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HONGKONG, SATURDAY, AUGUST 22, 1903.
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Do your own developing without a dark room: Ona more chance.to buy a Kodak for $5 ; n by using an Eauman developing machine. good Kodak LeMunyon, 31, Des Voeux LeMunyon,—Advi,
A FATAL Chinese case of plague is reported: for the twenty-four hours ended at noon to-day, It makes 1,399 cases to date since the lat January.
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22, 1903.
H. E. SIR BRNEST SITOW'S
INTERVIEW.
WITH THE COMMITTEE OF THE ONGKONG
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
The schooner Derlu coming from Hongkong, entered San Fernando de Union a few days ago (says the + Afanila. Cablenews) and was promptly seized by the. Customs officials, 'San
*The following is appended to the minutes of The proceedings of the meeting of the General CENU is to have a permanent Quarantine, Fernando not being a port of entry.
Committee held on the 11th inst Station soon, $32,000 having been appropriatedPela, is on her way here in charge of the Cus- for that purpose. The floating plant now inj
toms officer and when she arrives her case will be adjusted by Cal extor Shuster, use at Çebu for quarantine purposes will be transferred to Jolo when the new station is built.
His Excellency met the British Members of the Communities on Thursday, the 6th instant; and an address dealing with the following sub
Obstructions in the Canton fiver.
POLLARD COMEDY COMPANY, ↑
"TURNED UP" (MAKOR
Last night's performance by the Pollard Comedy Company of Turned Up was quite a success, the theatre being completely filled-and the play staged in the style with which public have become acquainted in the manage.
njeni.
The plot may be thus briefly related, Capt. Medway, of the ship Petrel, is supposed by his wife to be dead, but in reality got adrift at sea for some weeks and is finally picked up by a A FIRST trial was given last month to thejects was read by the Chairman:~
passing ship and taken to Brazil. And as electric rotary fan which has been elected at
Registration of native-owned junks under for his wife he believes she, too, is dead." Foreign' flags.
During his absence she gets into some love intanglement with an undertaker, and gen eral dealer by the name of Carraway Bones. As for the caplain he was alleged to have taken a second wife-a burley black
& CHINAMAN was charged at the Magistracy. Shepherd's-bush for the purpose of ventilating
this morning, and sentenced by Mr. T. Ser- combe Smith, to pay a fine of $25, with an alternative of three months' hard labour, for hayeg in Lis cubicle four swords without a perm from the police.
Tirk Governor has given his assent to the three Ordinances passed by the Legislative Council at its last sitting, v... the Servants' Quarters, Ordinance, the Foreshores and Sea Bed Amend ment Ordinance, and the New Territories Land Court (Amendment) Ordinance.
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the Central London Railway. Some idea of its strength may be gathered from the fact that the current of air through the tunnel at Shep- herd's-bush, which was tested by an anemome. ter, was at the rate of 27 miles an hour-quite a suff gale. A few of these contrivances in Queen's Road would be useful on such days as the present.
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A EUROPEAN employee at LeMunyon's studio was charged at the Magistracy this morning for assaulting a cook and striking him about the head and body with a bottle,
The cook
Mail your films and Rotak onders to LeMun stated that, as he was going down stairs, de
fendant came from an adjoining room and asked hin" If he wanted to starve him," and com. menced striking him dagged him ima the kitchen and amidst the The European finally shouts of "save life" the defendant pressed him to the floor, thereby tearing his cost. His Worship, after hearing evidence, sent an officer for the defendant's employer.
THERE is considerable activity at the Cavite, Navy Yard. The Light-house cutter Pickel is on the ways receiving a new copper bottom
and a thorough overhauling. About a dozen
Piracy-un the West River, · Inland Waters Navigation Rules. Absconding Chinese debtors. National coinage for China. Payment of Customs duties in gold. British Commercial Treaty of Shanghai, 1902. Proposed increase of taxation of foreign opium at Canton.
