TELEGRAMS.
(Reuters.)
The Chicago Disaster.
LONDON, 3rd January. The funeral of a part of the victims of the recent fire in Chicago took place yesterday: the number of the victims is so great that funerals will continue' to-day and on Mon day. The city is plunged into universal mourning and all public institutions, and shops are closed. Many of the victims are still unidentified...
The Mexican Monetary 'Commission.
The Mexican Monetary Commission has reported in favour of a gradual adoption of a gold standard.
Viceroy Al-xeieff.
An imperial ukasé grants Admiral Al- exeleff a special viceregal ing and accords bim a salute of twelve guns.
LATER.
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The Situation in the Far East. St. Petersburg still maintains silence. Re. ports from Pekin are extremely pessimistic. The officers of the Russian squadron at Bizerta en rode to the Far East gave a bril liant reception yesterday evening at which the most cordial toasts were exchanged; the French Resident expressed the unchange able affection of France for Russia. The squadron leaves to-day for the Far Bast. (The Russian men-of-war Ostindia, Aurava, Duitrie kouskoi and five corpedo destroyers arrived at Bizerta un the 18th with The squadron is under the command et Admiral Virénians and, it is said, will complete the Squadron in the Far East It is to be rein. foiced shor ly by six more torpedo destroyers. The cruiser Imperator Nic lat Perri, under Admital Mollas, was expected from the Pircus on the 23rd December. - Ed., 77.K.7.1]
(Deutscht Jupan-Post) The Crisis.
Berlin, 23rd December, A statement made by the N ue Frete Pr.ise, of Vienna, to the effort that during the meeting
*THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 5, 1904.
“An imenitment fund from the Imperial Military Headquiners, places the Naval Command Department on an equal footing with the General Stafft hich has hitherto had precedence,
A Council
War at Tokio.
kobe, 29th December. 1
TIENTSIN,
(From Our Own Correspondent.) :
TIENTSIN, 11st December, There has been nothing but 'war. talk here for the last three or four days. It seems gen erally believed that japan has sent a very definite message to Russia, and Reuter is morning, which were present Country soked for to inform us that war is Katsura, arun. I skipchi, qunt Oyama, Bron
already declared. Long ere this reaches you Oyama, Baron Kojama, and Admirals Yama-place.
momentous events will probably have taken moto, and fjuin. The conference was con- tisued in the afternoon, and subsequently Baron Terauchi, Minister of War, and Admiral
A Council of Wawas held at Tokio this
Yamamoto, Minister of the Navy, were received
in audience.
Progress is being made in the negotiations for the purchase of the Great Northern Co.'s selegraph cable from Tsushima to Fusar
There has been further rioting in Courea, and it is spreading towards Seoul.
(Shangkui 'Mercury.) Japanese Cabinet Council.
TO PROVIDE THE SINEWS OF WAR. THE SEOUL FUSAN RAILWAY.
Kobe, 29th December. A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, to consider the authorisation of the Government to draw upon the 55,001,000 yen indemnity from China, which has hitherto been devoted for special purposes; in view of the formation
of a War Funil,
The Council also decided to grant a subsidy exceeding 2,000,000 yen for the Seoul-Fusan Railway and guaranteed 100,000 debentures in view of hastening the completion of the line.. The Council also proposed to authorise the Government to raise a temporary loan and to issue Exchequer Bonds if necessary.
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(Der Ostasiatische Linyd The Situation in the Far East Berlin, 30th December.
The situation in the Far East has been considered here, during the last few days, to be a tiyle more serious, but not desperate at all. Now all minds have been, made easier by an
•fficial notification of the Japanese Govern ment in the German Government, according to which Japan has neither presented to Russin an Ultimatum, nor was war imminent. On the other hand it is reported from St. Petersburg bar the Russian Government has expressed great satisfaction about the conciliatory tone in which the last Japanese declaration was held The Russian press is also now much quieter. The policy of Germany regarding the dispute between Russia and Japan is to
As has been established by an exchange of preserve strict neutrality while earnestly wish-views between all European Governments, not ing that peace may be preserved.
a single one thinks that war is unavoidable.
