FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1808. REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
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Lorpor, 2nd March, 1808. ARREST OF THE OTHER ASSAIL: ANT OF THE KING OF GREECE. The other sanilant of the King of Greess has been arrested, and has confessed his guilt,
MORE RUSSIAN RE-INFORCEMENTS
FOR THE FAR EAST. The Volunteer cruiser St Petersburg has
BINDERFEST AT THE DAIRY FARM.
FURTHER FEROAUTIONS ADOPTED).
A special meeting of the Sanitary Board was held yesterday afternoon at the offices of the Board De' Atkinson. (Principal, Civil Madina Officer) presided, and there were also pressaton. F. II. May (Cap. (tain Superintendent of Police), Dr Clark (Medical Officer of Health), Mr N. J. Ede, and Mr H. McCallum (Secretary). Mr C. Vivian Jadda (Colonial Veterinary Sur- goun) was also present.
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la an old bungalow. I think it's called Ubster's bungalow
THE CHINA MAIL.
The President-Task is a master to ar- runge with the Dairy Farm. I think Mr Ladde might arrange with the manager of Sassoon's Ville.
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y are,
Mr Ede-There is a certain number of cattle-which are supposed to be inured, and are giving milk. Dy declaring this place infected they could not bring out the milk, and it would be a loss to the Dairy Farm.
The › President-There a I understand, 170 cattle in the other farrz.
Mr Ede-If it is necessary to stop the quilk we will do so, but if it is not necessary I think it should not be done, t
Mr Ladda - I think there is no reason to stop the milk. Section 13 says without the sanction of the Sanitary Board,' I do
if you cannot prevent elias from going out with the milk. I should allow this milk to come out, it proper practions sis taken.
afted from Odessa for Vladivostock with the farm at Sassoon's Schedels not see why you should not let them do it
over a thousand men.
CRICKET IN AUSTRALIA. Stoddart's team was out. (in the second konings of the final test match at Sydney? for 178 runs. Australia won by ala
wickota.
The President--I have called you to. gether, gentlemen, because I think it is necessary for the Sanitary Board to declare Pokfulum, an infected area, under bye-law A., of
of the Cattie, Dissees Ordinance. The bye-law saysWhere it appears to this Sanitary Board that disease exists or has within fifty-six days existed in sny place where animals are kept, the Board may declare such place to be inficted and take auch steps to prevent the aprond of the Of course disease as it deem nec eBary. it is optional with the Board whether they declare the farm infected or not, but in 1806 we declared the Dairy Farm an infect ed area, and that practically meant that no one could go fut the farm and no one could get out. As this disease has spread ing independence of China, wai adoptoit might be spread by an infected animal, without a division. Mr Canon, concure or by clothing, or by fodder--I think ing with the terms of the resolution, said myself that we ought to dodlare the farm
an infected area. (that Britain' was not justified in regarding Mr Edo Whist stops will be takon after competitors in China with suspicion or that? jealousy, so long as their competition was
section 13,When a place ins boon de- legitimate and paribo. The British policyclared to be infected a pleard alall, be
CHINA IN PARLIAMENT. A rosolution by Sir F. Ashmead-Bartlett, declaring the vital importanes of maintain
The President-Is it wise to let them? The clothing of those people who are in the infected area might get contaminated by being in contact with eattle already infected.
Mc 1 Lodds-The Captain Superintendent of Police told you you cannot stop the coolies.
||| Mr May==How many have died 1
MrLadds I am not sure, but 1 think twelve died and three were slaughtered.
The President-It would be better to re- port to the Board axsatly what has owar-
ed.
Mr May-How many calle were in each shod?
Mr Edo--Twelve died and three wors slaughteret. There remain six sound ones of European bread and sixteen nativos-- thirty-seven in all.
Mr May-They were the whole of the occupants of the three sheds ?
Mr Ladda-I am not sure of the number. - The President-We mast know..
Mr Lady I think there were four or five in one shed, six or seven in other, and eighteen in another, I am not quite sure.
The President. They all have practically the same food?
Mr Ladds-Yes.
the wraw.
The President-Do you think the disease might be spread by the food!
Me Ladds--I think it must have come in The President Then the straw must be infected.
"Mr Ladds-They have ceased to us araw since the outhrask of the disease: tans get stuff from the hillside,
HONGKONG FOOTBALL SHIELD COMPETITION,
THE BROUGH COMEDY COMPANY-
ARRIVAL BY THE "THAMES,"
of
LATE
(Timer" of "CeYOR!).
MORE EUROPEAN VICTIMA OF THE POLITI
CANADA AND ITS PREFERENTIAL TARIFF.
