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HONGKONG, FRIDAY, AUGUST 14, 1903.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
INWARD parcels by 5.3: Chusan are now ready for delivery. THE United States Consulate at Hankow has been raised to the rank of a Consulate General
Ona more chance to buy a Kodak for $5; a good Kodak. LeMunyon, 31, Des Voeux Road.--Advt.
WE (N. C. 7, N.) understand that Mr. Henry O'Shea, editor of the China Gazette has been appointed editor of the Shanghai Times,
THE death is announced of Admiral Pottier who was in command of the French Squadron in the China Seas about eighteen months ago.
A FAIRLY satisfactory amount of paddy con- tinues to arrive in Bangkok. The duty paid on rice exported from Bangkok last month was over 150,00 ticals.
THE Morgan Trust has made a new agreement with the British companies for a period of twenty years, thereby securing to the British companies their own nationality..
It is officially stated in St. Petersburg that all rumours of an agreement or compromise having been signed between Russia and Japan is re- gard to Manchuria, are utterly unfounded.
SHANGHAI is still growing. The Mercury been signed for twenty-six new residences to
understands that a building contract has just
be erected near the New Rifle Range at a total cost of about 300,000 taels.
A CHINAMAN was this morning sentenced by Mr. T. Sercombe Smith to pay a fine of $100 or go to prison for three months' with. hard labour, for stealing twenty-five bags of rice from the 5.5. Taichion, and five bags from the s.s. Mongkut, value about $250, while they were discharging cargo.
WE are requested to state that the Thanks- giving Service in honour of the Coronation of His Holiness Pope Pius X. will be held at the Roman Catholic Cathedral to-morrow, Sator- day, at 6 pm'
KINO Peter of Servia has a cousin, Prince Dodijar Karageorgewitch, living on the Avenue du Cois de Boulogue, who took put in the French campaign in Toaquin and was decorated with the cress of the Legion of Honour.
HOLLARD's Comedy Company delighted a full house last evening when they again presented Tom, Dick and Harry. To-night they stage, for the first time in Hongkong, the farce- comedy My Soldier Boy, an outline of which was printed in yesterday's. Telegraph.
THE first-prize in the Calcutta Derby Sweep, amounting to same 350,000 rupees, fell to a group of about 70 officers in the British India Mail your films and Kodak orders to Le Mun-S. N. boats. Curiously enough, the second yon, P. O B. 368-Advt.
horse was drawn by an employé of Messrs, Bulloch Bros., the British India “Company's Rangoon agents.
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Two of the convicts, Konkel and Langford, who recently escaped at Shanghai were recap, tured by Detective-Sergeant Gilfillan on 8th inst. The police received telephonic information that the men were at Paotung, and Detective Gilfillan at once went over. He effected the arrest near the Standard Oil wharf. The pri soners gave no trouble.
THE 'Asahi reposts that the Government is considering what can be done for the improve ment of Kobe harbour and are now making inquiries regarding the expenditure. It is reported that Mr. Hattori, Governor of this Prefecture, will go up to Tokio shortly in con nection with the matter and endeavour to interest prominent men in the capital in the project."
MESSES. Ritchie & Co, of Des Voeux Road, send us a sample bottle of Whalley's Disinfec
tant for which, in Hongkong, they are the sole agents. It has the reputation of being quite as effective as other disinfectants and is supplied at $2 per gallon. The firm has consignments of drums of one gallon and five galions, and considering the cheap rate at which it is sold this disinfectant should find a big market in Hongkong.
.'
On the 2nd last, in the storm, the bunding and wall in front of the Queen's Hotel, Wei- haiwei, to the left of the staps going up to the hotel, fell away into the sea, and a great part of the hotel now stands right on the'sen. There was some consternation at first among the visitors, but the foundations were carefully ex- amined by two engineers, and it was found that the hotel itself, being built on the ruck, is perfectly safe.
THR Austrian cruiser, Kaiser Carl VI, arrived from Woosung to-day, and 'exchanged the customary salute with the port.
THE Chinaman and we women who were charged some time ago with kidnapping in Pakhoi and harbouring a girl in the Colony, and who were defended by Mr. Looker (of Messrs. Deacon and Hastings), were discharged at the Magistracy this afternoon.