The Balkans.
at Wiesbaden of the Kaiser and the Tsar, the
former promised Russia the help of Germany in the event of war with Japan, is a pure invention:
Japanese Exchinges.)
Will Russia Climb Down? OPTIMISTIG VIEW OF "THE TIMES."
A GERMAN JOURNAL PREDICTS. WITHDRAWAL.
London, 23rd December. The Times, deyling edrorially with the political situation in the Far East, expresses the opinion that Russia will withdraw from the position which the Government hare taken up. The Tires considers it likely that the Czar may disavow the acis of his over-zealous sub, ordinates.
The Bully Telegraph declares that the res ponsibility for the situation remains entirely with Russia.
London, 24th December. The Kreus-Zeitung, in the course of a tem- perate article reviewing the situation in East- ein Asia, foresees a Russian-withdrawal.
The Fremdenblatt thinks the Coreans would oppose the establishment of a Japanese pro-
tectorale.
In Vienna the opinion prevails that Count Lansdorff is exerting à pacific influence.
The British Press generally continues to insist upon the necessity of using the influence of Great Britain in order to assist in the attain- ment of Japan's justifiable and moderate demands......
London, 21st December. The Daily Chronicle, London, states that Russia seems to have decided to spar Japan an to declaring war,
London, 21st December..
A Nagasaki telegram to the Daily Telegraph states that soldiers in reser e have been ordered to make pre; arations for mobilisation-Tokio Asahi,
Reported Russo-German Loan.
TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS.
Landon, 23rd December. Berlin advices state that a rumour is current that the Russian Government are endeavouring to raise a loan in Germany of twenty-five million pounds sterling.
Germany and Russia.
speed but there is very litle heart in it. There Russia's preparations are going on at top
'can be no question that war is distasteful to
her and she is going into the struggle with reat reluctance. The Chinese are quite ready, if war is declared, to chip in and render Japan assistance by harrassing ussia in the rear At least this seems to be the general expect ancy and the only thing which makes the matter a little uncertain is Ha Yun-mei's visit to Zuikou and it is said also to Post Arthur to consult Alexieff about the railways beyond the Wall! Il war breaks out the railway beyond the wall and Chingwanlso will weed watching Russia will make a 1ush for this point in the general scrimmage if she can, and Chingwan
tao is the life blood of Tientsin,
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Whether it is in this connection or not I can-
·P AND O.KEPORT.·
FREIGHTS DIPRESSED.-BAVING IN THE COAL BILL
The directors of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company report that the nat surplus for the year to September including 11,061 brought forward, amounts to £219,997, which, after deducting the interim dividend on the Preferred stock of zi per cent and 3 per per cent, on the Deferred stock in June, admits of a further payment of 21 per cent. on the stock, together with a bonus on the latter of 3 Preferred and 6 per cent, or the Deferred
fore be equal to 9 per cent, on the paid-up per cent. The return for the year will there- capital of £1,300,000 will be carried forward to the next year's ac A balance of £11,197 carnt. The directors state that the condition of the freight market has been notoriously and universally unfavourable during the past year, and it will not, therefore, be a matter of surprise that the receipts under this bead have shrink in comparison with last year to the extent of 66,000. The deficiency would, in fact, have been considerably larger, but for certain ex captional earnings, especially in the direction of transport work. The Indian trade has, so laras bulk is concerned, been on the whole
not say, but Chang Yen-mao has just beenoad, but the rates have been extremely low. suspended by the Viceroy under orders, pre sumably from the Throne, for having sold the
Kaiping mines to foreigners without Imperial sanction, and he is commanded to recover control of the Chinese Engineering and Mining Co. within two months or submit to further punishment. There can be no question that, if any recovery of the mines was possible, Chingwantao would not be long in passing into Russian hands. Happily under the British Ordinance this is an all but impossible contingency unless indeed the Chinese could prove that the deed of sale took place in some illegal way and that some special stipulation was suppressed, or anything of that kind. Chang Yi is said to contend that he attached a provisional stipulation to the original transac- ion, and if he can prove this something might be gained. But he has been so long in Peking this time that it is probable he has no money left now to fight, with, and it is to be feared he will go under Whether he will drag anyone else down with him remains to be seen. A number of new regulations to control the railways and mines of the country are now being drawn up by the new Board of Commerce and will prove-interesting reading think, but I have not yet completed the translation.