D.: COMPANY, K.O.... 25TH CO., R.A. Mr and Mre Brough and the members Yesterday afternoon, these teams met on of the Brough. Comedy Company (number- Bombay, Tab. 14-Miss Florence By the ground of the Ilongkong F. C. at the ing 24 people) arrived by the P. & O. mail Morgan Acting Lady Superintendent of General Plague Hospital sand". Nursing Happy Valley, in the third round of the steamer Thames last evening, and, asalroady Establisimout, died to day of Pingue. M Football Shield Competition. There were announced, will commence their adson Murraro, of the Austrian Lloyd's Agency, a few hundreds of spectators. D. Company this evening at the City Hall. The Cuns. also died of Plague here to-day.
Dr Weir, Health Officer, of opinion kicked off towards the Momument goal, the pany have during their Eastern tour, that the epidemic has now reached its may wind boing in favour of their opponents, played with quite unprocodontal sensum, and that a decline may be antiel. who played all through the first half a man at Calcutta (13 weeks), Rangoon (8 nights), pated, To-day's returns allow 119 casos and 167 deaths from Plague, the number short, the almanton being Lieut. Lloyd- and Singaporo (7 nights); and it is Mr of deaths from all causes being 280. Thomas. Early in the game, D. Company Brough's intention to devote three or four It is supposed that Miss Morgan took a had an easy chance of scoring, but the wooks to Bangkong. The initial produc-euil after a bicycle ride on Thursday after Bon. She developed fever on Friday, centro forward missed badly at short range. tion to-night will be Sydney Grundy's and pleate-proumonia of an unusual type The Artillery now invaded, and almost colobrated play Sowing the Wind, which supervened on Sunday night. Symptoms.
is acknowledged to bo quite the best thing of plague appeared, and the patient sug scored, the wind helping to carry the long front the pen of this favorite dramatist. sumbed. kicks of their books well down the fold. Mes Brough appears as Rosamond,' Feb. 17. The week's deaths at Bombay Play was fast, and D. Company was having while Mr Brough will be scan. as Mr from Plague amount to 1,257; and from all
Brabazon.
The policy of the manage causes to 2,105, the death rato being 187.41. ment will be constant changes most of the game. The forwards wore weak, however, in front of goal. A rush programme, 50 that each
play will
London, Feb. 14.Upon the abrogation by the beavy artillerymen brought the well to add that in consequence of the Cad Dolgium, Canada auses preferential.
be done for ba
two
nights only, and it in a of the commercial treaties with Germany ball down to the Lancastor goal, and the tonsive repertoire to be produced during tariff of 0 per cant on British and
revived The President-I am afraid Mr Ladds goalkeeper had to rush out and save the short season, no play will be
Colonial grade. is tan sanguine in regard to the servi
under any circumstances whatever. The trontment,
45 it is only within the at the exponse of a sommor. Nothing Brough Comedy Company will appear in twelve
months that Professor Koch resulted; and a rapid change of venue Hongkong quite complete; s. the same attempted at great expense to find a remedy brought the Artillery goal-keeper out to mombare as appeared throughout the Cal onferences of the strike eflicers and Sir for rinderpost in South Africa, and his
There has baun no cutting down or reing for reinstatement, and the Company is The mattor is duction in any department whatever, such accepting their services.
a is generally the case with companios ¦ new bukilid. from Calentia The whole of the scenery, The full terms of the agreement with the furniture, and appointments (upwards of offers of the Company are not disclosed, Red it now remains to be seen whether stated, and neting commanders in futurs Hongkong can support a really first-class will draw commanders' pay. The Company Boring the Wind will be followell on pay at patr, bus officers are in receive the dramatic Company.decins the compensation allowance of half- Monday next by The Amazons, which equivalent by an increase of salary. The will again be replaced on Wednesday by oicers at Calcutta rotura to work to-day.
A Village Priest. The box plan is open. B-MOURED ENCOURAGEMENT OF THE FARKA at Rohing's Music Werchouse, where senta can be booked six nights in advanco.
Jast
Wat?
THE STRIKE OF . . OFFICERS. Calcutio, Fub. 18. —As a result of the
communicate with the inanager ofperiments provad quite useless. The sare, which ho dil by picking up and punc-era sussun have been brought on here. James Mackay, the officers are now apply.
question is whether the whole of the cattle ing.
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was to prevomb or postpone the disruption posted to that affect and the removal then think it is wine, tęczas by that means you the adhora to the revolution I made was palpably off side, and the referee (Air) 150 tons) for the various pieces are carried, but it is uraleratung all oflights will be ruin-
of China as long as possible, and, as seizure of Chinese territory was no part of Britain's present policy, she could not approve of such a policy on the part of othore. Upon Great Britain agreeing to grant China is loan for unselfish advantagoe, certain suspicions were excited, theroupon China withdrew her request, promising not to apply to another Power. The conclusion of the loan with the Hongkong and Shang- hal Banking Corporation proved the Chiness friendliness and the ability of Sir, Claude MaoDonald.
from, without the sanction of the Sanitary
Board,
of animal, carcaso, fodder, lit
any
Not
The President-But you do not wish ta multiply the risk.
