GUATEMAL
Washington, June Z.--Don Damingo Juar ros, a Guatemalan historian of a century ago, thus opens his "History of the Kingdom of Guatemala*:
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, JULY 23 1906.
Commercially, the country is developing, Messrs. E Digivan Ehemann.
From and with the extension of the railway sys Shanghai-Count de Marsay, Mesam, Branchi, new era of industrial progress. The com tem it should and doubtless will enter aranghenol, Lecock, Martin, Lemaitre, Milliot, I. Gillivray, R. A. Jonhston, R. B. merce has shown considerable fluctus Austin, Rev. Liegocis. Miss Lazaristo, Sister tion during the last decade, but, for a gen.
Marie, Mrs. G. Lav.lée and baby, Mr. A. eral statement, exports may be given a
M. Corvin, Mr. Fabre, Measra, P. Elisé, 57,500,000 and imports a $5,000,000. Some- Lorrison, Blanchenoix, Mercadive, Monamy
Bank, Castel, ani so French Soldiers.
Trias
Steamers Expected.
CARLTON.
Aadan, R. J. ' Anderson, RA, Capt. Barghan, F. Blanco, A. E. Boanai, W.
From and after the 1st January, 1906, the rate for Postcards from Australia to Hongkong From Agents PM
and British Postal Agencies in China is one penny Instead of casperny and half penny, Emp. of China Shanghai... C. P. R. Cojuly 24 Moldavin Singapore P. & Oly and Macao will be closed on week day 7:30 Coggon, Mr.
Maile for Canton, Samibul, Wuchow Kagoshima M. Singapore N. Y. K....uly very morning. On Sundays the mall for Tjipaņas. Įspan. C. J. Luly 16
Lefebure, J. Lindberg, O. J. 1.loyed, G. Martin, W. F. Merises, Capt. & Mrs. Noble, Mrs. W. Pestion, R. W.
Toward the end of the Afteanch.remury it mote then five-sixth of the export Valia, Largenton, Philippe, Le Jarre, Lalavra.America Maru Japan T. K. K........July, ag/Macan will be closed at 8 am, and that.for Mr. and Mrs. Parking, Mr. and Mrs.
bui
business is coffee, the greater part of it going to Germany, although a considerable quantity is old in London. Abu 57 per cunt of the
come from the United States, mports increase, the sales of Germany and England hereas our sales show comparatively small have increased raphily during the last three years. This is explained by Vice Consul Generalwen, who writes from Guatemala
as follows:
pleated Divine Providence that the light 2 Christianity should dawn in the horizon of the wast regions of the West, and that a country should then be discovered which for ita imi mense extent and the rarity of its productions received the name of the New World. But Although three centuries hava elapsed, we see with the greatest astonishment that provinces
City and and even whose kingdoms are nt this time au little krow-to the world in gener 1 as if they this republic are for the greater part It must be borne in mind that the importers had been bat just discovered. With a blustermans, and their interest and inclination for our ignorance we must reckon among these lead them to trade with the fatherland also the Kingdom of Guatemala, one of the richest is America, not so much from its nines of gold and silver as from the incredible numbers of geful and rare productions in the animal, vegetable and mineral worlds that are found In it.
Lecause Guatemala merchants can more easily. referred over the United States, possibly identify themselves in England and get better redits, American goods, therefore, are im ported only when their quality places them so far ahead of the European article that the merchant is almost compelled to have them in
slock,
It is probable that no other of our neighbours is more ready than is Guatemala to enter into closer trade selations with us. The trouble is that we do not respond to her advances.--New York Sum
COMMERCIAL.
SH-DAY'S EXCHANGR.
