TELEGRAMS.
["Sheung Po"]
BOMB THROWING IN PEKING.
JAPANESE ARRESTED:
Peking, 8th-December-
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY DECEMBER 10, 1906.
THE CHINA ASSOCIATION
DINNEN.
MR. GERSHOM STEWART PROPOSES OUR QUESTS."
The annual dinner of the China Associa
tion took place at the Whitehall, Rooms of the Hotel Meirraine on 6th ult, at which Mr. Gershon Stewart, who was received with applause, un rising in propose "Our Guests," A Japanese was found at Fook said Mr. Chairman and gentlemen, the toast Shing Gate, near the river-bank in which have new te houdt de promote
you requires little at my hands to ensure for Peking, who had a bomb in his pos- from my brother members a warm reception.
I think perhaps the committer, in deputing to Bession. When he was discovered, in
me the duty of proposing the guests of the his hurry to escape,, he dropped the evening, have desired to show that those feel-
ings af hospitality for which these annos bomb, with the result that six per-gatherings of old members are sa justly dis
tinguished, are shared to the full by members .sons passing by were killed,
who, like myself, are still more closely wedded to the Flowery Land; and can assure our guests that if to-night they had been guests of this Asociation either in Banghai or in Hong kong they might not have had so good a din- ner, but they would have had a very warm welcome. Speaking, therefore, for members of both East and West, 1 tender to our guests a true and hearty greeting, and they can carry away this assurance-that, we view their presence to-night not only with pleasure but as a great honour. (Cheers) The source and spring of these annual gather ings naturally are of a social order, but the
[Reuter's.].
Chinose in the Transvaal.
LONDON, 7th December.
At a congress of Velkites in Pretoria, all present insisted on the repatriation of the Chinese, and Botha deinanded compenas tion for damage done by the Chincae. "
The Education Bill. The Education Bill, in an amended form, has passed the third reading in the House
of Lords, by 280 to 105.
The minority was composed of "Catholics and extreme Anglicans.
The Commons will consider the Bill on Monday, and report on it.
Later
A prolonged Cabinet Council was held yesterday, at which the amendments of the Peers to the Education Bill were discussed.
The United States Navy. The Secretary of the United States Navy recommends the immediate construction of two additional battleships, one of the largest class, and one of 17,000 tons.
Later.
The Money Market, The condition of the money market con- tinues to occupy attention, and it is believed that gold is likely to be earmarked in Lon. don, both on Indian and Egyptian account.
The Morocco Question. All the Powers have acceded to the Franco- Spanish note of the 4th instant..
The Seal Fisheries. The report of the investigator of Japanese seal poaching, in the Pribyloff Islands, says that last summer the Japanese took thousands of seals from the waters of the United States, and that the herd was rapidly decimating. Where there were formerly millions of seals,
there was now 180,000.
Fire at Cornell University.
Huninnus review of the position in China which we have listened to with such interest from the chair, shows that they also have a more comprehensive scope. This is the most representative body of men in regard to China which can be gathered together in this country, and as people in this country are, I think, inclined to view things Chinese as a somewhat queer assortment, I feel that the searchlight of public curiosity tends somewhat to turn upon this annual dinner, that people may gain some knowledge upon questions they hear about outside, but upon which they have no definite means of gathering accurate know. ledge. If that is so, and they look for facts they have them in the Chairman's speech-and I grieve to pay ilai amongst these facts there are some very sad ones; and if they seek to know about people, it falls somewhat on the man who is proposing the guests to show how uch we appreciate the good work done by many men in various walks of life, and also to especially welcome distinguished men who have come from afar with a record of work well done in the execution of their duty. We all of us know only too well, the troublous times that have been passed through in China of late years, but British interests have emerged from those times healthy and vigorous. This, 1 think, is testimony to the good work which has been done by the officers whose duty it has been to safeguard those interests. (Cheers.) And in the first place I ffer to the Right Hon. Sir Ernest Satow-(cheers)-nur thanks and
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conscription: others say that we are turning private concern of an individual Corporation, "but passes under the tutelage of the foreign our country into an armed camp and object to
Government cancerved. Consequently the at a schoolboy being taught to usa a tine, holding tempts of the Cantonese gentry and others to apparently the opinion that it is an evil thing secure the repudiation of the agreement are XMAS XMASI XMASHI! for's lad to learn how to defend his country, doomed to failure; for it is not to be supposed On these two schools of thought generally the British Government would overlook such s offer no opinios, but between the two we are fravalhorch of contraction of a Cafton Fer: glad in see, when we look for it, the beaming chants and genity, however, is significant, and and cheery countenance of our old friend opent up the whole question of the position "Tommy Atkins, and we know that he is ledofthe Central Covernment. It is clear that if the pledged word of the Chinese Government, by a body of officers who are prepared to go is to be liable to be violated for the whim, of anywhere, at any time, and never to draw back each provincial administration, the Government whatever the odds they may be called upon to of the country is reduced to an absurdity and China makes herself ridiculous in the eyes of face. But our Army is small, its heart is in
the right place, it cannot do impossibilities ticipate a weak, surrender on the part of the the whole world. Fortunately we need not an and, touching the Army as it specially affects Central Government to the protest in question us in Chinn, I vesture to say, with all due but it would be satisfactory to know tha respect to the distinguished member of the similar attempts to repudiate Government
imperial Defence Committee who is bere pre- pledges will not be made in the future. sent, that if it be true that China is becoming a serious military Power the question of hold- ing our greatest outpost there with the slender garrison at present afforded to it may ere long have to be approached from entirely. different point of view (Cheers.) I would ask Admiral Tracey who is going respond for both services, to assure the brother" officers in the sister service who take any interest in cur proceedings to-night, of our high appreciation. But I know, gentlemen, that among our guests we have members of the Foreign Office, the Colonial Office, lending gentlemen from our sister Colony of Singapore, and many others, including members of that
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AN INSANE EXECUTOR.