Mr May--I did not say you cannot stop the coolies.
Mr Ele-How would it do to dachrs the place an infected aran, and then for Mir
adds
With the goal at his mercy, the tho farm stating that, by adopting sortainnt The President-Then, in accordance with precantions, they could send out the wide wore the Villa be slangbtered or not. Lancaster contro forward again missad bad- they all be slaughtered. ly by a few yards. Booa siter, the sante until they re
wre stopped i
E36-1 not in favour
4TT
of the player kicked the ball into the net; but Le The President Personally I da net I prefer to
other day. I think if any moro cattle Oliver) promptly disallowed I the point. get sick we should a sughter them, and if raight spread the disowe.
to ba dusical, the Lancastern cams back, Or Clark--I suppose tony are distributor dissase spreads we might take that and the outside right sent in a low screw. tet, utonail, or other thing therein is pruing this milk at the present moment i proposal into consideration. At presenting shot, which the goalkooper touched bat
Mr Laids-át present they are.
threo cattle have been slaughtered and the could not stop, D. Company, 1 1 goal hibited.
Mr Ede-The disease can only be spread the rest have shown no signs of the disenso. | EA, nik Twice in rapid succession the by contact. It is not a question of the Under those circumstances I think the H.A. goalkeeper waved excundingly well. milk.
matter should stand as it is,
Some oven disorganised play followed, an- Mr Ladds-I do not think the milk coa- The President-Dous anybody second my til the Artillery loft wing brought the bal! Mr May-What I want to know is aboutvegs the disease.
motion
down and the outside man essayed a long Dr ClackIs it possible for this milk to
"had arople watchman. Ons watchman cannot be
slow shot. goalkeeper on duty there throughout the twenty-four be sold as food for salves?
time to save, but he was charged and I cannot spare any polic
his punt out rebounded of one of the MR MACHELL REPLIES TO hours of the day. for it.
Thrus watchmen will be required.
R.A forwards into the net. Score- The Secretary-I think I can get two
Lail. When this goal was scored, the gans had been in progress about twon- other watchmen within twenty-four hours.
The President I think the watchmen
Ly mijauter. Some dulliance on the part can be found. We do not require to em-
of the Lancaster left back allowed the play police for that.
R.A. right wing to get past him, and dashing run ended in another point for the Artillery, who were playing pluskily considering their handicap. At half time the score stond
Mr Ede-Are you going to prohibit the men going in and out of the farm?
The Tesident-Yes; that is the course we took in 1898.
thn
Mr Ede-How are you going to prevent WEATHER REPORT.
the people in that place from commanica
outside? On the last ocoa- The following notice is issued from the ting with the
sion wo bad
some arrangement by which Observatory-
the people should come out after adopting certain precautions.
On the 4th at 11.35 a. The larometer has fallen, moderately on the China coast and slightly chewhore. Pressure is in defect on the China const generally, and is Bowest over S. China and the NW, part of the China Sea, and highest in N. China. Fore- Gradients moderate to slight, cast-moderate E. winds; cloudy, misty.
The President I think it will be more satisfactory for the Secretary to write to the Dairy Farm suggesting the adaption of the steps which wore takon in 1896. Then a watchman was placed on the premises and no one was allowed to come out,
Mr Ele-Hor was the Foud taken to them?
The Secretary--I think some arrange ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB. menta were made for the food to be carried
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Mr Ladds-No, I do not think su The President-No possibility? Do you know what is done with the milk?
Mr Ladle It goes to Wyndham Street. The President Anybody can buy it? Mr Ladds You.
The
President-Therefore anybody-any Chinese dairy-might buy it to feed calvos.
Mr May-It seems to me, fir, that Sas soon's Villu is a place that could be isolated and nothing will be removed therefrom, Having done that, I think we might lot things rest where they are without laugh- tugany more cattle. Even if the rinder pest does sprend within those, conilines 1-do hot see what harm it will da; but if the orders of the Board are carried out I do not see why the disease should spread.
Mr May they to second the resolution: The Presid suc-Of course, if no one sc- conds my motion it falls to the ground The place now being declared an infected ares there is no necessity for any more slaughtering of the cattle to go on.
Mr Ede-I do ant uxactly know what to do. I think with proper precautions vo might let the milk out.
The resolution was carried, Mr Ede do clining to vote.
Mr Edo-The previous resolation stands The President--I should like to know if good. I was trying to save the sixteen the Felice have beer informed of the pre-native cattle. Unless there is a motion
the effect that the previous resolution is sonce of rinderpest at that farm in ac cardana with Section 14.
Mr May I have received information of it, but not from the owners of the faran,
The President-I think their attention should be drawn to that bye-law and copy of the by-laws sent for their infern
tion.
