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The Morocco Conference.
LONDON, 9th March..
The Austrian delegate at Algeciras has submitted a scheme for the Franco-Spanish policing of Morocco, with a Swiss or. Dutch inspector-general. \.
Herr von Radowitz has accepted this scheme provided it is under International surveillance. He says that Macedonia and China have proved the advantages of joint European control.
M. Revoll says that France is prepared to give fresh guarantees for commercial equality, if the conference is agreed upon a Franco- Spanish policing.
It is believed that the Austrian proposal is inspired by Germany.
Later.
France regards the proposal for a Dutch or Swiss inspector-general of police in Morocco as a complication, and as unaccept
able.
Everything, however, points to à satis: factory compromise.
Census of the British Empire. The first census of the Empire taken gives an area of 12,000,000 miles with a popula.
tion of 400,000,000.
Later..
Viscount Hayashi's Departure from England. The Lord Mayor of London gave a fare- well luncheon to Viscount Hayashi, at which a distinguished gathering was present,
The Lord Mayors eulogised Viscount Hayashi's work, niid wished him a speedy
and safe return.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY MARCH 12, 1906.
CANTON NOTAS.
[From Our Correspondent]
REVIVAL OF THE SILK TRADE,
- Canton, March 10,
The past week has witnessed quite a revival of the silk export trade which has lain dormant for so many months past, large shipments hav ing bern cleared both for Europe and the United States. in spite of the prohibitive.ex- change still ruling. Better prices from abroad: and cheaper labour at home both contributed to the much-needed impetus.
CHINESE PROPERTY OWNERS' NARROW IDEAS. When will the Chinese population benefit from experience? The process of re-erection of the houses recently destroyed by fire is pro- ceeding apace, and to judge from appearances no provision is being allowed for wider streets or better light and ventilation, the buildings being a duplicate of the ones destroyed. One would imagine that by this time the landlords would appreciate the advantages of better and wider thoroughfares, both for enhancing the valite of their holdings and for the additional facilities afforded for the suppression and con- fining of fires. Evidently, however, they have yet to learn.
HONGKONG GÓDOWN CÙMPANY.
ANNUAL MEETING.
The nineteenth annual meeting of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Gowdown Company, Ltd, was held in the City Hall this afternoon, the Hon. Mr. C. W. Dickson pres siding. Ampeg those prezent were Sir Paul Chater, Messrs. L. Goetz, N. A. Siebs, A. Haupt, B. Shellim, G. H. Medhurst, E. A Hewett, C. R. Lenzmann, C. H. Thompson, A. G. Wood, directors; E. Osborne, secretary; Capiain Brown, J. R. Michael, A. Forbes, H. Percy Smith. . Orange, T. Arnold, F. Smyth, J. Lambert and Captain Tillett.
The Secretary read the notice calling the meeting.
The Chairman said:-Gentlemen, The e- port and accounts having been with you for several days, I propose, they be regarded as read. The main feature of the year's work, as disclosed by the report, is that we have ex- pended considerable sums in the development of your property and business, to keep pace with the growth of the Colony's shipping trade, which places Hongkong in the unique position of harbouring annually the largest aggregate of registered toanage of any port in the world. The commercement of work on the British section of the Kowloon-Canton railway leads to the hope that the long deferred industrial advance of Kowloon is nearer at hand, and you will therefore doubtless endorse the board's action in acquiring, from the estate of the late "A POLICEMAN'S LOT 19 NOT A HAPPY ONE." Mr. Granville Sharp, additional accommoda The duties of the Canton police are not to tion in the piece of land that lay wedged into be envied. Yesterday morning the Viceroy's the Company's property at Kowloon Point. favourite pet dog-a setter ) beliève-disappear-e have spent largely, and are making fur- ed from the Yamen, and as the Viceroy prized ther outlays, on lighter craft in order to
afloat which is this particular dog.he immediately summoned cope with the increasing amount of work now entrusted to us and the inspector in charge of the No. 5 Police which was formerly monopolised by native district to appear before him and whom he lightermen, These additional boats will also severely reprimanded for allowing this dog to assist in expediting discharge of vessels tying at the wharves. in the early part of 1905 get inst; and further he gave the inspector two considerable difficulties arose in connection days in which to locate and recover the dog, with China New Year settlements, and you or suffer the consequences of his neglect. will be pleased to learn that though serious irregularities accurred in connection with goods deposited in other public godowas the mer chandise entrusted 10 our care was in every instance found to be intact, thus emphasizing the advantages of storage with the wharf com- pany. The dividend which is recommended for your acceptance, though larger than has been hitherto customary, still represents but a moderate return on the market value of your and with a measure of correctness, that the 30-assets, if such value may be gauged by the called Chinese railway engineers have not price at which land in the vicinity of the the required experience to undertake success- Kowloon godowns bas recently changed The development of your busi- fully the construction of such an important ownership.