Sir Ernest Satow then proceeded to dis, uss the subjects touched upon in the address,
king them seriatim, asking for further in- formation on several points of which he made notes, and promising to give his curly attention to all on his arrival in Peking. He concluded by expressing his gratification at having been afforded the opportunity of meeting the Com- mitter and thus being able in interchange his readiness at all times to consider questions views with them, and added an assurance of
which might be brought to his notice by the
Chamber.
THE CURRENCY QUESTION.
DILATORINESS OF THE HOME GOVERNMUNT,
As will be seen froma special telegram from our correspondent at Ipok, printed in an, other column, Kang Yu.Wei, the reformer whom the P3. G. represents as "the hope of the future," is at present in the Federated Malay States., At Perak yesterday, we are informed, Kang was accorded a warm re ception by the Chinese community there, and everywhere he has passed through in the Native States he has been given that en thusiastic welcome which adherents to his ship's boats are in curse of construction, and political views, aspirations and ambitions several navy lighters are being repaired. concede are entitled to one whoaims at attain MR. William Allen, chief engineer of the ing the regeneration of his country by purely Occidental and Oriental steamship Doric, was constitutional cans. Kang was accounted recently made the recipient of a diamond by the late Yung-lu his bitterest enemy by locket, the gift of his fellow-officers on the SCOTCH WHISKY whom he was compelled to fly for his liner, in recognition of his having completed life when the Iowager effected her up his twenty-fifth year in the l'acific trade. The dehi. Kang-Yu-wei was almost the first of presentation was made by Captain Smith of the reformers, and his influence over the
lowing with pineapples, bushels of them are “yomg Emperor was very great, and account-¦ II, R. B. PRINCE Chao Fa Krom Khun for sale, but it would be as well to warn Ed partly for the latter's great leaning towards Pitsanuloke, now on his way back from Russia, persons that the fruit, except in a perfectly Pronounced by connoisseurs-to be the improvements of all kinds and a more liberal is accompanied by Phya Sri Dhamasarn ripe stage, is apt to disagree with one
Constitution. When Kang escaped from (Siamese Minister to St. Petersburg), Captain The juice of the green pineapple is accredited 23rd March last (No. 1797 of 1901) stating that a copy of the resolution on the Currency ques Peking be sought the protection of a British Luang Sarayuth, A. D.,C., and Lieut. Nain Java, the 'hilippines, and throughout the tion, which was passed by the members of this Phum. They are due in Singapore on the Far East generally with being a blood poison Chamber at a special general meeting on the 26th int. and the royal yacht fahachakkri of a most deadly nature. Health mentions it 18th February last, would be forwarded to the as the substance with which the Malays poison Secretary of State for the Gulonies, I would left langkok on the tgth inst, to meet them at Singapore.
their kreeses and diggers, and as the "fingerbeg to remind you that it is now five months nail poison formerly in use among aboriginal since the feeling of the inembers of this Cham- Javanese wornen almost universally.. These.
ber on this important question was first com- .women cultivated a nail on each hand to a
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man-of-war for the steamer on which he was
conveyed to Hongkong. Even in this British colony his life was in constant danger from assassins in the pay of the Peking reaction- aries, as is observed by the P.M.G., and the incent of the murder of one of his friends in
the streets of the Colony is familiar to all readers of Far Eastern papers, together with the representations made to Canton by the Colonial Government. Eventually he left the East altogether, and spent nearly three years in Europe, subsequently, it is stated, taking up his temporary residence in India, with the cognizance of the Indian Guvern-
Bicit.
