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relations are in good order and have com. petent men to control them, and as I do col wish to block the way for younger men. I have decided to take advantage of my attain-
as a non-Japanese, no man deserves better of his country than the Onanciar gup statesman who is known as Baron Shibu sawa. We shall be surprised to learn that he is allowed to disappear into seclusionment of my seventieth year to retire from my without recognition. Prince Ito may be a positions. I shall remain an official of the
A. S. WATSON & CO., great man in his way, but the greater man Dai-ichi Ginko, however, until my death, as it
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Shipbuilding Com- petition.
Malaria în Lyemun.
REPORT OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE.
COMPREHENSIVE RECOMMEND TIONS,
It may be remembered that on the 11th May last, as the result of a motion introduced by .Colonel Bedford, C. o., Principal Medical Offi.
a
cer of the South China Command, at a meeting of the Sanitary Board held on that date, it was agreed to appoint a Committee to inquire into report upon the steps necessary, to remove or minimize the conditions favouring mal-ria in the
Cruisers for Canton."
HONGKONG'S OPPORTUNITY.
TENDERS INVITED BY NAVY DIPÄRTMENT,
[From Our Own Correspondent]
Shameen, 21st Jane. Hongkong firms of shipbuilders and saveral German Aongs on the Shameen, representing home principals, have been interesting them. solver of late in an laquity which has emanated from the Navy Department for the con straction of four fast steel cruisers for the present only the scantiest details are available, South China squadrop of the Chinese Navy, At:
HONGKONG DOCK CO. SUCCESSFUL.
KEEN RIVALRY 'BATWEEN CHINA DOCKS. is he who advances the commercial interests was that institution which gave me my en- of his country, who comes to her rescue at trance into business life. I shall also for
[From Our Own Corrispondent] "critical times, who believes, trusts and banks some time retain my positions in the Tokio on his people, Shiburawa has been all that Savings Bank and the Bankers' Club, as they
Mavila, 18th June. Never in the history of these islands has such Of course we speak as on-look. have relations with the Dai-ichi Gloko.. Ikoen bidding been exhibited as was the care ers; many and many a time we have opposed addition I shall be willing to give advice to this week when tenders were opened for the his ideas and his attempts at super-man- the Companies in which I hold shares, while construction of steel forchas and a river stomer agement. But all the time we have rejoiced in I shall not give up my connection with the required for the Chief Quartermaster's Depart the virility of the man as a man and now we schools and charitable associations in which'] ment in Manila. Practically all the shipbuilding. can say that we are sincerely sorry to learn I am interested." A few more men like yards of any importance in Hongkong, Shang-Village of Shau-ki-wan and its environs. Tho far as it has been possible to ascertain the of his retirement from business. Is it wise Baron Shibusawa would make the world go hai and Singapore entered into the competition motion was to the effect that in view of the pre-cruisers are to be of from 300 10 350 feat la for the contracts. One noticeable feature is valence of malarial disease amongst His Majes-length and capitle of steaming tweniyawo -on-his-part-to-leave the rugged path of ||round-with-much-less-friction; than occurs
the complete dropping off of the Japanese ty's troops quartered at Lyeman, apd to the fact knots It is the intention of the Government finance, of financial adventure? We think now,
builders, who at one time made bold bids for that this disease is dus to conditions obtaining only two will be ordered.
