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QUESTION OF ABSCONDING DEFENDANTSA
CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS CUSTOM 19 BARBARIC.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 16 1910
THE WRECK OF H,MS.
"BEDFORD.
BALVING THE QUAS, AND FITTINGS
NOTES BY THE WAY.
"WINTRY WEATHER:
INTERPORT BPORTS.
SJIANGĦAT'S VANISHING PRESTIGE;"
FUINAM
RUTURE OF CHINA,
A somewhat pessimistio sketch of the politik
Jaslice, Six Françir Piggott, and. Mr. Justice Thursday, were loss fortunate theo those of the f discussions and otherwise at the Legislative Frombar want to the troublo ef aummoning tally Thay, won them gallantly and they may of "Fulsam Walla" "ervelad girlwith a
The Full Court, consisting of the Chief Herstand, Acting Paisae judge, delivered judge ment in the Supreme Court this morning in the casa in which Mr. M. W. Slade, K. C., instedcted by Mr. W. K. L. Shenton, of Messrs. Deacon, Lookes and Descon, moved a motion that the order of Mr. Junich Hassland made on the 3rd August last varying the order of the leate ed Judge made on the 19th August, whereby I was ordered iba: Thomas Joseph Felix Moran, do give bell in the sum of $5,310 to the satisfaction of the Register for his ap pearance at any time when called upon while the action brought against the delen. dent by Sub Ming Shao, compradore, of the Tal Os boarding house, to recover the sum of $1,174,63 for mosies advanced is pend- Ing and until the exsculion of any judgment that may be given against the defendant in that action and that in default of his so doing
Toe following is from the Nagasaki Pror of BeplombirThe office and man of tbs British cruiser Minotaur, which arrived here on Kent and Monment, inasmuch as they were continuously employed at the work of saving the gans and fitings of the Dedford from practically the day the accident happened, August 21, until Wednesday, the gral, when they left for this port, the vessel's depanais from the scean of the wreck being somewhat accelerated by the threatened approach of bad weather,
We understand that the Bedford was die mantled to her mess deck by the Squadron's offices and man before being handed over to the Mitsu Bishi Company los salvage. All the armament was taken off the vessel, two of the ex-luch guns being brought here lashed to the deck of tin finalaur. The China Steam Navigation Company's sir. Yunnan received the greater portion of the fittings, etc. raived, and will take them to Hongkong. She arrived here yesterday and will take gas and other material
from the cruisers here, de
About one hundred officers and men of the Bedford will embark on the Empren of india to-day for pastage to Hongkong.
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· Ladlicreet Letters from Peking? and a erm.), bar of ather bonks on Far Eastern politica, de The Herald, wald Mr. Simpsboj showed t self far-sighted as well as enterprising in estab fishing a news buiend is Peklog, and, thereby interesting in public in the importance of Chinese #ffairs At regards the prematisture thon I must say that, so far, I have: "DID NO direct effects of the new Russo-Japanese alway agreement. But what must happas, it, inis a pap, balng now atsured of her position in Kores, in Immediately link Up Northern Korea with Central Manchur's This was decided upon long ago. More than a year ago the Japanese Consul Genaral at Chios Too showed people there the pleas in- dicating where the stations were to be 1 Bill,
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HIGH HANDED CONDEOT OF SIKU; IN CONSTABLE: PUNISHED JEANS The westhar hun always beto a perennial
ath Inst, No one in banghai would dream of begrudgcal outlook in. Cálna was drawn yniterday by source of Inspration to the humble rcribe and
The average Indian constable destly loves ing our recent Hongkong visitors the well earn. | Mr. O. Lesar Simpton, wao his just Lelumed here in Hongkong, where the sum-total of public excitamento takes the shape of serious to fadulge in his favourite bobby of astering ed onosis which they are buring back to their frem Pot for, and is panning a low days in his authority. Only yes erday, oon of their Southern home with them from the Bledel Paris before galeg to London, Mr. Simpson Settlement, writes the Shanghai Zimes editors is the British author who under his pan-Dame Council and an occasions freak of journalism, it Italian gentleman) for sitting on the rails, at is particularly difficult to racist is temptatio Blake Pier (the banches were monopolized by wear them proud y, and we can only hope that 'when' the next contest comes to be decided of referring to the subject of the weather. For the coolls brigade) but much to the chagrin of that reason, I cannot help remarking how de the tarbagged gentleman, the defendant was Shanghai will have improved no gras y lo form cidedly changeable the past week has been discharged with a cantion. This morning, bau that it will be possible for hertorecover her cap The Jump from the sweliaslog hours of ever, a case of gitriog bigb-bandedness came torna flsg. But that hope, we fear, cannot be very re eat days to the cool air of the past week up before Mr. E, R. Halifax, First Polica Kag- confidently entertalcad unless our local athletes has indeed proved a gracious bron to faded workers. The fact also led to warm cevard strate. It would appear that a few days ago, pat forth a mighty and sastaiseleffer fer the a certain resident wished to change a five-dollar proceedi gs at the Municipal Bali last week being requisitiobed in the early hours of morning by a good number of residents in the late smaller mensy and with that object bowed that in the natatorin department of in view approached the constable