THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1918.
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Those who have the welfare of the young men of the Colony at heart will be gratified that the Y.M.C.A.is gradually, but surely, |extending its influences, and that
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POLAR HEROES.
IMPRESSIVE MEMORIAL SERVICE IN ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.”
HONDURING THE MEMORY OF BRAVE men.
a crown of righteousness.
We who belong to the British navy, if we have fully entered into the meaning of this service will go forth to our duty encour brighter than they have been for dian mail, is dus here to-day at 6 The Monteagle, with the Cana-
aged by the memory of these", heroes, and with our hearts quite a time. We have before pim-The Prinz Sigismund,
kindled by the universalsi upathy now commented on the great use-carrying the American mail, is
which has been shown us in our fulaees of a society such as this,due here to-morrow. The Sibe-
sorrow. We are deeply grateful in a place like Hongkong, but it rian mail closes to-morrow at
for the sympathy and presence has unfortunately boon the case 5 p.m., by the P. E. Friederich.
with us to-day of the representa. in the past that the Association The P. E.
tive of His Majesty Our King hes, prosecuted one side of its the German mail, is due here to Friederich, with
and Emperor and those who' activities namely the social-morrow. The Bremen, with the more impressive than a memorial in the congregation rose and administration of the
Perhaps there is no scana On the completion of the bless are joined with him in the practically to the exolusion of German mail, left to-day for service, when the ceremonial of remained standing while three mont of this colony and also of govern what should be its most important Europe, at 10a.m.
naval and military life enters into volleys were fired by the guard of the officers and men of the Army; concern. The social, educative,
Dumplag Rubbish and recreative doings of the
it; and the service that was held honour stationed by the western and above all, of the officers of At the Police Court this morn-this morning in St. John's Cath- door. Association aro, of course, ing, a Chinese was fined $7 for odral in memory of Captain Scott completed the band outside play-There is no closer tie than the As the first volley was the navies of kindred nationa. deserving of their due promin- dumping rubbish in the street at sad his companions ence, but the fact should not be West Point,
was ed the impressive tane to the bond of sympathy, and to their overlooked that, from its very
beautiful and im- hynin "Days and moments quick-presence here to day to do hon- pressive in its wonderful solom-ly flying" and again between the four to our country-men who have nome, the Association should Paymaster-in-Chief John Kid-nity. play a distinct and marked part dle, R.N. and Mrs. Kiddle, morning, the first preparations echo of the firing had barely very deep debt of gratitude. Ia Quito early in the second and third volley. The died so nobly, we feel we owe a in the religions life of the Colony. arrived in Hongkong yesterday, wore made for the ceremony and, died away when the "Last Post" the words of our Liturgy Wo The annual report, read by the and are staying at the Hongkong shortly after the hour of ten und sounded by buglers Secretary at last night's meeting, Hotel..
on the bless God's Holy Name for His been struck, detachmente of other side of the cathedral broke servants departed this life in His shows an appreciatin of thie Washerman's Dispute. sailors and soldiers lined the ap-out. Again and again the Bugles Faith and Fear, beseeching Him point, inasmuch as it speaks of Two rival washermen who proaches to the sacred building and in splendid time hit a note and to give us grace to follow their the need of membore recognising were arrested for fighting, wore in fact practically surrounded it. made those glorious crescendos good examples, that with them the Association" not only as abound over to keep the peace in To the south were the Naval and diminuendos which are the we may be partakers of Bis centre of club activities but. also the sum of $100, at the Police detachments, the firing party and refinement of musical "sound, heavenly kingdom for Jesua as an opportunity of service and Court, this morning. The rates of Subscription to the "Hongkong Telograph" will influenco." The point recognised,
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HONGKONA, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1913.
A DETERMINED MAN.
as a curb for drunkenness. "We
Arrivals.
Harbour Offences...
At the Marine Court, this morn-
both
An Impressive Sight.
The Memory of Brave Mone The Rev. Mr. Moreton said:
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DEPARTURE OF MR.
BADELEY.
Hon. Mr. F. J. Badeley, Captain..
