Telegrams.
[Reuter')
The Japan-American Agreement.
LONDON, 30th November,
The British and French heartily
Press applaud the Japan-American Agreement as a fresh guarantee of the world's peace and prosperity.
The American papers also approve of the Agreement
A St. Petersburg sexi official communique says that the Agreement is exactly analogous to the Franco-Jepanese and the Russo Japanese Agreements of 1907 and certainly forms' a further guarantee of peace in the Far East, for which it is warmly welcomed.
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Russia and the Japan-American Agreement
-The Novie Vremiya unreservedly welcomes the Japan American Agreement as an in- fluence for peace, but the Russ declares that, It is merely a trace while, two Powers com- plete their preparations for a great struggle,
TRAGIC DUATH.OF MR.R. MARRWICK,
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 2, 1908.
Chinese Editor's
Predicament.
EDITOR OF THE "SHEUNG PO".
ORDERED TO BE BANISHED.
COUNSEL FILES MOTION FOR RULE NISI..
Arising out of the boycott by Chiness of Japanese and their manufactures and in relation to the recent riots on the 1st-2nd November last, baufshment orders have been issued by Government against several Chinese members of the community, included among whom were a piece-goede merchant, an issur ance broker in the employ of a prominent British firm; and the talented editor, Mr. Ng Hin Taz, of our progressive Chinese contemporary, the Shaung Po, printed and published in this Colony, to the cases of a few the bruisbnient order has been compiled with.
in the case, of Mr. Ng His Tx, aatnst whom the banishment order was made on the 23rd November, 1958, to be obeyed within even days from that date, the order having been disregarded, the Chinese editor has been arrested and is now dalatoed in Folice custody, Immediately upon that gentleman's apprehension notice of motion for a rule, nisi was filed in the Supreme Court yesterday. For the benefit of those who may be uninitiated in legal phraseology it may be explained, that the effect of the motion is to enable Couusel to argos the case before, the Court whether a writ
CANTON DAY BY DAY,
AFTERMATH OF A BAD, INCIDENT,
[From Our Own Correspondant.]
Canton, st December." With reference to the disturbance on board the steamer Fatskan following is a free trausla tion of a joint petition to the officials by the passengers:
bire, had one of bis tegu, crushed and cat through between the steamer and the side of the wharf,
· LAST CRUISER COMPLETED.. The Xiangku, the last of the four shallow draft cruisers, built by the Kwong Hip Loong Dock Company to the order, of the Canton Provincial Government for the West River patrol service, arrived bare yesterday from Hongkong.
LOSS OF A WIFE,
INTERESTINO Claim ADAINST OWNERS
OF "LOONGSANG
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ST. ANDREW'S BALL
THE following ARTICLES remain un
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LACE HRAD WRAP CREAM NET SCARF.
2 WOOLLEN SHAWLS.
I CASHMERE SCARF.
I CHIFFON SCARF,
FANCY HANDKERCHIEFS.-
D. WOOD,
Hon, Sec., 'St. Andrew's Society,
Hongkong, and December, 1908,
BAZAAR
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IN AID OF THE POOR CHINESE, ORPHANS. OF THE ASILE DE LA SAINTE ENFANCE.
Patronage of
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The French Sisters have the honour to announce that their ANNUAL BAZAAR- will be held at the City Ball, on MONDAY, the 14th.ins), at 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
An inspection of the different Noodle and: Fancy Work made by their Four Orphans is requested.