la question, spest, as in so many others, Shanghai's young higher levels. Already the peculiar tang of the The later demanded a premium of so cepts men have fal'e a long way behind the athletes winter mouth Thick, make fard as the other did not know the rate of ex belongleg to the neighbouring ports in recent the sheer joy of living, has made itself fait change, be inquired it of a parsing Chinaman, years. It is depressing to th'ak wasta insgh of and several people have been wondering and was told that 25 cents would soffice. On me has clipsed since Shanghai proved the vic. whether we ate to have an early winter. The bearing this, the connable not relishing the ter in any great interport evant la cricket, in beloved "Gatter: Foct" wrote And winter idea of being cheated out of his money by shooting, ie polo, and sow, last of all, in twin lingering chills the lap of May." I wod- what appeared to him as officious interference, ming, we have been suffering defeat after defeat dee what that ganins would have: siid if he struck the latter on the mouth a vicious blow at the hands of the Fongkong and Suails spots SECOND LINE CF ADVAKCE. bad experienced the past fortalghi's metamor with hit fist, drawing blood out of the vice men, for yours past, and the stackass which "The construction of this, second railWAY phosit in our own beloved here. The tim's month. Then by way of adding lusult to lieco innen reverses indicate in our athletics change in the atmosphere and copious infory, he arrested the man and removed him has become so general that nothing but dates give the Japanese a second line of advance into Mancheria, and makes their position abɛoć: dawapour of ralu were distinctly welcome and to the Police Station, where he charged bim misalide and the effo. that shell not be pars Intely impregnable Notwithstanding the so- the only pity is that a dliquising feature with disorderly bebasisse. Afterwards, thinkti tuit ol to relax for at least a couple of goats called ogreen ant between Russia and Japão, should havo marred our pleasure in the farm
in the wording of the charge he altered it to Shanghai badly needs a stimulus of atma sort her günsons in the Vladivostok-region" OR N the typhous deinoo..
one of being a public nuisance. The first and it wou'd be a welcome" "compensation for. strict war faoilag bicante when the Allway. In cu'come of the affair was that "the constable, our récent defeats if we could but inhk that the" | completed the japaness will be able to candi was charged this morning with assault and latest and most signal of all that which has centrate troops but a few miles Away from the was convicted and fised $10. In view of just been inflicted upon us in one owo swim. · Russino outpost. The Russians seem propar- the fact that the defendant has a previous ring bath would supply the required incen-ed for thit, and have abandoned all dan of conviction recorded against him, in which he lives
The reasserting themselves in: Manchuris @@Their: was Good $15 for assault on a district walch- ||It_is"luggestive when ene reflicte over it, policy henceforth must be to concentrate thair man, and considering that the offence in this that this loss of lorni in athletics should be attention on Mongolis, which for a contary lostonco was wholly unprovoked, the punish coincident with the recent undoubted declina |,past has lain within Rusola's grasp, not) ment meted out to the offender, should be of Shanghai's businers reputation. For a year! Japan is not averte to this, sed although. considered in the light of a lenient one and and a ball past the gullibility of our busi no secret clauses were included In the recent we regret that the Magistrate should not havO bess men in the matter of rubber, plan' agreement, it is understood that the verbal exe taken a more serious view of the case. Wations has been the derision of the straits, change of views which followed amply covered the matter. “The situation, then, so far as one understood that the matter bas been reported and although greater care is now being axer ceotly, considerable trouble has been experi- description by local farcator, a long time must self in contact with Japas, can only ramale on to the Captain Superintendent of Police. Recited in the acquisition of properties of this can see, is that Rusula, whenever she finds kur. enced both at Shanghal and in this Colony by necessarily elapse before the prestige of the the defeo ive, reserving all possible offensive serious outbreaks of lasubordination among Model Settlement in this respect is restored. mavament for Chinese territory, The Chinese It is not creditabló to us.That our Bouttera the Sikh Folice and it is incumbent on the
a10' folly, alive to the danger, and are doing- authorities to convince these men that such neighbours should find us och "easy marks
what they can to impiora theit milltary posi high banded behaviour will not be tolerated la in business and in sport, and, it certainly
tion in Mongolia. Bat until the. Kalgan Kall- a British Colony,
behoves us to bastle ourselves in order to
way, which pow pan rates to a point 180 miles avoid the Bigger of scorn in fatare, What from Feking, is extended, the means of trans is wanted in our baslacas as well as in porting troops are of most primitiva kind, and our nible ic affairs is sober, sloady, cato,
there are greater difficulties" to be contended est application, without any of the wild, with ban those China had to overcome in her sxbausting spurts of speculation which have Tibetan campaign, pr fately put us out of strids so disas rously, and the sooser we selila down once more fo thru the batter will it be for the commercial. repule of this sadly discredited part of ours.