British shipping returns for the port of Tien- sin, not including Chingwantaq, are as follows:-
Russia has gained a much better stand through the development of affairs on the Talkahs and has thereby been freed from much nxiety. The Ponte las already appointed an Italian Colonel to be chief of the gendarmerie with the other demands of the Mursteg pro-ities owing to general slackness of trade. in Macedonia, and will also comply at once
Number of vessels entered and cleared 258. Tonnage total to Dec. 15th, 1903, 196,589, This shows 8r vessels less than in 1902 and a difference in tonnage of 78.354. It remains to be seen whether the falling off is confined to British shipping or is common to all national.
gramme,
Accident to the Emperor of Austria.
Emperor Francis Joseph slipped down in his room, and hurt his eye. The wound, how- ever, is said not to be serious and the condition of the 73 years old Emperor is good. France and Siam. The Franco-Siamese conflict has now been sealed.
(alunile Cablenews.) Westminster Consecrated.
Landan, 30th December. The Roman Catholic cathedral of Westmin- ster was consecrated today. The hierarchy of the Catholic Church in England officiated and the cergniony was magnificent.
New Russian Monopolies.
St. Petersburgh, 31st December. The Russian Govemarent has by an imperial. enaciment made tea and sugar a government monopoly. Only the government can deal in these commodities. This extraordinary tax is helieved to be levied on account of the neces sities of the impending war.
CHINESE ENGINEERING AND MINING CO.
It is added that the beavy fall in the silver exchange interfered greatly with the trade between India, China and Japan, but, on the
other hand, the China-japan line running from
There has
London did quite as well as last year. The Australian business marked a further decline, owing to the effect drought. The passenger. returns show a of the prolonged decrease of £51,627, which is mostly due to the reduction effected in the fares by the removal of the 10 per cent, surtax (imposed at the time when coal rose to an exceptional figure), and to the advantage accorded to the tickets to a period of two years. public by the extension of tige for reluts been, however, a slight falling-off in the receipts from the high point reached two years ago, traffic with the Australian colonies. It is hoped which is almost entirely due to diminished that the recovery of a certain measure of pro- sperity in these colonies since the drought as shipping, interests in general are concerned. ceased will tend to a favourable reaction so far
the expenditure side of the account is a re- The most prominent feature in connection with
£91,961, due largely to the low freights which duction in the cost of coal to the extent of
have at the same lime influenced the company's returns unfavourably, as pointed out above. Labour charges still continue on a very high scale throughout the Eas'.
COMMERCIAL.
PUNJOMS.
The Acting Secretary of the Panjom-Mining Co., Ld., informs us that a telegram has been received from the Mines dated 4th instant reading Weather
very much against.us. December crushing 1,150 tons (Kalampong 960 and Swah 250) result 47 ources, estimated value $2,000. Mill working again, plenty of water."
TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE. Shanghai advices dated the 31st ult. report business done:-Shanghai and Hongkew Wharf shares at Tls. 215 cash. Farnham, Boyds at Tis. 124 for March, Indo-Chinas at TIs. 50 cash, and Tls. 51/51 for March. Langkats at T. 3134/315 cash, Tis. 3271 for March, and Th. 330/3334 for April. Chinese Engineering and Mining Co, at Tis. 6 (bearer). Flours at Tls, 55 (Dew) for March.