ness has been slow and the rate of line, necessitating the solving of several profit derived from it has not kept pace difficult engineering problems not hitherto with the appreciation of your property, attempted by Chinese engineers. Perhaps but you have satisfaction in the knowledge that ruust look forward to the possibility of more abundant harvests as the years progress.
CANTON-HANKOW'RAILWAY,
Ta a large section of the more enlightened of Chinese merchants, the one serious draw.
back to the uhimate success of the Canton- Hankow Railway scheme is the proposition of Viscount Hayashi who received a cordial the promoters to build the line without the ovation, in replying, referred to the Anglo-assistance of foreign engineers. They maintain, Japanese alliance as among the guarantees for the peace of the world.
The Japanese Famino Fund. The Lord Mayor has handed Viscount Hayashi a first instalment of £5,000 from the Mansion House Famine fund, making a total of £15,000 already received by Visfter all the promoters will see the advantage the business rests on solid foundations and we, count Hayashi.
In addition to this the Bank of England has given £1,000,
Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain.
Toth March.
Mr. Balfour and Mr. Chamberlain have recovered, and will participate in the debate on the Fiscal Question on Monday.
The Riga Canal. The Russian Government approves of the scheme of American financiers fur, the con struction of a lock-canal at Riga and Kher on (7 Kherson), and has rejected the scheme for a ship canal...
Woman Suffrage.
A crowd of women suffragists besieged Sir Henry Campbell-Banderman's residence yesterday, demanding an interview.
They were not admitted, and the police dispersed them, arresting three, who were afterwards released with a caution.
HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVA ASSOCIATION.
of engaging an experienced European engineer to superintend the construction.
ALLEGED ARSON,
At the instance of Mr. F. J. Gadeley, Captain Superintendent of Police, at the Police Court this morning, the master of a shop at No. 147 Wing Lok Street, a salesman, a servant, and a enok, were charged with having on 8th March unlawfully and maliciously set fire to house No. 1.47, Wing Lok Street, with intent thereby to de- fraud Messrs. Butterfield & Swire, agents for the London and Lancashire and Royal Exchange Insurance Companies, of Stoo:o; and Messrs Shewan, Tomes and Company, agents for the North British Mercantile Insurance Company of $6,007. The defendants pleaded "not guilty," The police asked for a week's remand, and the adjournment was granted.
GERMAN SUPS.
HOW THEY ARE SUBSIDISED,
The general agent in. Aus ralasia for the North German Lloyd, Mr. G. H. Baner,' was examined in Sydney last month before the Federal Mail Subsidies Commission, and farnished information respecting the subsidies received by his company from the German Go.
There was a very good attendance of mem bers on Saturday and Sunday fast to take part in the opening shoots of the mouth over the 500 yards range at King's Park. His Excel-vernment, a subject, he said, upon which there lency the Governor took part in the shooting. Mr. J. H. Underwood, won the "pool" com- petition with a score of 60+ 10-70.
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ANNUAL REPORT.
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Mr. Michael:--L éxpected to hear from the chair some reason with regard to the working account. We have been supplied, for the last 18 years with a statement of the working account. This report has dropped it entirely and no remark has been made by the chair on the subject. Can any explanation be given? consideration, decided that is was inadvisable The Chairman-The directors, after due to publish the particulars hitherto given on working account as it was information which might be used to our detriment.