"On the 28th ultimo we, the undersigned, were passengers on board the steamer Fatskan, At about it o'clock in the evening, the mem- bers of the compradora's department, together with some foreign officers, came round to col-
An action which should be interesting to the tect fares. One of the Chinese passengers, shipping community-and what interests, our whose name is not know, who is a little over shipping friends is shared by the public in forty years of age, was thea asleep with a general was mentioned in the Supreme Court, blanket over him on deck. The ticket col this morning. It was a claim brought by a factors overlooked the latter for his fare. At coal coolie named Yun Wan, residing at 19, about 12 o'clock, one of the ticket-collecting Cochrane Pirest, against the Indo-China Steam' officers, a foreignar, came round for tickets. Navigation Company, Limited, to recover the NDER the Distinguished PORRICK He roused the sleeping passenger by means sum of $1,000 as compensation for the loss of of a kick and asked him for bis ticket. The his wife, who met her death as the, result of passenger started up half dozing and the collision between the steamer Leogang foreign officer seeing him in this semi-wake and a passenger boat (No. 2565U) on board, condition, and being impatient, treated him to of which plaintiff's wife was a passenger to law more kicks and demanded ble ticket. The | The collision was reported to have occurred patienger said: "You haven't come for mysbertly after five o'clock on the 19th June fare; where can I bave a ticket to give you?? | lası, when the steamship Loongrang wai On hearing this reply, the foreign officer dealt leaving the harbour. The coolie boat with a the passenger a couple of staps. When the crew and a number of passengers on board, passenger was going to produce the money was bound from Kowloon to Wanchai, In'mid from his pocket, the foreigner again gave him barbour, through some reason, yet to be ex plained, she was run down by the Longsang. The force of the impact caused the junk to bee over, throwing the passengers into the water. Several launches which were in the vicinity, focluding No. a police launch,, west to render assistance, and rescued everybody, except so old woman Kwok Ng, alleged to have been plaintiff's wife, saventy-seven years of age, who was found drowned in the hold of the boat, The passengers and crew wore landed at Kow- loos by the various launches, while the water logged junk was towed to Causeway Bay, and little while, but she was allowed to resume her beached. The Loongiang was delayed for a
journey after the necessary inquiries had been made.
The Near Eastera Question. A great anti-Austrian demonstration lias
of habeas corpus will be issued. His Honoura'slap on the head. The passenger then asked Laken place at Rome where troops have had Sir Francis Piggote (Chief Justice), has fix for quarter but, nevertheless, the foreigner gave to be stationed to bar the way to the Aused Fride, the 4th inst, at 2 pm, for him a few more kicks on his right ribs, and the hearing of the motion. Sir Henry Beike uttered some abusive words. The passenger, trian Embassies.
ley, C., has been retained as Counsel for Ng on receiving these wounds, fell dowo nucou His Toz; he will be instructed by Mr. Quo Kong❘scious, and after three-quarters of an hour, the Slog, solicitor.
unfortunate man succumbed. When the pas senger first boarded the aleamer, he was seen sitting down on a straw mat and smoking In cigaretie, aod on being asked by the cook of the ship if he wanted any rice, he said he had had his supper already before coming to was brutally done to death by the for the steamer. Seeing the Chinese passenger
ignor, the other. Chiness #sengers were in a state of coasteraation, all determined
FORMER HONGKONG" RESIDENT SHOOTS
HIMSELF.
The N. G. D. Neux, of 18th út 'o, reports:
About ga.m. yesterday, as the employees of "the Chios-Mutual-Touring Company were arriving at the office, No. 13a Cantos. Road, the report of a shot was heard and on proceed. ing to the rear part of the building, from which the sound seemed to have come, Mr. Kinaler, ons of the office staff, found the body of a for signer lying on the finding in the middle the back staircase. Assistance was cat- led for and on cl ser examination it was found that the foreigner, was Mr. Richard Markwick, who had for many years been employed by the Insurance Company. Blood was issuing from the maub, nose and..ears, and at the side of the bidy was a six- chambered revolver. "Mr. Marwick was un conscious, but was still breathing, and "was' carried to the top of the stairs by Mr. Kitaler and Mr. J. C. Burgess, Dr. Grade, medical director of the Company; was immediately sum moned, by telephone," but the injured man was then beyond the powerof medical assistance and 's few minutes after the arrival of the doctor he expired. The deceased was in Hongkong in 1951 and had been in resident of Shanghai since 1883. Almost from the time that the China Mutual Insurance. Company came into being he was employed by the firm, and although for short period he joined this service of the.
· Shanghai Lite fasurance Company, he after. wards returned to his previous employment. He was for many years an enthusiastic volunteer. and a member of the Artillery Company and though not taking an active part in athletic sports was always an interested spectator of Both cricket and forbill matches and one of the most earnest supporters of the Shaogboi Recreation Club.