A PEKING telegram received in Japan, dated August 1st states that information had heen received at the Chinese capital from Fungtion; to the affect that Russia issued an order
of the railway to remove in 12 hours, under demanding all the natives living in the vicinity
penalty of having everything burat at the expiration of that very limited tima. The Russians have also engaged all the carts, large and small, at Liaoyang.
By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and Officers the Band of the 33rd, Burma Infantry will play at the Hongkong Hotel to-morrow (Saturday) evening from 8 to 9.30 p.m.
March......" Masche den Toreroï“.... Overture....Taperadi "...... Selection... Time Toreador ' Serenade... Love in Idleness zamagli Selection...Stephan Adams' Song"
„Godard Rossini Carylt Macbeth Henley
TYPHOONS, AND RUBBISH DISPOSAL
Hewett drew attention to the state of the Praya
As reported in our issue last evening Mr.
Jast Saturday, in consequence of the rubbish placed there early in the morning not having been removed by the contractor.
Dr. Pearse said that the reason the rabbish.. was not taken away on the morning of the 8th inst, was because the dust boats did not come to the stations on account of the typhoon signal being hoisted. It had often happened that during bad weather the rubbish was not
of disposal was retained there would be ac taken away, and as long as the present method
cumulations of rubbish. The only way to prevent them would be to erect refuse-des- tructors in Victoria an I. Kowlson capable of dealing with all rubbish. However, in- structions had been issued to the contractor and the district inspector that in future, in the event of bad weather, the dust-carts on arriving at the stations and finding that the boats had not arrived at the whaives must be sent to the extreme east and west of the town, and the refuse dumped. There would always be an accumulation somewhere. It was not the. custom of the Board's inspectors to repor these matters to the P.C.M.Q.; Inspector Grice; duly reported the "malter to him (Dr. Pearse). We learn that the New Administration Build-and as soon as he knew that the boats had not ing in Newchwang was formally opened on come took steps to have the rubbish removed; the 4th instant, when, by kind invitation of as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Grosse, almost everybody in the place attended. The usual ceremonies were gone through, Cold collation and other good cheer was partaken of and good luck and prosto RECENT work with reflecting telescopes in perity to everybody was drunk in extra dry. dicates that in a good atmosphere the photo The new building is an imposing one of a graphs taken by the projected eight-foot re-distinct Russian Type. Evidently no money flector of the Lick Observatory should show us has been spared in its construction. The sur an universe 300 times as great as that revealed rounding spacious grounds include an artificial by our best refractors. That is, such an instru- lake, spanned by a Venetian bridge.
The ment should detect stars zeven times as far Russian naval flag flies above the dome of the away as any that have been yet observed. building. Shanghai Mercury.
THE Government Analyst in Singapore is conducting, says the Malay Mail, some very interesting experiments in the analysis. of rubber, which should be of great value to our planters. It is understood that the result of his researches will be published in the Agricultural Bulletin.
THE Japan Timer reports that a few foreign firms in Yokohama are going to establish branch offices at Kawamata, a silk centre. It has been a custom of late for foreigners to deal directly with the silk manufacturers at the pro- ducing centres, instead of dealing with the middle mea in Yokohama. Such branches abound in Pukui, Kanazawa, etc., and will be
soon met with in Kawamata.
PROGRAMME of music to be played by the Band of the 14th Bombay Infantry, on the New Parade Ground, on Monday next, the 17th instant, from 5 p.m. to 6 30 p.m.
PROGRAMME. March.....
"Rienzi'
...... Wagner. Overture....."Les Dragons de Villers"....Maillart. Vale......" Espagnolle. Preciosa"... Le Taxonli Marceau Mignon.................
F. Thore. Selection............‚'' Parlance "
.Sullivan. Andantino in "D"..(Transcription).... E. Lamare. God Save the King-
GREAT excitement is felt at Hankow, owing to total number of days that the Quaká ex-“ the fact that Lui-fe or members of some rehibition was open was 153. On two of these volutionary organizations are spreading seeds days the public were not allowed in, on the occasion of the opening ceremony and the dis- of discontent among the people, thereby incit
tribution of awards. The total number of visitors was 4.350,693 of which 14,443 were foreigners and 8,677 were Chinese and Coreans. The total number of visitors to the Sakni Aquarium was 954,516, of which 619 were Euro. peans and 663 Chinese and Coreans,
ing them to rebel against the Central Govern- ment. The authorities are equal to the oc
casion. Three arrests have been effected by the local police. One of those who was arrest ed at Wuchang was supposed to be a leader
in the movement.
