THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 6, 1906.
TELEGRAMS. HONGKONG TYPHOON RELIBË
"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH'
SERVICE
THE DIAMOND ROBBERY.
PRISONERS COMMIT D
[From Our Own Correspondeat.]
Shanghai, 8th October, - 12.50 pm.
FUND.
Mr. H. Hunter, the Hon. Trensuter, acknow- ledges with thanks the following-ubacííptions, Already acknowledged.. $ 90,451.73 Russo-Chiness Bank The Portland Flouring Milk Co.
G$1,00
The prisoners in the diamond rob bory case, reported, yesterday, have Meyer & Co.
beep cominitted to stadd their trial at the next sessions.
An accomplice of the man in cus- tody arrived to-day......
[Renter's]
The United States and Cuba.
LONDON, 4th October. General Funston has arrived in Havana and been forgially appointed to the army of accupation.
The P. & 0. “Isiš”
The cruiser Suffolk has beli, Malia to assist the Isis. "
Later.
'The Isir has left Zante with passengers
141 2,000
1,869.16
Osaka Shosen Raisha
i.. China Traders Insurance Co. Ltda. 5. J. David & Co.
...
1,500
11000
1,000
Eastern Extension, Australasia and China Telegraph Co, 1.d..... Great Northern Telegraph Go... Hongkong and-Whampaa Dock. Co.
Lid
1,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
Union Insurance Society of Canton
'Ltd.'
1,000
Officets, non-commissioned office s
and men Hongkong Volunteer Corps
Draj, W. Neble
775 300
Johnson, Stokes:and Master
250
J. K. Michael......
National Bank of China .... Han, Mr. Edward Osborne .. M. J. D. Stephens
250
200
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Officers and Ship's Company 14.M.S.
antar
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Collected by China Mfail Lid... Captain, Officers and Ship's Come bany H.M.S. Fina'£14.3}.. W. Meischke Smith... E. C. Ray
H.M S. Alacrity
A. Brooke Smith
T. S. Forrest
and mails for Port Said, wherein the 'is ex,E. A. Gomes pected to arrive on Saturday,
Storms in Great Britain. Furious hurricanes and rain storms have occurred in the west and south of Great Britain. Enormous damage has been done, and all out door employment suspended.
Russia..
164 have been killed and 59 wounded in the streets of Warsaw in the last four months,
| Society of St. Vincent de Paul
X...
Captain and Officers, 11.M.S. Pro-
metheus
Collected at Church of England Military Parade Services ... Lewis Pluminer...
TAB"HONGKONG TYPHUUN.
SUPPLEMENT TO THE SIKAWEI DAILY WEATHER CHART, NO. 92.
رحمه
September 30th, 1906,,” The interest wüb which our report of last Saturday has been received, encourages us to publish new particulars, very kindly sent us, especially as these documents will coable us to give a definitive track of the storm. We beg tha, captains who have so kindly sent in their reports to accept our best thanks,
こ
The earliest exact position of the cyclone signalled in the report of the U.S.N. auxilliary transport Criar, communicated by Mr. Alb. B. Randall, chief officer. It agrees quite sati: factorily with the warning issued by the Obser vatory here on the 16th, according to which the centre had been making for the S. of Foimo a.
The Corsar had left Cavite (Bay of Manila) for Shanghai on the 13th. The ship's barometer, a first-class one, was showing practically the same pressure as that of the standard of Manila Observatory.
All went on smoothly until the evening of the 14th. At to p.m. a light N.N.E. breeze arose but soon abated, the sŋy became overcael and threatening. At midnight, the wind again. biew from N.N.E., then backed stowly to N.W. 163.30 at 3 am, (15th), and W.N.W. at 8 a.m. After
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wards the wind blew with short squalls, which gradually increased from force 7 10.4. At daw, à very distinct Goṛth swell was noted.
Ba, the centre passed to the North of the their work satisfactorily for a month. In this! Delds between 9:45 and 10 a.m.
case also the appeal was successful, and the whole force resuming duly at 4 p. m. med returned in their respective' stations, the Thus,
"The accounts published in the newspapers make it unnecessary to expatiote on the des cription of the storm.
