Telegrams.
The Anglo-Russian Agreement,"
London, 1st September.
CANTON
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 3, 1907.
NAP BY DAY, SOU
ECHO ON THE MAGAZINE EXPLOSION.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]*.
Canton, and September.
The Anglo-Russian agreement has been signed in St. Petersburg; ratifications willary far, Tich Ling, bas memoralised the The president of the Luchsope (the Minis be exchanged shortly, when the terms will Throne, in refer are to the explosion at the be published....
Wing Chun Powder Magazins, which happen ed at Canton a short time nan, that the punish ment meted out to the officials in charge of the Ordeatice department in considered to be 100 fight, and that the Admiral and Commander- in-chief of the province of Kwangtung at the time should also receive some punishment as in warning to others, for neglect of duty,
"Betting on the Loger. Five to 4 on Wool Winder, 8 to 1 against -Roi Herode,
The Situation in Mor eco. A panie reigns in Tangler. A special steamer conveys many families from the town to day.
FEMALE EDUCATION..
Yesterday a giris' school styled the Nam Many Europeans are sending their familica Keung Girls' College, was opened here. At from Algeciras next week.
the opening ceremony there was a very large attendance, and there were also present the Provincial Examiner, Ye, the two magistrates. of Namhoi and Punyu, and some other off- cials. After many speeches, the proceedings en led with a tea party.
[N. C. D. News.]
Korea
JAPAN'S FUTURE POLICY OUTLINED.
Tokio, August 30, At the Council of Eller Statesmen and Minis: ferita-lay the future p.licy with regard to Koren was discussed. A Cabir et Council was subsequently held to consider details.
ANTI-OPIUM MOVEMENT,
It was learnt at the ordinary weekly meeting of the commilles of the Central Anti-Opium Association that, up to the present, 5,339 opium smokers have been photographed at the Asso- ciation's headquarters, and these smokers have It is reported that Marquis fto proposed a all applied for anti-opium pills. Up to the end of last week, 174 opium smoking patients Japanese subsidy to Korea of the amount, it is said, of 1,500,000 yen for several years, and have been admitted into the Hospital in con- also that a loan for public works should be ❘nection with the Association for treatment, and insued, Korea's financial independence was, of this number, thirty-one have already re- for the present, impossible. Any thought of covered from the drug and have beco dis Zolverein between Japan and Forea was im-charged, while eleven other patients have died practicable so lung as Korea's Treasury, do there from their sudden attempt to abandon pended largely upon the proceeds of Customs. the use of the drug absolutely,
Marquis lu's suggestions were not opposed Japan is preparing various laws touching the future of Korea. The urren ler of Karen's ex. traterritoriality is desirable upon the condition of a stable Japanese jurisdiction being intro. duced; but the rumoured American proposal to surrender extraterritoriality is premature.
A DISTINGUISHED VisÌjon,
BRITISH M. 4. IN HONGKONG, # The Honourable Ernest Amherst Villiers, senior liberal member of Parliament for Bri,b ton, England, arrived in Honglong by the NY. K. Patuala Afora this morning. He is making a tour of the Far East and arrived from Australia via Manila en roure for japán.
The Hon urable Mr. Villiers is a son of the Reverend Charles Villiers, Inte sector of Craft, Yorkshire, his mother being a sister of the first Lord Amhorst of Hackney. He married in 1898. Eline Guest, the daughter bl Lord, Wimborne.
The Valiers family is one of the premisent: oner in Great Britain. Villiers is the family nanie of the Earl of 'Clarendon, One of the Villiers family is A. 1). C. to the King.
N. D. L. S.S, "GORBEN,."
The Imperial. Geunan Mail .. Goeben in dus here on the oth inst, on her maiden trip. Built by the West Company, Bremen,
THE PACIFIC TRADE.
GROWTH OF ORIENTAL FLUET,
"Since the advent of trade relations between the Sound and the Orient in xüga, when the
THE REPAIRS TO THE "MANCHURIA”
DETAILS OF THE WORK,
Garmen steamship Pare Nang inauguraled The Pacific Hall Company's steamship Man regular service, "the Oricetal feet has grown curia, which was scheduled to sail for the Vessels of the largest and most modern type, the Union Iron Works on the 29th ultimo, rapidly, remarks a Seattie contemporary,ment from San Francisco on August 8th, left have been placed on the route. The number The Manchuria has been in the dry dock for of sailing have increased from a monthly the last six months undergoing repairs which schedule until now there are from five to eight are considered to be the largest contract of the of thean farge liners leaving every month. The kind undertaken in the United States. modern liners now on the route are all able to put the entire cargo of the vessels finst operated on the route in any one batch and are capable of carrying about four times the amount taken by the vesselk which first entered the Sound.