to build fuur vessels in all, although for statt Bot. A man whose personality is recognis
U. S. Government orders against their Southern outside War Department property; that a Com- ed and whose capacity is acknowledged in
bals. It is not to be wondered at that Japan all, the markets cannot sink into the in-
bas fallen out of the race, when it is considered ittee be appointed to inquire into, and report that their great distance from the centre of apon, the steps necessary to remove or delivery operates as a virtual pensity against minimize the conditions favouring malar'a io the adjacent village of Shau-ki-wan and ins environs? The Committee, which was.com. posed of Colonel. Bedford, the Director of Public Works and, Dr. G. H, L. Fitz-cellent authority that Messrs. Carlowlix & Co., Williams, has since taken the crimary steps to find out the exact conditions oblain- ing with regard to the disease and the follow ing joint report has now been submitted and was laid on the table at the meeting of the Sanitary Board this afternoon:
significance of a country squire. The idea
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
Six weeks was awarded Fong Ki, an unem is absurd; so absurd that it becomes played Chinaman, for having in his possession ludicrous. Baron Shibusawa must toil op without lawful excuse house-breaking imple-them in favour of Hongkong which is more to the end of the chapter, against his inclinaments. tions perhaps, but always to his credit. The Japanese papers-translated—that we have seen on the subject are casiously non-com-
mittal. Why? Because the Baron was un- fortunately connected with the Dat Nippon Sugar Scandals? As a fact, the breath of suspicion has never been launched against
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A COOLIE who stole from No. 35, Ko Shing Street a box containing $135.10 ja money and come articles of clothing worth about $5 was gives four months hard labour in the Police Court to-day.
WE regret to announce the death of Police.
meat Civil Hospital, duo to aunstroka. The deceased was stationed at Yau-ma-ti Police Statins, and was well liked by his brother off cers in the Force. The funeral look place this afternoon and was well attended.
most polent agent for the destruction of fleas,bim and even if he were concerned it is pro-man Coulan, which took place in the Govem per to believe that he was the victim of circumstances. Ten more Barons Shibusawa for the rehabilitation would do more of Japan than a dozen Shoguns, what appears to be an exceptionally care- ful article, devoid of praise or superlatives, the Kobe Herold speaks of his standing, "The fact that he is on the directarates of more than thirty commercial concerns has also been made a ground of reproach against
from rats which have died of this disease.
All risk of infection can be avoided by washing the floors, etc., or sprinkling where the fleas are likely to be with a dilute solution of "WATSON'S HYGIENOL.". A tea- 'spoonful to a pint of water, or a teacupful to three gallous, makes a solution of the strength required for this purpose.
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the veteran financier. In the case of the latter complaint, however, it is only fair to remember that Baron Shibusawa's unique experience and position as, so to speak, the Genro of the business world, have caused his services to be extraordinarily in request by newly-established undertakings, and that he may well have felt, in the cases of enter prises of importance and value, that he would not be justified in refusing the assist ance of his name and support. In any case it is unquestionable that, as the founder of the pioneer jonal Bank of the Empire, the Dai Ichinko, the first clairman of the Tokio Chamber of Commerce, one of the chief promoters of commercial educa- tion, and the inaugurator of many now pro- $1Prine limen of Can, Baron Shibusawa has rendered services to his country which fully entitle him to rank as one of the makers of modern Japan."
IT is stated that the Prince Regent granted an audience to the Anti-Opium Commissioners on Bunday and told them that besides strict pro- hibition of opium smoking in official circles. it behoved them to order the provincial authorities, ta prohibit poppy plantation and reduce the number of smokers by strict measures, '
REPRESENTATIVES of the focal Press and of the leading Japanese shipping and mercantile firms and Banks in Hongkong were entertained to dinner last night by Mr. T. Funatsu, Consul for Japan, to meet str. Fujimura, manager of the Independent News of Tokie. Mr. Fujimura has just been touring South China to the ip-
terests of his news agency.
A STORM IN A. TEA-POT.
CHIEF EXCISE OFFICER ROUND OVER.
Toranoon
avourably situated in relation to these islands. STEFL LIGHTERS.
For the steel lighters there were many and varied tenders, including two from Singapore. It is interesting to record that the Taikoo Ship yard enters into the, competitive field for the first time. Appeaded are the respective
tenders in detail :-
Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co., Ld, represented by Messs. Findlay & Co.-For oud lighter $5,870; three lighters $17,195; aix Sir,-We, the Committee appointed by the lighters $34,341; all quotations are in goldanitary Board at a meeting held on May currency and fres entry into the Philippines. 11th last, to inquire into, and report upon, Time completion, eight and a half masthi,
the steps Decessary to remove or minimize the Varadero de Manila submitted three separate conditions, favouring mataria in the village models and quoted $42,055, $10,695, and of Shau-ki-wan and its environs," have the hodour to report that we have visited and in- 538,785, respectively, for each of the models, for six lighters.
spected the district referred-to, and now submit the following -
Tanjong Pagar Dock Board, Singapore, $8,600 for one; $23,000 for, thres and $44,000 for six lighters. Time of completion: pins months.