:
In a former dote, extracts from the log of the French mail : Oceanien, Commander Courel, were given. The registering barome». 's curve shows that the minimum of pressure took place about 2 nm. on the 8th. The cen
consequently must bave passed to the South of that ship a little earlier. Assuming that she was a few miles South-west of Breaker Point, we find that it took the vortex eight hours or nearly sa lo cover the distance of about forty- mails. Our first estimait worked our of fewer five miles between the French and English
dats had given a velocity of 37 miles: wo now find 14.3 miles an hour.
The passage from Formosa to Hongkong is much more accurately known. As we have said, the centre must have passed about les of twelve miles North of the Cesar, on the 16th about 1.15 a.m. I passed Naith of the Delk and very near her, on the 18th, about 9.45 4.m., having therefore, travelled 380 miles in 561 hours, the mean velocity is 6/7 miles per hour.
for the present the strike is ended, and the men' have bean persuaded that, after a month, any real grievances they may have will be sym pathetically listened to, if they are presented to the authorities in the proper manner.
CUMMERCIAL.
Noon.
TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCK.
Buyers-HK., C. & M. Steamboat Co. Sask . Shell Transports 29/6, Raubs $81, Hongkong Docks $151, Shanghai Docks T1 ids, Electrics 5148, iramways $215.
Sellers-Hongkong Banks $800, London
Intimations,
THE
ROBINSON PIANO
CO., D.,
ARE SHOWING
693 fos, Unions $775, Cantons $310, Hong- kong Fires $327). China and Manilas $23. Douglases $43, Kowloon harves 1911, Hong- kong Lasts, Cowest Point S50, Hongkong HIGHEST CLASS Hotels $115. Cotions S134, China, Borneos Sta. China Providents $9.50, Cements 5191, ices S236, Ropes $28, China Light and Power $10, Watson $11, Powells 59].
Sales-Canton Insurance $320, Shell Trans- ports 30/-. Humphreys Estates S11),
Nominal-National Banks $47, China Fires 591, Ledes $74, China Sugars 5157, Hongkew Wharves Tis, 240, Dairy Farms 517.
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The conclusions of the, preceding note are therefore to be kept with the few alterations shown by the above quoted figures, The 19- pheon of the 18th was formed in the South part of the depression signailed on the 15th and is coming from the Pacific towards For mosa. The velocity, checked by the struggle These two remarks we insist upon, for slight against the very high pressures of the North, as they were, they undoubtedly gave the
went increasing, as the centre was. coming. Do. demand....... earliest signs of the coming typhoon. This
searer to the coast; the track was approxima shows how long in advance a careful navigately W.N.W or W/N: the swell was noticed at tor can be put on his guard against an approach ing danger. The report signals, during the
We cannot go further; we should here make morning and a part of the afternoon, a sky a study of the report sent by the commanders of 50
heavily overcast to the Eastwards, bright and... Helena (U.S.N.), Muysme, Luchowo, Kal- sunny aver the west horizon: this was the gan, &'anchow und Peone; but we are not in a 45.95 Typhoon bank or mantle well known to the position to do so for want of time. We must
navigators.
content ourselves with thanking the captains for their kindness waiting for the opportunity 36 50
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The police have seized 110 bountis and a { Com 5*, Belson quantity of -dynamite in The Engir-gring | fl. H. Gompenz School, and the Ministry of Fails in St. N. Leefe Pelersburg
[N. C. D). News }·
The New Japanese Tariff.
Lokio, October 1st.. The T. K. K. & America Murn among other vessels arrived at Yokobama yesterday afternoon two days ahead of scheduled time- in order to escape the revised taniß which came into force to-day.
Manchurian Affairs.
Tokio, October 1st,
Collected by China Mail lad.....
Patients, Officers and Men, Royal
Naval Hospital...
J. J. Eitzen...
Genga Hastings
Rev. Arthur J. Stevens A. S.
Sick Berth Staff Foyal Naval His-
pital....
Chinese Staff Royal Naval Hospital' Rev. T. Genahr
J. E. Gresson
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420 miles' distance on the China Sea.