If the ghost of thie gund ecclesiantic were to issue an up to daje statement of Guatemala and its offaits he would need to modify only a "Itle the statement which he made while in the, Aeth. For three centures the territory now Lincluded in the fire Cential American republics and a part of southern Mexico comprised the Kingdom of Guatemala and was governed as a Spanish vicerovatty, fer his conquest of. Mexico, Cortes despatched his companion, Pedro de Alvaride, on an expedition to the Bouthward. He fought his way to the country now known as Guatemalt, which he occupied | Face-Paté 3,3 during the summerofitz4. He found a civiliza
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tfos superior to that of the Incas of Pere or of the Aztecs of Mexico. Ruins of cities and temples built by these pimple, claimed by some to be the lost tribes of Israel, are still to he The entire region is a rich field for the
seen.
archeologist and the elk alogist,
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The history of Guvem la under Spanish rule ['a is like that of all Spanish colonies. Develop. ment toward a higher civilization followed a rough and bloody road. In 1871 the five prd- vinces which new appear as the five republics
of Central America threw off their allegiance
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to Spain and organized the Republic of Central 4 mendlies suge America The cosabination was not a success, and the federation dissolved in 1839. years which followed were, in Guatemala, a time of political confusion and frequent armed conflict until 1871, when the political skies showed clearing tendencies. The Constatation which is now, in foice was adopted in 1879. The next twenty years were not precisely a time of peace. In 1848 Manuel Estrada Cabrera came into power, and under his ad. ministration, which still continues, Guatemala has shown a most gratifying progress.
Like the future of perhaps all of the Latin- American republics, the fuore of Guatemala depends upon three factors, namely, political peace, population and railway stems. The country has an area of 50,50g square miles, or a few miles more than the State of New York. The general census of 1904 gives is a popula. | tion of 1,842,000. As some amissions are
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Arrivals.
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Lowther Casile, Br. s.s., 7,96, W. Lightailer, 21: Thly-Amoy 20th July,'Gen,-1), & Co, 1.4.
Merloo, Ch. ... 3:6, McArthur, 21st July,
Shanghai 18th Hily, Gen.-C. M. S. N. Ca. Daphne, Ger. RR, 1.254. E. Schipper, 21st-
July-Chefon 1615 July, Gen.-H. A. L. Vizuru Maru, Jan. 8., 577; J. A Merlin,
21st July,Anping 18th Julv. Gen.-C. S. K.
friumph. Grr. s.s., 678, T. Kayser, 21st July
Haiphong_16th July, and Hoihow 20th, tien.--), & Co.
Tonkin, Fr..., 3,084, J. Charbonos, 22nd Jul,Shanghai 19th July, Mails and Gen.
-M. M..
Arrator Apcar Br. s.5, 2,931, E. Fey, 22nd July,Calcutta 6 July, Penang 12th.
known to have occurred, it is estimated that the actual ou aber is not far from 2,900,00 3. Of these, about 100,000 ate of the native in- and Singapore, 17th, Gen.-D. S. & Co., dian race, and 750,sion of mixed white and blod.
· Indian blood; known as Ladinos, “
join
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Akashi Maru, Ger. s. 975, K.. Obata, 22nd
July-Swatow af july, Gen-O SK. Dakotah, Hr. ss., 2,300, Ross, 22nd July-San
Francisco and Shanghai 19th July, Kerosiné Oil-Saundard Oil Co. Lisa, Swet. ss., 1.2, 4. Harndahl, 22nd July, Sograbaya Jeth July, Sugar-S, W. &
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Schwartzburg, Ger, 4,000 Eckler, 22nd July,Shanghai 18th July, Gen.-H. A,
Aurica, Br. cruiser, 4,160, C. L. Vaughan-Lee, In his physiography Guatemala is a land ol! 22nd July,hanghai rgti loly rare attractiveness. It is a land of mountain, | Labor, Nor, 3.5, 949, A. E. Chieu, 22nd July, bill, lakes and streains. Along its coast lie -Moji 15th July, Coal-Aagaard, Thore -fertile plains with the plants and the tree ken & Co.
