HOW 20 KEEP COOL.
We have worried and fretled over the heat and the thirst: sitting in the dead, hot, close
air we pray that the clouds may let down and bring the rool Although we have had a few showers, the thirst continues as ever. Perhaps you will allow me to dedicate a few Bloes to the thirsty. I have found that the greater the in dulgence in iced-liquid, the mightler the thirst. The lining of the throat becomes irritated by. Ice, and it constantly thirsts for cool drinks: the thirst leaves the stomach and the lips, and is suck in the throat. There have been mɑ- mants when ana has wished that a rod of ice could be advantageously rubbed in the throat like the nitrate of silver pencil. I have found
that
grain of citric acid, some aníssed or aclove may be kept in the mouth and the thirst banished. Don't drink the iced water, but pour it down the gullet and gargle it. That gives more relief. Chew jamcon or such fruit as would make water distasteful. When you ara tired of fanning yourself or when electricity or the punkha puller is tired of fanning you, just titillate your bady with feather or paper. Such a shivering sensation will come upon you that you will seek for your ulter at once. May auffering humanity derive some benefit from my humble suggestion. When very cold water is not available for the bath, pour enough of lavender water in the water, fill a tumbler and place it upside down on your head and allow the water to dribble away slowly all over your body. The litle shower will titillate you again, your limbs will quiver and you will imagine you are bathing in the winter. The water in the tap is hot, so sprays are more delightful than waterfalls-Er.
SOMB NOTES ON EDUCATION.
PUBLIC SCHOOL PROBLEMS.
It was recently announced that there are no fewer than 50,000-the estimate was afterward raised to 75,000-children in New York who go to school every morning without having had a morsel of breakfast. The mere suggestion must carry an appeal to the heart of every father and mother in the land. But at once the query arises, Cau this be true? Is it pos sible that an army of wan, faced, hutigry children wends its way each morning to the doors of our schools, there to have their minds improved while their bodies are starving?. Considering the number of charitable organizations in New York, and the hosts of philanthropic people who are on the lookout for just such conditions, the thing seems almost incredible. And, in point of fact, investigations already undertaken tend to show that the estimate in question was, to say the leas, a gross cxaggeration. Never theless, it remains true, without doubt, that first and last a considerable number of hungry chil dren and a very much larger number of ill- Bourished apes, take their place daily in the schools. Every humane person would like to know how many such children there are, and, what is still more important, how the evit may be temedied.
Another incident that has recently excited public interest was the announcement, made by the superintendent of schools, of the dis covery that the various classes in the New York schools contain from 28 to so per cent. of pupils that are misplaced as to grade by from two to six years. In other words, 38 per cant. of the pupils in the schools are from two to six years behind the classes which average children are supposed to altnin, This means that thousands of children remain in school from two to six years beyond the normal time for graduating. Meanwhile,, other thousands of (children are crowded into insufficient quar- ters or kept out of school altogether. Dr. Henry Smith Williams in Harper's Weekly.
CHILDREN WRONGLY BLAMED. Often the physician meets with children who are looked upon as stupid and backward, when the trouble is defectise, le ring, enlarged
tonsils or a nasal catarch and adenoid growth in the nose, causing mouth-breathing and dulling the mental perceptions. All must have experienced the mental dolurbance due to a severe cold in the head. The mouth-breather it in this partially dazed sale all the time. A visit to some specialist and proper treatment to improve the hearing and remove the enlarged tonsils and naval obstructions often means life success instead of failure, says Dr. Kate Lindsay in the March Housekeeper. If the partially deaf child's case is beyond improve. ment, as is often the condition in chronic cases of ear disorder, then special pains must be taken in addressing the child, both by parents and teachers. Sometimes only one aar is defective, and then the child should at- ways be spoken to on the sound side and re- quired to look at the speaker when addressed in any way. Often such unfortunate children are misjudged and punished for inattention by parents and teacher, because it is found that as fimes they seem to hear nad understand rea dily, while at other times they ignore entirely what is being said to them, the speaker not knowing that one car is defective,and the child, intently engaged in some absorbing occupa tion, not aware that any one is talking to it.