Potter, Ipsructed by Mr. P. M. Hodgson,' of the loss of the cruiser will probably take place of a constant fear of a visit by our old friending.that he had committed a technical blunder 1 will enable us to roga'a, our forfeited, position, the former Power wifi.ba obliged to mailTMINE
the defendant be sent to prison until the de- cision of that action, or, if judgment in given gainst him, until the execution of the jug. ment or until a further order of ibs Court on the ground that she learned Judge had no Jurledicilog to vary the order. Mr., Kidon Messre. Ewans and Harsion, represented Mr. Moran. It will be remembered that an ex fem pore judyment was delivered in favour of the defendant when the malter was orginally brought some days ago before the Court but the Obief Justice considered the matter of such great importance that be decided to deliver in addition to bis summary decilija a written jodgmast, which was duly delivered this mora-
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The court-martirlof Captain Fitzherbert and other responsible officers of the Bedford for in England, there not being a sufficizat num- ber of senior officers on this sation to form a court,
The Japanese cruiser Adsumi arrivað bera yesterday afternoon from Qasipart, where the has been assisting in the salvage operations, with a lighter in tow,
The British croiser Monmouth also arrived here with a lighter in-tow
Nagasaki, 6th September,
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Another unit has been added to the Hongkong Volunteer Corps. tione'may be permitted to judge from this list of names appoiring in the Pross our latent citis in soldiers are all good men and true and can be fully rolled oppa to mp« bold British prestigs in the Far East. En pass,mi, it may be mentioned that incidentally I noticed that every effort had been made to *congenial company." As the public When the accident occurred, Admiral Six AI-
has not as yer bat en opportunity of witnes fred Winston directed that the personal fiestasing the merits of demerits of the members, of the officers and men should first be taken out of the Belford, a proceeding that occcpied the unit baving been formed only the other day, it would be unfair to pate, criticism's on practically the whole of that day. Being near the newly-formed body and I will leave time the end of the vers:l's commission, the men
10 decide whether the formation of this newest bad collected many curios and other articles to unit has been justified or not. I certainly take home; these, with spare clothing, equip don't wish to damp the naw-born ardour ment, and in some instances money, were of the members by giving expression to senti stored below the measdeck and it was imposments calculated to disccurage them. The sible to recover them, ro that many of the only thing I can say without fosting a single have soffered considerable lers.
qualm is that such wholesale patriotism is de- cidedly refreshing to behold and thould strike fear icto the hassis of England'a loes. Success and prosperity to the Hongkong Scomat (.