New Absurdity. We don't know who Dr. H.O. Miller may be, but he seems to be making unto himself a reputation by idiotic suggestions. In a paper recently read by him before 108, eight bat owners were
The sight in the cathedral was We have met together this morn- Superintendent of Police, accom has been recommending Logging R.N., with unlawfully dredging in a Batin, of the D.O.L.I. sup superfluous to add anything to this the Medical Society of London he charged, by P.C. Macmillan, be-truly impressive. In a space being to do honour to the memory of panied by Mrs. Budeley, left for fore Commander Basil Taylor,yond the choir the band of the brave men. It may seem to some Home by the N.D.L. B. Bremen should be kind to flog the chronic the Harbour and refusing to stop plied all the music with the ex- the service in which we are taking formation is to the eff, that he morning. Ofic L in- alcoholic early,' cidentally, what might he mean they were each fined $2.50, -
he aaye.. In- when called upon by the police. ception of the "Dead March" in part, in the way of an address, has been granted two months' Saul, and some incidental music and yet, I feel that an occurrence leave. During his ab ence the by "early"? To our limited intelligence it appears that if you!
which was rendered by the cathe such as that which we are com-duties of Captain Superintendent could catch your drunkard "early"dinary published yesterday oón-eleven o'clock His Excellency which should not be lost sight of. A large company of Mr. and
dral organist. Shortly before memorating has a very important of Police will be carried out by
and far-reaching significance Mr. C. McI. Messer. his would not be a chronic case. tained a notification that a tele- the Governor, accompanied by The age in which we live is one Mrs. Badeley's friends were as
gram has been received from Vice-Admiral Winsloo and Maj. But let that flea stick o' the wall;.B.M.'s Minister at Peking at General Anderson and staffa pro- / which is marked to an enormous sembled to bid them good-bye.
Indian Opium. A Government Gazette Extraor
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DIRECTORY AND CHRONICLE.
the main point is, if you hammer the effect that the importation of ceeded up the central aisle taking and self-indulgence and it seems a man for over-drinking, why India Opium into the two Pro-ents in the front of the nave to me that God is speaking to us extent by the growth of luxury nol, also, for over-eating, for over-smoking or for over-sleep will not be permitted after the and Executive Councils were al through the example of these vinces of Kuang-si and Chihli where members of the Legislative ing? We once knew a testot.ller at March, 1913, who drank five quarts of coffee
ready sitting. They had barely duty and less of self.
brave men, to think more of evory night; how would such as
Wedding at Kowloon. he come off?-for, mark you, the Rosary, Kowloon, this morning, W. Foster-Pegg, Army Chaplain,
At the Church of the Hole takon their seats when the clergy, they undertook that expedi (China, Japua eto., of a copy of
When the Rova Moreton, Naval Chaplain, tion to the Antarctio
knowledge of the dangers that
The Service.
the chancel.
Then the service commenced
re-
of thing is concerned, lies in the livan, of the Government Service, dinotaar, and V. H. O. Moyle in bafore them. They knew the moral offence, where all this kind the marriage of Thomas F. O'Sul-Hastings, the chaplain to H.MS gions they did it with the fall, intemperance; the excdes; not in.
to Mian Mary Francea Loonard, merged from the vestry and took the kind of stuff eaten or drank the daughter of Mr and Mrs J. their places at the west end of possibility that they might per We are the Inst to advocate namby-pamby maneures, but what Leonard, of Kowloon, was solem- Dr. Miller does not seem to realise the bride was attended by Misses aized by the Rev. Fr. Spada. is that-auppasing punishments Lizzie and Katie Leopard, sisters, to be on a justly sliding scale, proportionate to the offence whilst Mr. John loss acted as with the congregation standing to you thrashed the drunkard, you
The plaintive opening robber, bang the hooligan, barn would have to flay the highway: the seducer and boil the murderer.
leave.
ish in attempting so hazardous an undertaking; and yet knowing all this they went forward to achieve what had baffled many an intrepid explorer before them.
Achleved their Object. They left their homes and
receipt, from the publishers of the We have to acknowledge the Directory and Obronicle" for
its growth in bulk during the past the edition for 1913. This is the Gfty-first
Bat however its dimensions have year of publication and
alf century has been steady. increased, its accuracy in detail has remained unchallenged.