growth of the tropica, fi central area is a mountainous region interspersed with broad. plateaus. In the northern pari there are low hills of geo to 2.000 feet elevation. These
the
of the central zone, and higher ranges further snuthward lie the volcanic peaks, two of which reach an altitude of 14,000 feel. Guatemala's lakes are as beautiful as the lakes of Scotland, and many of her streams are torents broken by rapids and noble cataracts,
The various elevations greatly diversify the possible producte. On the low lands of the are the crops of the tropics, and on the uplands of timiddle region are the crops of the tempere zor. In the markets of Europy where the best coffee is known and appreciated, the Guatemala berry ranks among the choicest and most expensive. This is grown at hom 1,500 feet elevation, where the temperature ranges between 60 and go degrees Fahrenheit. Sugar, cacao, rubber and cotton are also among the products of Guatemala. She ha forests of hardwood waiting for transportation facilities. Her mineral wealth is only in believe it
Coast
dißercatly known, but there is every reason to
it to be of great importance, Guatemala City, the rapital' of the countr is the largest city of Cential America. It has a population of about 102,0-7, It was founded
Alcinus, Br. 5, 4,405, Davies, zard July,
Liverpool via Singapore 17th July, Gen.-- B. & S.
Kashing. Br 5.5, 1,147, T. W. Pickard, 23rd
July,Canton 13rd July, Gen--1}, & S Kutsang Br. ss. 1.110, R. C, D. Bradley, 23rd July,Calcutta via Penang and Singapore, 17th July, Gen.—)., M. & Co, ` Zaida, Br. ., 2,925, . M. Rait, R.N R., 23rd
July,-Rangoon 9th July, Gén~},, M. & Co.
Signal. Ger. 5.1., 90o, G. Schlaikier, 23rd July,
--Bangkok 16th July, Rice.—Order.
Sullberg, Ger. 5.s., 78. C. Luppi, zud July,
Swain and July, Ballast.-S. & Co. 1yo Marn, Jap. 8.5.3.91 m. Thompson, 23rd July, Japan 15th July, Gen—N. Y.
10 1776 and is the third of its name, its pre- | Finest Simons, Fr..8.8, 7,890, Bourdon, 23rd
decessors having shaken out of her location by earthquakes. It stands at a bule fear than
-5,000 fost elevation of the northern end of a
broad, sweeping plain around which stand
the mountains in an irregularly serrated wall.'
Marielles ned Saigon 20th July, Mails and Gen.-3), M.
Departures, Tuly 21.
The range of temperature, with rare exceptions, Hustan, for Coast Ports.
is between 35 and 8 degrees Fahrenheit.
Chovsang, for Shanghai,
It is a city of broad venues, beautuel partsCelenga, for Singape.
and notable public buildings,
F. fo Yokaboma. Frithjof, for Swatow. Simungon, for Amey. Locsok for Bangkok,
whow, for Canton, Madeleine Rickmers, for Bangkok,
July 23.
Macfeo, for Canton, Kwinging, for Canton, Aki Jure; for Seattie,
The present administration of Guatemala is giving all possible encuragement in railway enterprises) probaby within the next two years a line will be in operation from Guatemala City northward to a connection with the Mexican When that le done it will be possible to reach Guatemala by an all rail route from Caps Broton, and all intermediate polnis. Falkoran Maru, for Kuchinatry, Within about the same time the country will also bave io operation an interoceanic toute from Puerto Barrios, on the Caribbean side, ela Guatemala City, to San José, on the Pacific coast. Still other lines are contem plated. These facilities will open large area of fertile land so profitable cultivation and settlement. The interoceanic line will be some 270 miles in length, and a system of highways, some already completed, моле
process of construction and others planned for early completion, will serve as fodara for the railroad,'
tubiane, for Shanghai,
Passengers arrived.
Per Hector, from Shanghai-Mr. Johnson. Ver Arvaton Aptar, from Singapore-Mrs. Fey, 477 Chinese, and Japanese.
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Per Zaida, from Rangoon-Misa Duggan, _) er ¡ya_ Maru, from Japan-74%, and Mr. Thomas W. Woodward, Messery, Pedro Tanch- anco and James Morton.
