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HONGKONG, Friday, March 20, 1903.
THE SANITARY BOARD ELECTIONS.
It is very evident that the election by the ratepayers of two additional members to the Sanitary Board of Hongkong, as provided by section 8 of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance. is going to furnish one of the chief subjects for public comment during the few days now left for the sending in of the nomina- tion papers. The general opinion prevailing leads one to the belief that a stubbornly fought contest may be expected, and unless THE BEST INGREDIENTS only some of the gentlemen, whose names are al- are used,
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ready mooted as likely candidates for the seats, withdraw from the fight such ex- pectations must be realized. The most prominent names before the public are those of Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., Mr. A. Shelton Hooper, Mr. M. W. Slade and Mr. E. A. Hewett. Br. Pollack pre-eminently enjoys the first claim to a seat at the Board, having been acting as Attorney General for the
Colony on several occasions, while he is bably, of most men in Hongkong, the one having the most intimate acquaintance with the sanitary laws of the Colony. Then his unmistakable predilection for a municipal government, such as it would be applied to Hongkong, should enlist for him a large wumber of votes from among those whose views accord with his own in the matter of a
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WHILST a native woman was engaged in carrying water at Messrs. Butterfield and Swire's new dockyard in Quarry Bay, she was run into by the locomotive and instantly |
killed
THE police report that a native stone-cutter working at Fine Word flattery, near Pok-fu- Jun, was dangern sly wounded by some blasting operations, and now lies in a critical condition at the Lovernment Civil Hospital,
THE compound of the Central Police Station this morning presented more of an appearance of a foundry than anything else. Gangs of cnolies were implo; d in breaking up the rifles recently seized, preparatory to their being return to the owner as old iron.
To-MORROW, afternoon on the Happy Valley the Hongkong Football Club will play the Officers of the Fleet. Kick-off at four o'clock. The following will play for the Club:-C. C. Hickling, goal; T. E. Pierce and J. W. A. Bonnar, backs; H. A. Brea, C. T. Kew, and W. T. Caulfield, halves; W. R. Lemarchand, N. H. Rutherford, C. R. S. Cooper, R. Hender- son, and E. J. Davies forwards.
HONGKONG ELECTRIC
TRAMWAYS.
OPERATIONS COMMERCING,
Many people appear to regard the Hongkong lectric Tramways with a bland smile, justi- fiable, perhaps, in the case of the Hongkong: Kowloon bridge, or even the removal of the
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The consulting engineers are Messrs. Alfred Dickinson and Co., the well-known tramway experts of Birmingham; and the contractors, who are carrying out the work, are Mesara." Dick, Kerr and Ca, of London, tha
SEAMEN'S MISSION,
REPORT FOR 1902.
We are in receipt of the report of the Sea men's Missio, Hongkong, for the year 1902, from which we gather than, some very useful work was carried on during the twelve months.. There were 2,903 visits paid to ships, 689 to the Sailors' Home, and 120 to the 'Hospital, while 63 services were held afinat, and 6511 Church, Mission Room, etc, (including prayer meeti gs and morning prayers). There were no less than 8,201 seamen who visited the Kowloon Institute and 4103 the Star Coffee House, which ho Committee greatly regret it was found neces asary to close, owing to the premises being unsuitable and the rent high. It was thought Leller to close the House and to give time and energy rather to the endeavour to provi e a Seamen's Institute (on permanent bisis), which should be the property of the Mission.