Dr Clark-In regard to coolies going in and cost of the farm and the possibility of thair spreading the disease, would it not advisable to take the advice of the
The President-I should like to mention that in 1894 there was an sinck of zinder, pest before the pingue broke out in 1886 there was another outbreak of rinderpesten Solicitor as to whether under by.
before the plague.
Mr Edo-I noticed that.
The President-Thers may be some can nection between the two. I think there
May-Ide not see anything in these regulations about preventing people from going in or coming out of the farm. I Kapw the Foice had charge of this thing before, and their supervision was limited to preventing the removal of those things.
The President-It states so hore.
Me May- All it states is that the removal of any animal, carcase, fodder, littor, usoneil, or other thing therain is proki bited.'
tho
no place.
to
cancelled it will have to stand, of course.
Mr MayYes it does stand. The Provident That entails upon the Government, giving compensation to the owners.
Dr Clark---Is it not a wise course to sug- gest that this straw be desteryed
The President-If we do that, we will have to compensate to the full calue of the straw. Farm Company to destroy the straw.
It was rascived to recommend the Dairy The President-Have due precautions bean taken in regard to burial?"
Law 12 taking such stops to prevent the spread of the disway would not include prohibiting coolics going in and out?
The Presidout-Yoe, durtainly. Mr May-I think the coolies onght to be them. kept in.
Mr EdeSo do I.
Mr Ladds-I do not think that coolies would spread the diacass, but it is possi-
bie.
The Secretary aid he would arrange that matter with the manager of the farm.
The Prosident asked the Secretary to road a letter which had been recoived from
Mr Ladds.
The Becretary read the following let
Lar!
Government Offoon.
2nd March, 1899.
The Presideat-Nothing can come out of "Mt May-There is no law to "compel The French cruiser Buzz, which is under them to remain thero,
Sir,I have the honour to report for the The Secretary-I do not think there was orders to reinforce the division in the Far Bast, left the docks at Cherbourg on 2nd Mr Walker, the Manger, always carefully information of the Board that in accordance
avoided
at the special passada inst., after undergoing the rephthat heing over to the other place, so with the resolution
mee ing which was raid yesterday morning to oposider the question of dealing with the outbreak of vinderpest at Pokfulum,
go.
MOLOK-
could remove the infected cattle. sitated by the sonidunit last August
Mr Ede-They worn recommended to re- her vorige to stopped
Night, work I gothg on on board the did it of their own son protection. They
man of war Fontan at Toulon, pre own accord.
The SecretaryThey did that of their to the Far East with Admiral de Beaumont'a dag. Detachments of ment own socord. We recommended it, but we We did not will be sent from Brent and Cherbourg to had no power to compel it.
her complete
Her armament la to order it. arew, increased by
by two extra quick-rers. Castance, is ordered to leave the Mediter
be
Mr Laide-Yea, the carcases were buried air frot deep and quicklime was put va
The President-On the farm itself)
Mr Ladds--Yes; there is no danger. We
do nos know that there are any german,
The President-I foursome in 1803.
ROYAL ARTILLERY D. COMP
PANY...
2 goala. 1 goal.
CORRESPONDENCE.
KHELN BY THE AMSER,
A Laboro tulegrans states that trust- worthy news from the Khyber 'chtablishes beyond doubt that the Zakka Khela - who settled in Afghan territory since the ap (RN.pearance of Sir W. Lockhart's force in the Khyber have been frequently in cum-
To the Editor of the CHINA MAIL.'
Hongkong, March 4.
Sm. Your contributor R.N.' adds yet another fallacy, for we can scarcely believe after this would-be-export criticism of his,
that R.N. ergues much connection with or knowledge of the Royal Navy.
the question of officers has not been raised,
nication with Kabul, and are reported to have received direct encouragement from the Amoor in maintaining an attitude of defiance. It is stated that the Viceroy has sent a strong romonatmace to the Amser
to our armed oncmics, for allowing his officials to uffer an asylum
AN ISIPOKING URREMONT TO CLOAN THA-
CALCUTTA BELLOS.
The unveiling of the status of Lord Ro-- arts by the Viceroy takes place on the 2nd March, and will be the slowing event of the Caloutta reason. It is exproted that the ocassion will be marked by a grand ceremonial, all the troops of the garrison
tiro Indian Army.