Shipping Rotoria. Str. Merfor from Shanghai :-Light to made- rate NE. winds, fine weather throughout.
talend E. and NE, wind, strong with heavy Str. Labor from Moji-Across from Goto
NEly winds and moderate to rough sea, cur
·Str. Lowther Castle, from Amay:-Strong
rent setting WSW, at 4. knot per hour.
Str. Arratoon Apcur from Calcutta, etc. Strong SW, winds to the Paracels, fresh winds from thence to port, dull overcast weather throughout with rain.
Vosla in Port,
STEAMERS.
B. A. Bioch, Nor. S., 541, Andersen, 14th July, Shanghai 8th July, Harthenware— Davidsen & Co. Coptic, Br. 3.3., 1.744, Wm. Finch, R.NR., 20th July, San Francisco 27th June, Yoko: hama 13th July. Kobe 15th, and Nagasaki 17th, Mails and Gen.-O. & O, S. S. Co.
Br. s. 3,993, W. E. Steele, 8th July, jurban 13th June, Coolies--G., L. & Co. Crusader, Br. s... 7,744, R. W. McBurn, 19th July-Calcutta 2nd July, Coals.-M. & Co. Emma Luyken, Ger. 3.6., 1,159, G. Cornand, 6th July, Mauritius 20th June, Sugai.- Wing Sing & Co..
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Fri; Nor. 5.5.; goo, Wagle, 3th July,-Hongay th July, Coal-Aagaard, Thoresen & Ca
Glenlochy, Br. 8.5., 2.997, E. j. Stallard, 9th July--Kobe 1st July, and Shanghai 6th, Ballast. McG. Bros. & Gow! Hans Wagner, Ger. ss., 96, J. Kageman. zoth June,aigon 15th June, Rice.-L., W. &
Hilary, Ger. 51,276, Uecker, 14th July,
Swatow 13th July, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Hokuto Maru, Jap. 6.5, 2,427, J. Kánada, zoth .... | July,-- Moji 14th July, Conf.-Order. Hongkong, Fr. de, 742, G. Suzzoni, 21st July, Haiphong and Holhow 20th July, Gen. A. R. M. Ingalls, Am. transport, 600, Scott, 3rd July,-
Manila 30th June. Korea, Am. s.8, 5.651, W. B. Seabury, 15th July, San Francisco 20th June, and Shanghai rnb July, Hails and Gen.-P. 14.5 5. Co. Kumsang, Br. 9.5, 2,071, E. J. Buller, 14th July-Calcutta July, Coal-J. M. &
Co.
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Lothian, Br. s.s., 3.222, J. C. Williams, 17th July,--Moji 12th July, Light—D. & Co., Ld.
Loyal, Cer. s., 237. F. Natzins, 21st July,
Bangkok 13th July, Rice and Gen.-S., W. & Ca
Mercedes, B. ss, 2.900, J. S. McGregor, 11st Mathilde, Ger. ... 833, N. Schremann, zoth July,—Moji 14th Lily, Coal.-J. & Co.
July-Yokohama idh July, Bailost.— Admiralty
Morlake, Biss, 1,737, F. W. Baken, rithi Jule-Cheribon (Java) 2nd July, Sugar, .Order.
Neil MacLeod, Am. 5.8., 91, E. Corral, 19th June,Vanila 16th June, Ballast.-Bartet- to & Co.
N.,5. de Rosarin, 715. M. Lopez Blanco, 12th June, Mapila 9th June, Ballast-Barretto & Co. Pakint, Ger. 5.5, 1,018, H. Demes, 19th July,-
Bangkok 13th July, Rica.-B. & S." Petrarch, Ger, ss., 1,252, R. Hatje, 12th June,
Saigon 7th, Juas, Gen,-S,, W. & Co. Prometheus, Nor. ., 1,023, O. Karnelinser, 6th July,Bangkok vin Swatow 5th July, Rice-N.Y. K.