Clock Tower, but not in this instance. It is very gratifying to learn that operations on the site of the Electric Tramway Generating Station have already commenced, and the laying of the line will be proceeded with early in April, it being hoped that things will be in working order as soon as twelve months time. A Telegraph representative yesterday sought out Mr. H. Hackwood, resident engineer to the Hongkong Tramways, and that gentleman courteously gave him a few interesting par ticulars. He explained that the Westem terminus of the line was to be in circuit branching from Praya, West, into Chater and Belcher Street. From this point a double track is to continue in an easterly d rection, turging into Des Vaux Rd. at Queen's St., and again turning on to the
Wa'are most of us familiar in reproduction, with the celebrated Face Home of Cabriel Max, that haunting presentment of the Redeemer's face which is devotional as well as ingenious. Of the same kind is the painting Christus, now being exhibited at the Doré Gallery, a work in full colour and nearly life-size, which offers the same illusion, but in a more striking manner. In Max's picture the eyes were misty, so that by gazing on the closed lids the observer gradually visualized the retine for himself and the eyes then appeared to be open. "The difference is praluced more directly in the THE A. O. D. will play the Craigengower C. C. case of air. Herbert Salomon's work re- at the Happy Valley to-morrow at 2. 5 pm.ferred to, for as one gazes the sacred eyes The following will represent Craigengower, R. gradually appear of themselves, and, ap. Basa, J. 1). Kinnaird, K. Pestonji, A. D. Brawn, pear boldly and brightly through what before Hurten, J. L. Stuart, E. Ford, and M. E. Asger. Eepible, buz the ifference is clear as possible;
had been closeul li's The transition a imper Praya at the obstruction block to the Westward The Lord Bishop of the I iocese is very kindly
GERMAN and !merican traders are improving on the long start they obtained duri & the war and are pouring their goods into the South African colonies at rates which average only 125. per ton. Many Bruish shipments go out via Germany, in order 10 escape the extortion of English lines which did so well throughout the
1. E. Lammeri, L. A. Rost, E. R. Herion,. M
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MR. F. A. Hazeland held an inquest at the Victoria Gaol this afternoon on the body of Tang Yau Tai, n native hawker, who died in. the Gaol hospital yesterday,
After going through the medical evidence, the jury returned a verdict of death from natural cause. The deceased was recently admitted into the gaol for uttering forged bank bills, and was to under go a sentence of seven years' hard labour.
To see one of the beautiful Kodaks at Le Munyon's is to buy one. Just call and make him a visit. You will be well repaid.--- Advt. MR. Hazeland has given an indication of the methods be intends adopting when cheeky chur ad ricksha coolies stand before him charged with using abusive language towards European lad esiis morning two chair coolies were in the dock at the Magistracy for
having used abusive language to ladies at the Kowloon Ferry Wharf, and Mr. Hazeland made an example of the defendants by fining each of them $25 or six weeks' imprisonment.
CRIMINAL SESSIONS.
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of the Harbour Master's Office. It will again
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seeking to interest friends in England in this
matier, and bay already received support. Such
an Institute in connection with their churcli ben escape
would be a guest boon to many sailor who
and prove the absence of any apparent ine-Office and then have a straight track as fat us anil as one can penetrate b bind the picture, seck Des Voeux Rd. at Harbour Master's chanism of contrivance of lighting, the mystery the City Hall, where it will cut up into Queen's
Rd. At Arsenal. St. it will again turn to the want, a quiet plice of recreation, and also to the picture is much enhanced. There is
water-front (Praya, East) and there continue | men-of-wai's men, British and American, nid aliing in the exhibition that lends itself to im verence of any kind, and the artistic merits till Yce Wo St., and along Causeway Rd, and merchant seamen ashore for the night, for of the work itself are obvious to anyone the main thoroughfare right to the Eastern the numbers of whom, in spite of the accom- I. M. G.
terminus as far as Shaukiwan. The double line. modation already provided by other institutions, will cease at the vicinity of the Kennedy there is frequently no decent and respectable. shelter. Mention is made in the report of the Stables, and there to Shaukovan it will be a single line with passing places. A branch line munificent donation of $500.00 by Mr. H. Price is to run from Praya, East, up Tang Lok Lane who has recently departed from the Colony, to the Race Course.
By means of this an old debt for alterations The generating station and car shed, offices, to the Star premises at the corner of etc., will be situated on the eastern bank of the Poutinger Street was wiped out, otherwise a hentailed. mui heavier deficit would have been" Bowrington Canal, bordered on three sides by Canal Street, Russel Street and Sharp Street, The Committee place upon record their thanks The area of this compound is some 1,800 to the subscribers, who, by their generous con square yards. In the first instance 26 cas will tributions have enabled them to meet 'he constitute the complemen, en being for financial needs of the Mission and to close the European passengers, and the jemainder for year with a balance in hand, and also to all natives. The cars run entirely independent of those Giands who have sent magazines and each other. The European cars are to be of a newspapers for the Institute and for distribu«✨ rooled semi-open pattein, (no accommodation tion to the Local Press for much kindness In on top) with an enclosed centre. The en-inserting reports etc, and for sending copies of closure seats will be longitudinal, but those at their papers daily to the Institute and the the open ends cross-benchi. Sun blinds will be 'Star" to Miss Reid of Edinboro for a further provided. The native care are to have cross-supply of books for the circulating libraries bench seats, and open right along.|..