At any rate, it was in that county that he receivel news of the death of Yung lu, from which moment his preparations for a return to China began. Those who had silently watched his interests in Peking during the years of exile made haste to inform the Emperor of his whereabouts, a secret which in Yung-lu's lifetime had been so carefully kept that his spies still watched the Canton
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WEhave received from Man Kee, the publishers, a copy of Mr. Tse Tsan Tai's "1899 Cartoon" characteristically depicting "The Situation in the Far East" The canson, we are informed; is now reproduced in colours in response to numerous requests. is to be bat at the following places :-Mos U Tung, Ld, Holly- wood Road, A. Fong, photographer; Ice House Street, and The Kar Shean Co., Queen's Road Central.
ple were praised rather highly. When sound RECENTLY the digestive virtues of the pineap and ripe the fruit may have all the merit claimed for it. But we hear a word--we might say a perfect blast-of warning about the un- ripe pineapple. A paragraph in the Rangoon Times ruas as follows:- Rangoon is over-
long, sharp point, and the least scratch from one of these was certain death. How true this is we cannot say, but it is worth bearing in mind.'
meeting of the General Commitee held on The following corespodence was read at the
the 11th inst.:-
Hangkang General Chamber of Cuir erce,
Hongkong, 30 h July, 1903. Sir-With reference to your letter of the
Inquiries have recently been made by mem- burs desiring to know what action (if any) the Government have decided to take in this The British steamer Lothian, Captain William.matter, and 1. am therefore instructed by my son, third of the China Cominercial Company's committee to inquire whether His Excellency has received an answer to his representations to the Home Authorities, and, if not, whether
steamers to arrive from Hongkong and the Mexican coast, arrived at San Francisco on her
woman.
The complications of the domes- tic situation created by the erroneous con- ception on the part, both of husband and wile, are satisfactorily smoothed over in the end by George. Medway ascertaining that the marriage with the "culud lady" was false, and so after offering her a cheque for £200 got her to quit the house with Carraway Bones. Mr. Edward Nable as Carraway Bories, undertaker and general dealer, played his part to perfection, Mesars. Ha old Carr and Wentworth Watson as Captain Medway of the Petrel and George Medway, his son, The lady members of the company each acted respectively, were quite up to expectations,
her part in a manner as 10 elicit all-round praise.
Police Constable N ible..
The following is the full caste :- Carraway Bones. (Undertaker aml Mr. Edward Nable
general dealer) General Haltic.....(On foreign service).... Mr. R. W. Ellison Capt. Bledway. (Of the" Petrel}....Mr. Harolil Care tieorge Medway.............(ilis Son).... Mr. Wentworth Watson Ned Steddham........(Barrister).........Mr. Percy Haydn Tour / b
A Wierryams), ... Mr. Alfred Tullets Mr. Fred. Smith Ephrain....(Cicontra's Nephew).... Master Lawence Forbes Mary Medway, Medway's Widow)...Mes Manche Clements Sabina Medway.....(Her Daughter)....Misa Ada Lawrence Ada B.Biz .....General's only daughter). Mian Millie Ascoli Cleopatru..(Capt. Meilway's second We),Mir, Mercy Lynch Mr Pannal...{fieorge's housekeeper)........Alias Grace Galo: Tonight the farewell night of the Pollard's..
Turned Up present season in Hongkong. will be repeated, when Mr. Edward Nable will
sing "A cloud cane o'er his brow from The Belle of No York. The Company leave for Shanghai by the French, mail steamer on Monday. A very successful season might be expected by the. Pollard Combination in the No th
of
CROWN LAND SALE.
The speedy laying down of an electric line
HUNG KING YANG, owner of a house in Wing last voyage lifty-nine days from Hongkong, you can stule when such answer is likely to be made for a small plot of Government land,
Lok Street, was fined $to or three months' hat! labour, for having leased the house with out the sanction of the Building Authorities. The house, it is understood, was burnt sonte time ago, and after patching it up here and there, but with a few cracks left, it was leased, The occupier was also find $100 or three months' imprisonment, and ordered to quit the premises within seven days,
district, where the fugitive was believed | Fresh Kodak filmy, plenty of them, at LeMun to be in hiding. Forthwith the Emperor, yon's, 31, Des ViLux Road-Advt. on his own initiative, telegraphed, to
FURNITURE rode for Peking, and it was even reported Bangkok and Aguilia, says the local Press.