THE Home Government has introduced its Motor Bill. It provides for the registration and numbering of all cars, the licensing of hired drivers, the raising of the weight limit to four
tons unladen, the present maximum speel AT about 9 o'clock last night the Police visitedimit is be abolished save where the Local Lyemaon village, and found the villagers busily Government Board diet retention. dange,
the raising of penalties, and provisions to secure the identification of reckless drivers.
FURNITURE rambling. They raided a house and managed to the public to remain the chief consideration
DEALERS.
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to arrest one of the inmates, and while 'mar- ching him off to the station they were stoned by some of the villagers. At the Magistracy this morning the, celestial was fined $25.
Fresh Kodak film, plenty of them, at LeMuni yon's, 31, Des Vœux Road-Advi.
SPEAKING before the Missouri Bankers' Asso-
Framing, fancy and artistically done by Le Munyon, 31, Des Voeux Road.-Advt.
PHILATELISTS must be falling over each other at the present time in their anxiety to obtain the Servian stamp of the hour. So great has been the official desire to "sink all connection" with the late dynasty that the supply of
postage stamps bearing the head of King Alexander (and which needs must serve un..1 another design has been provided with that of Eing Peter) are now stamped with an impress of the Servian Royal Arms, sufficiently- large to, totally obliterate all likeness of the late monarch.....
Vail.........
The River of Years
Polonaise.....
God Save the King.
Biarzial
Chop.n
THE authorities at Shanghai are not sparing in their punishment of burglars. The other day a notorious burglar was brought up on several charges of burglariously breaking and entering into various houses at different dates between the 31st ultimo and the 4th inst and stealing therefrom articles altogether valued at $320. A further charge of returning from deportation was also made against him. Another native was brought up in company with the above prisoner on a' charge of being concerned with him attempting to commit felony at No 386 | Broadway at 12 noon on the 6th instant, and also returning from deportation. The first i prisoner was sentenced to receive goo blows, 2 months' cangue, then goo more blows, to be followed by 3 months' imprisonment, 200 blows or release and finally re-deportation. The second culprit was to suffer 200 blows, one month's cangue, too blows on release and then re-deportation,
Subsequently, Mr. Hewett said he was not satisfied with the answers given and asked if he could move the adjournment of the debate
discuss the matter.
suspension of the standing orders, which would The President replied that he could move tha have to be seconded.
Mr. Hewett moved accordingly. Mr. Pollock,seconded, and the motion was carried.
Mr. Howatt then pointed out that to his certain knowledge two very large heaps of rubbish, one fifty feet long, were deposited." some time early on Saturday morning on the Praya, and remained there till sundown. When they were removed he did not know; all he knew was that the first junk which got alongside did so at 4.30 p.m., and at 5.30 pm, when he was on the Fraya, a small portion of the rubbish had been removed. It might be pleaded by the responsible contractor that a possible typhoon prevented the junks from getting there sooner, but if any one could give an accurate weather forecast it was the master of a Chinese junk, and from the aspect of the weather on Friday afternoon or evening it was most improbable that a typhoon would visit the Colony. Between eight and eleven o'clock all the small sampans returned to their places in the harbour and if they could do so surely the big sailing junks might have been back in time. Anyway, they should have returned earlier than half-past four, and if they could not do that the contractor ought to have sent a THE following, ilem from Shanghai Sport and launch to bring them in. Those large quanti Gost will be of interest to most of our ties of refuse lay on the Praya the whole of readers-From one of my home papers Saturday. Fortunately it was a dull day, notice that Mr. Alec Marsh,who left here at otherwise the nuisance would have been very the beginning of last year has given up the much worse. He need hardly remind the stage. At any rate for a time. The para raph Board that such a state of affairs was most referred to reads as follows" Mr. Alec Marsh. insanitary and most undesirable. They all the well-known operatic singer, in conjunction knew perfectly well that there had been occa with Mr.. Gerald Clarke, has opened an estabsions when junks could not come to the lishment at 26, Upper Baker Street, where you Praya on account of bad weather, and even at can be put through a variety of exercises and this late hour of the day it might be advisable, and things which are warranted to have re- and necessary to devise a rule whereby, in the markable effect on the size of your waist and event of a typhon preventing the rubbish your superabundance of plump. Those who from being removed, the stuff should be carried spend so much time and coin in going to Llandrindod as kindred places, will, no doubt, be glad to know where they may accomplish their desires without going out of town, and by