THE INDIAN FRONTIER PALIST OF THE GOVERNMENT.
would be merry at my expense-and at Brassey's for Brassey is the source of my remark that in the manding discussion Upon resuming, D. Company had an easyR.N. would evidently give us officers chance of equalising. Playing against the from the ranks ärst; but, later, formulates wind, the Aarding that soulkeeper litla scheme of getting them by geholarships, badly and affording their goalkeeper litia aid scholarships to be provided by bene assistance and less protection, and he did volently-inclined men of wealth. How attending besides representatives of the not play nearly 'so well in this half as in
with Fron press.gang a free the rat. Although the tenun haid hoon as politics?
as to knighthoods in imand
retur for strengthened by an additional forward, the scholarships for unclassed dempetitors in R.A. were not playing voll, and the game Civil Servies Exams, would be unique. partook of the ratare of a
fa scramble. Grat
R.N. says that such and such a state- London, Feb. 15.--During the debate on ting past the backs, D. Company had
mant is false. He says so, too, after the Address in the House of Commons last.. four forwards hunched round the R.A. mature deliberation, which should have night, bir W. Lawson and Mr Walton goalkeeper bote
and ineffective that a few seconds Greater Britain, neither the meagra oruise the permanent occupation of Chitral and the shooting was so taught him magnoza. Portsmouth is not brought forward a motion disapproving of slapsed before one of the forwards get the of a Uhannel squadron or other collection the maintenance of the road there, and hall past. Score-2 Bil. The R. A. right of wing, going well, just missed scoring, and then
the R. A. badly negotiated a nicely
Lord George Hamilton rabatted the placed corner. The right wings of both
charges of breach of faith with the tribes, teams were stronges but the play was far
and said the opposition was unable to ad- from high-class. D. Company goalkeeper
duces cingle luo in proof of theme. Tha was called on to save a hard shot from millions-tons of millions, and more, left, end a few minutes later he was bouten I am pleased he visited Jerusalem. He trables due to the Caitral policy of the dosa noć tell us that he wore wide-welts,
of the road were less perilous mainterance by a beautiful twils; D. Company & kociate, and smoketi & pips in the than abandoning our friends in Kashmiz outside right-
of Ounar, but I will take for granted and Chitral. India, be said, was un 2. The Lancasters now played up, their that he did, and that the confusiun rasult able to abandon ho suzerainty over right wing, as gain bad Shooting robbod all those charitable thoughts that the conneesssitating another expedition
the most pro-ing therefrom drove his expert mind Chitral, which would result in auaroby
Me Ladds-Dr Koch did not find ady, sir. The President-Nuvur mind, I did. (Laughter.) The bacillus is almost exactly vinent, But again the same as
Dr Wilm and them bacillus, I found the broillus the spleen and the was nicely mesenteric glands, and the only difference ran
The Prosidant-That is why I asked the question. Last year they wore dumped into the sea several miles off.
shot cent in by the
obtect logous components an Imperial object lesson. His thousands are there, doubtless, but they are only thousands, and few and far between that. Such exceptions do not affect remarks applied to milionstons
500.
the world:
Faiting for
from
arged that we should respect the Indepen do oe of the tribes.
right up to the sahome more than are safely through, the worst-
Lord
of a point. A corner to D. Company templation of Holy Places should inspire. George said it was unmistakably laid down
placod.
The R. A. goalkeaper
fond of referring to ma by name, in my despatch of 28th January that there not 'lecturer' do! Not would Le no interference with the triħal is that rinderpest bacillus was much the 03 so savo, and failing to get back be tween the uprights, the spore was equalited
the lecturer, for I seok ne fame, alaim
sim ne system by the Government cxcept larger. That is mentioned in Dr Win's-8 all, D. Company continued to have the
the game, but failed at the coal, ciicnue, force nono to listen. But I do jeanontial for the fulfilment of cur obliga.) Mr May--If that is so it would appear The Artilleryman got one run up the field my that a critic, who, on the lama pica of ideas. We have he was then piombora. report on the epidemic in 1696.
Loss of
lately passed desirable to bury these animals in a better and scored from a very neat bit of play. and then user ungentlemanly terms and Gra aware of, and there has her by such
holds off for ten days through a much gravor crisis experts, way.
The contre forward passed to the assistant tankes feather exceptions, should be troublous time since the Mutiny: but wa sight, who sent the bail out to his wing mant prepared with this speedy forward
to tha owing officers, and a Navy rourage and resolution alaplayed goal, and bangsa the poll into the net. resting on the charitable instingus of the Lord who
Elgin
deserved wall of Play was fairly even for the remainder of benevolently wealthy
hig the game, but weak shooting neutralised
His chestnut of defonso of porte le surely dry. Lord George said he had never me good play on the part of the Lannot trotted out in canoa Nan the Navy Russia, but it
alarmist
with regard to the and then talk of taking over the land that the Pass dominating the Afghan
defences
fall under
ter the contrit Faszca did not Far be it from me to ery with RN. of others. Our frontius poke
policy rented ou Away with the Schooluster I am not four documents, via, the Buscafghan one of those down-with-everything are Del
Delimitation Trosty |
give Guaranted brands. I have not even 'N' audenity to the Amoor the Durand
Dr Clark-And some of them same up again.
Mr Fide-Junks picked them up. The President--I am in favour of butu-
and which reads Thas the animals that are now disposed be slaughtered, and that as others at the same placa show symptoms of the same disease that they also being the caronsas. slaughtered, the three animals at Bosston's
Mr Ede-It did not succeed last year.
