TELEGRAMS.
[Renter's]
The Russian Loan. POLITICAL SITUATION UNFAVOURABLE.
LONDON, 7th January.
M. Rouvier has informed the Russian agent that the political situation is not favourable for floating the proposed loan of £31,000,000.
The Chinese in the Transvaal. Mr. Herbert Gladstone, speaking in Leeds, said that the intmediate deportation of Chi- nese Inbourers from the Transvant would produce financial and industrial chaos in South Africa. He considers that it is a duty to after the position with as little friction as possible.
British Trade.
The imports for the year momit to 565,000,000, an increase of 14 500,000, and exports to 330,000,000, an increase of
25,250,000.
The Morocco Conference, -ITALIAN SUPPORT OF FRANCE, O
8th January. The diallan newspapers continge to give. their warni support to the rights of France in Morocco, and welcome the appointment of Marquis Vicontiveņosta, the author of the Franco-Italian and Anglo-Ralian' agree ments re Morocco, as the Italian Delegate
to the conference.
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COUNT WITTE'S CONVICTION Count Witte, at an interview, said he was convinced that the reports of the aggressive attitude of the. Kaiser at the Morocco con ference were unfounded. "He considers that Germany will pursue an exclusively pacific policy at the conference, which will terminate without difficulties.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1906.
HONGKONG AD.C
STORY OF "THE NEW BOY,"
THE SUIT FOR CUALA
TURE TOPICS.
advised when they resolved to stage” The New Honour, Sir Francis Piggott, Chief Justice, wind that swept the valley on the last galloping wilt make them useful mambors in every walk
The Hongkong A. D. C. were excellently Boy," a farce, in three acte, which kept the Aunt" It is brimful of fun; the humour and London boards nearly as long as "Charley's hilalty are continuous; the situations are so comical that one is kept laughing from begin. ning to end, and it is real hutour, which is intensely exhilirating. The A.D.C. give their first performance on Friday, their second on Saturday, and the third on Monday,
THE "PAUL BEAU" IN COURT. In Adiniralty Jurisdiction this morning His
presiding, the case in which the Sam Hing $5,060.90, being the price of coal supplied to firm iued these. Paul Brautor the recovery of
the defendant steamer, was resumed this morning.
Mr. M. W. Slade, instracted by Mr. C. D. Wilkinson of Messrs. Wilkinson and. Grist, appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., for the defendant, instruered by Many people in Hongkong know" The New Mr. M. J. D. Stephen. Before Mr. lock Boy" like the palm of their hand, but there continued his opening address for the defence, may be a few to whom Mr. Arthur Law's plays Honour said there could, he supposed, be no doubt in the case he mentioned yesterday new, and a sapsis of the plut-for this happens to be time of the few fasces in which that the coal was ordered by the owners of the steamer by post, that the remedy would be there is plot, although it is extremely com- plicated may not be unwelcome, in the cirunly by an Action in em. There could be no cumstances. There are three' acts, and not a question about that. dull moment in any une of them.
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Mr. Pollack. There is jurisdiction fer rem for necessary supplies to a stemmer. -
Old Dr. Candy, the headmaster of a boy's school at Dulwich, he bared a little furtune,
His Honour Not necessary supplies, but with the result that he is the special object of goods supplied by order of the master.
Mr. Pullock said that the case of the Apon care of a distant.relative named Felix Roach. One of Rouch's redneming qualities is that heCify un which his learned friend taked, and the master's claim to a lien on that vessel arope has a daughter, called Nancy, a slip of a girl, 10 years old. Ranch is after the under special statutory provisions, tie is money; Nancy is out for fun; But Dr.
