, left Shanghai and proceeds to tocol, could not be effected, unless with the o'clock on the evening of the 13th inst. A hose Yunnan, vid Hongkong and Burma, The turbance, who was recently fined $ica by Mr.on the 17th inst.. consent of the cleven Powers parties to the was turned on from the wharf hydrant and the fringes frene took away from Shanghai his evidence he stated that about 5 p.m. on the sak for this part on the 20th inst., f.m.; and is Kemp, for assault, was the next witness, lo (Australian, Linë) lest Kobe via Moji and Nagaë agreement. Has such consent been obtained? crew, with the assistance of some of the mea one of the most val led of our prominent nien, If it has, then the condition of lawlessness of H.M.S. Pique, succeeded in putting out the Mr. Cecil Holliday; and his wife and M. Paulit ull he was on dury near the junction of expected to arrive here on the 27th inst
Trumaty president of the French Municipal the road between the Sugar Works and the The M. S. S. Co.'s steamer City of chine Cour cilat Shangbai. Mr. Mbielver, inspector Quarry Day dock-yaid, when, he saw two with mails, &c, from San Francisco to the 27 h ulio, vin Honolulu, has arrived at Yokohmak Junks, is also a passenger, from Hongkong: women Callying some wood and and left for this pot via Inland Set Robe
followed by a large number of coolies. He Nagasaki and Manila, on the morning of t to Europe
went up to them, and in trying to snatch away 18th inally the wood, was assaulted by all the Chiname The Imperial German Mail steamer Stuf who used their fists and their bamboos. Her carrying the Geman Mails with, dates from Berlin Cehe 23rd ulton, Jeff Singaz ana aged to escape and reported the matter topore on Monday, the 9th inst 1 10 2,01) and the No.watchman. On the report. being may be expected here on or about Saturday, made, the whole of the watchmen wurned out. am, the 24tij instigant
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prevailing in the Kwang Provinces must be blaze, the only result of which was some such as to give cause for serious apprehen-slightly burned whiskey casks. The cause of sion on the part of China; while if such the fire is unknown. The agents of O. S. 8. consent has not been asked how are the Telemachus sent the crew of H.M.S. Pique a Powers to regard the action of the Chinese present of $50 as an acknowledgment of the
service they rendered. 1 his is the second. I wish to announce to the public of Hong- Government in this matter? Although it present made them, the former one having kong that I am now ready to do portr may not be a fair inference that the importa been. for their services at the recent Grain Yours very truly, C. ELe Muny tion of these warlike materials would point Szechten Road.
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