Quinta, Ger, .., 966, F. Frahm, 13th July,— Bangkok 4th July, Rice, and Gen.-S. &
Co
Shableban, Br. s.., 1,276, J. R. Scott, 14th July, Saigon 9th July, Rice, &c. Wo Fat Sing Shawmut, Am, s8, 9,606, E. V. Roberts, 17th faly-Manila 4th July, Flour.-D. & Co, Ld.
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Sheshu Maru, Jap. 4,3., 1,805, T. Suruga, 16th July,Kahe 7th July, Gen.-O. 5. K. Taishan, Br. s.a., 1,106, 1. T. Laing, z9th June, Shanghai via Ports 24th June, Gen- B; & Co.
Canton at 9 am,
P. E. Friedrich Colombo... M. & Co... July 10 Su sang Calcutta..., M. & CoAug. 5 Kumchuk, Samahui, Wuchow and Canton Galas, Mise M.
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Amoy, Straits and Rangoon-Per Zaida, 25th July, 5.P.M.
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CHINA COAST MATROROLOGICAL REGISTER,
July arst, 1906, a..
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A Pillar Box has been placed at Poklu
Taiyuan, Br. 1.3., 7,208, L. Dawson, 8th July-lam Police Station. It will be cleared daily at
Sydney 12th June, and Thursday Island noob. zith, Gol.-B. & S.
Taming. Br. s. 1,51, A; W. Outerbridge, zoth July, Manila 17th July, Gen.-B. & Tinhow, Br. 1.5. 91, C. 1. Kerr, 13th July,——
Bangkok sth July, Rice-A.. K. & Co. Wanaswoith, Br. s.8., 285, Thomas, iret July, -Moji sth July, Gen-1). & Co., Co.
Z. Y. de Aldecoa, Am. 11., 1,160, F. Xandaro Echaur, 15th June, Manila 12th June, Bailast-Harretto & Co.
Shipa Passed The Canal.
There will be a delivery of letters at Poklu am leaving the G. P. O. daily at 10.jo am.
The following may now be obtamed at the General Post Office counter-e
Postal Guides, each o'tenisz Parent Foul Tariff, ench......20
1st June-Hudson, Mathnon, Sachsen, So. Alacrity entra, Teenkai, Tonkin, gih June-Kawacht Astrare Maru, Spithead 9th June-Afantia, Danfa,
Bramble
NAME.
2
asian, Longsor, Spista, tnb Britomart...
Renlawers, Nubia, Cadmus
Indrawadi, Poly
Polynesian
June-Bayern, Ber
Bentarle
Clin
Astyanaz, Bellerophon, 15th June-Armand Cherub Behic, Polyphemus, Prinx Heinrich, Ghaser, Awa Mary, Atholl, Laerter. 19th June-Afon Diadem mouthshirt, Indramayo,
via Greater, Urmston,
Achiller. Caledonia
Alfres
Istria,
Sege- Fame... 220d June Flors... Seneca. 26th Handy June-Benverlich, Colchas, Ceylon, Merioneth Hasl shive, Moyuni, Poona, Prins Regant Luitpold, Janus Anchises, 30th June-Dardanus, Ernest Kent Simons, 4th July-Sileria (Ger), Sanuki
King Maru, Den of Mains, Montrose, Siberien, éta Kinsha July-Benvenue, Fard Lasis, Diemed, Java, Mosmouth. Telemachus, 10th July-Benledi, Flintshire, Moorhan Jason, Scandia, Sithonia, Dongela, Error Oiler Prins Eitel Friedrich, 14th July-Binalder, Rambler Caledonien, Malta, Peleus, Radnorshire, Binge Robin Maru, Ching Wo, Pindari, 18th July-Char Sandpiper... Per Tonkin, for Hongkong from Yokohama
les Tiberghien, Prezen, Slavonia, Tamba Saipe... Mos. Yu Sung Wing, Yu Un Wing, and Maru, Afeddo, Suttonhall. 20th July-Du Takt: ... Miss J, Galbreath. From Kobe-Mrs, Yoshi calien, Konangsi, Satsuma, Socotra, Elderis,
Tamar asks, Mrs. C. Oshids, Hiroi, and Miss Shimo Arrivals at Home-1st June-Nickar, Vid-
Teal taxi From Shanghai-Messrs. If. Hendry, de, Banladi, 5th June-Markoon, Jingo Mars, Thistla Trimp Juan. Au Yang Pao and Ch. and 1. Pertta, Verona, 9th June-intuck, Shimoza, Virage Daskich. For Saigon front Shanghal-Mrs. Aramemnon, Kawachi Muru. 13th June Rosa, Mrs. Muri, Neagra, Colonna, Chatain, Sanegambie, Polymessen, Sun June-Sachun.