The Chik Pao states:-Viceroy Yuan Shi-kái ̧ has received a despatch from the Throne to the effect that the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company as originally established was formed with Chinese capital, and the Kaiping mines were a source of revenue to the Chinese government. The sale of this property by Chang Yen-mao was therefore illegal, and he has been many times ordered to recover the mines and restore the revenue to the Govern- ment without delay. In consequence of his failure to do so, he is to be immediately degraded from office, and Viceroy Yuan' is directed to place a limit of time in which he shall recover the mines and also Chinwangrão, Os, LONDON, Telegraphic Transier 1/9 which was also opened by Chinese capital and ̧ by Government erder. Viceroy Yuan is direct- ed to use the utmost despatch in all this and to lose no time in finding ways and means to recover the said property.
The Viceroy accordingly communicated at once with the Customs Tantai Tong pointing out to him that the revenie of the Mining Com pany was intended for naval defence and the NORTHERN NOTES.
railways, and the management was placed in The Kobe Herald of 26th alt, contains the the hands of officials specially appointed by following notes on the situation in the North: Government, and although merchants were There is no improvement in the situation. permitted to build shares, the property was The Premier and Lieut.-General Terauchi, essentially government pror erty, and Chin- Minister of War, have had a conference with wangtan was o; ened solely for the Govern- Marquises Yamagata and Ito at Oiss, but noth- ment's use and benefit by Tautais L, Huang ing is known as to what transpired, of course. and Chow, appointed by the former Viceroy of Upon returning to the capital on Thursday Chibli. I was not, therefore, in any way the night, Count Katsura summoned Baron Ko-property of the Chinese Engineering and Min mura, Sone; and Mr. Oura to his official re- sidence and the four Cabinet Ministers remain ed together in consulution for some time
ALLEGED RUSSO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.
London 23rd December. A slight improvement was noticed in the A Washington telegram declares that is stock and share make son Thursday afternoon. believed there that a secret Ryeo German due n'a disposition on the part of earlier sellers Agreement is in existence, guaranteeing the to re-invest, but the recovery was only tempor neutrality of Germany in the event of hostilities ('ary, and the latest information both from Osaka breaking out between Japan and Russia, and Tokio is that the slump continues.
Crisis in Cotton Trade..
QUOTATIONS ADVANCED....
The usual leave of absence for the holidays which was granted to the men attached to the Maidziru Naval Station, was cancelled a few There is a crisis in the cotton trade. Quota-ays ago, all the men being ordered back
London, 23rd December,
tions on the Liverpool market have gone up twenty points higher.
T--
Japan and Corea. SEOUL JUSHN R ILWAY,
Lundor, 23rd December? ̈ ́ The announcement that the Japanese Gov. ernment bave resolved to undertake to com plate the Senol-Fusan Railway expeditiously is heartily welcomed here.
(N. C«D:News.) The Crisis....
Tokio, 29th December.. An emergency endidasco was passed fast night empowering the Government to defray the extraordinary military expenses from the so-called separate accounts, temporary foans and exchequer boods
The management of the Seoul-Fusau railway has been oficially reorganised
duty.
to
Five vans full of rifles and ten vans of muni. tions of war were sent to Kumamoto from Moji by rail on Thursday.
The Naval authorities at Itsuhara issued orders yesterday prohibiting all shore leave for The crews of the meu-of-war in hazhour.
The Oya steamer Kolu Mare is reported to have been chartered as a transport at Onomichi yesterday. She was ordered to proceed to Ujina immediately.
but the The transport Sadokuni Mary, with a large quantity of coal arrived at Fasan on the 24th.
The Kitekata Colliery Company have wired instructions to the men at their branch office at Dalny to return home,
The Rushu Railway Co bave received some, important orders from the Government and a conference of the leading officials of the rail- way took place at the Head Office at Moji yesterday:
ing Company and could not, be regarded as sich; neither, as the property of the nation, is itsaleable. The control of the place must therefore, be immediately restored to the Chinese, and Taotai Tang, is directed to take mmediate steps to this end.-P. & 7. Times, 23rd. Dec.
THE NATIONAL DEBT, OF JAPAN.
Japanese Government Bonds at the end of last The following is the return of the totals of year, as compiled by the Finance Department. We take the figures from the Jiji:-.. Consols .......
.................. 167,128,350 Pension Loan Bonds War Loan Bonds
Old Loac Bonds Naval Loan Ronds ...