DEALERS.
DRAWING-ROOM,
DINING-ROOM,
£
and BED-ROOM
ELECTRO-PLATED,
GLASS, and
FURNITURE.
CHINA WARES.
ASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF
FILTERS,
KOCHESTER LAMPS,
→ WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.
COUNTERPANES.
OOKING RANGES,
KITCHEN UTENSILS, and
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.
PHOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.
DEVELOPING and PRINTING
UNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS.
GOOD WORK.
PROMPT RETURN.' Hongkong, 8th July, 1902.
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Kang Yu Wei to return at once to It is not only on the boats running between court under Imperial protection. Kang, Bangkok and China ports that competition has was thought by somic to have pro,
made travelling easy for deck passengers. The same excessive competition has set in among ceeded from Darjeeling to Hongkong en
the passenger launches running between Formerly the fare was three salungs, now, we understand, nothing at all is charged. Each passenger only pays four atts for the landing fee. How long the owners will be able to continue this philanthropy is not very evident. We understand there are three owners, and about eight boats regularly running.
at the time that he had actually landed in Hongkong, but on the advice of his friends immediately re-embarked and proceeded by the first steamier to return South: As it sub- sequently transpired Kang did not venture as far north as Hongkong, but wisely pre- ferred to remain at the safer distance in Rangoon. His sojourn there has been kept comparatively quiet and the hear of his movements is his presence again in the Straits. Whatever the object of his visit to the Southern Settlements, which, in the absence of further information, must remain a subject of conjecture, it is evident
next We
We had a visit this morning from Mr. Álva who will be remembered in Hongkong as the Kin: of Coins," magician, ventriloquist, and spiritualistic entertainer, Mr. Alva tells us that he was particularly unfortunate in his re- cent visit to Canton where he was despoited by robbers of all his belongings, valuables, etc. On the occasion of his las: performance in
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thirteen days from Manzanillo and seven days from Guayinas. On board were 388 tons of merchandise, but to passengers. From China
received. 1 have elc,
saj A. R. LOWE,
Secretary.
Colonial Secretary.
Manzanillo the Lothian carried 398 Chinese Hon. F. H. May, C. G labourers, 323 of whom were landed at Guaymas, Muck annoyance and unnecessary delay was experienced at Manzanillo. Not only were all the Chinese inoculated with plague scrum, but the ceremony of fumigating the ship had to be
Colonial Secretary's Office,
Hongkong, 31st July, 1903. Sir, I am directed to inform you, in reply
gune over five times, the Mexican quarantine to your letter of yesterday's date, that rio an- officials putting in all spare time in taking swer has yet been received from the Secretary luncheon aboard the visiting steamer. The of State with regard to the currency question, trouble caused the vessel at that port indicated nor is it possible to state when such answer that some agency was at work against the China may be expected. His Excellency the Gover- Commercial Company (observes an American nor's' despatch to the Secretary of State, to exchange). Of all the Chinese carried by the which an answer is now awaited, was dated Lothian to Manzanillo, only one died on the | April 2nd last.--I have etc., way across the Pacific, this death being due to
(Sd.) F. II. May,
Colonial Secretary, The Secretary to the s
Hongkong Gencial Chamber of Commerce.
heart disease.
Framing, fancy and artistically done by Le Munyon, 31, Des Voeux Road,--Advt.
A letter dated 1st July, 1903, was also read THE S.S. “ROHILLA'S" COLLISION. from the Singapore Chamber informing the
BOARD OF INQUIRY,
The collision between the s.s. Rohill, Maru and the U. S. Collier No. 3 in Manila Day was duly reported in these cofunins. From a Manila exchange of the 19th inst, we learn that a board of inquiry looked into the case of the recent collision between the steamer Rohilla Maru and collier No: 3, og the 18th inst. The board consisted of two captains, two pilots and the
gentleman presiding.