Truly "for want of knowledge the people perish. Many times children, apparently healthy when at home, suffer from headache, nervousness and stomach diseases, become weak and lose flesh, whenever they go to school, All that many of these children need to get on well with their studies without injury in health is to be fitted with proper glaases to correct short sight or other defect of vision,
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PAY OF COLLEGE PROFESSORS. President Thwing, of Western Reserve Uni- versity, considers in the current Harper's Wiskly, the question whether the pay of colle ge professors in America is proportionate to the importance of their positions: The sala ry of a professor, in one of the fist grade American colleges, he says, does not usually exceed $3,000 and fiequently falls below that figure; while the salaries of associ ate and assistant professors are much smaller, as are those of full fledged professors in the poorer colleges. In not a few colleges of national fame, he says, Sisco or $1000 is re garded as a maximum. President Thwing be- leves that donations which are now devoted to buildings and equipment could be better used in the enlargement and enrichment of the teaching forces that it is ses rite bulidings, but the men, which "The community is fearning
constitute the essential force of an institution for training college students."
ON CO-EDUCATION,
Syipping:
ATTI DIA
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, JULY 24, 1905.
Lisa, Swed. ., 1,577, H. Horndahl, 21st July,
►
-Kobe 17th July, Gea.-Shun Tai 5. N. Kalgan, Br. s. 1,143, 1. Speed, 22nd July,
Co.
Swatow atat July, Ballast.-D. & S. Gironde, Fr. ss., 1,822, Mouton 22nd July,- Haiphong xcth July, Ballast-M. M. Promise, Nor, 8.5, 714, E. Torstensen, 12nd July-Anping via Amoy and Swatow 19th
July, Gen.-6. 9. K. Kenilworth Am. ship, 2,76, Colley, 22nd July,
from Manila, Ballait-Master. Tourane, Fr. ss., 3,104, R. Girard, 23rd July,
Yokohama 15th July, Kobe 16th, and Shanghai 21st, Mails and Gen.-M. M. Telemachus, Br. .., 4,801, J. H. Goodwin, 23rd July, Tacoma, U... via Japan 3rd
June, Gen.-B. & S." Haiching, Br 1.8., 1,267, A. E. Hodgins, s3rd July-Foochow via Amoy and Swatow zand July, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Kansu, Br. 6.0, 1,142, W. Dowson, 23rd July,
Tientsin via Shanghai and Swatow 22nd Catherine Apcar, Br. ., 1,730, A. Stewart,
July, Gen.-B. & S.
24th July, Singapors 18th July, Gen. Innoi, Fr. sa, 738, 1. N. Morlees, 14th July,
D., S. & Co., Lď,
-Haiphong 17th July, and Hoihow 23rd, Pigs and Gen.-A. R. M.
vitney, Fr, ... 4,000, F. Combe, 24th July
Marseilles and Saigon 2181 Mails and Gen. --M. M.
Mercedes, Br. s.5, 3,300, McGregor, 14th July,
Welhaiwei 9th July, Ballast.-Order. Netherton, Ir. s... 2,755. J. Simpson, 19th July-Sydney a6th June, Coal.-A., K. &
Ca..
Pakini, Ger. 1.6., 1,018, H. Demes, 21st July, Powhatan, Br. s., 1,640, W. Tumer, 22nd Bangkok th June, Gen.-Yuen Fat Hong.
Inly-Cardiff 6th June, Gen-D, & Co., La
Prinz Waldemar, Ger. s.1., 3,217, C. Woltemas, 15th July,Yokohama 5th July, Gen-M. & Co.
Teap. Br. 1.8., 1,346, W. B. Brown, 21st July,
Manila 18th July, Gen.-B. & S. Wongkot, Ger. ss., 1,170, W. Reher, 21st July, Bangkok via Swalow 20th July, Rice and Gen-, & S.
Combribarrk, Br. 4-masted ship, 2.155, George, SAILING VRANKLY,
2nd June, Cardiff 2nd Jan, Coal Government.
Verrals
Slezmeri Expected.
From
Agents
Dur
Achilles Singapore B. & 5. fuly 25 Emp. of China Shanghai...C. P. R. CoJuly 25 Benledi Singapore, G, L. & Celluly 25
Rubi Malta
Manila S., T. & Cojuly 25 Athenian... Shanghai... C. P. R. Couly 16 Singapore. P. & O. Cofjuly 26 Tjipanu.......... Moji .............. ). C. J. L... July 19 | Bogor. Macassar....L..July 30 Hamburg and Singapore Bth July, Gen.-P. Sigismund...Sydney... M. & Co... July 31
Doric ........ Japan......&O. CoAug. P. E. Friedrich Colombo... M. & Co... Aug. Arabia Japan...... P. & A. Coug. Kas Dara New York. S., T. & Co Aug. 21
Sambia, Ger. ., 5,623, Timing, 24th July,
H. A. Le Kwongaung, Br. 1. 1,478, W. P. Baker, 24th July, Bhanghai 20th July, and Swatow 23rd, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Loongsang, Br. s.s., 1,091, G. S. Weigall, 24th July, Manila 21st July, Gen.-J., M. & Co.