Mr. Arnold seconded the adoption of the repori and accounts. Carried unanimously.
Mr. Forbes moved the confirmation of Messrs, E. S. Whealler, E. A, Hewell, and H. Schubart as directors, and the appointment of Messrs. E. A. Hewell and A. J. Raymond,
Mr. Orange seconded. Agreed.
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THE TRUSTED ADVISER OF NICHOLAS II. Unluckily, Philippe, when consulted about the war with Japan, predicted a most brilliani series of Russian victories in Manchuria. He boldly told the Tear that he was chosso by disina inspiration to announce that the Rus sian campaign in Manchuria would institute a new era of Muscovite glory that would dissolve with chemical thoroughness the "yellow peril" that threatened Russia and Europe. Events tenurea Newe soon gavo such irrefutable evidence of blatant nonseuse of Philippa's hocuspocus predictions that he fell into disgrace. One fine morning the Tsar not only refused to receive him, but informed him through an aide-do-camp, that he must quit Russian territory within 48 hours. Philippe, broken-hearted by his disgrace and banishment, proceeded to Lyons, and thence to St. Julien L'Arbreste where he died in great agony from an inflammation of the liver and kidneys, which with all his skill in faith heal- ing he was unable to cure.
Philippe is credited with having cured more than 2,000 sufferers, most of whose cases had been pronounced hopeless by the regular physicians. M. Serge Basse, a well known journalist on the staff of "Figaro," states that Philippe instaneously cured his son of chronic rheumatism, and Dr. Encanses affirms that be cured a child of tubercular meningitis,
Philippe's death has given a vigorous fillip to the science of "White Magic, which he was a highly skilled adept, and which is the particular form of occultism that finds jest now the greatest fashionable favour in Paris. It is interesting to note that Eliphas Levi was the founder of the science al "White Magic," in France, and is recognised in Europe as its most authoritativa exponent, He figured in the Second Empire, and was
A NOTED FAITH HEALER. The history of these magicians and healers is much the same. Eliphas Levi, Ventras, and the couave Jacob were all men of bumble origin. Levi was by trade a book-binder, Ventras was a peasant, Jacob was a bugler in a regiment of zouaves, and Philippe was J herdsman. Even Dr. Encausse, surnamed the "Papus" or high priest of "White Magic" in Paris to-day, although he has full fledged. university diplomas and was chel de clinique to Professor Luys at the Solpetriere Hospital, is the son of a pensini, who was also a famous rebouteur or faith hasler in his native village, and among other achievements, invented the formula of the well known, "admiralty soap," which, it is claimed, will cure obesity.. Dr. Encausse is a disciple of Eliphas Levi, and is President of the Martinist Secret Society. which is a kind of mystic freemasonic associa tion founded by a faith healer named Martin previous to the Revolution. Among prominent Maninis in Paris are, Jutes Chermina, the novelist, Count Antoine de la Rochefoucauld, the impressionist painter; Mademoiselle de Philosophoff, lady-in-waiting at the Court of Russia Count Marcel de Germiny, the most prominent amateur actor in the smart Bel of Parisian society, and Madame de Pillet-Will. The chief exponent of "Black Magic" was the late Stanislas da Guaita, a man of many and varied parts,
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A BRILLIANT POET AND SOCIETY FAVOURITE, of whose customs was to decorate his break- fast tables with bowls of hot, hissing poison, ingredient. A duel bel we the latter's death, in which pure absinthe was a formidable "Papus nearly ended in the owing, it is said, to a spell cast upon "Papus" previous to the encounter by an overzealous second of his opponent. These spells, or envoutments, as they are termed, are just now is high favour with Parisian faith healers and magicians. Sor Peladan, the poet and dramatist, whose
Semiramis has just been produced with great success at the open air theatre of Champagny, and who professes to be the rein-
the auditors Messrs. W. H. Potts and A. O'D.carpation of a Chaldean high priest (Bar),
Mr. Michael moved the re-appointment of Gourdin,
Mr. Percy Smith seconded. Agreed. The Chairman- thank you for your attend. ance. Dividend warrants may be had on application:
WHITE MAGIC.