natural means which can only make them feel extraordinarily ft. Mr. Ben Davies, the emin ent tenor, has been treated by Mr. Marsh, with thing like five inches of his girth to his own the result that he has managed to get some Intense satisfaction." Mr. Marsh reduced the proportions of some of our well known residents when he was here, but from their present ap
temporary,
to a part of the town where there were fewer
houses. The state of affairs as exhibited last Saturday was most undesirable, most insanitary
and most improper, and he trusted that steps
would be taken to prevent a recurrence of the incident. If the contractor was in any way to blame he ought to be punished. If any private all hours of the day he would be fined, and householder dumped rubbish in the Praya at
very properly so, and it was not right that any servant of the Sanitary Board should be allowed to dump down rubbish in a busy part of the
ciation, Mr. W. L. Moyer, president of the Mail, that a Chinese boy 18 years of age had ACCORDING to the Chinu Times of the 3rd pearance the change seems to have been only town, to the detriment of the public health.
International Bank and of the National Shoe
and Leather Bank of New York, said that England's hold on the Orient, although not to be easily lessened; was not, so far as America was concerned, an unsurmountable obstacle.
THE C. P. R. steamer Tartar, which lef Yokohama harbour at noon on 1st inst returned between two and three o'clock the same afternoon and anchored on the quaran tine ground. It was reported, says the Japan
been found to be ill and presenting alaming symptoms, in consequence of which the vessel's return was decided on for the purpse of puiting him ashore, The patient wa after wards found to be suffering from ammon was landed se ship disease, and when he
IN response to Prince Li's invitation the Em-resumed her voynge.
·
inst., Mr. Shen, was beaten to death by the Empress Dowager's special orders. He was be ten with bambous from four in the afternoon till six o'clock, until in many places his bones were exposed, by eight axecutioners, and as he was still alive, he was then mercifully strangled, At the trial held by a-board of nine officials, there was little circumstantial evidence against Him, but he boldly admitted that he had been concerned in the revolutionary movement on Hankow, and was a reformer in strong sympathy with Kang Yu Wei.
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THE ENFORCING OF A BYE-LAW.
The President said this difficulty bad arisen before when typhoon signals had been hoisted. or a typhoon was imminent. He thought that was a sufficient excuse on behalf of the con tractor, because so long as these signals were In our issue last evening we summarised the hoisted he was not justified in discarding them observations of the members of the Sanitary To his own knowledge the whole of Saturday, Board regarding the bye-laws relating to the and also on Sunday morning Causeway Bay it limewashing and cleansing of buildings. An extended account of the proceeding is as follows:-
Mr. Hewell was of opinion that it was very pecessary that something more definite than simply "cleansing and limewasbing should be
was simply loaded with junks and
sampans, Of course, he saw as well as Mr. Hewett that it was most undesirable that such an accumy- lation of rubbish should gather, but he was afraid it was more or less unavoidable, In order to remedy it as far as possible Dr. Pearse
press Dowager refuses to have any more titles A RECENTLY returned visitor from Pa Arthur added to her name after the celebration of the writes: "Here the Russians are shibuilding 70th anniversary of her birth. It is customary with great activity. Vessels finished and un that aftereich birthday the Empress Dowagerhas a new name added to her title, and which, as it finished are seen in every direction Three Chinese gunboats were here-perfedy futile. now stands, comprises over a dozen characters. The new town is making most rapidprogress. Ir is reported that the Nippon Shosen Kaisha stated. He knew of a case where certain pro had issued instructions to the contractor to Six months' hard labour, the first and last werk When excavations are finished, it is ansidered will extend its service between Chusan and prictors wished to get their property into engage coolies when necessary to take this of the term in solitary confinement, was the by men well able to judge, that it be the Shanghai as far as among, and the company thoroughly good order, and'as far as they knew rubbish over to No.1 Health District, right out. sentence passed by Mr. T. Sercombe Smith at best fortified and finest protective arbour in ships will take in Taichow, Wenchow, Foo it was thoroughly washed and cleaned out : the Magistracy this morning, upon a native the world. Gibraltar will be noting to i chow, and some other ports, all of which, being Then the place was examined by a sanitary 10 Health District, in the western outskirts of painter who recently stale a gold watch and chain from Mr. Samnel Crosby's cabin while the U. S. Transport Sumner was in Kowloon
-Dock.