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be given against dim, be inuit ge o prisoú till | and deck gear-was taken from the ship and reminded of a good liory concerilog a certain day, we learn from the fond # é dvertiser, issued the cld acdeviating pace that wint the MaIR; † is largely responsible for the pass thięgu have ·
Inthecours of bis décision, bin Lordobsp said that the applicatios in that case raised questions of the greatest importance in connection with the arrest and attachment of what worn called "abs. conding defendants before judgment, or, to state the position more accurately, a the moment of instituting an actiou or at any time hereafter, It was a barbarous practice-a relic of the dim ages of jarit prudence and was only pre out in the Colony on account of an anionupata habit among Chinese defendants of taking the night-boat to Canton when lilgatin was pending against them. It was contrary to elementary jurisprudence to levy execution #galast a defendant before the CASB board, which was practically, what that pro cedure did, for, unless he put up security sufficient to answer the judgment (hat might he aid. Therefore, anyone in the Colony, high or law, inespective of praltion, was at the mercy of an unscrupulous plaintiff, who might bring as action for any amount he chose, and if the unfortunate defendant happened to be leaving the Colony even on a pleasura trip to Japan he would have to find security or go to prison, although the amount of the claim might be ridi. culous. Therichman, it was trae, might teable to find accurity, but if the argument of strict con struction was to prevail, that would not pre- vent his being hauled thiorgh the streets by a bailiff to show cause before the judge. That case had. revealed that the rule contained latent terrors for others than those who resided in the Colony, A stranger passing through the Colony, making a temporary 'sejouin be. tween two steamers was not only liable to spend some of it in jail, but hight have bis sunny pastponed and his temporary sejur unduly prolonged (Laughter), and this was not the limit, for the plaints need net, as be rule had been constrred, reside in the Colony; be pred not even take the trouble, as the plaintiff in that case appears to bave dose, of fallowing the defendant to the Colony, Cable Instructions to a solicitor were all that was requited. Fram that very slight sketch of | the capacity for toiture which that procedure contained, it would surprise no one to bear that, being greatly, shocked on his arrival, he tried to put it in more civilised shape. Nor, being foiled in his attempt, would a parton ba sarprij ad to hear that be bad endeavoured to shear off some of its excrescences and to whittle it dowe
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FUTURE OF CHOSEN. large working parties were acht on boned the wreck daily. All the gaps were taken
'GOVERNOR OFNERĀLS INSTRUCTION out of the vaisal, the upper masts were
WHY THE REGIMENT STOPPED.
TO RESIDENTS, unshipped, and everything removable-in-
Whi's on the subject of militarism, I am The Governor-General of Chosen on Mon cluding wireless "apparatus, Eearchlights, transferred to the ather British cruisers or to South American army. The incident is reported the following Instruction to the Realdents fo
to have occurred at one of the e coma on the provinces - lighter, This entailed much hard work, as
By virtue of the Treaty of Annexation pro some of the articles removed were very heavy, periods of warlike ebullitions between the and was exclusively performed by the British various States of the South American Repub. muigated to day, Corea is annexed to the Em
lic. Ose of the opposing armits was proceed.pire of Japan and taking the name of Chosen scames. The Commander-in-Chief was to pleased with the man's work that he ordereding to carry war into ie enemy's camp, when
become part of the Empire. All the people living in the new territory will come under ibe: the main brace to be spliced daily during suddenly the sol 'lets came to a dead halt, ap
administration the Imperial Government the eptrations. Deubtless the men who took pa ently for no reason whatever.. The Gen up their ration of sum were pleased with the ratissimo commanding the division thereupon and enjoy the blessings of His Majesty' bene extra issue and those who did not wars glad to despatched his orderly to the van of his troops volent rule. The present state of things. in have the Adinfral's commendation. On the to squire the reason of their strange be Chosen, however, is not as yet on the same level Whereupon, one of the Ciplains as in the Empire proper. Cooseqnantly excep 18th a general bider was issued foretary availavour. abe man to be sent on board the wrack during overed the following message in a Sten those laws and regulations of the Empire which the three next days, an-it'was intended to traps.
torian voice: "Please you go and tell the can be immediately adapted to Chosin, the fer the salvage operations to the Mitsu Bishi Generalissima that we cannot move, for Japanese and Cotean laws and regulations there are two Americans is front who actually in force. in Coron, which should be. Company on the evening of the 31st and the Adraizal wished to strip the Dedford as baross
are blocking the way, · Of course, it would be come void is a result of the ansexation, will scarcely fair to suggest that the Hongkong remain in force as orders of the Governor possible before turning her over to the japinete
couts might give a ilmilar performance under General, until they will gradually be amended We understand that the men worked with such
similar conditions.
