TELEGRAMS.
[Renter's.]
The Japanese Embassy.
LONDON, 11th January, Viscount Hayashi will leave for Japan at the end of March on leave of absence.
Fire in Minneapolis.. Eleven people have been killed, and many injured, at a fire in a hotel at Minneapolis. » Mr. Davidson, the Consul from Manchuria, was rescued, but his condition is critical.
·Prince Arthur's. Mission. Prince Arihur of Connaught and suite had a farewell lunch with the King prior to their departure for Japan,
Later,
Prince 'Arthur of 'Connaught has started for Japan, taking three Orders of Merit for Marshisi Oyama, Admiral Togo, and the Marquis Yamagata.
The Anti-Tea Duty Agitation. The anti-tes duty. agitation will be con tinued until the Budget is announced.
The Elections."
The electoral campaign, continues most active and most heated.
Later.
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman is-unop. posed, his opponent", having withdraws on account of illness.
A TRAITOR TO HIS CLASS,
A manifesto bas heen issued to the elec tors' of Battersea by the Social Democratic Federation denouncing Mr. Burns as a trai tor to his class.
Italy and the, Morocco Conference. A section of the Italian press is markedly anti-German on the subject of Morocco;
The Secolo declares that Germany, in spite of paper alliances, is isolates), and can no longer dictate her despotic will to the other Chancelleries..
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The French Senato..
M. Fallières has been re-elected President
of the French Senate.
THE "CAO B.SAG".
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JANUARY 13 1906.
TURF TOPICS:
Salurday, 13th January, ・・ It was quite dark when the gallops bėgan this morning, with the result that in several cases it was impossible to inke the "times”. The weather was very raw and disagreeable, but, notwithstanding that, there was fair attendanes of those interested in the train. ing of the ponies. Some of Mr. Potty's ponies' were gulloped, but they could not be seen, so that I cannot give details sa to their perform. ances. This morning both the outside and inside courses were used.
The results recorded are given below. It should be explaiord that "o" signifies the cut. 'side course and "j" the inside.
itotts's derby griffin, «., † milo, 35, 1.68. Babington's sub., 1.,'1 mile 35, 1.12, 1.48, 1.30, Emerald King, o, 1 mile, 33, 115, 1.51 7/5. 2.33 1/5
H. R. the Governor's blk, and gray, 0,1 mile, 33, 1.07; black beat his stable companion, Ca-Canny, put through 'allong "uping lasi
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Showan's subs., 135, 110 3/5, 1.45. J. R. M. Smith's sub, 14'x mile, last'l, 40, 1.17, 1.51.2.
Mick, o, 1 mile, 37, 1.16, 1.53, 2.27.' Dun pony, mile, 39, 1.16, 1.49. The late Mr. Rose's sub, i mile, 39, 1.13. Banzai, 0.,'1 'mile, 41, 1.21, 1.48, 2.30, Mody's sub, og 1.mile, 41]; 1.239/2,00, 2.33«° Dickson's sub, (Grasson up), 0.1 mile, 36, 1.12, 1.48, 2.2 1/5.
Sycee King, o., 1 mile, 39, 0.18, 1.53, 2.24 2/5 Hough's sub, o, mile, last three quarters, 35, 1.10 2/5, 1.45'7/5,
Humphreys's.sub.
Hough's sub., o; 1 millė, 34, 1.09, 1.45, 2.22. Bank's Dess, 0,4 mile, 37, 1,161 Mody's roar derby, o, à mile, 35, 1.07 2/5. Highland Star Highland Man -o, 1 m., 39, 1.18, 1.54, 2.17)
Alarm Gold King, o, mile, 39, 1,188, 1,50, 2.28. Goa's a subs., 0., f mile, 38, 1.13, 1.48, white sincking pony won.
C. P. Chater's, 0,2 mile, 37, 1.14, 1940.
· Meier's and Darabjeoh sub, 17 miles, 35, 1.19, 1.48, 2.25, 3.0 2/5.