APPLICATION FOR A TRUSTLE.
A Large Variety of LIQUORS, ́BOR. DEAUX, PORT, SHERRY, WHISKY, &c, &c., from the most renowned, houses'in France and other foreign countries.
Hongkong, 10th December, 1906.
TO LET
[O. 1, WEST END TERRACE, Shameen,
Canton. "Apply to--
In the Probate Jurisdiction Court this moro- ins, his Honour the Chief Justice presiding, Mr. H. G. Calthrop, instructed by Mr. R. appeared in the matter of the estate of Poor Lang, of Messrs. Deacon. Looker and Deacon,N? Hung, alias Poon Shing, alius Poon Tai Ting, alta Poon Szat in, deceased, and in the mate of the Trustee Ordinance of rgor, section 61, in support of the petition of Poon Chan Shi, the executrix of the will of the above decensed, The above-named deceased died on or about the 25th December, 1901, having previously made bis last will and testament, at Sai
much-threatened body the Imperial Maritime thing vlage, in the Nam Hoidised Kwan Customs. May that body like many a threationer and others as executrix and executors. province, whereof to appointed, the peti- tened man, live leng... (Cheers.) And last, but
On the 19th April, 1902, probate was granted not least, we have as our guests several leading by the Court to the petitioner, the other ex- embers of the great journalistic profession in ecutors having renounced. In the said will: this country. Upon them tests the all-im after the appointment of the executrix and portant duty of educating and of interesting the executors, there appeared this clause (inter public opinion of this country in the new
alia) management of the estate shall be pro- blems and difficulties arising from an awaken. returned to my eldest son, Kit Chit, when ed China. The presence of all these interests he shall have obtained his majority, at these tables to night testifies that they view except for the above recited clause there is the Far Eastern question with attention. The nothing in the said will indicating that the Times with the services of its redoubtable debeased wished to appoint the said Kit Chil Peking correspondent, and the special know-to be executor and trusted upon attaining his ledge, upon Far Eastern affairs enjoyed by majority. On 31st October, 1906, the said Kit Mr. Chirol-(cheers)-is in an exceptional Chit was medically examined by Gregory position to form a comprehensive apprecia. P. Jordan, M.; C.M.; (Ed.); M.R.CB, England, tion of the serious interests involved, and I medical practitioner, practisin in Hongkong. hope and believe that all the leading papers
and certified to be of unsound mind, and this in this country are anxious to treat this certificate was filed in the Court. The said Kit Chit is now anada!t, having allained his majority great Chinese question from an Imperial point
on or about roth June, 1966, but is not, and has of view, and not from any party standpoin (Cheers) Gentlemen, in my opinion, it is only not been far several years, a fit person to man. by acting unitedly and in an enlightened way, age the estate and affects of the said deceased, all of us combined, that we can hope to main which, at the time of the death of the deceased, tain our position in face of the tortuous and was sworn at $143,000. The petitioner there. dilatory diplomacy of China, and in face of the fore prayed that the Coust be pleased to advise her on the following points: (1) As to whether, severe competition we are inevitably called upon 10 face, Those in the past who have under the said will, the said Kit Chii would travelled the same road have in their have been entitled to apply for probate, on day settled many knotty problems, and coming of age, had he been of sound mind, and whether on coming of age he became trusteg: when I look round these tables and see a
under such will the bo y of gentlemen like the guests we have the (2) whether, if n honour of entertaining to-night, and know that
said executrix ceased to be the executrix there are others' also who are unavoidably and trustee on the said Kit Chit coming absent who are prepared to accord to this of age; (3) whether it is now, on ac- Asarciation their advice and assistance then count of the said Kit Chit's insanity, ne. cessary for the petitioner to obtain an order gentlemen, I am content to feel that the pre sent hedy of Englishmen connected with China from the Court entitling her to continue to set as executrix and trustee of the said estate, appreciation of the long record of distinguished (Cheers.) Mr. Chairman, and brother members sel, and his authorities, his Honour said he