Each member of this board will file his conclusion with the s rveyor, who, adding his own opinion, will submit all the papers to the Collector of the Part.
Under the old Spanish law, which is railt in force.in such cases, the board has no judiciary power but is merely advisory. Whatever deci. sion is reached will be communicated to the captains of the two vessels and if they choose to abide by it the incident is closed; otherwise the Courts will have to settle the dispute.
PACIFIC FREIGHT WAR.
that the influence which his personality Hongkong Aiva's boquette of mystical'novel- } Insulaṛ Surveyor, Mr. Cains, the last named amongst his enlightened fellow-country-ties and pure sleight of hand, including his aten is not lessened by the bitter original conception "The Miser's Dream," and antagonism of the reactionaires in the manipulation of coins and unique experiments Chinese Court. It speaks much for with cards, were much appreciated and enjoyed the Straits Chinese that, in the face of by his audience. He is on his way to India, the barbarous punishments meted out to and in 'sympathy with his loss and present uti- their compatriots holding identical political furtunate predicament, we are informed that views, they have the moral courage to show
small committee of gentlemen are interesting the outward demonstrations; in the unmistakselves to organize a benefit for the enter
tainer. able manner, that they do, towards a pro- scribed statesman of China on whom the The Manila Cadlenerer prints the following Government of the Empress seeks to wreak special telegram from San Francisco with date their vengeance could they but get him into the 17th inst:-Corbell's best friends and-most their power. It is true that the conscious. devoted admirers confess that he is not in ness that they enjoy British protection as Jeffries' class. He was doomed to defeat from the moment he put up his hands in the fight. British subjects-in whose land every citizen He never landed a strong blow on Jeffries is at liberty to entertain his personal ideas during the ten rounds. The latter saw that he in politics as in religion-the Straits Chinese had Corbett where he wanted him and played are sustained by the courage which they with him. Corbett was as clever as ever, but dare not manifest when within reach of the in his palmiest days could not have licked the Chinese Government's wrath.
jeffries of the other night. Corbett was not injured in the battle. He went down under a severe blow on the solar plexus, but though he was out for half a minute or more, he was able to walk and talk as soon as he stood up, and to-day is as well as ever. He avoided punish mentall through the fight by keeping away from the boilermaker. Corbett got $to, o for taking the solar plexus blow and Jeffries bad to content himself with a trife over $32,000 as his share. THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer
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LOCAL AND GENERAL.
THE US...cruisers Albany, Cincinatii, and Raltigh left for Chefoo this morning. We would remind our readers of the Volunteer concert to be held at the head-quarters parade ground to-night.
THE Beer to drink is the tropics is the Bees
made in the tropics-SAN MIGUEL
Committee of the resolution sent by that Chamber to Straits Government urging tha the further imporation of Mexican dollar- should be prohibited.
HONGKONG REVENUE..
FOR THE FIRST HALF-YEAR 1903. The financial returns of the Colony for the six months to 30th june fast have been publish- ed. The revenue collected under the different heads during that period are as follows:
interesse. Becrease Light Dues, ...$ 37,641.71 $5,791.19
Licences and *Internal Re- venue not otherwise
specified, ...1,404,46 46 183,987.00 Fees of Court
or Office, pay. -- ments for specific pur-
poses, and Keimbinse-
nents in Aid, 182,191.75 33.361.41 Post Office, .,, 221 664 09 20,919.8G Kent of Govern- * ment Proper- ty, Land, and Houses, ... 305031.00 25,118,58 Interest, 2,381.70 2,072.11 Miscellaneous
Receipts, 55.523.63 Water Account, 10.444.97 28,793 37 Total exclusive
21,618.94
The Vancouver Advertiser of the 17th ult, says:-Mr. B. W. Green, General Freight Agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway, returned yesterday from attending the meeting of the Asiatic Frei, htet, held in Seattle on Wednesday. He states that the Tureau has decided to continue the $3 per ton rate on flour shippe to the Orlent in force till the end of August. At the latter past of that month in other meeting of the Bureau will take place to review the situation and decide upon future action. The steamship companies associated with the Freight Bureau include all the ship- Total $1,357,654 18 321,111.30 21,618.94 ping companies between this Coast and the
The total amount expended during the same Quent, with the exception of the China Com-period is $2,448,601,87, to which must be added mercial Company, running between Hongkong, the expenditure on Public Works Extraordiquty Mexico and San Francisco.........
bf 5176,236,46, giving a total of $2,624:58:33.