Riley, Hargraves & co, 1.d, Singapore, $17,400 (3.S. currency] for wan; $48,822 for three; and $31,50 for six fighters.
Taikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co., Ld of Hongkong, represented by Messrs. Castio Bros. Wolf and Sons, one lighter $5,055: three at $5,925 each.. Faikoo Docks do not care to undertake a contract for less than three vessels. Kwang Sang Laong & Co., Hoogkong, 1 lighter $23,803 (Mex); three $57,950; six
Fred. Watson & Coms for $7,703; 3 for $23,400; six for $13.750. Delivery in tea months. These tenders are from Maisis. Geo. Fenwick & Co., Ld, of Hungkong,
19,120
The Paline Cams Shanghai Dock and Engineering Co., Ld Marshall, employed in the Naval Yard, pro. Completion a six meatha, free entry. ceeded against George Hoggarib, Chief Excise Officer, for using threatening language. A cross summons was issued for abusive language on Goldring appeared for the complainant,
TAIKOO'S TENDER RECOMMENDED. No award ha, yet bezu made, bui'a is be. lieved that Taikoo's tender bas been recom- kong and Whampoa Duck Co. stands
(a) The Committee concur generally in the description of Shau-ki-wan, and the conditions there existing as given by Colonel Bedford in his address to the Board, whin moving the resolution on the arth of May.
(b) The Committee are of opinion that the conditions now obtaining at Shau-ki-wan' East are sufficient to explain the existence of malaria
amongst the troops, and others residing in proximity to, or having to pass through the village.
The Committee now recommend:
(c) (1) That the undergrowth and scrub be cut down and removed by the authorities con··
cerand, from the Western slope of the Lyemus
Cliff, situated between the village below, and | thé barracks above, the trees and small herbage
being allowed to remain,
7z) The reclaimina cifsha Rauna aggrauimutsen ly shown in the attached plan, to the extent originally planned by the Public Works Depart meat; or if funds will not permit of this, thes to Low Waler Mark, as also shown in plan. This would remove the nuisance poW
Last week representatives of the Tsikoo Dockyard and Engineering Co, and the Hong vong and Whampoa Dock Co. were up in
Canton and had a conference with Admiral Chus and the Navy Board. What transpired at these interviews it is impossible to may as begotiations are very jealously guarded in the interests of each firm. I have it on ax-
Siemssen & Co, and Arnhold Katberg & Co. a-e also exerting their beat efforts to secure the order. The competition promises to be a kesa one, whose ultimate issue will be watched with close interest by those having connection with the two important shipbuilding yards in Hong-
kong.
A Solicitor's Conduct.
MR. DIXON IN THE BOX. DENIES BORROWING MONEY FROM THE BILK MERCHANT.
The attention of the judgen (Sir Francis Piggott and Mr. Justice Gompertz) was engag- ed today in heating the issue in which Mr. Clive Fletcher Dixos, a Hongkong solicitor, of the firm of Masus. Hastings and Hastings, is being called upon to show cause why he should not be struck off the Rolls of the Supreme Court for alleged misconduct.
There was a sparse attendance in the court- room when the proceedings opened, but this was gradually increased during the course of the
day,
Tam Wing Kwong, the interpreter, 'was" re- called when the judges took their seaty, The witness stated that he went to see Hung, the Year, but it was got at that interview that he'dis- other interpreter, just before the Chinese:New
cussed the question as to whether Hong should return to the office of Hastings and Hastings.
Mr. Caltbrop-At the next interview did you discuss that question?
Witness-I told him that Mr. Hastings did not believe what I told him about Mr. Dizan, and I asked him to go to the effice and explain the matter himself.
What did Hang say?—He said that if he And what happened further?-Hung said it tie came back to the office he would keep a watch over Mr, Dixon and sea that this matter did not happen again.