Mr May-We have no pawar to prevent Villa which were showing symptoms of The President Mr Ede, I am informed Ride world. animal **
The Barleur "battleship, Captain R. N. i people having communication with the out" } scherpest have been destroyed and you it here if we have the apparatus.
bancan
Station for Chine
for Chlon on 6th inst
kürter chip
Sho
to the Centurion, the wh
The Fresident-' The removal of any
burake this opportunity of reording as
costera in opor Geld. whistle w blown, the subre
stor KOTAL ARFILLESY D. COMPANY 8 quals, 435 do is. They do it in India and we The game was free from roughness, and
Wad ayed in can do
played spirit by both sides
800d Mr May-For instance, if you were to throughout. The B.A. were lucky in win- may opinion that the only present effectual get the help of somo Indians. The Isles, for the play on the other olde was 31 May know it is. That does not method of dealing with an outbreak of dian Police are accustomed to bura iluir better balanced. Both teams were palpably of the Chins Squadron, both of
built with were really
todid
provent a voolis going in and out. Coolies rinderpest in a shed of dairy cattle in the own doad, and they would burn the cows out of condition, and the Artilerymen will rervice in China. She has been busy during are limited. We have got to stop the in- burial of every animal in that shed directly
go out the or two did. Our powers oolony is the immediate slaughter and for us
bove to train if they intend to pass through bast
week taking in enpplice of shella fention going out. If a man choose to keep the disensor
Mr Edo-You would require to build a the part round, makos ita
No half furnacs+__ for six months, and a double stook of and ammunitior. She has been in donk. his servants in it is all right, but we cannot measures should be entertained. Prompt and require to have a furuses. You The President do not think your compel him.
President-The object of aburso le to
want wood and kerosina, prevent the
vensis
the
A view
have proceeded to England 800
Mfalts
action is necessary,
aparatos,
and under, ordinary sirqumstances to The disease, from spreading to the the serum treatment of this disease will be
Tench warships already des. opposite fari
To the
"wesome as the to [da]
• Li-cond di
Bapren
patched, or on the out to Chips, has
ordered
Mr May The Indians do not use a far- DACO.
zowicos (2nd x1). COMPANY, R... Played at the Happy Valley on Wednes- dag, and resulted in a win for the Company by 1 gust to n
KOWLOON 9. Ľ.M 8. * VICTOR ZMANURL.“
I the
the
The Kowloon F. C. plays H.M.8. Fittorral le it pentively called for. sy generated to the old Punjab method,
of a ofvilized nation. Ho
Besides, my sccupation would be gone and the Anglo-Russian Paris Trasts, and I venture to suggest that while such of three were concluded by tha rude, illogical disputanix as R.. Ave Litorals, Our policy for the future about the pour shoelmastar has still a plus subslated, fint,
in formiar for ofistenos.
polic the administrative arranging can say I would hanish little-minded British districts; second, in the exaluston e protection of nese. Why here is one who calls a few of extraneous interfetenes with the tribos 12.654- train loads of cheap trippers the British in the British sphore; third in the full Pablia and a few seaports the Empire. I ment of I think the time is not far distant when
our obligations
Lowards must enlighten him. He talks of officers, Afghans by maintaining a natural
alfrontier too, when wo want met, of private dona and regarding the excution of this generally adopted, but this eystem nesis Mr. Ede--Under Section 12 the Board the use of special apparatus, which at
tions when we need nationali votes, of the Lord George, said ha preferred the Bands Mi Edo-When the last attempt was
minutoly
particular when the broadly
being to be added the second-class steal cruiser can take mush sicus to procent the spread prenent is not available. I have the honour made the carcases were only half burnt.
disease as it deems necessary, in be, do, 740 tond displacement) Bugsaud (3,740 tons
more worthy The Socrotary-They tried to bury the month in the third round of the Shield enlighteneri." O VIVIAN LADDE Therefore I should think we could order
snimals, but they could not dig deep ties, at Happy Valley to-morrow At Chorbourg,
Kick-off I
concluded by saying that, the Virontier must I out from Tout craisers Cassand (3,952 the people to remsin there, but we might
fest, leave 'R.N.' with Prov. Becond-plaas stool
The Secretary, Sanitary Board.
enough. Then they tried to burn the car. at 4.00 p.m. The following will represent XXVI, 16. Yet I do it regretfully. He didouity was permont, and we must tone)
The President-Since receiving this casos, which were lying there three days Kowloon-gost, Burrell backs, Lapsley has rendered no reason why I should not
and grapple with it. Du Chayla 3,982 tons), and the advies the manager to give the order.