Clearances at the Harbour Office. Sydney, for Shanghai. Redouin, for Singapore. Kwongsang, for Canton. Gladestry, for 'Singapore. Hans Wagner, for Nikolayevak. Kilg., for Hoilo. Tourant, far Saigon:
alching; for Swatow. Kansi, for Canton.
Powhatan, for Chesuipo. Hedwig Menzell, for Saigon, Sambia, for Yuskohama,
thaku, for Shanghai. Candalia, for Fuochaw. Wathers, for amoy.
D
July 23. Halmun, for Swatow, Proteus, for Swatow. Brinktide, for Saigon.
agay, for Cheloo. Choyiang, for Shanghai,
July 14,
A sociological fact must be considered. Girls from 16 to 20 years of age are physically and soially older than boys of the same age. They are more mature. Their social interests are higher than those of the boy al correspond lng ago. To view of this girls are likely to be patronizing towards the boys, and the latter are self-conscious and embarrassed when thrown Into company with the girls. This furnishes Some basis for the opinion that during a cor tain period in the development of the bay, it is Better that he should associate with girls of younger age, rather than with those of his own ago. The period is a short one, and corres- ponde in general to that of the first two college years. An opportunity at this time to associate more exclusively with those of his own sex will garnly be appreciated by maný boys,—Harpır'ı Bassar
Walhora, for Amay. Hangsang, for Shanghai, Kalgan, for Iloilo. Ithaka, for Shanghai, Kanzu, for Canton,
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Penger åt vic
Per Gironde, from Haiphong-Rev. Dieza Mannier.
Per Halching, from Cost Ports-Capt. Ashion, Messis, U. Paton, E. Rose, Kellmann, and 134 Chinese.
Per Catherine Apear, from Bingarare-Capi, Nielssen, Mr J. B. Windsor, Mr. and Ms. Braga and child, and 519 Chinese.
Per Langtang, from Manila-Messrs. L. M. Jessop, A. H. Perkin, Rev. McHall, Messrs. W, E. Olsen, J. Vancouth and P. F. Foss.
3
Per Sydney, for Hongkong from Singapore Messrs. J. Winter and tadertura. From Saigon-Mrs. Noel, Mrs. Baldwin and children, Mr. G. Thevent, Misses Auza and Zuba, and Mr. Matsuyo. For Shanghai from Marseilles-Messta, Caulais, Lhopital, Hewelin, Ruby, F. Nugens, Mr. and Mrs. Pierrugues, Metirs. Schwartz and Frue. From Port Said Mr. Caragalarsin. From Colombo-Sisters Gabrielle and Colombe. From Singapore Mr. Bowen. From Saigon-Mr. J. Dabene, Mess's, Leda And Mid ukama, Mrs Dancaurt, Mesars. Kopp, Esther, Huskestitz and E. Zurenne. For Kobe from Singapore-Messri, J. Uno and' Komshi For Yokohama from Marseilles-Mr. Jany Carillo, Mr. and Mrs. Ono and infant. Massis. Teiffenberg, Dussel. dapa, Shibanski, Kummamato, and Miss Orize Rize. From Saigon-Mossis, K. Hirano, Yamaguchi, and Mr. Ribault Lagaine,
Flipping Report.
Str. Kunis from Tientain Light winds, and fine clear weather.
Sin Kwongsung from Shanghai:- Light wiqda, and fire weather.
Sir. Tourane from Yakobama-Encountered on the way to Shanghai by zo miles S. Quelpart Island a cyclone disturbance.
Str. Catherine Apear from Singapore :- light rain in the northern part of China Sea. Fresh monsoon to the southern, and fine with
Str. Haiching from Forchow:-Theic to Swatow calms, and light SSW. breezes, and slight Sly swell, fine clear weather, thence to port calms, and light variable 'airs and rain.
Verniz in Port.