Whiting Soldiers,ngapore and rench 13th June-Sereira, 19th June-Longsor, Dan Widgeon
Singapore from Yokobama-
22nd Jane--Af awita. 22nd June Wonicock....
26th June Benlawers. 30th Woudlark Messrs. Sato,
ujimura,
and Pine seinrick, Awa Mars, Baniawers, Mr.
July 4th Miss Chara, Messrs. Okaji, 1. Kasajima and Urmston Grange, Calchas. 6th July-Indra From Shanghal-Mass. E. A. wadi, Marlowshire, Segovia • 7th July--Cr Smith, and Miss Christoplus For Colombolos, 10th July-Anckists, Moyuni, Sanuki Mr. L.A. Noel. For Port Sald-Mesir, D. Maru. 14th July-Salasie, St ivia, Poonu. 18th Chelmin and Marinotes. For Marseilles from July-Vandalia, C. Fird La tits, Aker. 20th Yokohama Mr. Lorants. From Kobe July-Juzon, Siskonia.
When this country has been made more easily accessible, it should prove a most at eractive point for travellers Beautiful scenery is not altogether a novelty in our owe land, but there is more than scenery for the touris to'ses in Guatemala. About thirty miles from tha capital city and easily reached by carriages Mr. Nessin Fresco From Kobe
fairly. tal, Antigua Guatemala. Its ruins stand in a vallay near two volcanoes, Agu and Fuogo (Water and Fire), no called from the nature of their eruptions, The place is still occupied by population of about 10,000. The ancient mids and monuments of the country also pre-
at their attraction,"
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capi Komishi, Kobakolim
Kailas
Mr. and Mrs.
onion, Prins Heinrich,"
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Hallard, M, and Mra,
Moulder, Mr. and Mrs, Vladivostock. a.m.
A. 11.
Nemuro....6 Hakodate
Paino, A. E.
Kochi
Pearse, Dr. W. W.
Tokio
Smend, Dr.
Smith, E. A.
Story, G. F.
Williams, G.
F. J. Horo, E.
Winning, Rev. R. G. Tackson, Mrs, and child Ziegler, H. Little, A. C..
CRAIGIEBURN, Adams, M. and Mrs. F. ¡am:400, P. S.
R. I.
Morley, A. Armitage, Miss Smith, E. Grant Raebelt, H. J. O, Smith Mr. and Bmwa, C. A
Grant Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Smith, Percy
G. A.
Soppa, P. Davenport, Mrs. Gaskell, Mr. and Mr. Hogg, Mrs. A. V.
Webb, Mr. and
Montague Young, I. A.
OCCIDENTAL Bastel, Dr. and Mrs. Leese. Dr Med. Anderson, A.
Krill, G.
Leidicker, C. Messner Mr. and
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Dache, F. F. Damerinco, C. Gebhard, F, Grovia, F.
Hoy, Miss M.
Iverßeld, Capt. W. Kevi, Dr. F.
Kober, Dr. Med. Krekovosky, J.
Munro, Miss A. Owen, O. E.
Nagasaki...
Kagoshima... Oshima
Naba
29.54
91 ENE
29.53 91 NE (29-49|79|95
₤29.43 79
Ishigakijima..