Fifteen years ago the old German steamship Phro Nang made the first trip to the Sound from the Orient on a regular schedule. The Phra Nang arrived at Tacoma in June, 1892, and was met at the dock by practically all the population of the town. Speeches were made by the mayor and other officials welcoming the vessel and its officers. Banquets were held and the merrymaking, lasted through a day and night.
Trade developed to such an extent that the Northern Pacific, to which company, the Phru Nang was chartered, increased the fleet and added the steamships Tacoma, Victoria and Olympia. These vessels were operated 'on the route for several years, but it was not long be- fore it was necessary to add more and larger vessels to the route. About this time the China Mutual Steam Navigation Company cutered the field and placed a large number of vessels on the run, among which were the Ping, Buey, Dopack, Chingwo, Teenksi, Pak Ling, Kostuck and Koisow.
It is reported that the Government Anti-
With these vessels in the field the Olympia, Opium Regulations have been very strictly en- forced in the prefectures of Kiungchow and Tacoma and Victoria were withdrawn and Ngachow, where the police are interfering with placed in the coastwise trade. Shortly after the withdrawal of these vessels, the Nippon Those smokers who are not in possession of opium smoking licences, and where they have Yusen Kaisha entered the field operating be. tween Seattle and the Orient giving a fortnight atrested several of them. Those who were arrested have been made to apply for licences, orly service out of Seattle. otherwise they will not be released from prison, hose who have, been found with opium smoking apparatus on their premises were aho severely dealt with by the officials.
Owing to the step inken by the Central Government at the Capital, in regard to the prohibition of opium smoking, H.E. the Acting Viceroy has decided to permit to be opened, in each police circuit of the Ciy, three opium smoking divans, where opium could be bought and smoked.
INDEMNITY PAYMENTS.
The Shan Hog Chu has submitted a repart 10 H.E. the Acting Viceroy showing that from the eleventh mono last year to the fourth moo this year, a sum of Taels (1343,771.959: bas | been transmitted to the Capital as Kwangtung province's share in the payment of the foreign indamsities, etc.
LIKI Y COLLECTIONS.,
The collection of likts dues received from the different likisi stations throughout the province by the Cantos Likin Bureau for the
ball of the current year, amounts to Taels 44.179.00...
IRON WORKS
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Trade relations continued to grow and the Great Northern Steamship Company placed the Dukata and Afimesofa, then the two largest I sighters afloat, in the Oriental trade, with Seattle, as a terminus The Hoit line, owners of the China 'Mutual line, could not handle tho freight offering with the vessels they had on the route and built several new ships especially for the trade, running from isverpool to the Orient and Puget Sound.
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The vessels were completed a little over å year ago and one by one'ibe China Mutual liners were replaced by these larger modern freighters. Even with the large ships in the trade, during the past few years a large num- ber of tramp vessels have found good profits in carrying freight from here to the trient.,
During the past two years N. rth hisa poris and Siberia have demanded great amounts of foodstuffs from the Sound. At first tramp freighters we e fixed to carry supplies to those points, but the demand has increased to such ne extent that a regular line is now being operated there from the Sound, sailing on
fortnightly schedule.
a
The announcement of President. Earling, of The Viceroy of the Liang fu, H. E. Chang the Milwaukee road, that that company has en- she broke of about ginto tons, a length Chih-tung, has telegraphed to 11.E. the Acinstered into a trade agreement with the Osaka
belongs to the new ulori class, and
Viceroy requesting that the amount of Taels Coshen Kaisha will see the addition of another of 146, a breadth 17 gan, and a depth
100,000 promised by the Canton-Hankow Rait feet of large Oriental freight and passenger of time the trial trip, which proved ex-
way Company be paid as a fourth of the capital vessels. The Osaka Soshen Kaisha, while it ceedingly so cessful, she reached an average
of Taels 430, co for the opening of an Iris little known in Seattle, is a well-established spred of 1; knols, her engines developing
Works for the supply of iron rails, bridges and tine operating in the Japanese coastwise trade about 6,703 horse-power, "he new steamer is beautifully fisted out, and calls forb, generaller materials for use in the building of rail and also sailing a number of tramp freighters admiration. She can carry 107 fist-class, 113 roads throughout the Empire. The other three 10 various parts of the world. Lloyd's directory shares in the concern have been taken up by gives this company twenty-three vessels, with second-class, and 134 third class passengers in
the provinces af flupeḥ, Hunao and Szechuan, roomy cabins for two to six persons, and by
n speed of twelve knois or over, beside listing the 'full use.
of the room available a further
a number of smaller leameis. The average tonnage of the Osaka Soshen Kaisha's sea 1,500 passengers between decks. All the rooms
fleet is about 3,000 gress. for cabin passengers are very spacious and excellently ventilated. They are situated on the upper half of the upper deck, so that, even in bad weather the windows may be kept open, The catire arrangements on board, which have been made bearing in mind the destination of 'the ship for tropical seas, are excellent. The general rooms are all tastefully and attractively furnished and fittedout.