Уткамянн Aldershot, Br. 5.4., 1,354, Adam, 5th July,
Canton 5th July, Gen.-D, & Co., Ld Bedouin, Br... 3,245, H. Bandow, 14th July,
-Moli 9th July, Coal-D, & Co, Ld. Borneo, Ger. *.8., 1,344, F. Sembill, 31st July,
Sandakan rgth july, Timber.-M. & Co. China, Am. 5.1., 3,186, D. E. Frisle, 19th July -San Francisco 17th June, and Manila 17th July, Mails and Ges.-P. M. S. 5. Co.
Coulsdon, Br. 3.5., 2.772, I. J. Henry, 22nd July, New York arst May, Gen.-Order, Evandale, Br. $.s, 2,468, Wm. Bingers, 19th
July,-Calcatta 3rd July, Coal-D. & Co.
Ld.
Forest Castle, Br. s... 1,800, J. Ogilvie, 2016 July-Calcutta 37th June, Coal.-D. & Co., I.d.
Gregory Apcar, Br. s., 2,061, J. G. Olifent,
17th July,Calcutta art July, Penang and Hohenzollern, Ger. 6.x., 6,660, 0. Kreft, zoth Bingapore 12th, Gen.-D, S. & Co., Ld. Jaly, from Genoa, Ballast-M. & Co. Hongkong, Fr. 5, 743, A. Suzzoni, zrat July,
Haiphong 17th July, and Hoihow 20th, Gen. A. R. H. Kensington, Br. 6, 2,247, Dower, sand July,
-Balina Cruz 19th June, Ballast.-C, C. §. 9. Co.
Lantes, Br. &.8., 1,341, J. B. Jackson, 20th July, Saigon 16th July, Meal and Gen- Chinesa. Loosek, Ger, 1., 1,010, G. Schultzen, 22nd Magallanes, em. .., A. Yrezabal, 18th July
fuly, Bangkok 14th July, Rice.-B. & B.
Mapila 6th July, Bugar-Order. Mausing, Br, 82, 1,644, R. Houghton, 211
July-Sandakan 16th July, Timber and Ga-J1, M. & C
FVISIONS AT THE HOPELS.
Baker, A. S. Binghim, Mr. & Mrs. McHale, F.
Bissell, W. S.
J. E. and child Birbeck, R. J..
Biency, 5, Blair, D. K. Bonner, E. A. Broughall, L. Brighton, F. G.
Brown, Mr. & Mr. D.E. Moxos, Mr. and Mrs.
CHINA COAST, METRONOLOGICAL REGISTAR.
July 22nd, 1905, aura.
ladivostock. um.
Bar, Th, Hu. Wind Wi.
PEAK...
HONGKONG.
McGregor, Mr.
Aucott, E. F. Beattie, A. Reactie, M. P. Bornand, Mr. and Mrs. Bourchair, Mr. & Mrs. Meikle, Mr. and Mr. Boyd, Capt. and Mrs.
E.
King, Dr. and Mrs. Louder, Mr.
Macdonald, Mr.
Martin, R.
Meice, Mr. and Mrs. G.
Mitchell, R.
emura 6 BRE
lakodate ...
21
Manaiche, L.
Clothier, A. N.
Herber!
H
Marices, Mrs, Miller, P. L. Moon, Mr. & Mrs. F. M. Moore, Dr. W. 1, A. Morrison, Mrs.
Cocks, Mr. & Mr. A.E, Musila, E..
Darling, Col Dizon, Mr. Edwards, Mr. and Mrs. Gates, Capt. Hallingworth, Mr. and
Mr.
Ollis, F. B.
O'Neil, J. L. Hugh
Parry, Major
Bunner, Mr. and Mrs. Muller, Dr. F.
Harker, B. Brotherton
Munthe.Brus, Mr. and Hassan, Mr. and Mrs.
W.C. Carter, W. L.
Mrs. Chambers, Mr. & Mrs. Murray, E. H.
H.K.
Murray, P. C.
Clark, Hon. Dr. Francis Murray, V. Clark, Mr. and Mr. A. Nagatomi, Y. K.
Newington, A. G.
Offord, Mrs. Paley E.
R. G. Clark, T.
Clegg, R.M., Eng.
Lt. Oliffe, O. C.
and Mrs. H. L
Packer, B. L.
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Cooth, J. Vas
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Cunningham, G.
Pan, Mr. F. N, La Parfitt, W.
Peake, W.
T. L.
Davies, F. Q. Deacon, F. B. Doolittle, F. H.: Douglas, Capt.& Miz.). Downing, Mr. T. C. Durri, Delawar, Mr. & Mme.