Railway Loan Bonds:-
-4 per cent. (issued in London).....
per cent, (issued at home) Industrial Bonds :--
4 per cent, (issued.in London) ........ 5 per cent (issued at home); „
Hokkaido Railway Bonds:-
per cent. (issued at home)...... 4 per cent (issued in Loudon)
Formosan Bonda Exchequer Bonds, due on the 29th February nexton's many
Total Compared with
TO-DAY'S EXCHANCE.
Bank Bills, on demand....1/9 7/16 Credits, 4 months' sight...1/9 13/16 D'ments-months' sight 1.9 15/16 Or Berlin, (demand) .......M.1.87 ON PAKIS, Bank Bills, on demand.......24
-Credits, 4 months' sight.....2.28 ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand...431
„Credits, 30 days' sight, ........ 43 ON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer.... On demand
132
ON SHANGHAI, Telegraphic Transfer......!!! Private 3 days' sight.....nom. ON YOKOHAMA, T.T. ..... .. Sovereigns, Bank's Buying Rate. Gold Leaf too touch, per tael... Mar Silver
* OPIUM: QUOTATIONS. To lay's quotations are as follows m
MHWA NEW
LAST YEAR PATHA. NEW
OLDEST RANARES NEW PERRIAN (PAPRÍL
88 $11.15 58.50 ..26]
TO-VAP'S Advertisements.
THE KOWLOON LAND AND BUILD. ING COMPANY, LIMITED."
is hereby given that FIFTEENTH ORDINARY MEET-
the
ING of SHAREHOLDERS in this Chyany NOTICE
will be held at the COMPANY'S OFFICES, Victoria Buildings, on WEDNESDAY, the Fath January, 1904, at 12 o'clock Noon, for
for the year ending 31st December, 1903. the purpose of receiving the Report of the Directors together with Statement of Accounts The REGISTER of SHARES of the Company be CLOSED from FRIDAY,
the 15th January, to WEDNESDAY, the 20Y
period no Transfer of Shares can be. Re- January, (both days inclusive) during which istered.
By Order of the Board of Directors,
A. SHELTON HOOPER, Secretary to
The Hongkong Land Investment and Agency Co., Limited, General Agents for The Kowloon Land and, Bulding Company. Limited. Hongkong, 5th January, 1904
HANG ON,
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LJAVE always on hand a Large Assortment MECHANICAL TOYS, ELECTROPLATE GOODS, COERZ TRIEDER BINOCULAR GLASSES, PERFUMERY, &c., &c.
Customers are respectfully invited to inspect our Show Rooms.
ALL GOODS ARE MARKED AND PRICES FIXED. Hongkong, 5th January, 1904.
"SHIRE" LINE.
FOR HAVRE, LONDON, ANTWERP AND HAMBURG.
THE Company's Steamship
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Captain W. A. Evans, will be despatched for "DENBIGHSHIRE,"
the above Ports on or about MONDAY, the 11th January, 1904, to be followed by the Steamship
DAV, the joth January, 1904. Captain C. H. Burch, on or about SATUR| "RADNORSHIRE."
These Steamers have Superior Accommoda- tion for Passengers.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., Agents. Hongkong, 3th January, 1904. [15370
COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES.
PAQUEBOTS-POSTE Francais,
FOR SHANGHAI, KOBE AND
.YOKOHAMA
HE Company's Steamship
THE
"ERNEST SIMONS," Captain Charbonnel, will be despatched for the above Ports on or about TUESDAY, the 12th instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
G. DE CHAMPEAUX, Agent. Hongkong, sth January, 1904.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM NEW YORK, VIA SUEZ CANAL. THE Steamship
"ARARA,"
[10*40
Captain 3. M. Williamson, having arrived from hereby notified that their Goods are being the above Port, Consignees, of Cargo are landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Wanchai Stering Co., at Wanchi, where they are being stored at Consigntes' risk and expense. No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered after the 13th instant will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed and damaged goods are to be left in the Godowns where they will be examined on a date to be hereafter appointed.