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of land sales, $:,319,788.97 300,04251:21,618.94 Lail sales, ... 37,565:21: 21,068 69 ...
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trainways on the lower level of Hongkong is bringing out a demand for land in the outlying villages of the Colony. We recorded a fortnight: ago the sale of two lots of Crown land in Shau kiwan, which realized a good deal fore than the upset price. Another application has been
containing 3,000 square feet, in Shukiwan which will be sold by pub auction on the 7th proximo. The lot is registered as S. 1. L. 398 and has the following measurements:- N.E. 6a feet, N.W. and S.E, 50 feet, and W. 60 feet. The annual Crown 'rent is $20 and the land will be sold subject to a reserve of $500. the purchaser shall expend on the lot a sum of not less than $1,000 in rateable improve men,s within twenty-four months from the day of sale.
There are two special conditions attached to the sale, and they read-1. The lot to be filled in to the levels to be fixed by the Director of Public Works. 2. The purchaser will be allowed: to cul earth from Crown land for the purpose of filling in his lot from a spot to be pointed out by the Director of Public Works and in accordance with any regulations-in force.
MIRS BAY ANCHORAGE
FOR HIS MAJESTY'S SHIPS ONLY, A notification appears in to-day's' Govern ment Gazette to the effect that the Harbour Master, in exercise of the authority vested in him and with the approval of His Excell ney the Governor, probibi's the anchorage of any ship, other than one of H. M.'s ships, in the bays known as and shown on the Admiralty.. Chart as Long Harbour and Jones Cove, in Mirs Bay.
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Until further notification junks und native craft frequenting this portion of the waters of the Colony for fishing and other pur«- poses, will be allowed to use the same subject - Master or his deputy. to the orders and control of the Harbour
SHIPPING AND MAILS:
MAILS DUE.
French (Salasie), to-morrow. Indian (Lightning) 24th inst. American (Nippon Maru) 28th inst. Australian (Eastern) 29th inat,
Indian (Kumtang) 31st insi
Australian (Chingtii) 7th prox.
The N. P. S. Co.'s 5.8. Olympia arrived at one Yokohama to-day 22nd inst
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The C & M. Co.'s 5.9. Awód left, Manila "toke day, and ins, am, and is due here on 24th inst,, at noon.
The Shi e. Line: 3.3. Merionethshire Test Shanghai to-day, 22nd inst, and is due here an Tuesday, morning.
The Imperial German Mail 59. Bugeratungo s which left here on 19th lost/ p.m. has arrivedge że t at zhangbai on Friday, at 31 pim.ng agheftelnýja tavi
The N. Y, Kiss Shinano Marx (Amer can't d Line) left hanghai for this port on 22nd insti, ibnu s and is expected to arrive here on 25th-inst Romanozi. The H. A. L. 5.3. Sambia from Hamburg feffi Singapore for this port yesterday, a.m, and may be expected here on 27th inst. at dayligh
The C. P. R. Co.'s 5.1. Athenian ami
Kobe at 6 a.m., on 20th inst, and left 9p.m., same day, for Yokihama where the is due to arrive at 6 pm, on 22nd Jpst.JESSAY The Imperial German Mail ss. Zieten carry ing the German mails with dates from. Berlin: „AT of the 4th inst, left Colombo, on Friday, pips, ideova and may be expected here on and prox. Sirzel anal HE Beer to drink in the tropics in the Bear 32.
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