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A.
Fletcher, U. Felons, Dr. C. P.
Gilbert, H.
Glover, C. Grant, A. W Grone, Dr. F. Hall, Capt. 7.
Harding, R.
Haslett, II. J.
Dock.
Hongkong & Whampoa Dock Roturus. Magellanes.....
Humber.......
Progress
M.S. Janus mae J'oschan.......
nit Linslnou
Hobbins, Mr. & Mrs. Hsu Un Yuen Hurst, R.N., Engineer
Capt.
Innes, Capt. R. Janni, H.
Jourdan, Mr. and Mrs. Ships Passed The Caual.
Jury, Capt. C. J Outward-14th June - Den of Crombie, 17th Kaplan, Mr. & Mrs. N. June--Liberia, Grafton, Patricius, Verdande, Kampf. H. B. Krem, Fengtien. 21st June-Southgrove. Kerr, F. 24th June-Malacca. 27th June-Benledi. Laing, A. H. 30th June-Wittekind, Achilles, Agincourt, Large, U. I. C. 4th July-Poona, Atholi, Rhenania, Stuttgart, Lewis, A. R. Pyrrhus, Fornexchange, Korana, Oceano. 7th Lewis, L. S. July-Aferionethshire, Antenor, Candia, Glen-
Luckie, A. R. roy, Machaon. 12th July-Prine Eitel Fried
Luttringhans, P. rich. 14th July-Armand Behit, Indrasamba, Macdonald, D.. Oopack, Ulysses, Orestes. 19th July-Barotit, Marriott, Dr. O. Rengine, Freya, Pocahontas,
Matsda, K. Homeward-12th July-Socotra, 14th July | Matsudaira, 1. -Kintuch, Zieten. 19th July-Bantu
NAME.
Arrivals at Home-14th June-Katsow. 17th June-Agamemnon, 21st June-Preussen. 24th June-Artemisia, Teenkai, 27th June- Jason, Pera, 30th June-Schuylkill, Trieste, Ernest Simons, Slavonia, 4th July-Roon, Nassovia. 7th July-Lowther Castle. 12th Tydens. 14th July-Bayern, Benalder, Hud. Alacrity July Larries, Benvenue, Dardanus, Dioned, ton, Polynesian. 19th July--Segovia, Indrani. | Andromeda
Post Ottice.
Aran... Astraea
A Hall will olore for :~~ Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Hengkong, zych July, 9 A..
Frederich, Wilhelmshafen, Herbertshobe, Erne Matupi, Brisbane, Sydney and Melbourne-Enrick Per Prins Waldemar, 25 h July, 10 AM.
Exe Swatow, Amoy and Fonchow-Per Hai Fame ching, 24th July, 10A.M.
Glory* Haiphong--Pet Gironde, 15th July, 10 A.M
Handy Europe, &c. India, via Tourane, 25th July, 11 A..
Tuticorin-Par | Hart Macne-Per Heungshan, 25th July, 1.15 PM, Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per Gregory Apear, 24th July, 2 P.M.
Manila-Per Tean, 15th July, 3.P.M. July, 5 P.8.
Swatow and Bangkok-Per Paklat, 15th
26th July, 9 Aki.
Swatow, Amoy and Auping--Per Promise,
Hayats, Col. Hareland, F. A.
Reisgaun, A.
Heit, Mr. and Mrs.
F. Taget
Hindekofel, Mr. & Mrs. Hudig, D. Jeffries, H. U. Johnson, Rey, Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Kaye, Major and Mrs. Kelsall, Major & Mrs.”
Paxton, Capt. H. W. Phillips, Major Piggott, Mr. and Mrs. Pollock, x.C., Mr. Reigfe, Dr. and Mrs, Sawer, Capt. and Mrs. Sinclair, A. Stadt, Mr. and Mn,
Van de Stokes, Mr.
Thomas, Mr. Uffel, W. von Vandin, Gardon Vereker, Capt.
Mrs. White, Dr. and
M. J.
CRAIGTEBURN,
Perkins, Mr. and Mrs. Gaskell, Mr. and Mr. Smith, E. Grant
Raderma, D. Raven, R. Roach, Mm. J. S. and
child Robarts, Mr. and Mrs.
Rochet, L. Rosenthal, 5, Seng Trung Scott, A, O.
Serebrenikaw, S. A.