in accordance with the progress of the times, will that the salvage company will beable to take very lule cut of this the wreck without the use THE SHIP BUILD'NO LOCK-OUE
The Japanese municipaliītos, įbeing organiza- of pumps and special salvago gear. It may be The news that 60,000 ship-builders had been tous composed by Japanese sut jacta resident mentioned Lere that no machinery was avail-locked pot by their employers owing to labour in Cores, while remaining as a forsiga country, able for the use of the British sosman in their disputes must have bee received locally with should by a natural order of shings be in salvage work, and everything was lifted out by feelings akin to dismay by our own shipping comparted loto local administrative organs of maunal labour.
pronie, for although local shipping will be the new régime. But in view of the existing unaffected by reason of the drastic step taken by circumstances, under which their abolition the ship-owners of the Opiled Kingdom, yet there is a singular cohesion among the work people employed in the world's great ship building yards. We know what shipping means to Hongkong and if once the work-people em ployed at the great centres of the shipping trade the world over unite in a tremendous between Corta and foreign Powers shall be force ga'nst their employers with a view to abrogated and those between Japan and foreign ameleraing their conditions, I dread to con
Towers shall be applied to Chosen as far as template the awful results which must surely chcumstances permit, In con equence the attood such a course. lodeed, it would be diffi abfsets and citrans of the foreiga Powers live cult to foresee any other result but a serious dising in Chosen will enjoy the s. jas right and location of the world's trade. Perhaps I may be accared of bring needlessly appalled as a result of potanssing a fervid imagination. Be that as it may, let au ali hope that we might never hava to face such a hideous alghtmare.. Mere con fracts are scarcely sufficient to avart such a dreadful' catastrophe, for costracis, like pros misgi, are made to be broken. The present trouble only intensifies the difficulties attendant upon labour problems,
Meanwhile, the cruiser 7dami and the other Japanese Government vessels stood by and rendered what assistasco they could by town lighters, and Japanese divers made as examirs of the wreck. An Austro-Hungarian warship also visited the scene, 1 st did ast remain long,
On Wednesday the British cruiser left for Nagasaki and are remaining here in order to give the men a rest atter ten days' heavy work
CHINESE IN SAN FRANCISCO.
CHANGE OF EXAMINATION “SYSTEM RECOMMENDED.
to more reasonable limits, cóssistently with. legitimate construction. It bad be a said that he had assumed legislative powers and had not conficed himself to his judicial duties. He did not agree with that view and he was not sorry to have that opportunity of having the ́maller 'argued and establishing the procedure by de
cision of the Full Coset. With regard to the The commitles on foreign affairs of the impactant quintion of accarity, they new Chamber of Commerce and the committer on that in a cate could the security exceed trade and commerce of the Merchants -Ex- the amount of the claim. For instance, if a change have submitted a joint report on the pizistifle claim was for $10,003, he could not admission of Chicess at the port of San Fran- apply for security in excess of abat amount. It cisco, and the report has been approved by the was possible that judgment might be given to trustees of the Chamber of Commerce sad by his favour for that amount but as the the directors of the Merchants Exchange, and other band the amount of the fadament might copies wate sent to President Taft, the Secre not be the amount of the claim or anytaty of Commerce and Labour. where near it. The question then inevitably led to this that the Court if it was satis find that security should be given, should, as far as it could judge from the materjals ba fore it, have due regard to the circumstances of the defodnant and should, above all, refurs lo make an order before the suit is even board which could not possibly becomplied wi.b by the defendant. In conclusion, his Lordsbip said that the main point which the Ceurs wished to establish was that there was always Jurisdic tiba to rescind an order made under those
sections on substantial grounds;
The Poiana Judge concurred.
(OUBERT REPRESENIS CHINESE
OLVARK MENT. -
rath inst.
The committees, after a thorough and most tenschlag investigation, interviewing the lead og Chinesa lo the city, conferring with the immigration officials, and observing every phrase of examining Chinese immigrants, from the time the steamer reaches port, report that some cause for complaint on the part of Chi nose exists, but bus bzon ix ggerated,
EXAMINATION MOT UPRKASOJABLE, The commitless found the examinations of Chiness wishing to land areasonable and in possible to answer the questions corectly an instance they cite the following case: The eight or ten-year-old son of a merchant it ask.
bls fighers and mother's side; the names of
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THE SPY, SCARE.