Reid Memorial); and to the many friends
A MISSING PRISONER,
The sessions were continued this morning. when the last charge, that against Ling Ki, indicted for uttering a forged receipt for a quantity of coal delivered at Aberdeen Police Station, with intent thereby to defraud, was to have come on for hearing. The prisoner had been permitted out on bail in the sum of $5,000, but it was discovered that he had left the Culusy. The jury was therefore discharged, the Chief justice ordering the bail to be estreated and a warrant to be issued for the prisoner's arrest.
Mr. M. W. Stade, barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr. H. W. Losker, of Messrs. Deacon and Hastings) was to have appeared for the prisoner
MR. CHAMBERLAIN "LECTURED.
Some amusing incidents of the banquets at Johannesburg at which Mr. Greenlees, a local b.rrister, made an unexpected and diaconcen. ing speech in favour of immediate self-govern ment are recorded by a correspondent of the
Westminster Gaselle.
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VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB.
The lines will be laid to the gauge of 3 feet 6 who have sent clothing, etc.,, for needy nail inches, and each rail joint will be double bonded. | destitule men. The overbead wire line is to be par ly side-pole" construction, and a noteworthy feature will be the use of arms. much shorter than in usu.i practice. By this system, the overhead work,
tionable form, will permit the trolly wire to be besides being erected in a neat and unobjec.
carried away from the track where branches of trees so project as to prevent the running of a
Mr. A. Shelton Hooper has supporters among the clientele of the Land Investment Company, and as secretary of that Company also controls the West Point Building and AccoRDING to a fan Francisco cable of 17th the Kowloon Land Companies. Therefore, ult, the authorities seized a consigment of
"The pers mal lecturing," as the correspon- he is very closely identified with the land 59,000 percussion caps in the cargo of the owning interests of the Colony. Mr. M. W.steamship Doric and are looking for more war dent calls, it, lasted half an hour, during which Slade, one of our leading lights of the legal material. The caps are supposed to be for the Mr. Chamberlain smiled sardonically. To add Chinese reform party which is in the American his discomfort the dinner, which began at pivfession, is a comparatively new man when
and European markets for military supplies, eight o'clock, was not nearly through at half-trolly wire on the ordinary system, as in use in considered by the side of the other two
The Chinese diplomatic and consular officials past ten. There were delays in the arrival of the gated States. The poles will be of mila steel and the conditions will conform with the gentlemen. Nevertheless, his strong claims in that country are on the niert and will protest the disco, and "400 of the common herd who rules laid down by the British Board of Trade to support lie in his undoubted abilities and
at any shipments which are contrary to the had paid three guineas apiece sat with empty for the election of overhead trolly wires. The plates in front and a raging thirst inside of them. line is to be divided into half-mile lengths by forensic qualities. Mr. E. A. Hewett is inhibitions of the neutrality laws.
means of section însulators. At each of better known to us as recent chairman of the Municipal Council of Shanghai. Short though his acquaintanceship has been with Hongkong since he took over the agency of the world-renowned line of steariships in the Colony he should be able to bring to bear upon the Sanitary Board of Hongkong all the experience which he has acquired in the conduct of
The first Russian cruiser belonging to the Russian squadron under Adiniral Stackietberg now in route to the Far East arrived at Singa-
pore on the 13th instant from Colombo. She is the cruiser Not, of 3,100 tons, and armed with six 47 in. Q.F., eight 1.E Q.F, two 14 Q.F., one Baranovski landing gun, and two maxims. She also carries four torpedo tubes. Her speed is estimated at zz knots but during her trials attained the high speed of 36 knots. · She was
"Thrice did Mr. Chamberlain send down
instructions to serve several courses to gether and cut the banquet short, as he wished. to speak, and as many times were his orders found incapable of execution and the smile
was a bitter one.
"At length, about half-past ten, and some what between the joints and the sweets, the loyal toasts were honoured, toast of the Governor, and with it the half-hour's infliction that caused the Colonial Secretary to
Then came the
municipal affairs in the model settlement. built at Elbing in 1900, and has a complement writhe with impatience and indignation.
There is a rumour, however, that Mr. FURNITURE Hewett will not seek universal suffrage, and,
DEALERS.
DRAWING-ROOM,
DINING-ROOM,
and BED ROOM
FURNITURE.
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS, and
CHINA WARES.
PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF
FILTERS,
ROCHESTER LAMPS,
WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.
COUNTERPANES.
COOKING RANGES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, and
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES,
of 350 men.