Dann, G. H.
Gibbons, J. B.
Hogg, Mri.
Kapteyn, B. D. Lyons, F. W. Marchant, Capt, and Mrs, and children McPherson, J. L. Nicholls, E. A.
tokio ......... techi Tagasaki Kagoshima... boshima. *Tah **** Ishigakijima..
Taiboku a.m. raichu.......... Taipan......... Koshan l'escadores...
STAGE
Veihaiwei ... dam. Gulaff *****
Sharp Penk...
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Canton
1J 29.7285 83
and Hongkong... 10m. 29.75 85 27
Mrs.
Russell, Mrs.
Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Grant Lasell, Dr. Sidney Webb, Mr. and Mrs.
Montague Wilson, Dr. Newell Young, J. Ashton
OCCIDENTAL.
Victoria Peak
Gap Rock... facau rt•s.vus Haiphong
Manila......... Bacolod...... He lo
Cebu
11
29.74
K&E
29.59 88 - SE
11
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a.m.
29.8779
29
C. St. James 10a.m.
July 24th, 1905, 0.17.
Vladivostock.7. a.m. Nemuro 6 Hakodate
·Tokio .......... Kechi
King, Mr. and Mrs. J. Nagasaki...
Lowo, Miss Siesio
Majer, Capt. and Mrs.
a.m.j29.80
Ng
19.77
19.71
39.64
Anderson, G.
(29.60
Avenberg, Tho.
W.
Chandler, Lieut. Army Krill, G.
Kagoshima...
29.64
Oshima
[29.73
Skinn, A. J.. Skott, C.
Educ " Dept
Lowe, Mr. and Mrs.
Naha
29.74
Dommik, B.
Snewin, E. A. Stanley, H. H.
Erkeri, R.
Fisher, R.
Stein, A. L.
Gilibert, C.
Hales, G. L.
Owen, O. E.
Harms, F.
Sheel, Robt. H.
Hochne, Dr. Med.
Vojacek, R.
Keyt, Dr. H.
KOWLOON.
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Stewart, W. M. Strachan, Miss Q. Taylor, E. A. Thompson, M. L. Thornborrow, i. Trimnell, W. D. Uhl, F. Unbehaun, C. H. Valette, Mrs. Verneuil, P. Vickers, R. C. Watkins, Miss E. Whitlow, A, W. Windsor, J. B.
and child Munro, Miss A.
Grotenberan, Capt. H. Ohme, A,
Evans, Mr. and Mrs. Mahlor, G.
• Pinkers and child
Hall, J. S.
Keese, H. Kendall, J. H.
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15 29.57
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6.35 a 29.65 82 Swatow9 a.m.29.63 29.61
Canton
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Price, Capt. and Mrs. Hongkong team 29.61 86 74
Victoria Peak Gap Rock ... Macao........ 14 Haiphong
Manila
D. L.
Rattje; Fred. Reed, Thos.
Witlert, P. J.
Wong, His Excellency
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HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASS.
+
TONS. GUNS I.H.P.
CAPTAIN,
Commander Harbord
Lieut. Commander R. H. Heaton
Captain Lionel G. Tufnell
LAST REPORTED AT
Weihaiwei
Weihaiwei
Weihaiwai
Shanghai
Weihaiwel
Weihaiwal
Hongkong
Yangtsze
Weihaiwai
...Weihaiwei
.....Weihaiwel
Weihaiwei Walhalwei
despatch-vessel...
1,700
3,000
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
torpedo boat destroyer...
550
6
+6,500 7,000
Captain R. Nelson Ommandey
cruiser, and class
4,362
7,000
Bonaventure
cruiser, and class
4,360
7,000
Captain H. H. Torlesse
Cadmus Cherub Clio Diadem De:
loop...
1,070
1,400
Commander II. du C. Luard...
water tank and tug...
390
300
sloop... cruiser, at class
Jel
1,070
1,400
11,000
16,500
Commander H. D. Wilkia; p.9.0. Captain H. W. Savory
torpedo boat destroyer
560
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer
7,000
Lieut. Commander H. E. Sulivan. Lieul-Commander Bather
lorpedo boat destroyer
7,000
torpedo boat destroyer
7,000
21
torpedo boat destroyer
306
3,700
battleship, 1st class...
12,000
16
13,900
torpedo boat destroyer ....