We entirely agree with the remark that the the part of complainant's daughter, Mr. P. W. mended for acceptance, although the Hong. complained of, so far as the extension ares of said anything he would incriminate himself.
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It appears that on the roth May last, just good chance of securing the contract because as it was getting dark, complainant heard of its lower bid, women's voices cutside his house. One of the HONGKONG SECURES V.J. $19,210 CONTRACT. Oothe tōthiast, bids warnopcoed intheoffice women was beard to say "an Mr. Hog- garth's first wife, not his secoąd wife, Shortly of the Chief Quatermaster for the construction afterwards defendant went up to complaisant bl a river steamer to take the place' of the and said: "Hullo, Marshall, do you want to see Wapidan, running between Munila and Jake me?" Conplainant replied that he did not racious. The bidders sad the amounts of each wish to see Mr. Hoggarth, when the latter said: bid were as follows i
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stinking mud left exposed for many hours each. tide, is concerned; it would permit of the re- gular training of the now irregular and offen- sive entuar co which debouch upon, and trickle boles in their course; and would force a large over the foresbore, forming pools and water
Did you tell Mr. Hastings about that ?—Yes. Did you say anything else?—You.· 1 mid portion of the boat population, which is now that Mr. Dixon was a very useful man to the crowded and huddled close in shore, to eva-office and that he should not go away, cuate this part of the harbour, and thus elimi pate, to a great.extent, the filib-producing agents now living there.
retirement of such a commanding figure is the more to be regretted at a moment when The recklessness or misdoing of a number of men who have hitherto held respected posi. tions in the Japanese commercial world has east a deep shadow of mistrust over the busi- ness enterprises of Japan, the melancholy revelations which are being made in the course of the sugar, company trial at Tokio must, for example, be sad reading to all who wish well to Japan's commercial development. The only consolation is the hope that this and his haud about threateningly and said ;". If you it Hongkong $78,500 Mexicio currency; Now the western portion of the village, between the wook later, d
olher recent scandals will rouse the na- lion to the necessity of taking effective measures for putting an end to such abu- ses. It is at least a matter for satisfaction that many Japanese papers are writing very plainly on the subject and in some cases making practical suggestions for reform." These are the views of independent foreignant then started to shout out to one of com. On the following day, recommendation was
"Then come down the field," As soon as com Shanghai Dock and Engineering Company plainant came down the hedge, defendant waved $39,2, geld Kwang sang Lang and Company were not an old man, I would koock your tagineering and shipbuilding Works, Shang brains out!! To this complainant replied:
ai $18,900 gold: anjong Pagar Dock Boards Don't lifi your hand, Hoggarth, or I give singapore, $35,000 gola: Riley, Hargraves and you the roughest time of your life, old as I am."
Company Limited, Singapore, $72,500 Straits Defendant called him a blind old beggarettements currency, with alternate bid of and added that he had a good miad 77,000 for larger engines giv.ng greater speed; to punch him. Complainnet asked Mr. Hogloogkong and Whampoa Dock Company
was drunk and the latter garb, if he
27,713 gold, replied: "You know I never drink." Defend.
plainant's daughter insultingly, * ›.
witnesses. The modesty of the man is re vealed in the simplicity of his statement to the Osakashi when relating his career
homme, but he calls himself an "official"
charge ngainst me, why did you not do it a
Mr. Hoggarth-If you wanted to bring any
ade that the contract for the light draft double Frew river steamer to take the place of the Japidam on the Pasig and Laguna ruu, be
(3) The training and "currenting" of the stream ruaning along the high-read through
laughter house and bridge No. 11.
(4) The training of the pallabs running to bridge Nus, and ta,
Did you say any more?-Yes. I said that' Hung had told me that if he returned to the office he wanted to make the matter clear to Mr. Hastings about Mr. Dixon.