HOWEVER busy' may be," writes Daybreak in Sport and Gossip,my morning interview with the compradore, after business matters have
"Matters were not improved when the mayer descanted for ten minutes on the relative merits of the health and climates of Pretoria and Johannesburg-of course, to the disadvantage of the latter town.
been gone into, is often of an interesting nature "At last the Colonial Secretary got on his from a "gossip" point of view. Two mornings feet and laid about him lustily for five minutes ago he remarked, "How fashion that new on the one hand 'wiping the floor with his jossman makee go theatre house? Jossman any hospitable hosts who had brought him to what time must wantchee go josshouse." I explained he called 'a lecture, and on the other crushing that the distinguished visitor was a lecturer, to the trembling mayor for his, temerity in assert which he added: "Soms man talkee my heing on such an occasion that Stoke-Poģes was wantchee twelve hundred dollar do that pidgin a far healthier place than the rival parish. Hé name belong very plopper, Dr Plentycost.”
of the instance
Detective-Sergeant
TUG FAME” LEAVIES HONGKONG
these points a feeder box will be located, and the current taken from feeder cables. The cables from the fe der boxes to the line wire will be carried up inside the poles, emerging at the top, and running along the bracket arins, while the feeder cables will be aid in cast-iron troughs, which are to be filled up with bitumen, and buried under the surface
of the road.
The following are the names of the crews which will compete in the V.R.C. Scritch
races to-morrow -
DOUBLE SCULL RACE-HALF MILE
Terrible.
Powerful. Bow....R. Witchel Bow.A. J. Mackie Stroke...S. A. Moore Cox. W. White Cox Si A. 54
Jubilee
Stroke. H, S, Holmer
Bow...L. A. Musso
Stroke...F. M. Roza Pereira Coz..............C. M. S. Alves -
· SCRATCH FOUR-DARED RACE 1 MILE
Leck
Bow......F. K. Tata",
2
Bow...F. D. Bain
a ... J. Jordan 3 *** H. A. Lamment Stroke...]. Millar," Cox......F. W. White
Shamrick.
* Bow....H. A. Seth
At the Generating Station the boilers will be of the Babcock and Wilcox type, each to have approximately 3.79 square feet of heating. surface, and will each be capable of evapora
ing with ease under normal conditions and with burning ordinary Japanese engine slack, at least 12,000 pounds of water per hour. Each boiler will be fitted with a dead weight safety valve in addition to spring safety valves and all other modern fittings and devices. In addition to the feed pumps and
the
G. H. Ruby. .. A. Musso Stroke.......Á. E. Alves Cox C. S. Alves.
Thistle.
Dow...S. R. Moors 7.A. J. Mackie
4.A.E. Asgar 3...F+ M, Roza Pereira 3 H. Auntlig
Stroke...C. H. Hance Cox...H. M. Bain
Stroke... C. Ayre.
Cor...S. A. Seth
Koráblumt.
BOW AND WET. Andrew,
H: S. Holmes, -a 3.Rubt Witcbell. Stroke. A Fredericks. Coxada.HW, B. Kenneth,
The secretary's launch will leave Blake Per
first race will be started at 4-15. -
Starter T. Meek Mill Phase Umpire W. A. Armstrong Judges-R14. B. Michell Timekeeper-W) A) Crake--
ASTARTHENWEATHER.
The following report is from.dr F Acting - Director of the Hongkong
atong Dite
the 20th at 1745 2.0.
has fallen considerably over Cent Japan, owing to the approach of the which is moving NE the
Pressure is high över Central barometer has risen along the coust. Strung monsoon in the Form moderate, but increa-ing, monsoon Over
Forecast moderate
therefore, for the purposes of election we may consider him, at any rate for the term to which two members will be elected at the forthcoming meeting, as an unlikely candi- date. We have previously hinted at the name of a fourth, but for good reasons hesitate at the present moment to urge the claims of this
hot well there will be arranged an economiser at 3.30 pm sharp for members and friends. gentleman for universal suffrage. There is
having 268 tubes. The large engines will be The no denying, however, that a large interest
of the cross compound type, the fly-wheel 'sad' and none the less influential, is working
generator being arranged between the cylinde s upon the main shaft of the engine, With consistently to secure one of the two much
steam pressure of 150 lbs. it will give 428 coveted seats for a representative of the | Ar
brake horse-power while running at a speed vested interests of Hongkong as represented O'Sullivan a native house bay barely thirteen
of 100 revolutions. The high pressure cylinder by the landed aristocracy (native, if we years of age, was charged before Mr. F. A. TO SALVE THE SS. "DINII THUAN
is to be 15 inches in diameter, the low preas wish to call it) of the Island. From him Hazeland with stealing clocks, binoculars,
The Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co's cylinder 30 inches in diameter, and the st one should not expect much by way of toys, etc. from Nos. 1 and 2 Ashley Terrace, oratorical eloquence in academic discus Kowloon. The youngster pleaded not guilty are left Hongkong early in the afternoon, 36 inches. Both high and low pressure sions, but where practical knowledge, inti- and in his defence stated that he was instigated bound for Cape Varella on a mission to salve cylinders will be fitted with Corliss valves, the French steamer Otak Thuan, now lying a Each engine will be provided wi bia mate acquaintance and ripe judgment of the appears, had an influence over him, and who
to commit the crime by a hawker, who, it wreck on, what we understand to be, a sand separate surface cindenser, self-contained; and PHOTOGRAPHIC needs of the Chineseare concerned, his claims had a shop near the barracks. Aft's evidence beach. The chanterers of the Fame are Messrs. working quite independently of "the "main
DEPARTMENT.