275
4,000
Lieut.-Commander Lewin Commander A: F. Everett Lieut.-Commander Stevenson Captain Hon. Stopford Lieut-Commander J. May
144
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Weibaiwei
414
en route Hongkong
Weihaiwel
torpedo boat destroyer.
275
4,000
Liaut-Commander Richards...
Hongkong
Hecla...
special service torpedo-v...|
6,400
2,400
Captain E. F. 3. Charlton
141
Weihaiwel
Bogue...
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
21,000
Captain Shortland.
Weihaiwai
Iphigenis
cruiser,, and clası
3,600
7,000
Captain William B. Fawckner
Weihaiwai
lichen... Janus Kinsha
torpedo boat destroyer
550
7,000
Lieut. Commander C. Seymour
Weihaiwal
torpedo boat destroyer....
280
3,900
river gunboat
141
83
1,200
Moorhen ... Outer... Rambler ... Robin... Sandpiper ... Sirius... Snipe ... Taku Sutlej TAMAY Teal Virago Waterwitch Whiting Widgeon...
river gunboat
180
Epo
164
350.
6,300
Lieut-Commander W. H. Darwall... Lieut-Commander E. V.F.R. Dugmore Lieut-Commander F, B. Noble Lieut.-Commander J. Kiddie
Hongkong
Vangtsze
West River
Welhalwai
654
Commander C. E. Monro
144
Surveying
**
river gunboar river gunboat
140
J
Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan
340
P
Lieut.-Commander H. T. Atlay...
Hongkong.
West River
cruiser, and class
1,600
7,000
Captain C. H. H. Moure
Singapore
river gunboal...
140
Yangiers
torpedo boat destroyer.
250
6,500
In reserve ..
Hongkong
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
21,000
Hongkong
receiving ship ...
4,650
Commodore Dicken
Hongkong
3-
river gunboat
180
800
Lient.Commander E. Secretan ...
Yangieza
torpedo boat destroyer
6,300
Lieut.-Commander Gregory...
Welhaiwoi
121
surveying ship...
620
450
Commander R, W. Glennie
Surveying
torpedo boat destroyer
зва
5,000
Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas...
Weihaiwei
river gunboat.
115
195
800
Woodcock...
4
river gunboat
Ter
150
$50
Woodlark...
river gunboat...
150
530
Lieut. Commander Hugh Somerville 'Lieut.-Commander Jao. F. Knox......
*
Yangtare
Yangtare
MACAO-Per Heungahan, 26th July, 1.15 1.1. Tientsin-Per Esang, 26th July, a P.M. Macao-Per Heungshan, 27th July, 1.15 P.M. Tientsin-Fer Esong, 27th July, 2 P.M. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco-Per China, 28th July, 11 A.M.
Macao-Per Heungshan, 28·h July, 1.1 P.M. Ningpo and Shanghai-Per Tientals, ath July, 3 P.M.
Shanghai-Per Kwongsang, 28th July, 3 .. Kudat and Sandakan-Per Borneo, 19th July, & A.,
Manila-Per Rubi, 29th July, 10 A Europe, & lado, via Tuticoriu- | < Chusan, 29th July, 11 A.M.
Macao-Por Hengshan, 29th July, 1.15 F.M. Cebu and Iloilo-Per Sungkiang, 29th July,
3 P.M.
Macro-Per Heungahan, 31st July, 1.15 P.3. 31st July; 5 P.M.
Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Zatta, Datavia, Samarang, Sourabaya and Macassar -Per Tjipanas, ist Aug., 11 A.M.
Sangha
Boyabaki, Kabe, Vikshana. cteria and Vancouver, B.C.-Per Empress of China, and Aug., 10 A.M.
Turone. India, via Tulkorn Per Scharnhorst, and Aug, 11 A.M.
Singapore, Sourabaya and Samarang-Per Hopiang, 2nd Aug, 2 P.M.
torpedo boat destroyer
surveying-vessel
Flag of Admiri Sir Gerard U. Noel, Commander-in-Chief,
Manila, Zamboanga, Port Darwin, Thursday Sydney, Hobart, Launceston, New Zealand, Cacti ... Island, Cooktown, Cairo, Townsville, Brisbane, Melbourne, Adelaide and Ferth-Per Tatysan, and Aug., 3 P.M.
9th Aug., i am.
D'Assas
Décidée Descartes ... Estoc...
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120)
river gunboat
gunboat
***
armoured craiser
gunboat
cruiter....
river gunboat destroyer ...destroyer....