Zho body was removed to the Public Mortuary, Fearon Road, and an inquest was opened yesterday morning by the Coroner, Mr. W. King."
John Cecil Burgess, a clerk in the employ ment of the China Mutual Lasumace Company, identified the body and stated that he had kaown the deceased for eighteen months. He last saw him alive when he called at the cfice about ten days ago, Prior to that. occasion, Witness had called to see the deceased at the Shanghai General Hospital. Mr. Markwick had been ill since the middle of September and had been away from office since that time, with
the exception of a few days. Witness did not know the nature of the illness. He Àid not bear_the_revolver"sbo", but was called im. mediately afterwards and saw the body. He telephoned immediately for Dr. Goode, He was called by Mr. Kitaler, who had tried to carry the deceased to the head of the sair case. Whos witness, arrived, Mr., Markwick was still alive and was lying half-way up the back staircase. Witness assisted to move him
before the arrival of the doctor, because the body was lying in a very clamped position. The revolver was lying at the sido of the body in past of blood... TEs deprised was moved - to` the top of the stairs and was then breathing heavily and with preat difficulty owing to the blood Bowing from the throst. So far as wit uass could tell, he was thẹn unconscious did not spark.. "He was still alive when the
MONE,RAGE, GRIFFINS.
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ARRIVAL OF SECOND DITCH.
Another batch of subscription griffias bum.
bering twenty-three in all arrived by the steamer Haug hang, to-day. They were drawn for this afternoon at Kennedy's Causeway Bay Repository. The result of the drawing is
appended
No 25-White-Capt. Barker (Buffs), No. 16-White-tieneral Broadwood. No; 17-Bay-Admiral Lambton. No. 8-Bay-A. Mölk
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No. 29-Chestout-Capt. Houblos (Buffs). No, jo-Chestnut-C. E. Anton. No. 31-White-Lieut. Leeson, No 32-Bay-J, R. M. Smith, No. 33-Dark Grey—A. Ģ. Hynes, No. 34-Black-Major Finlay. ! No 35-Gray-Hind und Hynes. No. 36-Roan-Macdonald and Howarth, No. 37-Iron Gleỷ—I'. W. Goldring.... No 38-Grey-Lieut. Stodd. :" No. 39-White-G. Friesland, No. 40-Bay H. P. White,
No. 41-Chestnut¬W, J. Gresson. No. 41-Grey-F. B. Deacon... No. 4j-White-ĮJ, R. Lewis, No. 41-Iron Gray-Waylong Mesa, No. 45-Grey-H. N. Mody, NO-46 Bay Wheeley, No. 47-Grey-H. Humphrey.
LEGISLATIVE.COUNCIL.
-A meeting of the Legislative Council will be held tomorrow, Thursday, at z 32 p.m. when the following business will be consider.
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to lake revenge on the 'olfander, who then made bis escape, We, Fung Tack Bọn and Tam Shiu l'o, (two of the undersigned) were originally passengers on the upper deck and on hearing the scuffle ran down to see what
'When the case was cafled, Mr. Otto Kong Sing, (for the plaintiff) said that he wauled a further adjournment, which his frigoă coo- sented to’but only on certain terms.
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company) stated that he had no objection la an adjournment, but his friend should be made to pay the costs of the day-payment to be made before the case came balore the Court agein.
Mr. E. Davidson (representing the defendant
Mr. Justice. Gompertz 'confessed he know nothing of the matter. It was a private arrange- ment between the parties,ke stated......
Mr. Davidson- want my friend's under.
has been on the list for weeks:
had happened. After we bad recovered from our first shock, we at once started a subscrip: tion list and thus collected a certain sum of money from among the other Chinese passens gers. We were then selected to report, on immediate arrival at Canton, the case to the Water Police Authorities, the Self-Government Society and the Red Cross Society. We per sonally tow all, that bad passed, and we ara now quite willing to present ourselves as eye-taking for costs before. I consent. The matter witnesses. The foreigner is called Song Kai Tsai, which means a cunoing chick, nod serves as a nickname. The dead body of the pas senger, is still lying on board the steamer under the vigilance of a number of Chinese coolies who voluntarily offered their ser vices. We have hauded the many that wo have collected from subscriptions on board to the Self-Government Society. We beg that you (officials) will at once hald an inquest on the body, together with the members of the Self-Government Society and the Red Cross Society and to deal with the case with nothing
bul justice."