When was the next interview?—About". What happened? -Hung said he had seas Mr. Hastings and that Mr. Hastings asked him to give particulars of the monies taken by Mr. Dixon. Hung refused, the reason for his refusat
(5) To do away with either by purchase or compensation, or otherwise, of the plots of cul-being abat he feared that Mr. Hastings was East of the Saiwan Road. The ground livated ground immediately below and to the
going to take proceedings against Mr. Dizos.
What else did he say?-Nothing more.. whereen these plots are situated being below
Did he say anything about coming back ? the level of the road, are liable to be covered
No.. He was afraid, because ka would be re with the water, used for irrigating them, and quired to give p nicolas against Mr. Dixon, are difficult to drain, The abolition of this area of cultivation would also remove the pila now used.
Certainly he was what we call grand the time? This is a trumped-up charge, iso't it swarded to the Hongkong and W bampos Dock danger from the water channels and sump Dixon, and his did not want to`give them.
On June 7, at Tai-chow-fo, the wife of the a mere pettifogging official. We do not any Reverend E. THOMPSON, HAS of a 100,
DEATHS.
MARY Mecqueen, aged 44 years.
it in sarcasm, but it looks very much like it when the Asahi reporter makes him. say;
Mr. Marshall—I did not want to get mixedmpany. This should be good news for
ongkong. up in a Police Court case, I have never before figured in the Police Coun,
(d) The Committes noticed a pond at the village temple, which is apparently used for roaring frogs; this pond has been examined on several occasions but an larvae have yet been
How did you know that? Because he knew that if he returned to the effice he would be called upon to give particular against Mr.
Hong should retare to the effice - did.
Did you support the suggestion that Mr.
It you wanted Mr. Dizon to remain in the office and you wanted Mr. Hung to come back why did you speak to Mr. Hastuga ahont the
Here defendant mentioned a string of names view of the welcome extended by Japan to On June 15, 1909, at the Shanghai, ADA "I was an official of the Financial Depart and asked complainant if he had not bad quer ince Teal Chen, as Ambissador to reture
MARIA AGUIAR, beloved infant daughter of Prince Ito returned from America in 1871 ba did not have trouble passonally with them appointment as Associate Presidens of the tion, and if larvae are detected in if at any time, Wasn't it likely that proceedings would be On June 16, 1909, at Shanghai, EUGENIA ment, which I entered in 1869, and when rejs with different families. Complainant said uks, the Goyerament intends to recommend discovered; it is, however,' a 'possible source matter? I did not think that anything like
Mr. and Mrs. F. X: Aguiar, aged 8-months.
The Hongkong Gelegraph
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, JUNE 11, 1909.
"BARON: SHIBUSAWA. One of the towering figures in the world of Oriental finance has decided to retire, There are only two or three men whore character, ability and saneness entitle them to be placed in that category. In the name. now guessed? The great.Baron Shibusawa
and urged the need of establishing banks, I was anxious to resign and devote my at tention to the promotion of the business progress of the Empire, as 1, siw that most people were seeking, in preference to com. mercial pursuits, to obtain official positions, but Marquis Inouye persuaded me to re- main in the Department." Shortly after wards he founded the Dai-ichi Ginko, when Japan was hesitating between the new and old ideals. Then he said: "At that
severe struggle was in period a gress ip commercial circles between the old and new ideas. Some men who were engaged in business on a large scale looked
pro.
but there were occasional quarrels between his wupu after his return from Japao, in order children and those of the neighbours. '
of danger, and should be kept under observa. this would ensus,
vest him with special authority to settle steps should be taken accordingly. The im taksa nf,er the information" you "gave?—Mr.
Defendant--Isn't your family a quarrelsome biestao, Pratas. Feland and other pending munity from larvas is probably due to the farge | Hastings said that if he got the particolare be
one?
Complainant They always take their own par'. If they come to me, I usually give them
a smack and send them away.
Complainant at this stage told the Court that he had no wish to bring up this care. if defendant had offered him an apology, he would have accepted it. He learned from Mr. Melbourne that defendant had taken out a cross-summons agains; his daughter after be had assaulted her in a most cowardly manner from a man of his position.