A COOL THIER
A somewhat crude though sufficiently im. pudent attempt to rob a tin in the Hongkong
MORRISON CENTENNARY, Yesterday the Consul-General for the United States of America at Canton sent invitations to the different leading Chinese officials to be present at the commemoration ceremony to be held in honour of the centenna y of the late
Robert Morrison.
THE WELLIG-DO SERPANT..
ALLEGED ISANS TO EMPLOYER.
The curious case of a Chinese employee who was in a position to lend his employer a couple Jurisdiction Court, before Mr Justice Wise, to-day. The plaintiff was Chu Pui of 22
of thousand dollars was heard in the Summrý
Mr..O. 1). Thumson, who represented the for $300 in silver. The shroff to whom the clerk plaintiff, stated that the defendant, a Chinese applied had not the required cum in his tills female boarding house keeper, employed and, in company with the clerk, he went to the the plaintiff to accompany coolies from strong-room for an additional supply, 4000 Hongkong to Singapore, Between 22nd
THE SPP SOARE.
STRANGE PROCEEDINGS IN TOKYO.
'A Takya dispatch states that Mr. Drakāmi Támakichi, Army Lieutenant on the reserve list, was summoned on Tuesday morning by the Tokyo Gendarmerie Office, and was ex-
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OREGON PINE.
FOR SALE SECONDHAND, OREGON PINE from 40 feat to do feet long by 12 inches in 15 inches square.
"Apply-
FUNCHARD, LOWTHER
H.M. Naval Yard Extension,
Hoogkong. Hongkung, 3rd September, 1907. LEE YEE
The Manchuriais a high-class twin-screw passenger steamer, one of the finest vessels. piping the Pacific, and, a sister-ship of the Mongolia, She is 600 feet in length, has a beain of sixty-five feet and draws forty-two feet ] (09) six inches.
She ran ashore on the island of Oahu about fifteen miler from Honolulu, on August zoth last. When floated off the reef she was found 10 lie badly damaged. She made her way slowly under her own steam to San Francisco, her propellers having been badly twisted and broken, leaving only one blade each, and her bottom having been torn by the coral. During her stay in the dry dock, 257, sholi plates," twenty-two keel plates, 355 frame angle bars, 366 floor plates and 609 intercostal plates had to be removed and renewed. This meant that practically the entire bottom of the ship had to be taken out.
To properly shore the ship in her weakened, condition it was necessary to use about 15co. shores, each 12 x 12 inches. She went into dry dock on December 16th last, and came out on the morning of July 4th. During that time fully 703 mechanics were employed on the job in the shipyards. The entire cost will reach about $750,000 (gold),
Before she took to the water every tank in her double bottom, about twenty-four in all, was tested on the dry dock by being filled with water under a head of thirty-three feet, and made absolutely water-tight with that pres sure. Her seven deep tanks underwent the same test,
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HAS ALWAYS ON HAND
Co.,
(801
OFGARS, CIGARETTES
AND
TO LET REQUISITES
FOR SALE.
13, D'AQUILAR STREET,
·HONGKONG, Hongkong, 3rd September, 1907
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE
THE Steamship
1800
"GREGORY APCAR,* having 'arrived from the above Ports, Con signees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge will be land- ed at once, at Consignees' risk and expanse.
Cargo remaining on board after 4 P.M., of the 5th instant, will be landed at Consigneer1 risk and expense.
No Fire Insurance has been affected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,
Agents Hengkong, 3rd September, 1907 · 1798 FOR SHANGHAI, YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.
To enable the Union Iron Works to handle the job properly it was necessary to install a plant at Hunter's, Paint dry dock, which inTHE Steamship cluded the full wing features: Five air com.