given the sume ben in respect of disbursements,.. Candy has a nearer relative, Mrs. Kennick,roperly made on account of the ship, as he has who married in defence of his wishes,fer his wages, and all the remarks of the and became a widow," Dr. Candy had tender learned Judge in that case showed that it would designs on Mr. Rennick, and now wishes to be a gross injustice not to allow, the caps in to pardon-her and receive her into his heart.exercise his statutory rights given hin iyile Unfortunately, Mrs. Rennick has manied Merchant Shipping Act. As regards the ques
on of registration the Paul Bear had all along again-Rennick, is her new name-and liet husband, Archibald Rennick, is "The Newbeen registered in the name of the. Compugnie. Boy" of the piece. He un described as being so Frangise des Navigations, the real own, sears old, and looks younger. The first net
and Trevoux was mentioned as an upens with Roach and his daughter Nancy that is a person who equips, is out and works a vessel. In this case the muster did not urdei having a chat in the Dr's house. Roach is sty intrigger.and bows and scrapes to Dr. any goal, that eval was ordered by à man Candy in great style. Nancy, it seems, makes named Kwok Yik Tin, an employee of Tie
me fly by having a quiet flirtation with the yax's, who said that at first lie was under the French MasterThen the Dr. appears on the impression that Trevoux was the actual owner of scene with a letter which states that Mrs. Ren- the Paul Being, but later he had reason to aljuj nick is bringing her boy Freddy to be educated at his school-which causes Ruach almost in have an apoplectic fit. The Itennicki arrive and receive a gracious welcome from Dr. Candy, who in the course of conversation states that he has regretted the way they parted ever since the day she left. He has altered his will, he says, in her favour, and now asks her not to be his wife, that would be too sudden-but-10 be his housekeeper. Mrs. Kennick's husband, Archibald, comes into the idem, and the worthy Dr. immediately assumes that at 7. Hennick is his relative's son," pats him on the head, praises him generally. In fact, Mrs. Rennick's husband is converted into "" The New, Bay" before the bewildered youthful- looking married man knows what has happen. ed. Fortunately, Fredly has been left behind; his luggage is aethe station, and it is determines quoted by Mr. I ollock, His Honour decided cd that the clothes of Freddy will just sujt "The New Boy," Meanwhile "The New Boy" gets up a mild flination with Nancy,' which' The defendant denied the charge.
neatly causes Mrs. Reutick to give the show From the evidence beard it appears that theway, and the French master sees visions of defendant was discharged 'from the Company's duels, but these malters are explained, services on the 3rd instant. His dismissal was "Freddy alius "Archibald "The
The Philippines.
The United States have decided to send two additional regiments to the Philippines
It is explained that, this is a precautionary measure, the to the possibility of America interests in China repiring protection, owing to the change which China is undergoing,
·BUROPHAN LHANGER WITH THEPT.
TRAM INSPECTOR CONVICTED.
At the Police Court this morning, before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, William Day, formerly in the employ of the Hongkong Electric Tramway Company, an inspector, was prosecuted by Mr. J. Gray Seast, the géner manager, for stealing from a tram conductor, at Kennedy Town, on the 7th instant, the sum of $14, the property of the company.
recorded in a book, which all employees see. On the 7th inst, at defendant'hoarded a car and1 proceeded to Kennedy Town. He was there supposed to have stolen the money from the conductor.
J.G. Ncost general manager of the company, said that defendant was discharged on the 3rd instant, by Mr. R. Course, the discharge being confirmed by witness. It had come to life knowledge that the conductors were in the habit of leading out the Company's money; hut witness did not know whether they (the con- ductors) received, in return 1.0.12%.
R. Course, Traffic superintendent, Tramway Company, said:-I discharged the defendant at three o'clock, pm, on Wednesday, the 3rd, on account of defendant not being at work on the previnus Saturday.
Defendant-Why did you not take my checking sheet on Wellnesday?
Witness: The practice is that sheets should be in the office in the morning. Defendant:- What was I dismissed for?
New Boy" is dragged off to a football match and returns black and blue. "I don't mind marbles, and I can put up with leap frog-but fi play fouthall I'm dmd." Tablets.