should be second to none among those had been led, the boy was sentenced to the Kinghorn and MacDonald, surveyors and en- engine. The main steam pipe between whose election addresses we may hope to house of detention for fourty-eight hours, and glacis, and the vessel is splendidly equipped engines and boilers, will be steel, with wrought. be treated with in the course of the next to receive 12 strokes of the brich. The man with strong towing hawsers, etc. She has a pron flanges, fitted with valves, the frames of at whose instigation the crime was committed coal supply aboard sufficient to stand a fort which will be cast steel. The pipes will be and who received the goods was sentenced to night's seaming, and a month's supply of pro-arranged to form a complete loop, so that one month's hard labour.
visions. Those aboard are: Captain Alfred C. steam can be supplied to either engine from Broadbridge, Mr. Mercer (chief engineer), Mr. | either end of piping, thus minimising the risks Gray (mate), .representative of the Hongkong of failure through a blown joint in the steam Telegraph, and 15 Chinese. We understand piping. The auction and exhaust to and from they are going as a supplementary reinforce the condensers will be of cast iron. Two small. ment to a strong salvage party already working engines--one steam and one electrical will be on the scene of shipwreck, and that there is laid down primarily for lighting the extensive every chance of the expedition being successful buildings. Running over the cogine room will When the Birk Thuan an ashore, she had be a travelling crane capable of lifting and tra- some $200,000 aboard belonging to the Hong-versing with a load of ten tons. The generator kong and Shanghai Bank Cape Varella is on both the large and small engines will be situated some 600 miles in a south-easterly arranged on the main shaft of the engines, direption from Hongkong As the North-east and are of the continuous current type, each, monkdon is broken, the Fame ought to have a guaranteed to give at its terminals a constant fair partage down the coast, but a tug boat is potential of 550 volls--The switch board, in not at any time a pleasant craft on which to be addition to being fitted with the necessary arge instruments for distributing the current, is also fitted with special înstruments for testing pur- poses as required by the British Board of
rade. The gradients over the ling are not mi
idered of any importanc
LOCAL AND GENERAL. AN interesting account of the great lombay Dock sch me appears on the third page. of this
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Anything in the Photographic line, no matter what it may be, can be land at LeMunyon's
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M. DE Witte, the Minister of Finance to the Russian Empire, has reported to the Czar that the Manchurian railways will be ready for traffic in July next.
THERE is great lodignation expressed at Aden, as the Russian naval officer who was detected in the fortifications has been released after making pretence that he was a ger logist.
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Just call up Phone 3go or write to P. O. Box 368. Either will find LeMunyon, and he is always ready to serve you.—Advi.
By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and officers, the Hand of the 33rd Burma Infantry will pay at the Hongkong Hotel, to-morrow, (Saturday), from 8 to 9.30 pamtim besten dis PROGRAMME,
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Every steamer from the United States brings to be strictly freak and satis great quantities of Kodaks and Photo Supplies way, C. E. LeMunyon, No 31 Des [3550 for LeMunyon, No.37 Des Vent Hoad.-ABUL. —ABU!,
San Miguel,
San Miguel
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part of the China Sea D weather pr. bably improving.
Wladivostock reports
18th March
open
THE PLAGUE.
During the twenty to day six funtbor case "making 94 sinar, shu
having occurred in was a case of dumpin found in a line of Na were reported from 37,"C Kwon Yen Street, 28, Tai Wo Street; and
SHIPPI
American Indian: