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BY

TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1906.

THE CHINA MAIL.

TELEGRAPH. A DISASTROUS TYPHOON.

THE "MONGOLIA " WRECKED.

ASHORE AT MIDWAY ISLAND,

Passongera Sufa.

From Our Correrpontient }

Loxo, September 12

News was received horn this worn-

ing that the Pacifle mail & S "Mon

golia" has been wreeked et Milway

Island. All the passengers have been landed and are safe.

A telegram confirming this new lus heen received by Mr Silversteur, the bocal agent of the Company.

[This news will be heard with deep re- gret by resident, corning as it does so soun after the lesk of the same campany's line water Manchuris " No information is at hand as to the cause of the mishap but it is to be hoped that the set is not ely ground that there will not h

faling ber K

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CHINA'S CURRENCY,

KOMMISSIONER APPOINTED

Alter Mail Bervice.)

TERING, Septemba 15

Ting to the lack of uniformity in the minuga trinaci out by various Pro vincial, er inte, Minjetas Char Pik of the Paul of Umber how buen appointed

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VICEROY SHUM

A FRUITLESS REQUEST FOR

RETENTION.

TERRIBLE HAVOC WROUGHT,

HUNDREDS OF LIVES LOST.

Absolutely unheralded, save by a belated typhoon gun, a sudden gale swooped down upon Hongkong this morning and in the space of a couple of hours, left the harbour had even the city littered with wreckage. On the harbour the scene, dissetle the gun was fired, was one of indescribable oxcite wout and confusion. It was a kind of suure qui peut for Causeway Hay. The junkmasters had that cor idea excluding all others to get to Causeway Bay. So thithorward they streamed through the driving rain, colliding with sael, other, cutting down yachts, house-boats and so on in their mad career, heedless of everything--except to get to Causeway Bay. Many of tho never got there. The wind caught thom, twisted them out of the control of thei crown and dashed them against the Praya. In the direction of West Point hundreds of junka and satupuna ware flung against the Praya and the hapless people on board, in too many instances, were dashed to death full in the sight of the people on shore who wore powerless to load any assistance. Even this was gring and river steamere were unable to withstand the terriffa force of the sin und an oral were wrecked absolutely or drivan ashura.

In Victoria thera WOR * equal amount of wreckage though, fortunately, w Fot. Titi

inga of life X reported Many residents of the Park bad nutros esospes from being blown their way down in the city.

the road on Other narrow escapes were experienced in the city sheer scaffolding, tiles, and sign bourds were whirled through the air like autumn lenine. Huge trees ero blown down near Battery Path, sevansh of them falling neross the road One tree fell almost through the win- sine in front of the National Pank. The matslnds on the Praya without exception rate entery demolished and the scaffolding around the public build- ings in t fonstruction are scattered in ovory direction. The ornamental tamen pranaquit, cuffprgd damage which will be in many into

irreparable

over

The gale mule lasted in full strength for a little over an hour. Then it reguet the up the pil fagname or it commoned In the afternoon the sun enme not intermittently Ti phone on a seep" of unparalleled destruction. the harbon, front budreds of Chinese were belieing the reputation fart the nation bas gained for callenwees by wasping bitterness as they gazad over the neten of wreekuga berseth which lay tha braiwad and battered bodies of those dear to the With frosich wvergu gange of inen were busy pairing the daninga. And • learing on the dabrin All the transport services were of erase stopped. The Kowloon ferry mutated was blown clean over and it will take sera bule time is clear the wharf an that passengers can pase.

у том WORK

bristerou at whoat seven o'clock this

The S. 8. "Prinz Waldmu" stuck in the mud, driven on to it by the storm, at Wanchai police station and the Sugar, Yaumati, but managed to get off mucceRS- Works were turned into temporary hospi.fully and we believe without damage,

The godown of Messrs Blackhead and Co: has suffered inther severely,

fortunately the current had already bien, out off.

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SPORTING.

Civil Service Cricket Club.

The following is the report of the Cirl Service Cricket Club for 1003-8 sunson

CRICKET-The first Eleven played 16 Matches Won 7, lost 9 and 2 were

NEW

CONNAUGHT HOTEL,

tals" and were filled by poodle who were continually being brought in by therescoere. Along this arrotch of the Prays,numerous Of the big river steamers to Canton, housed wore unroofed and the streets were tho Fatehar," is reported ashore, ligh from three to four feet deep in water, and dry at Kowloon, and is now, nt the

tinio of writing, Rying tugs of distress. IN THE CENTRAL DISTRICY.

No far, as wo could see, there was not a Along the Prays in the Content district corup of any mat-shed any where, left drawn. The second Eleven playel 12. HIGH-CLASS HOTEL although the scene was not of atoh a standing, either on the Kowloon or Hong-Won 6 and lost 6. R. Witchell with an average of 17 raris for 15 runnings again harrowing description it was one of the kong side. greatest devastation. Sunronous unde The volume of dubris is simply enormous won the prize for the best batting average.

UNDER STRICTLY AMERİCAN and sampans were wrecked and a large all along the Kowloon shore, and consists Flen. Dr Atkinson's Cup for Best Bowling number of lives lost oven in the Central mainly, as far as we could judge, of splinter

MANAGEMENT. district and Blake Piar, the Star Ferry ed erit of every shape and size, among Analysis in League Matches was won by Wharf Queen's Statue Pier were aft which, however, were very noticeable L. E.. Brett. H. T. Jackman won the here and thoro hundreds of cheste of bos. prize for best Bowling Analysis all first The Bamboopier was completely wreaked. The British gunboat Algerino, is part ruu Elovon Matches. H. T. Jackman's prize The shelter sracted over the Now Postup on the beach, and part in the water. Oflee right across the roadway, and in falling

for best felding was won by P. T. Lanıble. was completely carried away, falling

Mr Kolly secured the batting prize in the glass window and Mesars Falconer a door asshed the C. P. R. Company's plate

FRISCO TRAMWAY STRIKE.

| ** A" Team Matches with an average of 13. Mr Hoggarth came out with the Bost wiesets at 7 runs per wicket. Bowling Analysis in the "A" Team, 23

unroofed.

The scaffolding of the New Law, Courts hard the santo fato, na also did portion of the roof of the Commodore's Office.

pr

It is reported that two of the Star Forry

SAN FRANCIRC, sptember 6. Thanks to successful mediation, the strike of tramway employees, which has consider ably interfered with the commerce of this City during the past three weeks, has boon brought to an end. This satisfactory out- His Excellency the Governor, acconcorus is largely attributable to the offorts panied by Mr R. A. B.Ponsenty and of Mayor Schmitz The public greatly another gentlemen from Government appreciates the ability he has displayed in what damago had been dan and were noun the matter, as it was very much feared that House wore amongst the first Got to soc

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walking along the Prayn when the wind there would be serious developments, the and rain was at its height.

We hear Mr T. F. Bough was thrown the ads on the street railways.

strikem attacking the troops who gusal from his rickaho by the fores of the gale and sustained overe lacorations. Dr Haraton was also injured by being blowd from his chair.

It is reported Men Ramsay and her children who were on their houseiwat are missing

IN THE WEST

KWANTUNG SHIPPING

REGULATIONS.

An Important Notice.

TENN Tho much delayed doubles

Messrs Carter and Cooper." were played ulf and resulted in a win for,

Laws Bows:-3rd Competition Singles resulted as follows1st Prize L. E. Brott; 2nd Prize A. Carter. 4th Competi tinn Handia, 1st Prize A. Blowey receive shots; ad Prize R. Hudsoni recoiro &

shots; 6th Competition Full Rinks won by Mr McIver's team: C. W. Drett; W. Gast, R. Duncan and M. Melver. 5th Competition Singles I. A. Whea! 1; R. Duncan ; C. H. Parkinson 3. We have played three matches this season against Kowloon, 2 of which we won on our own ground and lost the one played en the Kowloon Ground. These games

The first number of the Official Casette juro looked forward to by both Clubs with

Gepers on the 1st instant contains a num. issued by the Kwantung Government- grost interest and are always keenly

contested. The Mannburs of the Club were i

In the western portion of the harbour the damage was the greatest dwing to the fored the most. None of the shipping fact that it was there that the steamers in the harbour was prepared for a typhoon and consequently vessels ware taken at the bar of regulations of grant importane bas greatest possible disadvantage, lying at foreign shippers, for whose guidance we

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wharves or bouys with steam dou

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COMMODIOUS ROONS WITH EVERY COMFORT.

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For Terms, apply to

A. W. ELATON,

Mottyer. Hongkong, April 12, 1903.

The

700

ROBINSON PIANO-

COMPANY, LTD.

BUILD

at home to their friends in Whit Monday THE MOST SERVICEABLE and a most enjoyable aftertioon was spent.

PIANOS

FOR THIS CLIMATE.-

A programme of sports was gone through and the Band of the Royal West Kents played during the afternoon. Extra Lawns for Bowls And Tennis Courts have boen provided and the Cricket ground hus boen greatly improved during the year. The THEY ABY trembership has increased from 6 to 113. Thanks are due to Messrs. Howell and SOLIDLY CONSTRUCTED on passengers al mago vesty at the vocar Blowoy for auditing the accounts and to

appointed by the chief of the Toral | My Higuerth for his care of the grounds. administration offer.

All vessels stall discharge and take

As for me is at present known the steamappund the following translation: Oners that suffered were the "Monteagle," 1. The port of Tairen shall be used for

Chow

SAD Thrung

Wingchai,Kwong foreign shipping, and no vessels other than -Tak Hieg," Patsban"

"the sailing ship. P Hitabrook," a French

Chinese junks, steamers, and sailing ships shall to allowed to engage in enusting trade torpedo bout, and an old Admiralty dos patch

in the Kwantung district. The Fatshuan was lying at her whauf lieved to have been blown out into the when the typhon sprang up and was bu harbour and report had it that she collidings al with the French Mail and stik, only the male being saved. Allor report how. over was to the effet that the ** Fatshan had not wank but had escaped to Kowlons Ray

3. Captains of vessels arriving at Tai- shall immediately report to the Incal administrative authorities or the police the i The Sanheung was wisn caught at following particulars (6) Description of made she as anable to get away. In her wharf and although attempt was voel; (b) Name unit ende signal; (e)

sbove water. The “Kwong"Chow"

Potion will be found details of the deatruation wrought by the storm.

Being attong swimmer he won had the Ima vrning there were signs of Chinawart and struck out with him for the Nightwing but i was generally ensidorod Praya wall. A Sikh who happened to be to be ser lightning and not the fore-standing by threw the end of bia tartan runner of a store, but after a mederately into the water and with assistance dragged (Chinese Mail'e Service)

ne night weather began to get both rescuer and rescued ashore in safety. and finally sank alongside of it. At present fore and aft; (g) Names of crew; (h) Respiration was restored by the ordinaryvaly her top dock and funnel are showing Pen, Raptember 17

The Weinspo sail 438 Hongdl

morning. He sight o'clock the wind hind lifa asing motlunds and after a while the parently drifted suress the harbour at increased to the fores of a gale sod was

went down Hittle off Kowloon whers companied by blinding showers of rain. tapoised istograma

the top of hor funnel is showing. Over a By then the typhuon signal was hoisted,

hundered people are said to have got though it was thought that the disturbance

down with her.

would not be a serious, one hat when the typhoon gun was fired at about & quaffort nino irk residents conlised that we were

this season to strike Hongkong- indeed in the grip of a typhoon-the first

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From the Canton Haukon Trailway and

Chamber Commerce requesting the retention of Vinarny Shum.

The Waiwopy and the Board of Commerce consider that such a request is a breach of the law, ami did not moraorialise the Throne as requested.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Major Nathan at a Tientsin paper, has sufficiently recovered from his secont accident to be able to walk about.

According to a Seoul no-sage Admiral Moore, Commander, of the British Squadron, was to proceed to the Corean capital on August 12, when he would obtain an audience of the Emperor.

According to a Takyo dispatch in the Asahi Marquis Saior ji emphatically repadi- ares the report that the leave of absence of Viscount Hayashi is the forerunner of

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Chimman was able to go away apparently little the worse fer his experienes. Mr Berun, who acted heroically, was we be lieve injored owing to the force with which Im was dashed against the Pmya.

THE KARO TEH

The little warning of the storm that w given by the barometer is shown by consideration, of the following figures. At

THE SCENE AT EAST POINT.

By this time the wind was blowing, with ¦ & o'clock the glass stood at 20.66; throw terrific fores nad the Kowloon ferry quarter of an i-lator 29.20 and at 12 was forced to stop running as also o'clock 29 67 was registered. die the Electic and Peak trains. The typhoon 1'38 now literally howling through the city and from every build ing there was the sound of banging

eleae up were in many instances 100 Isle, shuters and breaking glass. Difforts to the shutters having been already carried off their hinges and burled into the street heinw.

Opposite the Hongkong and Shanghai Back and along Battery Fath the greatest dernatation was wrought amongst the trees

Swimming.

A SEY KECUND,

Healy, the New South Wales swi mer, won the 100 metras championship of France, at Clarenton, on August 5 in 68 soc., a record for the distance.

A SINGAPODE BACE, The sedand race for the Jackson-Millar

and all parts thoroughly seasoned at our Factory here.

PRICES FROM $390,

CASH OR. CREDIT.

HIRE FROM

trying to do so she was bashed up against Name of ones; (d.) Fort of registry; (e) the wharf several times with terrific fores Grows and registered tamago: (f.) Draught, Description, quantity and value of the having stage, adresse, utility, list, giving name, address, nationality, Katong recently there being twenty com rank, occupations, and age of vach passo petilors. A fast raas resulted as follows- ger; (j) Port of cluamance, and partientare lat, . P. Millar (7 seca.); 2nd, Hansen; of cells mado en route; (k) Date of 3.d, Nairo, (27 sec.) The time was 2 The Monteagle" also war unable to

winulas, koop her position and was blown rm to the proposed sailing from Tairou and destin- {sbore near the Torpedo Depot and between || tion; (1.) Incidenta during the voyage.

the Torpedo Depit and the V.R.C. the 4. · Vessels arriving in Tuiron Hay shall sailing ship 8 P. Hitchcock" is piled not be allowed to communicate with other

Cap, 160 yards, was awum off at Tanjo $10 per month.

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The small river steamer Tak ingressels, or send passengers ar erowashare, sank not far from bor wharf and an or discharge carga before quarantine in- Admiralty despatch host is completely spection.

CHINNEL SWIMMING.

WEISMANN, LIMITED.

{PURVEYORS TO HIS EXCELLENOV Miss Kellerman, the seung. Australian THE GOVERNOR OF HONGKONG. long distance simmer, started on August

10 on her second attempt to swim from England to France. Sho entered the wain

BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS.

Ist a point under the North Foreland, and REFRESHMENTS

terned hor side on the share near the 5. --Any vessel on which infectious dis- | deapita the early hour a large crowd had anchorage on the Kowloon side.

At Kowloon Docks there is a large stenmor which is down by the stern and a small river steamer apparently in the TOON,

sl.

ab

Stonecutter's.

All the wharvos along the Pray up to Douglas wharf wore damaged, and soa were washed away.

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6. If a ense of infection disense decurs

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resignation. The Premier declares that that line the road. The wind caught the broken up into fragments and washed up Kowloon the following few facts were by order of the police for a port whore wickets in a fira-class toh. On Dennelt

Viserunt Hayashi, having assumed bin very tops of trees and carried them away and ruergas offics, immediately on his return arce branches were enapped off like match from a long residence in Londen, has found wood. By 11 o'clock Battery Path was the heat of this country vey trying, so that covered with broken down trees, and pro- hin health has been impaired. His Majesty | grese along it was aloxat impossible. the Emperor is inuch concerned as to the One large limb of s tree had been blown Foreign Minister's health, and commanded right over Battery Path across Quem's him to take a rest and change. His leave Road and striking the balcony of Victoris of abecnou in for an other reason than the Buildings, on the opposite side of Queen's benefit of his health.

Read, broke down the railings and damaged the Asg polo. Everywher telephone and

cir.

One man saved himself in this way. He 8.--The foregoing provisions referring

of the most popular cricketers that over donned flannels, tended to make the per- formimoco all the more aglaoma. Both W. G and E. M. Grace And W. Howell (Australia) base, of course, taken all ten has rosted the burden of Gloucestershire' at- tack for more than two seasons, and follow townsmen wore delighted at his success, as was indiested by a liberal response to the

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**M138ION EXRANGERES."İ

Translated by Howard Harpar Pinkje

and

as may have occurred m coming from an assembled, who gave her a hearty cheer. By half peat 11 o'clock the storm hed

infected port, or having on board any per Miss Kellerman swam rapidly and weii far! abated, bac dur og the short time that the

son who has visited an infected ship, shall two hours, when attacks of soa sickness Colony had been in its grip hundreds of

hoist at the foremast a yellow fing by day compelled her to abandon the task. The in the west the damage to sampans thon inde ord hard worth of damago hadjunks, etc. is very extensive and during and red and white lights by night as a weather condition were favourable, and she been and hundreds of lives lost.

Although it is at present impossible to

the afternoon a number of dead wore signal to the quarantine nathorities. Such bad wade excellent headway. estimate the number of fatalition with any brought in by various launches that went russels mit fe 14 miles from the shore, degree of accuracy it is considered from the out to see what assistance could be afford and await instructions from the quantive rough reports that have so far come to hand

The .. Shu Ou," which was on the that as many as five hundred people have Hongkong and Washow run, and which Uneen's Bond presented the appearance perished in the harbour. of a thoroughfare in which the houses were

Largo junka and campanu were overturned | Arrived last night, drifted away from her on a vessel lying in harbour, the quaran and Essex on August at Bristol the of rail ngs, etc., being scattered about in in course of demolition, shutters, portions and wrecked and thera smashed up against what. The whereabouts of the vessel istine signal shall be raised, and the sp spectators had the satisfaction of witnessing | the Frays wall before they could wake any still unknown. Her offices and crew are, shall neither land passengers or cargo, fest never before performed in the annale all directions and many podustriane had did try to escape left a trail of destruction

however, safely ashore. effort to save themselves and those that

One vessel, so far unknown, is piled up communicate with another vessel, nor al of Uloucesterbice cricket. The fact that narrow escapes from curious hurt,

behind them or their way to the typhoon

tempt to leave the port until after quaranit was performed by George Denunt, one shelter.

tine inspection or disinfection. Scarcely any reached this havan bbing

7.--Should an infectious case croir at a unable to weather the various points i wharves, and piors, wbare they waro

port where no quarantine office in esta

high and dry on the roadway.

Amid the torrible scune of devastation at blished, the vessel concerned must leavu From Ah King's shipway to Movers picked up here and there. The corpses & quarantine office oxista, and there pass Jardine Machosure's wharf the score was a sre numerong along the libach and present inspection. most pitiable nue. Thousands of ruined a sad spectacle. Ühinese boat ownera line the Praya, The Chinuman is as a role stolid under all was in a small launch and he ran it straight to quarantine shall not apply to bospital-collection made in his bobalt. Over £35 cumstances but this morning's happenings or the beach, jumped and left it to its fate, ships. were too much oven. for his temperament and in a for minute it was dobris along the 9.-Vessels lying at anchor in port shall and in small groups men and woman beach. The New Kowloor Ferry wharf is ty their national flag by day, and display roald bo scen the loss of the brothers, sisters; parents, swept away and the left side only is left.

arying together for partly bruken down, the European side is

A novel cricket match was played at Yar- the usual lights at night in accordance with mouth on August 16 The teams were or children as the case may be, and the The temporary landing for the Forry bosts the regulations for proventing collision composed of voteran Norfolk and Buffolk destruction of all that they bad in these Kowloon has been smashed into bits, and at se.

player, whose ages varied from liity-five world. A letter dated the 9th instant, from electric lighting poles were tumbled across

washed away along the alors in the general

10. The captain of a vessel about to to seventy-fire, while each umpire was dobris. The iron doors of the Godown sail shall report at least five hours before

eighty-six years old. Tespondent in Chefoo gives the following the roadway, but thanks to the fact that

Batting was good, one side knocking up particulare of the accident there in which most of the wires are now underground the had been swept away from

At Al King's most of the fleet of -yaelite near the Ferry were emashed in.

The Kowloon Police Station bridge has leaving the following particulars to the 112 and the other 77. Captain Braspett Mr H. W. Sparks lost his life:--Asad services were not interrupted.

moorings and although the fate of many been swept away.

local administrative or police authorities: performed the "hat trick, and the best ecident today has cast a gloom or our

Awoorst the Government Buildings the of them:

individual score was 31. The players wore Nearly opposite the Kowloon Férry community. Mr H. W. Sparks ons of the Sanitary Board's Offiae suffered consider believed that between sight and a den Wharf is the Kwong Chow," completely(a.) Date of departure; (b.) Description tall hata and dress costs according to an For Bats at The 'OutNA Man' Ormon

ynchus and house boots had been ander water from stem to atorn, with about of rossol; (c) Nome of vessel; (d.) Des-cient style. Fielding was the weakest fea masters in the C.LM. Schools has lost his ably, the full force of the wind matching it lost.

Those that are known to have twelve foot of ita funnel visible, projecting eription, quantity, value, and destination tume, and the efforts made ware highly life by drowning. The resinstances were owing to its exposed position. The build been wrasahod up of Funk are the from the water. It is rumoured thereof cargo; (e) Passenger list, giving ams, diverting. The bowling was all under-azon. these a telegram having arrived from ing is not a strongly built ong, having been ** Curlow (houseboaty Kinors," (honna- were four hundred persons on board, all of address, nationality, rank, occupation, and Shanghai stating that three of the school. put up in the old days, and at times fears boat), Plover," (houseboat), Cam," whom, with one exception, perished. We boys were on their way back to schord in were expressed as to its safety. The full "Lady Lu." "Moonraker (housebeat) could not discover the name of the surage of each passenger: (f.) Port of ultimate

anther popul and the "Activa," and, it is feared, the Tivot of Bay

destination, calls en route, with dates, of

When calling for a Gin Sling, the Shuntien he had gone out to meet the extent of danisge or even an approximate"La Cigale."

Next to the

the big probable arrival.

Last month the record for the Panang Ab King lost two motor boats and had derman steamship "Petrarch," cast ashore

11. The bend of the local administrativo inks 18 holes was lowered by ve and very badly damaged. sampon with them and just alter passing

Of the throo between two Japanese alps which lay at lulled into a comparative calm and then

Godown Dompany, one only is left, and to oficial to insport any vessal and to stop with Me Goodrich. The score was, as anchor midway between the Shuntien the rain fall in torrents and floodud all the

this, the P. & D. 8.8. "Poona," was moored the landing or shipping of passenger's and follows and the jetty they were run into by the lower portion of the city, In Queen's

and she is still alongside and apparently cargo, or to prevent the crow from land. not much, if at all damaged. *le Customs launch. The saingan was over Boad Central in maný places the water was.

Next to the 8.8. "Petrarch," and a little in

2nd round... 453 4 4 4 3 6 B=87 *- turned, is occuphate being thrown into three feet deep and running with the The worst stretch was between Wanchai farther on, lies, tossed up on the beach, the 12. The infraction of Regulations 4 to

74 the water. Two of the boys were good strength of a river, and a great deal of police station and Jardine Matheson's American sailing ship, * §. P. Hitchcock,

Total... ? inclusive is punishable by a fino not ex-" wilmors, but they were impeded by their damage must have been caused in the places so thick that it was possible to walk the Franchi torpedo boats, badly broken 9, and 10 or opposing the landing of or holes in 35 and was made by Mr D.AM.

whari. Here the wreckage was, in many Next to this is what is said to be one of cooding yen 100. Infraction of Nos. 2, 3

The record, for a single round of pine waterproofs. The third boy, a recent various shops and business places.

out for afty to a hundred yards of the water. up, and sunk in the water, not much visible. disobedience to the official mentioned in Brown in April, 1804, and the previous arrival and one of the few in the school Battery Path was turned into a water without goiting wet feet,

Many of the crew of this Torpedo beat unable to swini fortunately was able to course sud despite its steeption. the water The police were out at the work of rescue it is repirted have been drowned, but Regulation 11, is punishable by a fine not record for 18 holes was 70, malo by the nake his way out from under the sampan was at times be much as a foot deep. from the beginning and Surgemt Lex. several escaped, and of the latter, some exceeding you 50.

aame player in 1898.

A JOCKEY'S BAZARY, and to crawl on to the top of it. All thes Chairs and many of the vehicles which inspector Gaurlay and Bazitary Inspectues were badly hurt, and have been sent to the

13. Minor regulations shall, when Finchet and Dawson with a gang of hospital for treatment. were picked up by sampane and wore taken could not be got away in time wete amshed Sanitary Department coolics saved hund. The godowns have been, all along, more deemed necessary, be made by the Dirou is the French rider, Stess. He rides the One of the richest jockeys in the world on board, the launch. Mr Sparks mus up by failing debris.

reds of lives, while they declare or less finnded, and many of the iron doors tor of the Kwantung Administrative hories of M. Edmond Biane's stablo, and novor gain seen and up till a lato hour On the harbour creat damage was that they saw hundreds of others parish and fixinge, and portions of the structure, Bureau,

receives from his employer £2,400 a your The Victoria Keersation

sulaty. However, in his agreement with M. Per Case 12 Bottles....$8.00

THE VACHT.

VAS Tot known it

their

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ship on its arrival: while returning in his idea of it is at present impossible to obtain.bja steam launch badly damaged, while one on the Fra big wharves of the howloon oliće slnll have power to send a competent strokes by Mr G. Mugliston, who played

About ten minutes to 11 'clock the wind

of Messrs Batteräoidjand Swire's launches was seen to to go down not far from No. 2 Police station, another sinking opposite the Hongkong Club.

▲ DEATH TRAP.

SUPPLEMENTARY REDULATIONE, -- This

let round 543443 6 6=97

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last night all offorts to recover the body caused, and there was connigersbla¡ whom it was impossible to assist. Several have been swopt away, Mub. is Ordinance shall take effect from the day Blano Stern ban the right to ride the borses

bad boon fruitloss,

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or from an attack of influenen. Ohm-

of the largest. description of cargo junks

forense to Russian ships shall remain in

of M. Ephrusai, and this brings him about £800 yearly. His salary, gifts and com fila £8,000 a years mission bring him an income of something

Loss of life. The covering of the Star word in the vicinity of Jardice's whart throughout very badly damaged, and is now Forry Wharf was early carried away. and they were driven into the wall practically a mass of debris, and all or near of issue. and about the same moment a Chinaan with moli force as to damage the wally all of their bonts, have been damaged. The regulations previously observed in

soon to be in the harbour and must observation Plato the roadway was torn up and the Torpedo. Depot the S. 8. wherover they struck it. Opposite to Between the Victoria Recreation Club EUS discasa, riwaya recolin from a cold have been drowned but for the plucky by the foros of the water and tho road was Moutongloat tho 0.-P. B. Co. force for the present. --Japun Chronicle. cacac effected by Mr Berau, one of Lancy heaped high with the wreckage which was is ashore, and wear her do the theso ailments and countomers any tend. Crawford and Company's assistants. He thrown in large heaps right across to the beach lies another gun boat, the

was the first to run to the Fraya and with houses on the opposite side.

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Thick masts threà and four fest in name of which we have boen, unable to London, saye a atrika is in progress, st theent place in every homo, It has a

A tologram dated September 1 from THIS liefment ahould occupy a promin

out aby hesitation hedived into the water cumference wore snapped off and broke the

Glamorgenshire collieries owing to the eni. equal for its prompt coron of cuts, burne, Of campane, junke, small launches, and playment of non-Unicoists. Ten thou bruises and spralo... For salo by all which was, at the time, lashed into waves evorhood wires of the electric tramway but small boats, destroyed the name is legion. sand men are idle.

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