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Defendant went into the box and spoke to
keeping ble daughter under restraint. Before
Lions between China and the island empire
following minute was submitted by el Bedford, CMO, Principal Medical , relative to the rat return for the weeks sib and rath June, 1939, at the meating Sanitary Board this atterdoos-In view extensive area of godowes atḍ wharfi loon, and to the prevalence of plague side of the harbour the number of rats in Kowloon appears to me unsatis By low...
would not take any proceedings; that he would speak to Mr. Dixon about the matter, and this. he would give him a month's leave to go to Yokohama, and that be should not come back. confusing. I can't remember.
What daje was that?- The dates are very.
Dumber of frogs and tadpoles in the water.
(e) Lastly, the Committes are of opinion that if the above recommendations are given effect to the whole condition of the Eastern portion of the village of Shau-ki wan will be vanly im pirved; the health of its inhabitants, and of the troops quantesed at Lyemuo greatly benefitted, and the risk from maistia materially diminished. | —A few days after,'
P. N. H. JOKES,
W. G. A. BEDFORD. G. H. L. FITÄVILLIAMS
Hongkong, 4th June, 1909.
A chart showing the admission rats for
After this how soon after did you ape Hung?
Did you tell Haag of the conversation you had with Mr. Hastings?—Yes;, and I told him I would have pothing to do with the mälter and that he should go and see Mr. Hamings himself.
relinquishes his hold on commercial; Japan, with suspicion on.new enterprises, in view barlog an interview with the complainant about pan Guzelle states that the Great Nor. malaria, per 1,00o of strength of troops, at do with the matter?-Because I knew nothing
It is to be feared that the Japanese do not appreciate the marvellous hold which the Baron's name has in European circles, just on the same principle that a prophet has no hon-
of certain Company failures, and were also he had time to explain, complainant is alleged reluctant to have transactions with. Banks, to have said; You and your wifs are On the other hand, the advocates of the damned liars." Complainant also called him a new ideas were endeavouring to establish drunken pig. Defendant replied that if thi
stormer Dakota, which struck a various stations, was attached to the repost Shirahaina, Bosbu, in May, 1907, and The relative figures for Singapore, Coylon, being salved by men employed under fudia, NontrGhi, Mauritius and West Africa mashina, a marine engineer of Tokys, were given, and compared to the rate ob be work was in progress at about noon taining in Lyeman the latter. Sure was
Why did you say you would have nothing to about ibo matter.
Did you ask Fung to come back 7-Yes consider taking him back in the office after, lifts Didn't you Tell Hung that Vr, Hastings would
Dixon had gone?—That was at a later inte
He was to come back on a S35 increa
less he had an increase in salary.";
$125 a month Zw Ye
our in his own country. Japan's commercial new business of all kinds. Under these was the respect be recalved for bringing day, one of the divers accidentally ex found to be faria excess of the other stations, aggranditement has been in ratio to Shibu: circumstances, although I had originally de- reasonable complaint, then he would not ar,us dynamite bomb on board the salvage The rate per 1,000 for Lyamun in 1903 was Yes ). Hung said he would not come back 051
sawa's success. Long years ago, when Japan, waan fairy-like fantasy the name of the Roths child of the East was murmured on the bourses The poet says that "peace hath her victories no less renowned than war," and speaking
termined to devote myself selely to one line of business, I found rayialf compelled to take part in banking, insurance, spinning, weaving, and other enterprises. Now, how ever, all the Companies with which I have
with a fool.
Of three divers and thirteen sailors on 79% and that for Boogkong in 1993 was:770, gare known to have been killed, three The sale for West Africa in 1907 was only 599 iplared, and four slightly so, while six as compared with Lyemug's record.
reported as timing. The Hoja
The magistrate, Mr. F. A. Hazeland, bound over the defendant in the sum of $200 to be of and behaviour. for one year, and was heard to remark that he was sick of these disgraceva dispatched fal occurrences..
Did Mr. Hastings agree to that?-Hei Mr. A. Shelton Hopper'minuled:-The Goy-would consider the matter,
recommendations made by the Committee:
come back when Mr. Dizon had Iaf.
Rials to the scene of eroment should give effect at once to the What did Hong say?-H