Ships can lie perfectly concealed it wanted. Some 20 dredgers are constantly atwork; and stores are simply pausing in and aspidly dis appearing: where? Japanese areprohibited an if they were mad dogs.”—N. C.). News,
prosperous cities, will, supply, it is believed, the company's liners with a good amount of cargo. On this account, the company wants at present three more steamers, two of which are to be used in the projected Chusan-Amoy line, and one is to be run in the Chusau-Shang- hai line, which is now being served by a single steamer, the Saiyo Maru,
ACTING Viceroy Tuan of Hupeh has elected a number of cadets from the Military School of A CHINESE dispatch from Pekingells us that Wpchang to accompany the Wuhisa troops who the Russians asked Chang S, Tartar are being sent by the Viceroy to Kwangsi to General of Kirin, to lend them 10 of his sol.. render assistance in the extermination of the diers for Port Arthur. The rest was, of
A SERIOUS complaint is brought by the Tokyo rebels of that Province. By so doing, the course, refused! Being preed, however, Asahi against the present method of dredging cadets may acquire some useful experience of Chang Shun, allowed bis prosa Muscovite the harbour of Yokohama, It says that, owing real fighting,
friends to post up notices inviting,000 naves to insufficient dredging, the area of the an- to enlist. The pay offered was per month,chorage which has a depth of not less than a A MARRIAGE was arranged to take place on considerably higher than that wch is allowed; feet, has become narrow, with the result that
B.S., Lond., D.P.H., Health Officer of ment. In spite of the temptiniffer, very few not unfrequently to wait outside the breakwater Shanghai, Chios, only son of Walter Stanley, men applied. In ten days, ondundred we for the departure of other steamers from the Rag, of Cartmel, Fumess, Lancashire, and not unlisted, Seeing no otheway, the Rosport. This inconvenience is severely felt by Christian Emma (iza) Johnston, eldest daugh-slanie forcibly selected goon of the gar shipping companies whose steamers touch ter of Benjamin Johnston Esq., Agent, Bank rison at Kirin and sont themPort Arthur, regularly at Yokohams and if frequently the (3550 | of Ireland Listowel, Co. Kerry, 20
without the approval of Chanfhun.
HE Beer to drink in the pics is the
made in the tropics-N MIGUEL
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at the eastern outskirts of the town, or to No. inspector, who sent them a notice that it was to th not properly cleansed, and would have to be done all over again. Having a doubt on the point, the owners of the property got t'come one competent to judge to examine the place, and it was pronounced clean. They reported to the inspector to that effect, and asked him wherein they had failed to comply with the regulations. The reply, from the inspector was that he war not bound to give any explanation; the Sanitary Board was then communicated with, and the result was the same. In view of what he bad been told, Mr. Hewett concluded, he thought's real hardship, existed, and to his mind it was very necessary indeed that the Board should
washing" meant.
Australian (Changaña) 16th last, Canadian (Empress of India) 16th inst.* Indian (Latrang) 17th inst. German (Bayern) 19th inst. American (Doric) 19th instante. Beck
the gth inst. between Arthur Stanley, M.D., to those in the service of the Chèse Govern the steamers arriving at Yokohama have had define exactly what "cleansing and lime Waðan from Hongkong'an 15th uit, arrived at
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The President moved that the matter be referred to the acting Medical Officer of Health to be reported on at the next meeting
"Mr. Howert
seconded, and the motion was agreed 10.
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