29.54
Taihoku...
a.m 29.49
Taichu..........
29.52
Tainan........
29-53
Kosbua.......
29.46
Pescadores....
20.53 83
Weihaiwei...
Am. 29.52 83
Mrs.
Gutslaff
Sharp Peak... Amoy 6.30 Swatow
Mrs. Canton .......
Hongkong
...tom. Victoria Peak Gop Rock .... Macao.......... Haiphong
Manila Bacolod
Mrs. Hilo... m)
Puncheon, J.
Heútter, R.
Schutze, O.
Schutz, Paul
Textor, Inspector H.
Krockenberg, Mr. and Voster, E.
Mr.
Cebu.
29.81
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29.46
Coninstature——— →emudiv Rainfall....
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
CLASS.
TONE
GUNS. I.H.P.
CAPTAIN.
LAST REPORTED AT
LI
steopatch-vessel..." cruber, and class river gubboat
1,700
4
3,000
4.365
7,000
710
902
river gunboat P.
210
900
stoop
1,070
6
1,400
Commander E. La T. Leatham Captain C. L. Vaughan-Lee.... Lieut.Commander E. G. W. Davidson Lient-Commander W. L. Bember Commander i, du C. Lusid.,,
Shanghai
Hongkong
Yangtze
Yangtze
11
Hoogkong
water tank and tug
390
300
stoop ...
1,070
1,400
Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
Hongkong
Hoogkong
cruiser, 1st class
11,000
16,500-
Captain B. W. Savory, H.V.O.
Yokobamz
cruiser, and class
corpada bool destroyer ...
заб
1
5,700
4.3
7,000
Captája H. Grant-Dalton
Lieut-Commander Hughes...
Hongkong
torpedo bast destrnyar
275
4,000
Lieut-Commander H. B. Cox
S. American Ports Yokohama
torpedo boat detunyar -..
4,000
Lieut-Commander R, Henniker-Heaton|
160 டி.800 $4
3,900
Lieut-Commander W. H. Darwall
•
H
14,100 610
22,000 .30,000
Captain
Captain B.V. V. de Horsey ...
Thursby...
4,800 14
4
1,200
22,000
1,300
6
740
940
240
torpedo bnat dertraɣer... cruiser, 1st class Euiser, 181 Class river ganbo
.
cruiser, at class river gunboat torpedo host depinger. surveying-vesADI rives
ves gunboat ...river gunboat river gunboat torpedo Est destroyer ... receiving
hip river gunbea
gunboat...
ទី ៩៩៩ ភូមិតាំងទី គឺ ៖
6,500
D-
་ !
Yangtze
Yokohama
C. P. Lieut-Commander Parcy Crabtron
Captain J. A. Tuke
Lieut-Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Lieder Kiddle
P. Monro
Liest, Commande. C. C. Walcott... Lieut.-Commander H. T. Atlay... Lieut-Commander J. T. 8, Lyns ...
In reserve...
Commodore 14, P. Wi
P, Williams, Ligat Commander E. Becretan, Lieut-Commander R. M. R. Wast Licat Commander Stevensop Commander R. W, Glennis
+
Lieut-Commander G. E. L. Thomas ...
Wen River Yokohama Hongkong
Licut Commander G. D. Spices-Simson Yangsze
410
Wen River
Wort River
==
Vangtaze
Hongkong
4,650
Hongkong
190
800
Yangtze
子
Hongkong
6,300
Yokohama
450
5,900
Yokobama
Surveying(Swatow
Boo
550
$50
Lieut, Commander G. I, Todd Lieut. Commander Jao. F. Knox
*R +41 Yangisza
Yangtze
*** river
FAI
*
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*
Waterwitch
...
torpedo boat destroyer... surveying ship
Ale
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torpedo boat destroyer ...
river gunboat...
river quabeat
river gunboar
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Flying Flag of Vice Admiral Sir Arthur W. Moore, Commande