Matters are further camplested in the second act. As Mrs. Rennick seems likely to become Dr. Candy's heiress it is obviously i dach's duty to make love to the money. The New
Hoy finds himself is clothes far too small for him, and uses language which fits the occasion if not the place. Roach de termines to gain the "Boy's regard, and the "Hay" responds by treating Roach, apparently to a selection of choice stones, after which he induces the Indulgent Roach to stand him a whisky and soda.
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spino. Kwok had disborted no money for the coal, and the coal was not paid for but the ship was not liable since the master did mit
aider it.
His Honour. Pake that Mr. Shade's point is that the case of the Rifon City is ou all fours, in principle with this case?
Mr. Slade: Th principle, my Lord. Mr. Liebert, French Consul, gave evidence as in the registration of the Paul Heart, and explained the meaning of the word, armateur, and said it meint the ams who ited out and ran the vessel, Borrowing her from the owner.
His Hora: Then the womiteur would be the chasterer?
Mr. Liebert :.. Yes, that is also a meaning of the word. It ja never used of the owner.
After considering the arguments and authoris
to admit the arguments on French, law, it necessary by ordering them in pleadings, but Said in that case Mc. Slade would have the right, if anything unforesgen transpired, of asking for an adjournment to consider it, Continuing his evidence, Mr. Liebert said that, part from France, the oid places where a French steamer could be registrert was in'a, French Colony, or in a French consulate in a feregn country.
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Mr. Pollock proposed to put a few questions to witness regarding French faw, and Mr. Slade formally objected, an 1 the objection was noted.
Mr. Pollout: According to French law could a ship be seized for a debt contracted by an employee of the armateur?−1t, could not, when, as in this case, the wond ematene did not include the owner
said the word amateur would atean any per Causs-examined by Mr. Staude, Mr. Lichest
son who for the time being, was in lawful pns.
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Tuesday, Jan. 9. The weather was all that could be desired this morning. Instead of a cold and bleak Burning, and the heavy mist that hung over the course, the morning was bright, and the weather such that overcoats were deemed unnecessary: I am speaking of the weather from the point of view of a spectator who has to linger about the compound looking on, It was a warm morning for the hard working Jock
The attendance was good. Among those pre- sent were noticed Sir Paul Chater, Messrs. T. F. Hough, H. P. White, Geo. Potts, J. A. Jupp, D. aed nald, E. W. Rater The Trainer," several legal lights of the Colony, and my humble friend Snowball," and others, morning, and the few quarters that, were re. There were not many gallops put up this corded are not worthy of special mention,
THE MEASUREMENTS.
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At about seven o'clock the ponies were mea sored by the Clerk of the Course and below are given the ones and heights of the measured :-
h.ins.
Dr. Jordan's No. jz
M. T. Christiani's No. 29 Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's sub.......
Mr. Mody's The Peacemaker.
Ho, Mr. C.W. Dickson's Ca-Caqny, 131 Mr. H..P. White's Banzai .......... Mr, Mody's Marechal Niel Ross
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ing in that large and spacious hall, which was dub to the munificance of his predecessor, and a great protector of that Institute. It was really causa for great satisfaction to him to son such a large number of boys trained by the Brothers in Religious Knowledge-that instruction which of life. To conduct a school of about a thou
and boys was not an easy matter. It required experience and long practice in the art of teaching, and his the Christian Brothers possess. ed to a very high degree. The Brothers of the Christian Schools are essentially
Intintations.