problers of our own day and generation, and (4) generally, afer hearing learned conn service which he has rendered to his country in of the Chris Association, I ask you to join me
was informed by the Registrar of the proper Stam, in fepan, and in the more difficult politic in drinking with the utmost cordiality in the course in take, and made an interim order by alumnephora-of-Loking-a-long-service-health of our guests, and with that toast, which the trusteeship became vested in the specially couple the name of the light on. Official Administrator, until the said Kit Chit such as that, it is natural that there may be Sir Ernest Satow and of Admiral Tracey was found and declared to be a lunatic, when the times, when he is not able to see eye to eye (Charts")—L. &a°C. Eaprest,
petitioner could take such action before the Count as she might be advised. with certain sections of his compatriots, and 1 can see the difficulty a Minister must have in sometimes having to refuse his official support. in a matter to which his personal sympathy may be freely given.." We also are aware that the records of many a tough struggle lie guard. ed from the public eye upon the shelves of the Foreign Office But we do know that his in- timate knowledge of the language and customs The Hen, Emanuel Raphael Belilios, C.M.G..
of both China and Japan have been invaluable "of Victorin, Pongkong, a merchant, for 18 to Fngland (Cheats) We can testify to his years a member of the Legislative Council of profound erudition, to his untailing courtesy, Hongkong, and 'formerly of Calcutts, who and to his unrelaxing endeavours to promote died on November 11, 1905, aged 69, leff, ex-
the interests entrusted to his care. Speaking clusive of settled estate, property in Hongkong personally, "I can remember the feelings of valued at £275,374, and personal estate in the somewhat nervous apprehension with which I United Kingdom valued at £660. "The tests. approached the domain of the British Legation tor bequeathed $17,non (41,362 108.) to the in the spring of 1944, charged with a mission official trusice of Hongkong to distribute the from the Hongkong branch of this Association, income annually at the cemetery where he to interview the Minister on that well-worn may be buried on the anniversary of his deallı and still unpinductive. bull, according to the to the poor of such city, town, or place to which Chairman, more hopeful topic, the Kowloon Each cemetery may be attached, of all nationali. and Canton railway. The sympathetic kind. ties, sect, and religions, at his discretion, except nest with which I was received during one or that no person shall receive more than c.20 in two prolonged interviews has left unon my 'any one year. The testator was buried at mind feelings both of gratitude and pleasure. Golder's green Cemetery, London, NW. Het is my duty, in proposing "The Guests," directed his trustees to spend $3,000 in the to safer to the Imperial services of the Crown, purchase of a monument over his grave, such and in doing so we who live on the little island monument to be obtained from Florence.turn with the feelings of old friends to His Failing issue to his sons, he left the residue of Mojesiy's Navy The name. I have to couple bis property, which will apparently exceed with this loost is that of Admiral Tracey £250,000, to his trustees for a Jewith college at (Cheers.) He probably has never heard of an Calcutta. Any income which might be left | obscure individual like myself, but I well re- over after providing for the establishment and | 'member that when I first went to China he maintenance of the school is to be distributed was captain of the Audacious, and he uned annually amongst the poor of the Jewish to make us all comfortable and feel that community in the city of Calcutt-7. & G. we were safe out there. It is said of men that Express,
by their works ye shall know them. Well, Admiral Tracey, was in his early days in the HONGKONG VOLUNTEER RESERVE Japanese Navy I can say no higher praise of
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8th December,
A fire has occurred at Cornell University, at which four students and' three firemen perished.
THE LATE MK. E. R. BELILIOS ESTATE.