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Michelle sub. Fmile, 34, 1.11, 1.19, 2.24.
J. R. Smith's gray sub., į mile, 341, 1.06. The late Mr. Rose's other sub, i, i mile, 37 .47, 1.55, 3.28.
Dickson's and Cruickshank's sub. I mile, 39, 11.9, 1.57, 2.37.
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Mody's 3, subs., 1 mile, 39, 1.17, 1.53 3/5 2.28 grey first.
Black Cherry, 0, 1 mile, 40 2/5, 1.21 7/5, 1.59 2.33.
Kadoarie's Derby and sub, o, 14 mile, last mile, 40, 1:0, 2.00, 2.34.
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Bean Cake, i, 17 mile, 36, 117, 1.50, 3.37, 3053:42, 4-16.
Moxon's sub. i., 14 mile, total time 2.58 last 324 best performance.
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Christiani's, o., Į mile, (?) 34 2/5, 107. Dr. Jordan's and Mody's big bay, o, mile, 35 3/5, 1.10; 1.46.,
Craig's, 0.,1 miles, 43.2/5, 1.18, 15.6 3/5, 2.32 2/5, 3.08.
EARLY BIRD,
The steamer City of Birmingham left Hongkong yesterday afternoon for Pelo Canton, the scene of th
the stranding of the French cargo boat Can Bung, The City of Birmingham had an, board several gentlemen connected with the Hongkong Salvage Asso- ciation, who will inspect the stranded vessel, and decide whether it is possible to conduct. salvage operations. From reports which have. been received, it seems that the weather in the vicinity of Pula Canton, has bran moderate since the Coo Bang went ashore, and there is every reason to believe that, unless the vessel was very badly damaged when the struck, it (will be possible to refloat her,' and bring her to An exhilirating and bracing morning us. Hongkong for repairs. At all events, the neces-hered in the usual Saturday's "pow," "There sary appliances for suiving the vessel are being was just enough nip in the air to make an held in readiness, which shows that, in expent overcoat and mofler necessary, and the steam- circles at least, there is every hope of getting ing early morning cup of coffee, very enjoyable, A great many vallups took place both an the sand and on the grass course, the forner of which was quite ten seconds, in a mile and a quarter, faster than the grass course,
Quite a goodly ga hering of sportsmen and sportswomen put in an appearance. The early morning cars, being recognised as a great boon, should be better patronised than they are at p eseni.
'the steamer nif the rocks.
BOYCOTT PROCLAMATION.
ISSUED BY VICEROY SRUM.
The following proclamation was issued by Viceroy Shum Chun Hsuen a few days ago, in consequence of information received by him through the American Consul that boycott meetings are still being held. We are indebted to the editor of the Tsun Wan Yal Po for a copy of the proclamation:-
(1) An Imperial Decree has been issued by the Central Government some time age to the effect that all Chinese merchants must carry on their business quietly, and that all anti-Ameri can feeling must be stopped.
(2) On account of this Decree, I have issued proclamations to prevent boycott meetings, and to stop the publication of all inflammatory articles against the Americans,
(3) I have repeatedly issued proclamations to this effert, and according to a communica- tion received by me from the American Consul
The times negotiated by a few ponies were fair, and the backward ones are presenting goni galloping form, but their "go" does not appear to be easy,
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Mr. Geo, H. Pults' Syces King, three quarters of a mila rate, last quarter 31.
Mr. A, Babington's subscription 'griffia went a mile and a quarter. The last three-quarters of a mile was licked in 1 min. 444 sec., last
Mr. Ceo. H. Potts' Gold King, one mile, 40, quarter 31 sec,
1.19, 1.57, 2281.