Special Opportunity
AT THE
ROBINSON PIANO
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THE FRIENDS OF THE PEOPLE. That he ventured to any was due to the who taught that education should be within saintly founder, St. John Baptist de 'La Salle,' the reach of the poor as well as the wealthy and great. Thus we see the Bushets of the Christian Schools in various parts of the world numbering their pupils by thousands and tens of thousands. They, the Christian Brothers, had just been given charge of the schools in Manila by the American Government, who bad alan granted them large sud uut their in order that the Trothers might carry out. work better, St. Jolas Baptist de La Salle made a rule that Latin and Greek should not be taught by them. He considered bat a very wise rule, for St. Benedict's boys had no difficulty in finding employment suited to their life... Suppose the thousand boys who attended school iliere learnt Latin and Greek and became Lawyers and Doctors, would it not be more than the plague of locusts in Egypt? Everywhere there was a great demand for schools, but no one was better fitted to carry. out that work than the Brothers of the Chris tian Schools. His Grace concluded by addrei--ME AT A MOMENT'S NOTICE
ONE GETS A POOR RETURN FROM
·A PIANÖ IF IT IS A MERE ARTICLE OF FURNITUR: OR AN INDIF FERENT MUSICAL INSTRUMENT.
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sing "dis pupils. He said he had addressed their masters at length in order that they (the pupils) might, profit more and more by being
under their guidance, They ought to try and
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The report for presentation to the share- holders at the ninth arthnary general meeting "to be held at the attice of the general managers
on Saturday, January 20, is as follows:
Annexed we have the pleasure to lay before shareholders statement of accounts made up in December 31st, 1995.
The gross earnings for the past year amouni to $131,721.32 and after deducting all expenses, ienteneration to general managers, consulting committee's and auditor's (ees, there remains a balance of $104.794,73, which it is recommend- ed be appropriated as follows, viz.:---
To place in reserva fund ...$10,000.00 To pay a dividend of 8 per cent. "0,000'00 To carry forward to the credit of
4.791.73
next year's account............ Shang, having left the Colony, does not seek Consulting Committee. Mr. Chau Tung re-einction. In accordance with the Articles of Association, Messis. J. S. Van Buren, Chow Hing Kee, Jr. W. 3, Noble and Mr. H. P. White retire, but offer themselves for re-election..
Auditors.-The accounts have been audited. by Messrs: A. O'12. Gourdin and W. H. Fotts, who are recommended for re-election.
SHEWAN, TOMES & CO., General Managers.
$ 6,340.06.
The accoupts for the year 1905 are as under:
PROFIT AND LOSS, Charges.... Consulting Committee lees Balance........ Auditors' fers..........................
Balance, brought for
ward from last year. interest received on
- mustpages Joans,&c. $131,721,22 Less interest paid,come..
mission, &c., &c.
19,000 12
The bully of session and using the ship for the time bei Unclaimed dividends written off...
the school has a scrap with the new chum, just to peep his hand in, and orders him off to
neighbouring, orchard to steal the apples,
"The New Boy" cunsenis under great odds. But the new 'tin has an inquenchabite thirst, He-induces Susan lie housemaid to go fur
a bottle of Scotch on the pretence that it is for.
his so-called mother. Susan returns with the
the eyes of Dr. Candy, who is amazed, wrath, plethoric, and all the rest of it. Mrs. Hennick denies having sent for the stuff, which at last is nearly being explained away by "The New Hay" when the keeper of the orchard arrives, recognises the "archin" who stole his apples, and hands him over to a constable,
In the end, of course, everything comes right The New Boy" has a pretty rough time of it, and is actually sentenced to receive an applica tion of the bitch, rod for his Bule escapade in the orchard. That settles it. He explains, and as he is able to help Dr. Candy on a mat-
Witness For being absent from duty. Sergt. J. F. Lee said: 1 arrested the defen-whisky and presents it to Mrs. Rennick under dant al 11, 30 am, on the Atli inst., on a charge of larceny on the Praya East,
Defendant, in his statement, suid-I asked the conductor for the musey which was willing ly offered to me, and during the name I sat in the car at Kennedy Town the money was count ed into my hands. There is a regulator there to regulate the cars. I told the conductor to roport it-the lending of the money to the office on the arrival of his car. My reasons for this, sir, -Sur-wing the money-was to have an in- terview with Gray Scott, as I was discharged without a proper explanation, or being paid up to the date of my discharge. I beg to mention that when I made this agreement it was under Blood thint a monile's notice would suffice either „parties disagreed, but I was told to get out of
the office, without an explanation.