On the 15th, at noon, the ship was found in
· fat, 19° 53′ N, and. Lang, 120' 20' E, nearly Ilaving received the curves of the barometers eighty-four miles north of Cape Bajador (ruzon). from the as. Belki for the typhoon of the 18th, At 4 pin, the wind was steady from north-wesi, and from the Lamucks lighthouse for the ty freshened to force 7. The barometric ide poon of the oth of eptenber, we give them
to allow the comparison between a large and a could still be observed, but at 8"
pm, the
Barrow typhoon: there is no correspondence mercury began to fall with oscillations estimat-between the hours, etc., only they are on the ed aboel oog; the wind freshaned and veeted | sâme scale, that of the Richard Barographs.
to N.N.W. She was forced to sfeer south- west, to go away from the centre.
At midnight she was lorty miles N.' 5" `E, of her noon position, viz., eighty-two miles west of 21.40 Ban Island. The following are the observa
hons concerning the passage of the centre:-
TWO YPHOONS OF 1906,
The large one is the cyclone experienced bi the Lamocks on September 9. The narrow one, that of the 181b, on board the P. & N S. Delhi, at Hongkong..
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A vice-consulatelias been established to-dayOnjar Kitchell
at Htsinmintun to supersede the military ad- ministration,
By virtue of he revocation of the. Supingkai Memorandum Japan has obtained extra-terri- toriality in North Vanchuria,
China and Japan.
Taka, Detsber 2nd. Commander Frame Fushimi on board the Nantus accumige mued by Vice Admiral Dowa on board the Okeshima lett Sasebo 10 day on an official visit to the Peking Court.
This constitutes the fist Imperial Japanese visit to Peking.
WIDOW'S TROUBLES,
RUFUSKIP TO MARRY AGAIN AND GẾT
ASSAULTED
An unattractive 'ooking "widow of Kowloon Cey who, from appearances, must have been in this work.clare an half à century, but who deplates she will be thirty-eight next birthday, came balara Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz, at the. Police Court this morning, with her head band. aged," "in" lodge a complait against two other unmarried women, who she alleged opened her head with a stick during a quarsel, on the previous day. The to defen 'ants, with tears streaming down their tawny
W. W. G. Rass...
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Mrs. Edward Osborne,
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on the morning of the 17th, heavy west- weli was observed along, the shore of the Southape of Formosa. The reporter says that the continuous sain which fell from the evening of the 15th 10 the 16th, was the heavi- /est downpour he has experienced in his life.
75 The experience of the Cor clearly shows taat the centre passed between that ship and
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H. E. Viceroy Shum of Canton Oi Yuk Charity Insti etion, Canton Kwong Chai Hospital, Canton Shung Ching Charity Institution,"
Canion...
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cheeks, said in ufled tones that the widow was the cause of the whole trouble, and that if; she had behaved herself as the widows of re spectable farmers should do he has only butied three husbands-there would have been Bo trouble. The widow when called in the box was very backward in telling the Couft the true story, he, said that the defendants went to her house yesterda, accused her of killing their pig, and then without further ado they went for her tooth and nail with a stick. She then painted to her bandaged head. This story was known to have been a pure invention, and when told so she gave another yarn, which was to the effect that she owed the defendants a small debt and that they, failing to recover it, just assaulted her. But the true cause of the trouble came at last. Hogs and debts had nothing to do with it; but miete Man, There is an o'd man living in the gillage that has taken a fancy to the widow before the knot was tied with husband No. 1, but he was non-suited. The two defendants, said complainant, had been trying for a long time to get her to marry the old man, bui on each occasion they were told to mind their business. "Why,' com mented the widow, "the man is bed-ridden, anding Wo Company... besides he is too old" Yesterday, she con Yan Wo Company tinued, the two matchmakers, one carrying a 'Chap Sing Company stick, called again and things really got warm. They pleaded for the old man until they could plead no more, and when the widow's temper rose and she told the women to go or else get thrown out, the got a tap on the skull that knocked her senseless. She recovered con- sciousness eventually and brought the charge The defendants, who were still weeping, bad nothing to say, and his Worship fined them Sio each and bound them over in the sum of $15 to be of good behaviour for one month.:
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Anoilier not less important document, is the eport of Capt. T. D. Andrews, K.? .K., com- manding the P. & Q. S. Dełki, which was just entering the passer af Hongkong, with the London mails, when the typhoon but upon the Colony. One thing obly was left out of the -Captain's report, which we must mentiễn: the clear-sighted and unerring way in which he saw the coming danger. We know from a note of the passengers, that long before the very first squall, all was tied up and ready on deck to weather the hurricans. Now, of course, since leaving. Singapore, Captain Andrews had re- „ceived, no signal of any, kind. The report simply saysSeptember 18, 4 am, "Wet snanse, hard clouds, greenish sky, north-east swell; short intervals." He was then to the outh of Cap Rock where the swell must also have been felt, even protably on the 17th in jhe alternoon. The lighthouse was reached at 7h. 46m.. a.m. The preceding day's report calls for but, one remark: on the 17th at noon, dist net E.N.E, swell was noted, the wind blowing South force 7 She was then by 17" 18 North and 1' 35' E, hat is about 420 miles from the vortex that was rushing towards Hongkong. It was not until the next day, 8th, 4 mm. that the breeze veered to West with oc
casional squalls. The Dilkt dropped anchor, not far from Grera Island, when the wind freshened to hurricane force and the rain felt with blinding violence.