claim to bave suffered for a long time from a mysterious spell, which brought upon him all kinds of misfortunes, including a divorce from his wife,
who was an aristocratic woman of wealth. Papus "declares that he succeeded in exercising the evil spell in the nick of time before it produced fatal effects. The accredit ed Poet of "White Magic" in Paris is Alan confirmed belief in spiritualism with faith in the existence of the Celtic fairies. Mme. de Thipes, as a soothsayer of palmistry, still holds her own, but Mme Julia, who reigns supreme in the Montmartre quarter, is greatly in vogue for healing and for prophecy. Her horoscope is drawn
TALES OF THE TSAR'S WIZARD AND OTHER "Kordee, a dreamy Breton, who combines a
MODERN MYSTICS,
"C. L. B., the Paris correspondent of the New York Tribune Review, contributed the following interesting article to a recent issue of that journal:
The recent death of Philippe Landard, popu- existed a good deal of misapprehension. farly, known as the "Tsar's Magiciao," who, Altogether, he said, the Government of Ger- after exercising predominant influence at the many paid, in mai subsidies, about £400,000 Russian Court, ended his days in disgrace and poverty in his native village of St. Julien D'. annually, and of that sum the North German Arbrestie, in an Alpine village of the Rhone, Lloyd received: £174,0 0; in' consideration of not far from 1.yons, elicits throughout France mamtaining a fortnightly mail service to the
a wave of mysticism, giving vigorous impulse Straus, China, and Japan (twenty-six trips out to the healing power of faith, which with and back annually); a monthly service to Aus.fervid Roman Catholics swells the stream of pilgrims to Lourdes, and with Protestants, Dr tralia (thirteen trips out and back per year); free-tickers, takes a form of occultism analo and a monthly service between Australia, Gergous to that of Christian Science in the United man New Guinea, China, and Japan. The States. The strange career of Philippe, "the stipulated speed was 14 konts between Naples Magician," is being milised by M. Albin Valabregue, the dramatist, for a play entitled and China, 12 knots between China and Le Thaumaturge which it is the author's Japan; and 138 knots between Naples and intention to bring out at one of the boulevard Adelaide. In all, the service worked out at theatres in the coming season. 1,171,690 knots annually, and an average sub- sidy of practically 41. Bd. per mile.
The company at one time, Mr. Baner further
not continue. Then they reduced it to a three- weekly service, but found that did not pay either. So they went back this season to a monthly service, substituting freight steamers fortnightly in between. It was practically. service now, but only a monthly service for
mails,
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They received no subsidy whatever for the steamers that did not carry mails, and on there boats they carried what goods they like. In res- pect of those steamers, they werd under no obligation to the Government. The freight of mail steamers was restricted, as far as the Germoo parts were concerned. "The two- weekly and three-weekly mail services were abandoned," said Mr. Honer, "because sorne- times the freights were so low that they would not pay the coal bill. For about three months of the year there would be very little business, and then for three months the traffic would be
explained, made their mail service to /ustra The following is the annual report of the. As-lia a two-weekly one, but they lost such a tre- sociation:-The Committee have the pleasuremendous amount of money by it that they did to submit to the Members a report und stale- ment of the accounts for the year ending 31st December, 19:5. The association was formed on the 29th November, 1904, at a meeting held in the Legislative Council Chamber at which His Excellency Sır Matthew Nathan presided, when about so members were enrolled. On the 31st December, 1905, our members' roli ICRched 213. During the year the Hon. Mr. F. H. May, C.M.G., and Messrs C. W. T, Brett and A. H. Skelton being about to leave the colony temporarily, resigned 'from the com. mities andtheir places were filled by the election of Messrs J. Whittall, L. A. M. Johnston, and, C. Gow. The Aprilcups presented bythe associa tion were won by A. Mair and L. A. M. Johnston, The Bingham Cup presented by Mr. J. E. Bin g ham, on Boxing Day, was won by J. J. Stub. biogs, 67+3-70. The money for the con struction of the range at Harlech Road, the Peak, has been provided by the Government, but no progress with the work has yet been possible. Tenders for the construction will be called for shortly, In accordance with rule 9 a new committee consisting of a chairman, a secretary and eight other members must be elected at this meeting. Members who have served on the committen during the past year are eligible for re-election, but Mr. W. H. Trenchard Davis, who has so ably filled the offices of hon, secretary and treasurer since the formation of the association, does not desire. je-election.