Tas papalar idea that thein are always mes to be found who are ever ready to sketch imperiant fortifications of other nations in once more in vogue. Recently a mild sensation was created in Hongkong and Manly by the presence and arrest of alleged pies, but this sor: of thing is apparently not confined to the circumscribed limits of the Far Eastern ports, for it now appears that only the other day two Englishmen were arrested in Germany for making, so it is alleged, plaas of certain fortifications. But the peculiar part of the affair is that by way of counterbalancing the action of the German military authorities, as it wore, in detaining the English cit zeer the
officer arrested for a almilar offence almost
would cause no small inconvenience, their existence will be recogn zed for the time being and their adjustment will be effacted when the local administrative system into which they are to be amalgamated has been completed.
THE TREATIES
privileges as in Japan proper and at the same time will come at dir the jurisdiction of the Emris. It follows that all lawsuis concerning foreigners resident in Chosen will be dealt with by our courts of Justice exactly as those con- cerning other people in general,
BULLION.
Messt. Mocalta and Goldemid's Circalar dated London, August 19, contains the following:
The fluctuations in the price during the past week have again beas very slight, the spot quotation having only varied between 248 and-24 7/16 per oz. Sid,
The market has been particularly quiet and inactive, but there have been some purchases for the Continent and forward baying for China bas more than once caused the forward quotas“ tion to be at tfiód, premium, s
The reports from India continue most satis factory, and although the upcountry demand fur dilver remains small and the stock in pom- bay large the general improvement in trade is shown by the good demand for Council'. Bills and als, by the shipment of small gold bars to di which this wask amount to abant £100,000.
The outlook for silver therefore is considered more hopeful and a void market at about the present level may be exposed.
The arrivals of Gold amounting to about £78,0.0 were again taken for export, though rise in the New York Exchange prevented bere being any demand from the e. The Con it, however, readily absorbed the £500,000 that remained after the Indian requiremeni and been satlified.: Are
bean received by the 'Bank of England, whist Sovereigos to the valus of £18,000 baro 194,000 have been withdrawo..
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THE SILVER POZITIÓN, The silver position is discossed by tha Fixancier la reference to the recent alleged
-'BRITAIN `LETTING THINGS DRIFTARI ...":"reat Britain's policy of inaction and drift.
come to. Everyone has well underfood since the question of the Otila-Chow-Algun Railway · ́aroso that England intended to do nothing la the Far East that she could possibly avold, The avowed policy of the Anglo-Japanese Al- lapes, which was ratified nomically by tha Treaty of Portsmouth, that is to say, the "open door" and equal opportunity for all, has been quite forgotten. A totally new, situation has been allowed to develop month by month and fear by year, with no attempt to change at ima prove matters. Russia and Japan bave it all their own way."
Mr. Simpson followed with a warning, of what will happen if Chine continues to receive gothing more thas platonic moral appp.it from her professed fileado.
"The Chinese are beginning to sik more ne
and. more frequently," he said, "what is ths good of G these altruistic nations which guarantee, their' integrity and independence by formal fastra. menis and then; so i'r from attempting to przest the policy of spoliatios, actually permit ode of the ca-sigustarles to commit acin which lots, then tea yours ago: they were the loudest to denounce when performed by rival Powerd.
UP TO WASHINGTON, VAARA "In regard to America, Chinese feeling is. that, he waver friendly shu- map, ba, and huwez ever much she may lard her moral support, this'
count for nothing unless the Washington government can agree upon soms defiolie line, of policy in combination, with England and will use the first opportunity to show what that policy is
There is no doubt that had Grest Britain supported America over the Chlo-Chow-Algan; stipulations.of the Portsmouth Treaty naturally Railway question by simply assuming that the cancelled all previons assumptions regarding 'spheres of icfl'enca" neither japin mor Rasala would have dared to darida the very ciguiss they signed on American soil
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CHIYA CONSIDERING HER POLICY )." It is evida it that the Chinese Government is now seriously considering what policy it.will ultimately mult Calon bast to adopt. If, after examination and refl'ction, she decides that there is no hops or confidence to ba placed in Great Britain's friendship, she may be expected to astonish the world one bas morning by dance claring that she has become the ally of some other Power,
cerner is the white metal. " The wiiter says - With regard to Coslomsteriff, however, ibe whenever, the Chinese operator in silver caso is somewhat different in circumstances, erpposes that she lodiso operator in silver is Ismuch as the immediate application to trying to pas prices op the former can always Choich of the ostional or convenilonal ́tarit ba trusted to try and keep them down. There of the Empire will not only cause a sudden ban just been an example of this. To a vary and my mentous change in the foreige trade of considerable extent it is merely this loclivation the Peninsula but will seriously affect the which has brought about the somewhat carious economic conditions of the interior, the imposition recently created. At first "is was perial Government has decided to allow the thought that Indian operalbs were sericurly
That she will lose something by that sacil.. present rates of the Oss'oms tariff to remain in combining together to create a firm "corner." operation regardless of the treaty provisions, Hut simultaneously with persistent Indian ficing her liberty of action she well knowk Bat In contrquence the same Customs duties will buying, there was persistent Chinese ssiling it has now come to the point lo Paking when 11- be levied as those bi karto imposed on commo- up to a certain, moment, when the Chinese is recognized that the sooner the sacrifice is diis exported from and imported to Chosta boars realized that the indian buying was made to batter it may be for China. It is true as well as on thore, passing between Choren dat à mere gamble, but was lo a large extent no doubt that the sentiment in China, bath and Japan proper...