The following are the highest scores in the pool competition at zoo yards held at the King's Park range on the 8th and 9th Decem- ber:-
A. Blowey................... J. 8. Lewingdon ... J. C. Go...
58+11-69 56+12=68 67 ser, -67 D. J. McKenzie ............ 60+ 6–66
A. G. Newington
A. W. J. Watt
49+16=65 50+ 4×64 R. E. Q. Bid ................................. 54+10=64 A. Jenkins
*****...................... 53 scr.63 - *R. M. Ezekiel ...............in £6+15-62 S. T. Egerton... 4+20=62 G. H. Wakeman......... 57+ 4—61} E. W. Terrey. 47+14-63
H. W. Dird................. 5!+ 8=59
A. C. Frinklia.................................'59 † 2059
Dr. G. M. Harston....... 39+ 20-39 F. Maitland 48-+-10-58 Dr. Evan Jones, 47†10=57 Dr. O. Marriott ***38+24=55
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Noon. Buyers: National-Banks-$47, Indo-Chinas- $80, Kowloon Wharves $92, China Providents.... 39.15, Cements $t9j. Electrics 515, Watson $11.75.
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Three weeks have passed since the Loan Agreement of the Canton Kowloon Railway wis formally signed in Peking by the Chiness" Gwernment on one side and the representative of the British and Chinese Corporation on the other side. Negotiations had been in progress for some months prior to the ratification of the Agreement and had been attended by re- presentatives of the Canton Viceroy and of the provincial gentry. The utmost deliberation
•haracterized every step of these negotiations and the Argeement was not signed until the Chinese Government had satisfied that every thing was in order.
Today, writes the N. C. 1). News of zid uli, we publish a tele. gram manating from the Canton merchants. resident in Shanghai to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and to the Ministry of Posts and Com munications in which exception is taken to the Agreement and the Goverment is urged to repudiate its undertaking. Bimilar telegrams, we are told, have been sent from the new Viceroy of Canton, the Canton Chamber of Commerce and the local Gentry, and, as we are led to suppose that those messages have really been sent since the agreement was siga ed, i would seem that a determined effort is being made to nullify the new Agreement. ft still remains to be seen what effect an agitation of this nature will have upon the Peking Gov. cinment. We are unwilling to believe that serious consideration will be paid to it; but sinister precedent is set, if such documents ave accepted and are allowed to delay the formal
heat the Iratification of the Agreement.. The special circumstances of the Caniga. Kowloon Railway negotiations render the ac tion of the Cantonese merchants resident in Shanghai as well as of H.E. Chow Fu, the new explicable and unpardonable. The negotia Viceroy of the Liang Kwang, all the more in. tions were carried out under the authority of the Throne by the Waiwapu with the full knowledge and consent of the provincial government of Kwanglung, which deputed views of the Cantonese. The Central Gov ernment and the Viceroy were in close touch, throughout and the conclusion of the Agres ment was only reached after Viceroy Tsin had expressed his concurrence. It is difficult, therefore, to find any justification for the tele grams since sent to the Waiepu and Ministry of Posts and Communications. Moreover, the wording of these messages argues either com. of the terms of the agreement. No controlling plete ignorance or deliberate misrepresentation powers have been conceded to the Corporation.THE Undersigned bas RESIGNED the which undertakes to finance the railway copi Agency of the PORTLAND FLOURING
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A. H. RENNIE. work. The construction under the authority of the Chinese Govern ment upon lines precisely similar to those
Hongkong, toth December, 1006, [1180
adopted in the case of the Northern Railways.
LOST. Accordingly, the Canton-Kowloon line will not sion present itself, to use his benevolent in. constitute a breach of China's sovereign rights A Abordonn (Scotch). TERRIER, wezring |
RUSTY BLACK, WIRE HAIRED, fluence to see that our flag is kept in full which is entirely controlled by Chinese and Black Leather Collar with small brass name any more than the Peking-Shanhzikwan line evidence in the island' waters of China. · 11 forms a valuable asset to the country. Other plate (no name on it), no license. badge on
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express the regret feel at the absence of Admiral Sir Gerard Noel, because I should have liked to testify in his presence to the con fidence he engendered amongst his fellow countrymen in China when, throughout the late war, he was in supreme command in Chinese waters. (Cheers) We all knew that, had Great Britain been called upon to enter into that struggle, her interests could not have been in stronger or more thorougly efficient hands, We are grateful to the Navy, and some philosopher has said that gratitude may be sometimes a lively expectation of more favours to come. I confess to a feeling of that sort when I ask Admiral Tracey, should the occa
we do not show our flag there, others there are who are only tos willing to fill our places. (Cheats) With regard to the Army, of those who penned them.
As things are at the present juncture, it may
it is most difficult for one just lately arrived be presumed that when once the formal signa home to know exactly where we are. (Laughter.) | turn of the Chinese Government has been süx
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