Mr.D. Derabjee's and Mr. John Meier'ssubs, a mile and a quarter. The last three-quarters, was 39, 1.16, 1.531.
accomplished. "It is only a few years bince the first mention of such an institution was made, and yesterday the first nume was givon ber diplome. And in order that this Training School for Nurses may be properly carried os Miss Strathle, a graduate of a nurses training school in Amenca, has been appointed by the Presby terian Board to superintend the training of nurses Miss Strathie ie the studying the language and will soon be able to ester, upon her duties. Both foreigners and Chinese should rejoice that a Training School for Nurses has been catablished in Canton..
After the conclusion of the exercises in the Church the audience was invited to inspect the new building which bas"just been com pleted. This building is three storeys high," and in divided into three sections, To the south is the hospital for childeso, with its bright sunny wards. On the ground floor are rooms Mr. R. E. Kadoorie's maible grey derby wisere the convalescent children can flöð gil griffin, 13h. 14 in.
Mr. C. P. Chater's sub, three-quarters' of a mile, 37, 1.143, 1.47
Mr. Geo. H. Ports' two subscription, griffias, a mile and a quarter, 45, 1.23, 2.02, 2.18, 3.15). I append the results of the measurements of La few ponies ;--
Mr. R. E. Kadoorie's White Blaze, 13h. 1‡ia. Mr. R. E. Kadooris's bay derby griffio, 13h. Cin
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Mr. T Forrest's bay griffin 13h. 13 in..
THE RIDING Hov.
MEDICAL COLLAGE FOR A
WOMEN..
ANNUAL GRADUATING EXERCISES.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
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kinds of games, and be amused and cared for, In the centre of this large building we find the rooms devoted to the Training School for Nurses. Everything is well adapted for the work to be done. The north section of this building contains the maternity wards. What a wonderful building it is and so well arranged for those who need it most. One cannot help. thinking of the suffering and pain that will be relieved as these wards are filled with wamer and children.
built in Canton. The architects were Parcell
and l'aget, and they have done their work well. The building looks as if it might stand forever.
The annual graduating exercises în con- nection with the Women's Medical College of the American Presbyterian Mission has be-bably no more substantial building has been A word about the building is in place. Pro-
come one of the events if the year in Canton, The attendance is always large and the exer cises, including singing and speaking, are always of a high order., This year was no exception | This has been more than a business, affair to to the rule. The exercises were held as usual the architects: They evidently desired to in the large Church adjoining the Hospital, and make the building worthy of the work to be was filled with an intelligent and.appreciative done in it.. audience of men and women, foreigners and.
| Chinesea The Hon. F. D. Cheshire, United States Censul General presided. Beside him on the platform were the Faculty of the College and Rev. S. G. Tope, C. 11. Cousins, Wen Tantay, who was present as the representative of the Viceroy, and Rey, A..A. Fulton, who acted as interpreter when necessary. The interior of the church was beautifully decorated for the occasion, The" attèndance, of officials was not as large as on former occasions owing
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Probably there is no shore busy, section of the city than this mission compound: It is alive from morning to night, and often during the night. Good work is going on all the time. Those who have contributed to the establishing
To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN 'ASSOCIATION.
MR. JOHN G. WOOLLRY, 15, the
Huted temperance orator, will deliver an address at 'the CHEER Y. M. CIA, TO-MORROW (SUNDAY), at 2.30 PM.
This is a rare opportunity to hear an eloquent speaker,
C. C. RUTLEDGE, Gen. Secretary. Hongkoni. 13th Janda y, 1906.
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the letting by Public Auction Sale, to 1906, at 3 P.M., at the Offices of the Works Department, by Order of His Excellancy the Governor, of Une Lot of CROWN LAND, at Austin Road, Kowloon, in the Colony of of these institutions may congratulate them-Hongkong, for a lerm of 75 years, with the option of renewal at a CROWN RENT to selves that the money given has been well ex be fixed by the Surveyor of His Majesty the pended. Another feature is that since the KINO, for one further term of 75 years. work began value has increased and the value |-- of the property has more than doubled,
Dr. Mary Fulton is certainly to be congratu-
to the gathering of schools at the east garelated on the success of her work. It requires parade ground where their presence was obli- gatory,
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na small amount of executive ability to carry chrough to success institutions such as are grouped about "The Lafayṣite Compound”.