based upon the belief th it thera would be's offl fal and private, is inclined more towards The
heavy demand for aliver very shortly to enable America and Great Britain than towards any ths: lodia wheat crop, which upon the whole other Power. Ooly la política v expodleper. is a good to do which tipy dó exported. The Chinese speculators had, there. - not really welcomes fore, as sequel, to buy back as best they Chlas bas her own. to
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AIM AND TURTOSE OF THE AHKEXÁTION is to consolidats the bonds of the two countries removing all causes for the territorial and að his grandmothers' maidṣo nams on bath Powers that be at "Portsmouth had a German national discriminations necessarily exining could. The situation, however, was compling King who pretend to protect hit stand idiya
an separato Ponem,čno as to perfectly pro- "A"MATTER OF "LOCUS STAND" peoplò living a block ar two distrot from biti tiactly pafortmonio) at - the present moment, the two peoples in general Conrequently have beed dabbling is rubber abares, and as a mazas must be found to dissipatnikë grim al- simul aveously. The two incidents are dis mate the mutual wollaro, and Bappiness of ed by the fact that large number of Colors sud do pololog at every cils's, then some other home, names of their children, their age and when feeling in respect of national armaments thould the Japanese people regard it as 1 serait consequence of the stagnation of the shadow which all Dulcess see lying acrou (keir sex, and other questions equally difficult 23 zoos.pretty high. However, there is just the of the conquest of a weak ecustry by a stronger marker, they have in many instances scored land. This sentiment of dread for the fature abawer. The father, who has not bean at home possibility of a technical blonder baving one and speak and act under such illusion in Aidss. Some of these worthies appear to sow permeates all classes. Men every mora for years, is asked to corroborate his son's been committed. At all events, let us hope au overbearing and undignified manner they have considered it would be a good idea to ing read their native newspapers to see what statement, which is impossible.
this to have been the case. What the upshot would go contrary to the spirit in which the cover their obligations in rubber by selling the day has brought them just as eagerly an Orlartalo attempting to land have difficulty When the cast of Li Ya Mal, late compia-in having their witnesses go to angle kind of it all is going to be nobody canyet predict, present step has been taken. Japanese settlers bear of silver, but this jime Massrs. John people in the most advanced American, and dore of the s8, Zijan Maru, whose extradition even wilcastes living ja and, near San Fran
A KAISER ANECDOTA, JO dong in Chosen is demanded by the Government of China for cisco. Those whoja witnesses livs at a great
he-living in a foreign land and states eis. Is India the net result for the OCCUPIED WITH INTERNAL ATTA alleged kidnapping in Chlaste jurisdiction, was distance from this port have greater difficulty Kaiser story is being told. Recent y. the Kal have offes fallen into the mistake of holding moment is that many merchants in bull on The Internal grabism in Chick Jain leself! called at the Suprams Court the morning, the in securing they attendants. The system of ser lnvited arominent Basaciers to a beer even themselves as superiors at: the expense of the bare been enabled to lay up a stock of silvär so vest that the Government is comin following interesting discuntían ensued : examining wittence is rigid and complicated, ing at the Palace in Berlis. They happesed 10 people of the country. If, in connection with for future requirements at a somewhat less and more to the conclusion that sound purch