"GREGORY AECAR,". pressors with a combined capacity to run 150 Captain S. H. Belson, will be despatched for air tools; these were erected on foundations in the above Ports, on FRIDAY, the 6.h inst., a building arected for the purpose, adjoining at 4 PM. the power station belonging to the dry dock company; a main line of steam pipe with branches controlled by valves was required for each compressor; n'main five-inch air supply line with branches controlled by separate valve from cach compressor, and also branches to ach air receiver installed in connection with the plint,
This Steamer has Superior Accommodation for Passengers, and is installed throughout with Electric Light and carries a duly certified Doctor,
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,
Agents. Hoogkong, 3rd September, 1907, [79)
Besides these things, were an office building
HARBOUR RACH, for the accommodation of time keepers, and officials of the Union Iron Works and 'the Entries for the swimming race across the underwriters, independeat telephone line beharbour cloke on Thursday next, the 5th in- tween the Union Ito: Worker and the dry stani. Up to the present the following have dock, two local grinding stations, tool room, entered:-Private Reed (Middlesex Regimen ), especially built for the occasion; an air T. Slade (Quarry Bay), A. R. Ellis (V.R.C.), |- tool repairing station; a blacksmith shop, Gunners Ardrew and Vernon (Royal Garrison a 'plats flanging so straightening station, a | Artillery) and J. Howell (H.M.S. Brilomarķ), special steam line from dock bailers to win-whilst several others have signified their in- ches and dynamas on board ship, 2,000 feet teation of competing. of standard gaue railroad track, plåte racks for sorting and storing material, and an electric light system in the ship's hold and under the ship's bottom. It also required a stern wheel steamer for the transportation of the men 'em. played and a tugboat to transport men ad material nod towing barges loaded with ma terial. A gasoling launch also made regular trips, assisting ia transporting employes morn ings and evenings and doing other work the rest of the day.. Additional tugs were also employed, as occasion required,
THE GRAND EXHIBITION OF
JAPAN,
OFFICIAL INVITATION TO FOREIGN
GOVERNMENTS,
According to the Japan Chronicle, the com. ing Tokyo Exhibition is designated with differ it as an International Exhibition and others ha ent namer in foreign papers, some describing
the Great Exhibition.. The Exhibition Bureau has decided to a opt as the English name the title "rand Exhibition of Japan, equivalent
The starting point will be at the Police Pier, Kowloon, and the race will finish at the Praya between Murray Pier and the V. R. C. Start at 3 p.m. shaip, on the 14th inst."
Intimations
THE
ROBINSON PIANO
CO LD.
INVITE INSPECTION OF THEIR
BABY GRANDS
BY
STEINWAY,
HAAKE,
WINKELMANN,
&c., &c., &c.
Prices from $750.
Hongkong, 22nd August, 1907.
TO COUNTERACT THE ENERVATING EFFECT OF THE HOT WEATHER, DRINK
"TANSAN"
The distance is about too yards less than last year's course, de, approximately 1,600 yards as against 1,735 yards, from the Police Bottled at the Takaradzka Spring, Pier to Blake Pier,
THE CHINA COTTON KX- FORTERS GUILD.
The formation of the China Coiton Exporters' Guild, is an interesting event in the develop ment of trade between Chins and japin. The Guild, which consists of merchants exporting their cotton to Japan, and apparently chiefly of Japanese nationality, has been established, to quote its opening provisions, "to promote the common interests of the cotton exporters who ship their cargo to Japan while doing its best in driving the inferior cotton containing much water out of the market." For this purpose a testing house, in accordance with the pro- mined for two hours. He was ordered to
visions approved by the Japan Cotton Spinners proceed to the Procurator's Office in the Tokyo
Association, is established at Shanghai is con Court on the following day. tris stated that during the war he was attached with the head. Nihua Dai Hakurankai." Invitations have nexion with the Guild; at which all re, ular, as quarter of the Osaks Army Division at the been issued to the Treaty Powcis asking for well as secondary, members of the latter are front, as an aide de camp to the Commander. support for the exhibition. It is explained bound to have their raw cotton tested, when and Shanghai Bank was made last week by & Queen's Road West, and the defendant in recognition of his services, he has been de. that the exhibition will be held in Tokyo, they export it to Japan. The rules of the or Chinese, reports the W. C, D. Neis. It ppears. Cheu & Ho of 23 Gilman Street. Thecorated with the sixth class of the Order of the ber 30th, 1913. It will be conducted by drawn up, and a guarantee fun 1 is exacted in and will remain open from April 1st to Octo-ganization are carefully and comprehensively that à Portuguese clerk wassent from the foreign sued for was $410.70, which was described as
Rising Sun and the 5th class of the Order of the Government, and is intended to be advance of Shanghai Tis. 500 for each regular department, where a shorja e of silver obtained, money lent. to the Compradores' department, with an order