His Worship said he did not believe the story of the conductor that defendant stole the money out of his bag. There was no doubt that the conductor parted with the money at defendant's request, defendant making the con- ductor to believe that he was still in the ComTheodore de tirac (a French master)-Cap Sandal, ALLE, pany's empfay. Therefore defendant got the money by false pretences. He was sentenced to three weeks' bard labour.
THE WEATHER.
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The following report is from Mr. F. G. Pigg. Fiat Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory:~ On the 9th at 11.40 a. The baromeler bas fallen over China owing to a depression which appears to be moving Eastwards in the Yang. tze valley.
Pressure is highest over Southern Man- churia
Gradients are slight in the South, and mp derate to light monsoon may be expected in the Formoin Channel and the N. part of the
Erench ships weie registered in, then places: in France by metropolitan authority, in French tries, at the French Consules, À Fench "Colonies by same amhority, or forein conn-
shop was registered at the place where she he. came French. The Paul Beur was never re
Histered in Hongkong at the French Consulate, A lengthy argument here ensued as to the dessibility of a letter of demand written by Messi. Deacon, Looker and Beacon, on half of the plaintiff in the first instance, and
Mr. F. B. Deacon of that firm was called to testify as to under what circumstances that memory did not serve his as to whether the letter was written, when he stated that his letter was written as the result of his advice to his then client, or whether the latter simply asked him to write it.
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M. Stade sait as he had seen the letter, some hours previously, he had no objection in its going in.
The question of the non-production of the charter-party showing Trevoux to be ter of shares in which Roach is concerned there the armateur, then arore, when Mr. Pol
Archibald Remick (aged 30)-Mr. Texier.
Dr. Candy, as (Principal of Birichgrove School, Dulwich:
#aged 60)-Mz. 11, M. Kendall. Fells Roach (aged jo)-Major Philipps, 2.4.
BALANCE SHEET;
Liabilities.
Capital roocoshares
al $to$2,000,000 00 Less 100,000.00 shares
unissued... * 1,000,000,00
Reserve fund
Sundry creditors Company's bankers,
lance of profit and loss.....
Assets,
$.115.238.39
A
months" sight C
4 months' sight: LC
RACHALS'
PIANOS
11/10
$550, formerly $670.
2.571
491
1.09
.152.
.*53+
nom.
.11% prem. nom.
JUST UNPACKED
IN NEW STORE,
10 BECHSTEIN,
...123.
30 days' sight San Franciscu & New York. 50) | months' sight
dr.
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to days' sight Sydney and Melbourne......3/1
month sight France
on the sight
months' sight Germany Bar Silveriquesande Bank of Kugland rate Sovereign
OPIDH QUOTATIONS,
To-day's quotations are as follow
Malwa New
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31
Old... Older
11
Oldest
Patna New
Old... Metafel New
Old.... -Persian (Paper)
....................2.62
2.15 30 1/20 ....4% .9.80
Per picul
100 1,010/1,030
@), 1,040/1,050
STEINWAY
KRAUSS, НААКЕ,
RACHALS
WERNER.
A STOCK UNEQUALLED
IN THE COLONY.
1080/110 HIRE OR CREDIT.
1,180/1,200
Por chest
@ 943 @ 935 915
905
To-day's Advertisements.
4,000.00 THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, 1898.