ORSERVATIONS ON BOARD THE P. & O. S. "DELKLY
Near Hongkong, September 18th, 1906.
Remarks.
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Cloudy. Passing squally.
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THE SHANGHAI SIKA POLILE
STRIKE.
Further developments of the strike among, the Sikh police took place yesterday, says the N, C. Daily Nesus of Oct. 2. The first intima- tion that the authorities were taking active steps in deal with the trouble was the landing of about thirty bluejackets and marines from d. 5. Clio about 6.30 a.m. This detach.
ment marched to the Consulate, and just as
his Lordship was about to try two Sikhs charged with interfering with an Indian constable who remained on duty, the sailors left the Consulate grounds' by the gate at the rear and proceeded to longkew. From this station it had been decided to send eight of the men who had refused duty, and who appeared
be the ringleaders, in the British Court.
con
To-day's Advertisements.
A CONCERT.
VOCAL
CAL and INSTRUMENTAL, in aid of the Construction of a · OLDIER'S RE- CREATION PAVILION, will be held on the Volunteer Parade Ground, ON
FRIDAY,
.... 12th October, 1906, at 9.15 PM, Under the Distinguished Pa'ronage and pre- sence of H.E. the Governor, Sir MATHEW NATHAN, XCM.G. Commodore H.P. WILLIAMS, and the Officer Commanding the Treeps, Colonel C. B. DARLING,
By kind permission of LL-Col. H. G. PITTON, ps O., and The Officers, the Band of the and
Battalion Royal West Kent Regiment, will play during the evening.
Tickets: $zo:,"$.co and go Cents, can be
Hopkinson,
Haake,
Krauss, &c.
CASH OR CREDIT,
OR ON
HIRE FROM $10 PER MONTH - INCLUSIVE..
Hoogkong, 2zad Augúst, 1906,
£1,000.00
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obtained at the Head Quarter Offices, Fletcher was offered by Mr. LINDE-
Street, the Soldier's Club and, Messrs. Brewer & Cu.
A late Tram will run after the performance. MAN if any added matter
Hongkong, 6th October, 1906,
[983
In the Mailer of Ordinance No. of whatever (deleterious or-
1802,
AND
In the Matite of THE PETITION otherwise) could be
DR. HEINRICH
Chemist, of Pragesstrasse 29. Berlin.