Lieut. Commander Davidson
Captain W. L. Grant
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spicer-Simson Yangtze
***
100
Lient. Cortotter
Commander Sagat-Duvauroux
Commander Simon
... Saigon
Gulf of Siam
Baie d'Along
Haiphong
Baie d'Along
Haiphong
Haiphong
Bain d'Along Haiphong
... Haiphong ...Haiphong ...Saigon
Fins quan phu tay Saigon
Saigon
IN
Haiphong
a
Baie d'Along
FRENCH MEN-OF-WAR ON THE CHINA STATION.
NAME.
FLAG AND DESCRIPTION. TONS. GUNS H..P.
COMMANDING OFFICERS.
LAST REPORTED AT
Acheron Argus.... Avalanche... Baloanetta... Caronade
t
jst
armoured queboat ...river gunboat
river aabnat
lebr
24
1,706
140
1,700
Lieut. Ferret
#11
EM
Saigon
500
Licut, Jeanne!
Wachow
150
**
river gunboat
Haiphong
*
Salgon
11
river gunboat
150
Lieut. Hae
150
Saigon
438
Lieut. Merveilleux du Vignaux,
9,500
Captain Allaire..
191
1,000
Lieutenant L'Eost...
*
5.500
Commander Amet ...
12+
303
Lieut. Mère
**
a
303
5,300
Lieut. Coloni
F
611
303
Lizat. Jebenne...
+10
9376
29,300
Capt. Ridoux
"
Lieut. Portier...
200
308
307
300
T
1,350
1,200
**
w
Armbruster
armoured cruiser
120
9,700
19,600
Capi, Duval
***
destroyer ...
M
307
6,300
Lieut. Prat
river gunboat...
A
Lleut, Grollier
pr
IN
Lleat, Lavissière
destroyer....
307
6,300
Llant. de Reinach-Warh
CAL
Lient, Glorieux
battleship, reserva
9,437
6,071
Commodre C. P. M. Peidioda
destroyer.
4
--
1,796
1,200
Capt. Depries...
Lieut. Leball bea
་
.or
20,000
Capt. Guibertad
629
Lieat. Roque..
T
250
**
*
6,150 123
4360
Capt, Terguer...
500
Lient Brugnen
Sandakan-Per Mausang, 3rd Aug., 2 P.M. Manila-Per Zafiro, tth Aug., 11 AM, Tacoms, Wash.-Per Tramont, 8th Aug., Francisque......
Moji, Kabe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C, and 11 AM,
Fronde Namiang, 8th Aug., It A,
Singapore, Penang and Calcutta l'er Guichen† Victoria and Vancouver, B.C. Per athesis, Jacquin
Gueydon. Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Heori Rivière....
Javeline Kersaint of postage on letters from Hongkong and the Montcalm...
On and after 15th July, 1905, the rate Lysz... will be at the rate for 4 cents for each half. Olry ... British Postal Agencies, in China to Australla. Mousquet .. ounce instead of so cents as at present
Peiho... to Hongkong and the British Pastal Agencies Proléon The rate of postage on latter from Australia, Pistolet
Chins will be reduced from 23d to 24. for Redoutable...
247
B
ach
each half ounce.
Babre
and Macao will be closed on week days at 7:30: Surprise Maile for Canton, Samshul; Wachow Sully...
Styx
every morning, On Sundays the mihil for Takiang Canton at 9 a.m. Macho will be closed at 8 am, and that for Takon...
Kumchuk, Bamshui, Wechow and Canton
Mails for. Namtao, Sanbue, Kongmoon, Vigilante...
Vauban
will be closed at 9am. every evening at 5 pm. On Sundays the mails
No mail will be closed for Canton on Satur day araning.
***
...
JC+
protected cruiter armoured cruiser riyer gunboal
tiver gunboat Gym destroyer. cralser.....
sub-marine...
gunboat
sub-marine
armoured gunboat
armoured cruiser guaboat...
river gunboat destroyer. battleship, reserva river gunboat "
* 10,014
* Flagship of Vice Admiral Bayle, Commander-in-Chişi.
900.
† Flagship of Rear-Adiniraí de Fauqua de Jonquières, Secund-la-Commande
**
+
40 404
***
"
***
Baie d'Along
Chungking
Tongku
Saigon
Baie d'Along
Baigon Haiphong
Saigon.
Buis d'Along
Bais d'Along Upper Yangiss Baigu
Hongay Canton