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Mr. Kong Sing-To ask for laxed costs is. unusual.
Mć. Davidson said that it depended a good deal on circumstances.
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PLAINTIFF ABSENT.
Mr. Justice Comports (to Mr. Kong Slag)INTERESTING ACTION NIPPED IN THE HUD, Way should give you an adjourament?
The answer was that all tho witnesses for the
plaintiff could not be found to be subpuraed; The case was also in the hands of Mr. Kong Sing's interpreter and he had been ill for a week.
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Wrongful dismissal was the allegation put forward by Mr. M. J. Maher, a foreigner, for merly a clerk in the employ of the Dock Com pauy, in support of His claim against the fore-- mag cugfacer-Mr. James Guy-which wat called in the Supreme Court, this afternoon.
Mr Davidson understood that Mr Kong Sing's interpreter had taken away the statements (Signed) Yeung Wo Kut; Cheung Lau Ki; with him and under those circumstances in the alternative he claimed $50 in lieu of a1
Kan Kwong, Yat Lo Chui Son; Fung Trek Soo ; Tam Shiu Po and others. ་་
E Financial Minutes. (Nos. 61 to 68;). 2. Report of the Finance Committee. (No.
At the inquest-held-later-on-the-body, the foreign doctor was convinced that there were no 3. Resolution under Section 170 of the Public marks on it, but the people remonstrated and Health and Buildings Ordinance, 1903-**
insisted on re-examining it personally. During Byelaws under Section is of the Public the examination, the Chinese are said to have Heath and Baildings Ordinance, 1903-found marks of fatality in various paris' of the (a) Bake-houses. (b) Catile-shots, Fig-atics, body and afterwards the body was removed etc. (4) Cemeteries. (7) Dairy. (d) Depot ashore af 4 p. for Cattle, Pigs, Sheep and Goats. (S) Disinfection of lufected Premises. (e) Do mestic Cleanliness and Ventilation.--(4)-1m2 portation and luspection of Asimais. (7) Latrines. (.) Laundry. (4.) Prevention and Mitigation of Epidemic, Endemic, Contagious
afectious Disease. (1) Prevention of the breeding of Moiquitoes.(m.) Removal of Ceiling: and Stair Linings () Removal of
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ORDERS OF THE DAY. First reading of a Bill-astitled Au Ordinance to empower a Magistrate to hold a Small Debt Court in the New Territories and to regulate the proceedings in relation thereto, *
A conterence is to be held to day at the Bureau of Foreign Affairs and the members of the Self-Government Society have been called to attend it, bringing with them the necessary witnesses.
The Self-Government Society has issued a
circular persuading the people to remain quist and see how the case will be conducted, but on no accoust to create any disturbances in a
foolish way:
MRE,
On the night of the 28th ultimo, at about z o'clock, a fire broke out in Chu Sau Laos in the western suburb, which destroyed seventeen. houses in all. The configration originated in a candle maker's store. Tea fire brigade furt to amend The Magistrates' Ordinance 1890,unately, by their presence of mind, forced. and to effect certain other amendments in the hole in the wall of one of the houses and in this
way a number of livaa were naved, ***
First reading of a Bill cutitled Ac Ordinance
Criminal Law.
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First reading of a Bill entitled An Ordinance to amend The Fire Insurance Companies Ordin ABCE 19.8.
First reading of a Bill entitled An Ordinance and to remove an ambiguity in the construction to amend the loterpretation Ordinance 1897 He
of the Bam.
First reading of a Bill cotitled Au Ordinance
H.E. CHEUNG PAT SZE,”
a
month's notice. would be unfair for him to go on. He would
When the time set to hear the case came the be slow to take the opportunity to press matters plaintiff was not present, and Mr. Justice Gom us they stood-It-was-a-concession-on-the-pertz-inquired-wheiber_the_matter had been defendants' part to consent, to the adjournment settled. at all, and he did not see why the costs were, questioned. The amount was not a consider able one."