200,00 104.791.73 APPLICATION FOR, REGISTRATION OF
TRADE MARK
NOTICE is hereby given that W; A. ROSS & SONS, LIMITED, has, on the 27th day of October, 1905, applied for the Registra tion, in the REGISTER OF TRADE MARKS, of the following Trade Mark:
$ 1,581.29
112,721.10
10.6.00
$ 115,238.39
- 1,000,000,00
497,408.65
N
80,002,00 in the name of W. A. ROSS & SONS, 14,926.06 LIMITED, of 17 and 19. William Street 179.906.96 South, Bellast, Ireland, Aerated and Mineral Water Manufacturers who claim to be the sole 104,791.73
proprietors thereof. $1,329674-75
Loans on provident
systent............$ 736,799.95 On mortgages, shares,
Ste.
Investment of deseive fund or shares Green Island Cement Co. Ld, at $28.........$ 54,700.00
- 1,229,207,60
1,5 shares China
Light Power Co,
Id, at 19............ 21,500.00
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79,200,00 17,895.62
3.391.53 $1,329,694.75
TÙE CHRISTIAN BROTHERS.
A GRACEFUL TRIBUTE,
is an entire and mutual understanding. As lock said the point now was not why the will be seen, the play is full of possibilities, charter-party was not produced, but how his Sunday debiors crammed with piquant situations and lively learned friend could possibly ask his Lord. Cash as could be desired. "The New lloy should ship to strike out from his notes à definite provide a characters are as follows:-
must enjoyable evening. The
statement nude by a witness. in evidence, and to which no objection was taken at the time. If that could be done, then it would be giving carte blanche to take an ink-ercer and scratch out anything that the other side did not like in the evidence; whereas, when the statement of a witness had gone down un challenged into the judge's notes, they had Kone there to stay for evor, and could not be removed. As a matter of fact it was impossible now to produce the charter party of mile away from the Colony, since the then owner had gone tens of thousands
Bulbck, Major (a pupil, aged 13)—M1, V. C. Kendall. Mr. Stubber (and sol-Mr. Nonficate. Mrs. Rennick (aged 43 --Mrs, Francis Clark. Narry Roach (Felix Roach's daughter, aged 16)-Mas Blue Stan (a servant, »ged 20)--Misa Shelton Hooper. Stage Manger--Mr. Michir,.
A MINER named James Burt assured Judge Greenwell at Newcastle (England) County Court that he had had twenty-four children, whose ages ranged from 24 years to 12 months. Asked to give their names and ages; Burt got into an amusing muddle. Hir Honour: "But you shouldn't have had so many." Burt re. plied, amid laughter, that it was not his fault "Resides," he added, "I've buried ten," "How China Sea.
Forecast (―moderate to light E. wlads ; fait, j'astonished, „ “Thres,” was the reply.
many wives bave you had?" asked the Judge
It was then agreed to accept the papers reg istered in the French consulate at Canton the Past Bras at that time... evidence that Trevoux was the armiateur of
Best Rev. Dr. Coudert, Q.M., presided at the His Grace the Archbishop of Colombo, the
last month, annual prize giving at St. Benedict's at Colombo
Ismediately after the distribution of prizes His Grace addressed the large gathering pre- His Excelleney had given the prize books had sent. He said that most of the boys to whom received baptism at his hands; most of the brothers were his old acquaintances and friends, St. Benedict's Institute. No one knew better. for bawas for five years closely associated with and admired more the work done within those walls by the Christian Brothers than himself. A great change had taken place since he "IN Austria," says Mr. J. G, Woolley, of Chi-number of pupils then was a little over 500 and the Kolahana mission, five years ago. The cage, "the Government posts placards in large to-day it was close upon 1ooo, and the number type in public places, telling the people in brief, of Brothers had also increased in proportion, understandable sepiances of the danger to in those days the prize distributions were then health, and prosperity caused by the use of al held in the school room near the Mission coholic beverages."
House, but now they had the pleasure of meet- |
The case is proceeding.
The Trade Mark has been used by the. applicants in respect of the following goods.-. MINERAL, AND AERATED. WATERS, NATURAL AND ARTIFICIAL, INCLUDING GINGER BEER, IN CLASS 44. Dated the 9th day of January, 1905.
DENNYS & BOWLEY,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
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