Bir H. Fowler gave a lengthy personal The hold in readiness to be despatched, at Fresident-Well, I move that Sas- letter I have looked up the Cattle Diseases before they were taken out to sca. Chaubey Laubat (3,758 tons) are being
and Dyer half-backs, Smillie, Wilson Villa, Pokfulam, be declared an area Act in force in England and thero it states The President--If it could-be done as an (captain) and Ritchie; forwards, Barlow, antony little say, has displaced none of my axplanation of his private telegram to the stated fallacies merely added to them. Viceroy, and added that he believed the Mr Ede-Three cattle mora slaughtered, ed with male suspected of being infect-experimont it would be a goo human or Yule was hurtin
d with rinderpest. moment's notice; and at Rochefore the infected:
How, Duncan, MadSwayed and Winch. He still leaves the need for a ringnificut past was a biundur, nid regarding the Dacout (3,017 tone), second-class steel crui
second eleven match Navy undisputed. I had not claimed or future we must resist the tendency of the Mr Ladds 2. set, is haid in readiness
on Wednesday, and makes way for Winch, thought to claim merit for ought save a ge who returned yesterday in the Hurt Mrneral view of a question interesting to me more effective control of
military party
Ho advocated Ladia P. G. Davies, R.A., will be referes. e a Britisher. Very humbly, then, I say penditure by the Indian Council.
of military ex after Popu
The vote will be taken to-morrow. Envy will morit as its shado pursue, But, like shadow, proves the substance Lawson and Bir Walton has been rejestet Feb. 16. The motion of Sir Wilfred
in the House of Commons by 311 agatuab 208 votes.
the
Vzxy Sus. New Waits by A. G. Ward; Pearl of the Ban — Robinson Pino, Company
We understand Mays the N.-C. Dudly Nere
Mr Ladda Yes.
that any
thing.
cattle plague, or boing or having Mr Mey-If you can burn a been in the same chad, herd, or dock, are as you can burn a cow's if the fire is big if they have not the disease, within an enough.
Mr Ede Eus there been any disease infected area shall be slaughtered. I quito The President We ought to prevent any
the other six Ladds No. not so far,
The President-Any fever 1
Mr Ladds-Not so far.
The President-Have they been examin-
of the 28th Feb) that an Impatial decree ed to-day?
was issued last week authorising the con struction of milway from Tientale to
agroo with Mr Ladds that all the cattle, rik, To my mind, this disease may be the within the shed should be slaughtered. result of the disease of 1898, Ipis just Mr Ede-But Me Ladds said the active possible the disease germs may be still cattle were inured.
Mr Ladds-I believe they are myself. I hink they bad the disease at some previous
think
Mr
Dr
Chaman cattle-are-there-
thare,
Chinking by way of Shantung; and that alt die Six European-bred cattle and fock. I certainly think that if that is the made to burn the next carcase.
on this the German Minister, Baron Hoy Mir king, protosted on the ground that (ar-sixteen native-bred cattle. many must have the frat right to construct railways in any part of the province of Shantang As a result of the repeated com last for residents of Yokohams who for the last years have suffered from a shortage of the
stor supply during summer months
DE
Waterworks Qo contemplates the struction of an additional reservoir, and 5,000 barcels of cemont to end in the work have already arrived, and will be
Tar losses on the frontier from the 10th June to the 7th February amount to 084 British, and 1,933 petite troops, including 43 British officers kiled, and D9 wounded and 12 soldiers missing. Several hundred fallowers are believed to be killed and missing.
'trus,'
Yours,
W. MACHELL.
in
Me Asquith resumed the debate and We indine to the opinion that Mrreiterated "the arguments against the for Machell has mistaken IN.'s intention. ward pollay.
If Mr Macholl's-lecture was land as the Mr Carzon said that welle refraining
The Presideation of the Colonial rad Meat goes dollar goes down.expressions or make an unfale use of Mr followed by Sir R. Sanderaan might
Surgeon.
Mr Ede-Take them out to ees. Mr May-I was not hors in 1896, but I I went out there to-day. time.
am told that ma yachts were nearly The Promident Any cacle being or wrecked through running on cows hots having been in the same shed, herd, or (Laughter.) I move that on attempt be custom at home i should be the custom The President-I eccond that.
We in Hongkong can sympathise with the the Navy League, R.N., we believe, had oircumstances might be too strong for hot, t
peg on which to hang a for suggestions for from questioning the bona fides of Bannis The President-How many cattle have hero. Have the sixteen beon in the same The resolution was carried unanimously. writer, of the following paragraph in the already died of the disease in addition to | shed?
rould add that it be Shenghai afercury: Where is al this to did, his in our opinion, use ungentlemanly roucy, hu said, was dead, but the system Bo enimus towards Mr Machali, a gap existed on our frontier poney. Lang those slaughtered?