Mr. Kong Blog-We don't know what the
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costs will amount'to..
Mr. Davidson-it is absurd for my friend to ask for anything else. The case will have to go back for a fortnight—
Mr. Justice Gompertz-Why 2 Mr. Davidson-Because the Longgang will not be bere until theś............“.
Me Justice Gompertz-Can't the costs be agreed to now?
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Forther discussion followed, until finally the undertaking for costs was given and the case adjourned until Friday week.
HARD TIMES FOR BARBERS,
SAD EXPERIENCE OF ONE IN HONGKONG
Since the Itaporial Edict was issued ordering the people of the Two Kwang provinces to go into mourning for three months, during which period they were to allow their bair to grow, as a sign of respect for the death of the Emperor and Dowager-Empress of China, most of the H.E. Cheung Pat Ste returned to Canton barbers in the city of Canton bave had to put yesterday after making a tour of inspection af up their shutters. Of course, a large number the proposed line of railway between Tan Shui of the "profession" came to Hongkong to cara and Oton, on which work is expected to be a living, among them being a man named commenced before long.
Chu Han Chi came to Hongkong by A boat arriving on Sunday, and, stepping ashore, inquired his way to the nearest place at the entrance to the wharf. At night the coplin kowe to Mae brick building in stranger, and before the little brick building in the middle of the road was reached be had
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Mr. A. Holbarow (af Messra, Deacon, Looker. and Deacon) who appeared, for the defence, said that he was inclined to believe that plain "Nemo me tiff had abandoned his claim,
The name of the plaintiff was called in the usual way by the usher, but there was no. rek. ponse. His Lordship waited for five minutes and the non-appearance of the plaintiff in that time gave everyone the impression that he had refused to proceed with the matter,
Judgment was entered for the defendant with conis.
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miantes later. "¿Tha inquest was adjourned until 3.15 p.m.on Monday, the sath fastant, at IT. M. Police Court
1865.
Committee on the Billestitled An Ordinance for Authorizing the Construction of a Tramway
within the Colapy of Hongkong.
AN IMPOSTOR ON TRIAL Admiral Li Chua and the Kwangchow have relined from Fatshan, where order has been restored. With reference to the monk who was the cause of the disturbances, the Provincial Jadge presided personally at the
Coast to try him but the latter was reticent with regard to, a'l questions pot to him with the ex- ception of a few religious words that he used in hîn prayers to the Buddha,
DISASTROUS CONFLAGRATION. On the syth ultimo, a fire broke out in Kam Chuk, a market place in the Shun Tak district, at 1 pm. The fire continued to rage tili z p.m.
IT will be remembered that sama time ago,
C. CLEMENTI, nkys the Kobe “ Herald, the N.V.K. faid ́op three steamers" hero-the, Yokohaṁsa Maru,
Clerk of Councils, Omi Maru nud Nagato Maru, Sizco, then, the
NB-A ̧ meeting of the Finance Committee T.K.K. steamers Manakus Maru (5,248 tons) and will be held immediately after the Council. and Kasato Haru have been laid up at Yoko- hama, Mr. Hiromi's Ujina Maru (4,403 tons and Mr. Kishimoto's Shinkuku Maru (4,54 tons) at Osaka, and the Talms. Maru (5,148 toos) and Risto Mart (1,521 tons) at Kobe. The Government transport Migoskino Mary (5.706 tone), which will shortly be released, will be laid up at Ossks. It is greatly fonrod, that the number of laid-up vessels will increase, as between them led to Chan using his strength |・・ Yesterday, as the steamer Hrungshan was time goes on, and there is a good deal of on Tai, who felt the pain. The pugilist was approaching her wharf on ber omiral from anxiety, amongst shipping companies and ptl. ordered to pay a fine of $4 and to compensate Hongkon coolls, who attempted to get ysł o siasmskip owners in consequeRCH,
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Two employees of the King Edward Hotel were in the Police Court this morning to have dispute properly spilled by a proper person, who happened to be the first police magistrate. Chan Sd. a coolic, was charged with assaulting when over pas lundred and twenty buildings Tai Chuk-Man, a tabla "boy," which be denis - were gutted and two lives lost.
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