Consignees of Cargo will please note that before delivery can be obtained, they must sign the General Average Bord which is lying at the Office of the Undersigned.
No Fire Insurance has been effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co., General Agents, Americas Asiatic S.S. Co.
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Hongkong, 5th January, 1904.
Per chest D
-920/950
980/1,030 1,050/1,100
1 260 1265. Fon 880
Lo-oap's Aonertisement.
GRAND BOXING
CONTEST
AT THE CITY HALL, TO-MORROW (WEDNESDAY), January 6th, 1904.
MAIN EVENT of EIGHT ROUNDS in
which CHARLES SINCLAIR, Mid- 115,641,150
dleweight Champion of " Brooklyn,” under- 16,631,640 takes to stop one of our Local' Amateurs in
8,297,300 the Rounds as above sperified.
3,950,181
Hea PRELIMINARIES: 10-Round Contest between BERGER of H.M.S. TAMAR and NICHOLLS of H.MS 17,577,520 GLORY." 37,248,900
78,052,250 :-65,134,650
2,000,000 3,193,500
23,707,000
15-Round Contest between LEIGHTON of H.M.S. ALBION" and BUTLER, Derby. shire Regiment,
6-Round Exhibition between SAM NEWMAN, our Local Welterweight, and JAMES RYAN, of Pasific Coast Fame.
Doors open
USUAL PRICES:
$5, $3, Sa and
TiONGKONG-MACAO LINE.
$.S. "WING CHAI,"›
Captain SAMUEL BELL SMITH.
\EPARTURES from Hongkong, on Week Days, at 7.30 A. M.; on Excursion Sundays, at S.go a.. from Macco, Week Days at about 2 PM. and Sundays about 7.50 P.M.
FARE (Week Days) 1st Class (including cabin and servant), $3; Return Ticket $5.
2nd Class, $1; 3rd Class, 50 cents. On Excursion Sundays, 1st, 2nd, 3rl Class Single Ticket, fa; Retum Ticket, 53. Return Ticket including Tiffin and Dinner either on Board or at Macao Hol, $5. On Sundays, $5 extra will be charged for each cabin with accommodations for two or more passengers.
WHARF-At the Western end of Wing Lok
Street,
The Steamer runs an Excursion Trip EVERY SUNDAY. It takes only 3 hours to reach Macao.
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Entertainment.
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BOXING !, BOXING! BOXING !·
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SATURDAY, 9th January, 1994.
HE BANTAM CHAMPIONSHIP OF
CHINA STATION...
versus
LARRY LAYTON of "ALBION," (Champion of China Station),
MICKEY LACEY, of “ VENGEANCE," (Champion of Mediterranean Station), who have already met and drawn, will go
20 Rounds for Championship.
and a Purse.
(HEAVY WEIGHTS) JONËS, R. M. A., of "ALBION,?
**# *¢ MORGAN, A. B., • VENGEANCE," will contest to Rounds. (MIDDLE WEIGHTS)
BERGIN, of "Tamar,"
versus
STO. BYNG, of " VENGEANCE," 6-Round Contest for Purse.
(WELTER WEIGHTS) STO. THOMPSON, of "VENGEANCE," (Champion of China Station),
verstos
TED SMITH, of "ECLIPSE," 6-Round Contest, for Purse. (FEATHER WEIGHTS) COOKE, of "OCEAN," versus
DICK CRANE, of " VENGEANCE,” will contest the Best of 10 Rounds for a Purse..
LIGHT WEIGHTS)
STO. FOX, of "VENGEANCE," VED STAN
NGER TARRANT, of "ECLIPSE,"
6- Round Contest for Purse.
Mr. J. ST. CLAIR, the wall known Profes- sional has consented to act as Referee during the Evening..
If lime and opportunity permit a Match will be pf on between PARKER, of "OCEAN," verius TURNER, of "ALBION," TERRY ARMSTRONG, of "VENGEANCE," will also put on if suitable opponent can be found.
Hongkong, and january, 1904.
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