Bir Ladda-Some-of them,
done The President-Well, I think it would der the
up coals go up, other Mr Ladda Twelve, I think; I am not-
bo Mr Edo-All European cattle
things go up, and safer if they were all slaughtered. SIT Ladas--I do not think it is possible Now the price of palutere labour has gone is quite competent to defend himself, if he Scars must be arefully selected, and then
R.N., bo
howaver, mucosasfully established. The frontier of Bir Ede-I think it would be better to to burn the carcases. If you will show me
up. The Union of Painters stats that Mr Laude-Yes.
lat the matter rest at the
of the Royal Navy casc but I do not think it is possible,
rates by 10 costs for each workmat extensive and certainly more Mr Ede-You expressed the opinion last at the last meeting, and if another used how to do it I will be very pleased to do it, have unanimously decided to miss the cart to take up the dudgels, his knowledge the tribes would be brought willingly under
being probably British control, toure The President-1 think the Indians will Truly the Chioaren is a wise man. Lori Brassey's. We would deprecate the veroment, thought that Ludia should
practical arises we can adops that method. There
than Mr Bhownagrep, who supported the Go- has not been another bass and it is possible tesel
dishures no-strike pay and keeps no well or there will not be another.
May I will give you all the maslet paid secretaries. He is not a demagogue.us of a
rancorous language on either side, ceive a Gnancial grant, Mr Ladda-I do
believing that both Mr Machell and 'R N.' Sir William Harcourt and Mr A. we can do it.
Daval matters only from a desire to bring frontler about the remedy of defects, the abolition | ed. He
time that the native bred cattle ware not litely to catch the disense.
Mr Ladila-No, I said that it appeared that the native imed cattle had had the
FOLL
Machell's statements,
followed shortly by 5,000 more, is soon disome before and thereforą were perhaps | to alaughter &11 not think it is necessary ance Ioan, Mr Ladds. I have an idea that He merely dockies to raise the price and it are Impelled to attract publio attention to Balfour wound up the debata on the
By the war weather sets in, operations
sured, but they are just as likely to catch
will he begun and will extend over two the dianase so the others.
of
them!
The PresidentYour letter say I
his Ladds think the President's aug.
is done; vide advertisement.
which the former dunounos
take this opportunity of recording sa my gestion that they be buried at sea is the Ir la reported that a Chinese smah, who of anomalies and the
general
improvement attacked Bir Georg
Mr Elena kisafe to allow the native. fred paths who are supposed to be laured, tho that the only present effectual best, if they are buried carefully.
method of dealing w with an cothrak of The President I am afraid the fusely fr is reported from Vladivostook that the
And to be put somewhere else be rinderpost in bed of dairy cattle in the tion de carried now. That is all the buck-hor the to go out and Russians hare recently established mat are o alone the farm Ph
colony is the immediato slaughter and ns4. Prendant No, I think not, I burial of animal in that shed. Als
avery Wideal think the best plan would
there for the manage of sliver rubies. but
the new roublog with be different from those
current in Rusia Really at one side of the
*No hall measures should be entertained.
would not take my advise then.
and
EB.
speecha
Mr Faust ogipable-
Whita
who defends
unable to give the alightest hopd the avoidance of complications ter
attending Mrs Underwood, widow of of the service-ED, CN] voyage home by the F. & 0. steamor the late Dr Underwood, Kluklang, on
Shanghal jumped "overboard when the
Tax Blood is the source from which our Probler, but he did hope Earthe faftuanos vequel was near Hongkong and was drown.
sems the unfortunate woman had system are built up, and from which we do which had been successly szaken cited and revered trips home before, and was our mental as well as our physical capabilities northward of the dar
If the blood is dissised the bad te diseased,
DET BOLA heavy Chime and a holm, be to rémovo thuać Zmopean-bred cattle A Ladds--I said that balore, but you Wards, &o." Ames 1887. Prics," $31.00.- . Si time ngulust the wishes of art from Berofale, Story, Fonama, Badi kowly and tanklarinio, en faraiz orkar
She distance from the presano, infested
dollars which had the flanfest the whole place, and
family in urder to obtain some money w
Local Composers, & Pisced, by Greg The Frosident-Simply because we had Robinson Plano Company the name of La Emperor Kosar Het open the place again.
not seen the custom in vegue at home 1 Tas .d. Dady Maus of the 18th Feb.which to naslet one of har sons who wangs, His sad Blood Disease Pimpians and Chloe are very much in douan as to The Folded By that means you may Catals Disassed Act since then.
have had an opportunity of looking at the as-Dr and Mrs Farnham, fus whose about to get married. She leha bansand Varese any kind are solicited to stre Clarins's
asisty a good deal of ansisty has been felt and theme or four children, and they of reine Theisanda of wondarial wires are ben Athenrio, And
worldfamed Blood Mini 40 Perorani beruck & Aula what this tawansa bat it is understood that tolest shothar uppsage this special plunge Is to be used for pay at haticuno remore them of the in
Die May- What shed were the settle for same days panty arrived here yesterday doume, asking for compensation ducted by the Seldwychowa Rep The first epoch of the Bassion railways in favors back to Caputter died Therer Zadehas come out of three morning, tovar begs Taped up in the pics of she then that they people docth mon of working my su
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