the Golden Kite. He was constantly visiting the largest, exhibition ever seen in Japan, member, and Shanghai Tis: 300 from each Russian army officer at the Chuo Hotel in including exhibits of all produce, manufac-secondary member. At the first general meet Tokyo, and was giving information to him on ture and works, which represent the desel ping the following officers were elected the Japanese: Army Regulations for training ment of the industry and civilisation, and the Chairman, Mr. M, Fujise (Mitsui); Committee, soldiers, recolving Yio in return for the jer-
resources of wealth of the Empire. It is also Measry, K. Ogasawara (Menkwa), T. “Hands vica. After the murder of the man Mayeda, hoped to collect foreigo produce and manu (Haoda), 5. Miyamoto (Naigai), G. Okada who was regarded as a Russian spy; Lieutenant factures by inviting this support of foreign (Taiz & Co.); Manager, M. J. Yamasaki Urakami disappeared from Tokyo, and the Government and private concerns and indivi- (Yeibah & Ca.) gendarmerie authorities had been searching for dusis. The cost of the exhibition, to be de him. He had been for a trip to Katase, sad on frayed out of the State Treasury in estimated his return on Mooday evening was appréhend-
at Yrooc0,000, in addition to proportionale ed-Japan Chronicle,
expenditure to be defrayed from the local treasuries of various Prefectures, and the new Japanese dominions abroad. The Government earnestly hopes that foreign Governments will
people of irrespective countries to send ex- voluntarily opent the exhibition and urge the hibits as freely as practicable. For the display of educational, scientific, industrial and electric works and machinery from foreign exhibitors, three special buildings built by the Govern- ment will be placed at the disposal of exhibitors, The Government fumber hopes that foreign Governments will erect their own bui'dinge to represent the structures peculiar to their re- spective countries, Foreign Governments or private concerns or individuals are also invited to erect buildings for the display of general produce and manufactures. For the construc- tion of such bulidings, space will be given free of charge, and all necessary assistance and facilities will be afforded for the importation of the materials required for the works, sic, "//
THE WEATHER.
The following report is from Mr, F. G..Figg, Director of the Hongkong Observatory. risen slightly on the S. coast of China, and in Oo the 3rd at 1205 p.-The barometer bai Japan,
as the shroff had left the apartment a well || February this year and 24th March he loot the dressed Chiness who had evidently, been watch. | defendant sums on various occasions amount- ing his opportunity, simpped in through the ing to about $2,000 and there was a balance wicket door, seated himself on the shroff's stool, | dua uliogether of $410 principal and interest. packeted fifty dollars lying on the desk and The plaintiff explained that for acting as escort then proceeded to examine the nearest till in to the coolies journeying to Singapore he which he discovered a roll of noies amounting received 521 a voyage. His duty was to see to Sab:0. Evidently with an idea of disarming that the coolies were duly lapded at the any suspicion which might be felt by the southern pori and handed over to the agenti remaining eleven shroffs who were seated in there After detailing the amounts he had the apartment and were apparently oblivious handed over to the mistress of the boarding of the irregular proceedings occurring beside house, the defendant, he said that she still them, the visitor calmly began to font owed him 5380,50 as principal and S40.30 at the roll of adter and transfer them singly to his interest. pockets.
While he was engaged at this Questioned as to the rate of interest, the lucrative pastime, a coolle employee of the plaintiff only made confusion worse confounded. Bank approached the desk to speak to the Mr. olmes, for the defendant, rose to, ́shroff) the strange face almost caused him, to | 'direntangle the knot.
withdraw, but the unusual activity of the The Court: There is no lady defendant pre-prevail in the Formosa Channel, and the N. pseudo-shroffconvinced him that something was sent in Court. If the dead? wrong and the alarm was given. After the Mr. Holmes: No, she's alive. the was in money he had lai l hands on had been exir e ed | my office about a quater of an hour ago. She's from the culprit's pockets, he was hailed off to | gone to get a witness. the Central Folice 'Simion where - ho` was charged with having stolen the sum of $50. The accused refound to give any, information concerning himself beyond the fact that he is
resident of Poolung.
Shortly afterwards the lady accompanied by by a number of friends marched isto Court.
One of the principal witnesses in the case had not appeared and the case was adjourned tilj to-morrow."
The existence of a low pressure area over the Pacific to the N.E. of Luzon, is stili indicated.
Pressure is high over Central China, and E, Japan.
Fresh to strong N.E. winds are expected to
part of the Chian Ser.
at to m. to-day, oot isch
mongkong rainfall for the 24 hours ending.
FORECAST.. 1.--Hongkong and sighbourhood, E. to N.E. winds, fresh ; equally, showery.
3-Formosa Channel, N.E. winds, fresh fair. 3-South coast of China between Hongkong and Lamocks, same as No. 1. --- 24-South coast of China between Hongkong gad Haiven, sama za No.f
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