FROM EGCS DROPPED IN GOLD WATER. · Faith healing in France is rapidly attaining proportions equal to those of Christian Science in America. Its rapid development in the last ten years is explained by its more enlightened adapte as due to the angelic origin of a number of persons incarnated on earth as human being and as French citizens. This explanation seems to be derived from the Greek myth ac- cording to which Satan (Saturn', who is the father, was overthrown by Jehova (love), the son, and the angels who revolted against the usurped power of Jah-Ven are in cenain cases granted incarnation on earth by Satan, in order la prove to men, who are the children of Jah- Veh, that there exist another divine power be sides that of the Christian Deity. In Byron's "Cain" this notion is propounded in splendid Philippe, whose father was a shepherd, was language setting forth the mediaeval heresy born in a hamlet in the French Alps, Ac-professed by the Cainites. Among the most customed to accompany his father to the Lyons fervent upholders of the Cainile creed of White slaughter houses, lie made the acquaintance of Magicians, or faith healers, is Frederic Boudin, a butcher, who employed him as assistant and formerly President of the League of Catholic Youth of France, and an intimate companion delivery boy at Lyons. Philippe
of the late Pare Didon, and trusted confidant of the late Pope Leo XIII. Another active disciple of the present manifestations of the cature of occultism and faith healing under the form of "white magic" and of which Paris is the centre, is M. Max George, the mystical composer, and former organist of Notre Dame Cathedral, Victorien Bardou and Sarah Berr- hardi are both semi-converts to this metaphysi- cal sect, to which they have given marked im petos by their stimulating Imaginations.
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WANTED TO BECOME A SURGTON He attended lectures at the medical school af Lyons, but never made much progress, and failed to pass his examinations. When only 13 years of age he had already evinced remarkable powers of healing, accomplished by auto-sug- gestion, and in some cases by massage. He abandoned the butcher shop at seventeen, and established himself as a "thaumaturge," or healer, in a quaint little "temple" in the Rue Tele d Or at Lyons. His cures became famous He treated all who came to him. He rapidly in conflict with the local police, who arrested acquired local fame, and soon found himself him as an illegal practitioner. He eluded prosecution by refraining from writing prescriptions and avoiding actual operations- he merely gave advice. For eighteen years he thus treated great numbers of patients, and, to use his own words, "acted as an unconscious medium between his patients and a supremo occult power which inspired his counsels." It was owing to his reputations as a healer that fashionable French Riviera that Philippa was had spread from Lyons to Nice and to the
summoned to Russia by the Tsar. The Grand Dukes Vladimir, and Alexis, the Duc of The witness further stated that, as a condi- Leathenberg and the morganatic wife of the tion to the payment of the subsidy, the German assassinated Taar Alexander, the Princess Government required that officials, either civil, Yourieffsky, were deeply interested with the cures effected by Philipps, who came to Nice naval, or military, should be carried at a 20 per cent. reduction in fare, and that troops and successfully treated the Grand Duko Alexis| 4 months' sight L/C.
“6 months' sight £/Commemoment for rheumatic pains in the knee. should be carried whenever required at a very low rate. By this means the Government Pallippe, notwithstanding his modest, unas saved a lot of money, by not having to main-suming bearing, was a clever conversationalist, tain, as the British Government had, a trans and possessed the sympathetic manner and voice frequently associated with petsonsskilled port service.
in occult science. Through the influence of the grand dukes he went to St. Petersburg, where he predicted to the Tsar and the Triax the birth of the present Tsarevitch, and in conso- queace he became, for a while,
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