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Within a very few weeks the highest office to which an,
volume is a wide one. It covers The sweep of thie handsome American cao aspire-that of President of the United States-will be held by a Democrat. To the superficial mind this may signify
reception was held at the Royal March. beat min. After the ceremony a the strains of Handel's Dead
ground from Penang to Vladi nothing more, say, than a change of Premiership in Great Britain
George Hotel, and later the happy with the undercurrent of har kindred. They scorned delights
vostock, and deals with the inter- vening lands descriptively That it is much more than that, however, we need hardly linger to
couple left by the 8.8. Sardinia for monious sobbing soon gave place and lived laborious days. The
statistically. Ita Direo emphasise. No observant man can fail to have noticed the fact that
Home, the bridegroom being on to that glorious refrain, which never hesitated a moment, burtory of each place is accurate seemed to speak of the fulfilment kept straight on towards the men or others could wish. Useful the advent of Mr. Woodrow Wilson" has produced in certain com-
A Regrettable Incident....
and as complete as businors mercial circles in the States a very considerable degree of concern matograph theatre, the Merji
Last night, at a local cine- BEST SMELL RELISH
of promises beyond death, and, as object of their journey with that the last strains died away, the grin determination wich refuses of the Far East and quite a num maps are given which include one we had almost said alarm. The reason is near at hand. Com- baseball team, just returned
comforting versicle “I am the pared with the Republicans, the Democratic party is the party of from Manila Olympiad, was
to acknowledge defeat. And we ber dealing with places of import Chinese Merchant's Quaint
Resurrection and the life saith the learn that they achieved their English.
Lord." the low tariff, and as surely as night follows day we may look to see present
and the spectators
"was intoned by the object and set out to return home. ance. Rev, Foster Pogg as a prelude Bat it was ordained otherwise, I from the directories pure and this matter of the tariff receiving very marked attention by Mr. being shown on the screen.
were reminded of this by a notice As a specimen of English as it to the grand psalm, Demine Re- is not for us to seek to know why simple, is a mass of solid infor- On the general side, as distinct The is sometimes written in the East fugium "Lord Thon bast been it should have been so ordained.mation set forth so plamly as to Wilson. As to the precise lines on which he will proceed, and to notice remained visible for a the following takes some beating our refuge from one generation We can but bow our heads in be of immense service to the what limits he will be prepared to go, nobody knows at premont. minute or more, yet not a singlet is taken from card issued by to another." Then followed the humble submission to God's will, public or business man: treaties, But there will certainly be a radical revision of the tariff-a down-hand clap was offered. Then fol- a local Chinese merchant on pur- reading of 1 Corinthians xv. 20 by and take to heart the lessons enstomstariffs, postal information. ward revision, too." That much it is safe to assert.
lowed cinematograph views of the pose to advertise his" fresh eggs the Rev. Mr Hastings and after the which their Olympiad events and, even when supply." He says:
bravery Without a doubt, Mr. Wilson will soon be a world-figure, if the picture of the winning
hymn "Let saints on earth in endurance teach us.,
and On this side the volume attains, The eggs are from the Lang-concert sing" The Rev. Mr Foster, be that by their deaths God is includes, for instance, the opium indeed he is not already entitled to that appelation. His recent applause came, from a bare dozen under Scientific superintend and which was this:-Thy servants, ourselves and our lower inclina agreement of 1911; an earnest Japanese team was soreened, the shan hen at our own farm, reared Pegg intoned prayers amoog teaching us to put a carb upon convention of 1881 and the opium It may perhaps, its greatest value. It "apeeches have shown him to be a man of firm convictions and strong persons, thongh the house was guaranteed that no rotten material. O Christ, we leave in Thy redeem tions, and to learn more the spirit that, alike of the ground covered. conrage, and it is the outspoken nature of his utterances which has crowded. It is sometimes said A trial will convince you that ing hande, in the mansions pre- of self-sacrifice. which their ex-and the up-to-date nature of the. aroused such widespread comment both in the States and abroad. at Hongkong will never perish they are best smell relish and pared for Thy Saints; where sor- ample so vividly brings before ua book A sample of the type of address he makes, recently came to our we certainly did think it was a If the eggs are all that is here sighing, but life everlasting.
through excess of good taate, but bealthy stimalating."
row and pain are no more, neither It is possible, is it not, that the notice. Speaking at Chicago before a gathering composed of moet sporting colony. The Japanese said of them they must be fearfully Thou only art Immortal, the after having accomplished the to be congratulated on the sus tragic character of their death, kong Daily Press, and they are The publishers are the "Hong- of the great merchant princes of the Middle West-mainly his were the winning team, and they and wonderfully made. political opponents the President-Elect urged the point that the should they have been grudged a English is.
were there in the theatre; why how, if they are not addled, the we are mortal, formed from the appeals to the world far more year by year.