Three young women received their diplomas after completing a four years' course of study. Not the least important fact to mention is that This course of training is thorough and com- all this work is self-supporting, Gifts are still plete. Not only do these students receive a needed to furnish the children's hospital, the theoretical knowledge, hut as the students mining school for nurses and the maternity advance in their studies they are (aught,to put ||ward, but when the work is begun the Chinese their knowledge into practice. In the dispen-pay all the running expenses, assistants' sal-' sary and hospital, in the same compound with aries, etc. the College, there is abundant opportunity for clinical teaching. Then, ten, the calls for doctors in the city are so many that these students have often established, a reputation before the day of their graduation.
THE ADDRESSES.
exercises that were of peculiar interest, It There were several features of the graduation could not fail to impress a visitor favourably to see the calm and dignified way in which the Chinese lady doctors took part in the exercises, Drs. Lo and Shi each made a speech on the presentation of prizes and diplomis, and did so with tact and judgment. The Consul-General delivered a short address in which he called attenting to the grand work that has been ac- complished by Dr, Mary Fulton. It is only a few years since the first building was erected and now there is a well-equipped medical col lage, a hospital for women, lecture halls, and a large new building in which is found a hospital for children, training school for nurses, and a maternity ward. All these buildings and the work connected with them have grown up un- der the fostering care of. Dr. Mary Fallon, Sarely, such a work is enough for the life time of one person. The hospital is full of patients. and the college is full of studante,. The speech of Taoini Wen was shart but to the point. He pointed out that there were so many women who preferred the services of a woman doctor that the work of this college was of the great-
Mr. Humphreys' dankey-tailed subscrip tion griffin (No. 39), whose free and easy style of galloping I have mentioned before, appears to take to fiicy of all who have seen him at work; and 1 hear that quite a heavy wager hasést importance: But Taotzi Wen was not been laid on him to win a certain race. As far as things are at the present moment, I have not the least doubt that if No. 30 keeps good and sound he will make matters hum on race day, and I will not be at all diffident in pur chasing a few tickets bearing his name.
Two slight acċidents occurred this morning,
at Canton the boycott meetings are not stopped, but fortunately nothing serious happened. Mr,
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(4) You people know that the Chinese Ex-H. N. Mody's man pony, who came out a bit clusion Bill is purely of a political nature. fresh, made a fruitless attempt to climb the (5) The President of the United States, so outside course bank, and nearly succeeded in far, has promised China that Chinese will not dislodging the "boy." The second spill occur. be ill-treated as going to America,
red near the fosiball club matshed, where A (6) At present the negotiation of the Treaty is Fuk who was riding Mi, W. A. Cruickshank's being entried on, between the two Governments. chestnut was dislodged. No one was able (7) We, China, will do our utmost to make to account for thir, but it was the general good name for the people, and you people opinion that Fuk, who had had several mounts, ought to carry on business with Americans as was winded. in the past on one hand, and on the other to leave the matter, for the Throne to deal with.
(8). You must not instigate or try to cause trouble,
(9) If any ignorant person persist in calling 'meetings, or post notices or circulate pamphlets respecting the boycott of American merchan- *.dise, ar'soon as he is discovered, he will be
arrested and heavily punished.
(re) I command the Police Department to be on the look-out to see that clause 9 is not broken,
The whats people of Kwangtung wüsf com. ply with my command.
Coming the times, the best gallop for the morning was performed by Mr. G. C, Moxon's subscription griffin, who negotiated a mils and a quarter in 2,58, the last quarter registering 32 seconds. The other times "clocked" are us under:
ready to acknowledge that women were super or in ability as doctors. He would not | admit so much. But their services were so much in demand that the demand ought to be sirpplied. He refered to the fact that this is the noly medical college for women in Souih Chiva, and said that the Chinese ought to feel ashamed. because a foreigner had to come thousands of miles to teach them how to do this work. flowever, a beginning had been made, and some one had to make it, and now the Chinese shau'd take their share in this work, He paid a very high tribute to the work which Dr. Fulton is doing, and wished her continued success in this work for China.