M-Potter-1 appete for the defendant is and makes it almost impossible for a person be the same guests wagns, on a similar previous the lasugaration of the new order of things, figure than would have been the case had the requires Aucation to be concautated on thi support of the motion to inske the rule absolute to sater the country who is not eligible as occasion, he had leduced to subscribe large they was to enhance their self-conceit and Chiasse not taken a band in the beer game alone Such attention in only Porsibl Pica the learned Attorney-General represents the sugere arriving in the first cabin are speedily sums for Count Zeppelin's projects. The Kais subject the people, fast incorporated into the Meanwhile the Indian buying, seems to have hird and fast arrangement I made biche 1 Crown but I don't yet know for whom my friend examined and have no difficulty in proving ser was is the highest spirits, laughing and Empire to all sorts of inselt they would stopped without making any marial difference sander the fores malcuni pa lespeltien Mr. Slade appare. I would be interested to their right to lnl; sot one. I coe hundred festing the fanciers were all silent, and were arous their ill-fseling with the result that to quotations
pratint, mampar le Regat hardly able to raise wan smile even at the insevnigthing they would come to opstocks of silver in the hands of the Chinese comaut cry of the ne, ipaperi
The question of how far there are still kozve finually with (cvaty kind of qzetilon, and} being detained, b
Imparar' merriest quips, The Kaiser stated collision and no oppor.unity would arrive with astonishment and asked 1. What on earth for the establishment of intimate relators difficult to ascertaio. As in customary, the au must badpan to stop for ga op is the matter with you, gentlemen Oan of between the two peoples on the contraty it most amount of reticence is maintained on the be will soon hivs to heed, the Enaniers gently stroked his pocket, and old lead to an unfathomable calamity is the subject by the actual Chinese operators, but i grmally tipka'sre- the Kafter burst into a roas of laughter, Oh future, Its opportune that things have disbelieved that the quantities of the pite condilon than people ima or said bay but it is all right, your beer is assumed a cow aspect. Let them take this metal available for the market anal of Calcutting that there it searc free to pight 1
de opportunity, to change their ideas and attitude ara spaty moderate's How far they mee lisaly Treasury, the dem CASUAL CRITICA
towards the people of Chessa. Let them at to be deplated by the Indias requirements ir making
only guesswork but apparently the foreign and treat them with sympathy and friendship)
Apropos Count Zöppelin's fatest loss, a good themsalem to have hitherto considered Chloaman & Co, hava noy' shown these, usual› Egropean citim KANNATTAA AS GYVENTO
know
V. Mr. Blada—I appear for the Chlosis Governa" CHINESE GIVE DETAILS.
ment. Et's in conflict with a prèvicus fádgment The Chinese have furnished the committes of your Lordship but the Chinese Government the details of forty fi a steerage passenger
Interested parly and is astitied to be 2010, which, according to the version of the beard by Counsel,ASION AND
The Calef Jattice-1-hold a definite epision The committee recommended that Uulted
Chinese, are not creditable to the officials on the matter
States Consuls be requested to allay the inita- cosiding, his Lordship said ihst if the Tri- tion in Chion, assuring those antilled to land Gorerpment "ale ajked by the Chinese that they will by’permitted to do so without any.
cimy o bar fareign, Government fadigaltles belog imposed upon them, and ther| A TAMIG way ca itht by a big t
rocedure "in respeti | faith be kept with more travellars ; that reason= |Swg'!!
ment; able and radiossirimethods of questioning ba ad pied 4 taal all withon ei who live in oF CERT San Francisco bu examined in this cli", rellevà duy ||Ang disintérusted wiläisses of the trip or trips, didnot let poli
to Aspaldandi thaí anamlástions be expedited to the read,” Suster
the immigran
where took
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Waya bear in mind that they are our brother on at all a noticeable character in the is not t
et Con and lepomulog individual rccalaury by expectation of a heary Indian crop, the dimen
kile mutual help, and co-operation, both proples loss of which are evno now not quite micers log list should coolfibute their shared to the progress tatoable. It may be assumed that the demand official and growth of the whole Empires falA8%2 |} for silver will; during the next twelve months Majesive Residentë njujorsi, bu somewhat above the normal; and guide the people living, therefore, whatever the 4) arik nafo:n stock under thels jurisdicii sa in compliance with tho, may turn out to be, il premat puroction mud teava qoching undoke apart from allght mark FOR CLOWN KIISMdministrativa, measures to be yet allvar prices mulāt
kan la future with success"