Any Creator and Maker of men; but object for which they set out, tained excellence of the volume future of the country did not depend so much upon its Government few rounds of applause?
earth, and unto earth shall we widely than had they survived to as upon the honesty of its business men. "Perfectly honest men
retura; for eo didst Thou ordain reap the fruits of their success. are now at a disadvantage in Amerio," he exclaimed, "because A Determined Optimist.
when Thou createdat me saying business methods are not to be trusted." That was pointed enough, mented, in this column, on a Some little time ago we com-
"Dust thou art and unto dust The names of Captain Scott, Soldiers' Club Challenge Cup
Mr. Justice Compertz, sitting, to be sure, but the speaker came to closer grips when he declared: rather puzzling announcement
shalt thou return”
return.” 65 v
Doctor Wilson, Lieutenant Bowers in original jurisdiction, this after All we go down to the dust, and Petty Officer Evans will noon.continued the hearing of the Our banking system does not need to be indicted; it is already made by Lord Haldane regarding the match was continued in which make our song; Allelulis! Alle records of history as those of Talati is plaintiff and Merwanji Yesterday at the Soldiers' Club, and weeping o'er the grave we bo henceforth engraved in the case in which Burjori Nusserwanji convicted. Credit must be put at the disposal of everybody upon givo replies by Mr. Asquith to ders are playing the 83rd Co.
education. Home papers which the Hongkong Police and War. luia! Alleleluiahorces of daring and endurance Talati the defendant. equal terms." Then came the final sword-thrust. "Above all this," various questions regarding Lord R.G.A. in the Soldiers Club Thy redeeming hands, in the man- sees. God has made them ation of an agreement dated July Thy servants, Christ, we leave in such as the world seldom The claim is for the cancella asserted Mr. Wilson, "the business of the United States must be set Haldone's speech, leave us still in Challenge Cup for billiards: sione prepared for they saints, spectacle unto the world and he 22nd, 1911, made between plaint- absolutely free of overy feature of the monopoly. This sentence, assumed that some new and am won his match against Bonnett more neither sighing, but life everyday life to emulate their defondant on the second part, and the dark. From the speech it was Grimmett of the Hongkorg Police where sorrow and pain are no esile on each one of us in our if on the first part and the we are not surprised to read, was received in chilly silence, where-bitious education policy was to of the 83rd. Co. with a score of everlasting. 200 example, to think less of self, and Ellis Kadoorie and Ivor Courgey upon the President-Elect added "I'm disappointed that you do not displace the rauch-tolked-of land 200 as against 188, his highest applaud that sentiment, for
we shall have to accomplish it, if campaign. Mr. Asquith's guard break being 12, and 11 The and the final collect from the duty, not to shirk difficulties but also asks for the agreement to be Then followed the last prayer ease and pleasure, and more of on the third part. The defendant necessary, by duress the worst way in which to bring about any reforms in the English edgos-11 The second game ro- after which the hymn was sung admit of only one possible defeat, ages, and claims costs of action. ed replies indicate that varioue loser's highest break was 13, with service for the burial of the dead, to try and overcome them; to delivered up to him or for dam- From the passages quoted, it is evident that Mr. Wilson will go but that very little has definitely of the 83rd, who also pup The Rev. Mr Moreton delivered because of such a possibility; but Jonkin, instructed by Mr. Brutton, tional system are contemplated sulted in on odey win for Tyrrell Jesu, Lover of my soul". viz, death; and not to hesitate Ar. Eldon Potter and Mr. to White House next month with vory decided opinions on the big Government intend to proceed the latter only secured:00 while given in full below and the ser: duty to the utmost of our ability appeared for the plaintiff
Leen decided upon, and that the some fair breaks against Edis, an impressive sermon, which is knowing that we have done our or Mosers, Brutton and Hett israos of the day But we have his word for it, in a message oardfully Me Haldano i of his opponent obtained the fall vice, so far as the indoor pertion to leave results in the hands of Messrs. M. Glade K.CSharp delivered on his election, that the honest business man need fear course, a well-known optimist, but total of two hundred? Tyrell's was concerned, ended with the God, knowing that having fought KC and Alabaster, instructed 24. nothing, and we do not believe he will have occasion for plarm. he might surely announce a-com- breaks included 28,24,23, and 19; singing of "O God onr, help in the good fight, having finished by Mr. Shenton, of Merert. Denoon of There will be hard days ahead for trickster and the swindlor, paratively small departure with while Ellis did not reach double aged past and the pronouncing our course, having kept the faith; Looker, Deacon and Heraton for MA
out a fanfare of trompete,
figured átáll
of the Benediction
benceforth there is laid up for un the defendante,
reform"
though, be ha of high estate or low,
BILLIARDS.
Heroic Names.
PARSEES AT LAW.
and