The speech of Mr. Tope was excellent. Be pointed out the qualifications which a doctor must have, in order to command the confidence of patients, Among other things the doctor must be thoroughly trained, a person of deop sympathy and have 'a disregard for personaj
comfort.
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The music on this occasion was unusally. good. The medical students sang. Dr. Hayes Mr. Craig's sub, a'mile and a quarter, 3 min. favoured the audience with two solos. There 7 sec., last quarter 35 kec.
was a quartelte by Dr. Wisner, Mr. Woods, Mr. Mikosh and Mr. W. A. Cruickshank's chest. Hayes and Mr. Province, and two violin solos mut sub, & mile and a 'hall, 48, 1,32, 2.15, 2.53, by Mr. Pomeroy. Mrs. Hogg presided at the 3.30, 4,012
orgao. Where all was so good it would be Hoo. Mr. C. W, Dickson's black subscription | difficult to tell where to make special mention, griffin went a mile with Mr. W, A. Cruickshank's | It is rarely that such fine music is heard on grey, 39, 1.28, 1.56, 2.30.
such an occasion,
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Hon Mr G. W. Dickson's (No. 11) sob, a mile and a quarter, the time for the last mile was 42, 1,28, 210, 2.41). 1.
TRAINING BChool for nuRSES,'
In writing of the Medical College we must
· not forget to mention the Training School for
Mr. T. Forrest's subscription griffin, one | Nurses. Women doctor are badly needed. milo, 49, 1.18, 1.36, 2.30.
Mr. Geo. H. Potta' Diamond King, ons mile, Ca-Cauny coursed a mile in 2 min: 18 sec.
APPARENTLY, bachelor of Penang are in a bad way they want to get married, but when they `start out on the trail they only meet with dowagers and frumps, at least such would seem to be the CALE. If we ・read bo tween the lines of an advertisement which | z.zz, last quarter 33 BOC. appear in the “Straits Echo. 'It is short, snappy, and to the point. The advertisement | fast quarter 31 s8c. rups na follows. Wanted. A wife; must be good looking and young. Apply to, Why Be Hom, Rosa?" Applications are not confined to Penang Indies.
Mr. Geo. H. Pous' Exchange King, one mile, 2.24 last quarter ja.
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Mr. Geo, H. Potts' Emerald King, ose mile, s.1%, last quarter 33 500,"
The guests were entertained at tea furnished by Mrs. A. A. Fulton, at the close of the inspection of the buildings.
A IEKING wire, of the 6th inst., to the N. C: D. News says: The Franch Consul has con sented to the proposal of the Viceroy of the the French troops which entered Liuchou, Two Kuang, after vigorous negotiation, that Kuangsi, to protect French subjects during the there to the present time, shall be withdrawn troubles in the province, and have remained during the present week, and be replaced by Chinese troops.
M PAN was charged before Mr. F. A. Haz-land to delay and obstruct the proceedings in the this morning with leaving the Colony in order Bankruptcy Court, after his petition had been |filed. Mr. G. H. Wakeman, Official Receiver, appeared in prosecute, and Mr. E. J. Grist, of defendant, and picaded not guilty. After an Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist appeared for the
argument as to the amount of bail, the case was remanded for a week, the bail being fixed at $rroo, with permission to Mr. Grist to make an application for a reduction.
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but they cannot be more greatly needed than trained nurses. The doctor is practically T helpless without a skilled nurse. The patients suffer many things at the bands of the lacz perianced. In Cantor, it has bean almost im- possible to get a purse of any kind. It was to meet the great need of trained nurses that Dr. Fulton determined to open a school for nuIERS, and what Mr Fulton decides to do is soom
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