in the Empire of Germiny, for Letters found in any one wine in
Patent for the exclusive use within
The prisoners marched in pairs between a double file of foreign constables; then came mare foreign, constables' und
sergeants. The Naval detachment marched between the latter, and number of the uther, Sikh stablere at the station, with their comrades led them to follow whose sympathy them to Court to see the result of the trial. The sailors formed an effectual barrier between these men and the prisoners, marching in fours, with baronets fixed, and looking quite prepared Ior business The procession proceeded via A noting Road, Chapoo Road bridge and Yuen- mingyuen Bond to the Consulais, and seemed NOTICE is hereby given that the PETI DECLARATION and SPECI to attract but little attention en route. Nothing FICATION required "by the above cited occuited until the steps of the Supreme Court Ordinance have been duly filed in the Office were teacher, when the prisoners were taken up, while the sailors formed up raund the en
of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong and trance and hatred the way to their Indian friends. RICH COLLOSEUS by HERBERT HADDAN that it is the intention of the said«DR. HEIN- Theis were same angry murmors at this, and
& Co, hi Attornies and Agenis, to apply for the prisoners, for the first time, made some
Letters Patent for the exclusive use within the effari at resistance, cauying on a running fight Colony of Hongkong of the said Invention with the foreign constable as they were hustled at a Sitting of the Executive Council to be up the steps. The sailors maintained their po- held at the Council Chamber at the Grive sition at the foot of the steps throughout the ment Offices, Victoria, Hongkung. on TUES subsequent proceedings, and the Indian rear-DY, the 16th day of October gun had perforce to remain aside. find ng
1906. Dated this sth day of is way barred by a semi-circle of glistening
October, 1906. DERS bayonty.
ERT HADDÁN & Co., SALents for the Applicant, 31 & 32, Bedford Street, Strand, London, W. C.
the Colony of Hongkong of an leven-
tion for "Improvements i the Manu-
facture of Cement from Furnace Slag" his vast stocks. corresponding to Letters-Patent of the United Kingdom of Great Britain.and Ireland No. 3,519/05.
The prisoners, once in the Court abovej "ranged themselves in a row behind the bar,
without fanber trouble. They maintaɔped stubborn demeanour throughout, and as will be seen from the repon of the proceedings in the Police Court refused to state their grievance, or to give any assurances that they would retura to Quly unless the whole Indian force were paraded,
His Lordship touched the right note when he appealed to their loyalty, and he conceded their demands to the extent of addressing the prisoners and their sympathizers from Hong- kew together on the Consulate lawn. After he had pointed out to them the wrong course they bad taken and the loyalty they owed to their sovereign, not only in India, but in China, he asked the naval guard to withdraw, and theni
to the fikk that he trusted them ta retora native stagenpts, who have not taken part
langkew station without an escort. The
in the strike, then fell the men in and at templed to number them off, but, when the number bad gone half way down. the line the rest of the men failed to respond. When the order to form fours was given they broke their ranks, and after some angry murmuring left the Consulate in bad order. "They went straight to Hongkew, however, and in the afternoon re-
turned to duty,
The other strikers were paraded at the Con sulate in the afteroon and addressed in simi" |
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In the Maitre of Ordinance No.. z of
- 1892,
AND
In the Matter of THE PETITION OF DR. HEINRICH COLLOSEUS, Chemist, of Pragerstrasse 29, Berlin, in the Empire of Germany, for Letters Patent for the exclusive use withia the Colony of Dongkong of an inven- tion for Improvements in Apparatus
AUSTRALIAN WINES.
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16.00
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We can specially re-.
For Pulverizing Blast-Furnace Slag commend the above as
corresponding to Letters Patent of the -United Kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland No. 14,329/05-
and
being of oxceptional
NOTICE is hereby given that the PETI FICATION required by the above cited Or quality and flavour.
dinance have been duly filed in the Office of the Colonial Secretary of Hongkong and that it is the intention of the said DR. HEINRICH COLLOSKUS by Herbert Haddan & Co., his Attornies and Agents to apply for Letters Patent for the exclusive use within the Colony of Hoagkong of the said Invention at a Sitting of the Executive Council to, be held at the Council Chamber at the Government Offices, Victoria, Hongkong, on TUESDAY, the 16th day of October, 1900.
Dated this 5th day of October, 1906. -
HERBERT HADDÁN & Co.,
Agents for the Applicant, 31 & 33, Bedford Street, Strand, London, W. C
lar terms by his Lordship, who said that he and the Consul-General could accept no peti. tions, bear no grievances, and allow no man-ed parade until the mas had shown their good in tentions by returning to duty and performing 1 9811
H.
PRICE & CO.,
SOLE AGENTS,
12, QUEEN'S ROLD CENTRAL
Telephone No. 1356
Hongkong, 18th September, 1996