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THE CHINA MAIL.

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NEWS OF THE DAY.

MONDAY, JULY 22, 1912.

SUICIDE OF AN ACCOUNTANT. | AMERICANS CHARGED WITH DIS-

ORDERLY BEHAVIOUR.

**Morning Post” Employee's

Tragic Death.

Four American blzojankets from the Wilmington were charged with disorder

put in an appearance.

REVIEV.

The Studio.

By a process of elimination, from deductions that will not appeal to

Mowry A. S. Watson and Co., sgeuts everyone, the author reduces tefte Marie Brizard and Ryer, send us a great Powers that will ultimately be umple of playing cards advertising this

In the June number of the B 6 m's brandies and liqueurs.

This morning Me A. Squair, accountantly behaviour which was alleged to have considerabla space is devoted to a very paramount in the Pacific to two

in the office of the South China Morning | been committed last night. It was stated | Interesting and well written artiola be namely, to Great Britain and the

Some modern illuminations," The Je The output of the Kailan Mining Post," was found in ha bath at the Roval that one of them in striking a house boy United States, and concludes the

Administration's the mines for the wook George Hotel, Kowloon, where he had put his fist through a glass screen. tor press in profumaly Pinetrated, four The four men were discharged, owing of the beautiful examples donlehed halag question of ultimate supremacyanding 6th July amounted to 26,203 tone heon ring, with his throat cut. Every

pago eplenie popodnetions," "The with the following pleasing sim-and the wales during the period to 24.564thing painted to the fact that ha-had died the fact that the complainunt failed to full

by his own act.

paintines of Wiltrid G. Với Gieku, who“ ming up" But is there by

Mr Squir, who was about 32 years old,

fa, na the writne kary, heat knows by his exhibit at the Phelish Art Clubs necessity to consider the United

H. M. ship Femo, Janus, and Tako was of Sontoh parents . He came to

exhibitions. aro domerihed in able States and the British Empire returned to the Harbor on Saturday the Colony from Newon the short twelve

manner by 3e. T. Martin Wood, sað of many of the artists works reprochie Most refresting and pa atable, as playing mutually hostile parts in alternoon. The U. S. 8. Cincinnati left years ago to take a position in the account Hongkung the eam day for Shangbaiants' office of the Hongkong and Whampoa the Pacific? They have been the H. 31. S. Promathia Arrived in the

tions are given. Among the other fo turen of an excellent number is an fu best of friends there. in the past. Harbour to-day.

tereating article on the Royal endemy They have many good reasons to

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THE CHINA MAIL TYPHOON

MAP and

GUIDE

Fables one to locate the centre of a Typhoon.

UNTED ON CARLBOARD. AND

TAPED FOR HANGING,

MEMO FOR TO-DAY.

could be reasonably ended with the query:Why not by an Anglo-Celtic union-representing both? An Anglo- Celtic alliance embracing Great Britain, the United States and the British Dominions, would settle in the best way the problem of the Pacific No possible combination Asiatic, Furopean or Asin-European could

9 p.m.--Eamimanu (pers Co., Theatre threaten its position." This is one of

Royal,

the conclusions which all will be Į able to sccept without any reservation, The anthor, of course, deals with the

MEMO FOR TO-MORROW.

A tire conrred in the after-tweon decks of the s... Choysang on her last royage down from Shanghai. After a str nicus fight for shout Alva hours the again was got under control by the crew. Considerable damage was done to the cargo in the tween holds,

Recently, several offertory boxes at the Cathedral have been broken ‘open

Duck C, and he remained in their employ until oightonn munthiago, when he joined the Morning Post" commercial depart. ment.

Me Squaiz apparently suffered from some mental disorder; for soon after he was

CORRESPONDENCE.

AN APPEAL.

(To the Editor of the "Crina Matt."} The Mistions to Seamen's Chaplain will be very greaful to any Indies or gun l«men in the Colony who could kindly send him TOYO KILEN WAISHA AND TRAVEL (aftor the arrival of the English, Canadian,

marriet, about eighteen months ago, he and American Mail) any Newspapere,

FACILITIES.

The Toyo Kisen Raiahs announce the

medo ka unmocamful attempt to take his | Magazines or other liter furs for use in his lifs. The widow is at prosent on a visit to work for Sonman. Also left off wearing an arrangement has been entered fako Vladivostock. They had no family.

apparel and shop lauthor-for distressed with the Imperial Goverment of Japart.

by which paverheers by their steamers, Parcels may be addrommui to Rev. W. T. | from Xitwrica re the Sqigh can make the will journey througly Jnoon overland, thus leaving and joining the ship at the first and last ports of call the country.

We are informed by the management of Bonnie, the "Morning Post,” that the decossed's-

and their contents abstracted and as the books are in order. The motive of the Anston, S. Peter's Church-and result of reports made to the police act is unknown. It is thought to have rocaïve acknowledgment. Chinese boy who was found in the build-bean due purely to a temporary mental ing has been arrested. It is stated that by an forty amplared-al-the

Cathedral,

derangement.

WELL-KNOWN VESSELS SOLD.

The typhoon has caused a good deal of

-We learn, from an authentic source, delay to stormers bound for Manila and southern Ports. Both Junk Bay and

that the teamers "Chang-ba" and "Tai- Kowloon Bay hold their quota of waiting Juan," of the China Navigation Co. Ltd. and (Messrs. Butterfield and Swire agents) have "Rubi" hips. The

**Taiyon,

THE CHINESE CORONATION

ADDRESS

This arrangement applies to cabin pas. ongers only whs embark at San Fran. risco or Honolulu, and who aro destined to Kobe, Nagasaki. Shanghai. Hongkong (To the Falitur of the “Cuixa Man,”"}

and Manila, se to passengers from Manila Sir-I am requested to forward to your China and ticketed through to Hono for publication the following communica-un er Amerien.

your readers

Lecture on Christian Science in Cas¦ rise of Japud as a great power, aut Loongsing," all made attempts to leave, been sold to: Messrs. Yuill and Co. of Frederick Lugard was permitted to pre-evoligation by any passenger.

HABL

General Memoranda.

WasESDAY, July 24

like the true Australian that he is, he cannot or will not hide the prejudice he hus against this remarkable race.

but had to put inck. They all got away this morning.

15:21 Star Ferry Co. Exumord. He strives hard to account for theirs, Mexico, yesterday with 120

ary Meeting,

Sesny, July 98

8.- Excursion to Meerol.

Mospay, July 29:-

Nous-Sale by Auction of 9.9. Quieta, 1.8 p.m.- Full Mo

WeasesDay, July 31:—

The Forshing arrived from

returning umigrants. Prior to her arrival, me anxiety was felt in the Colony, as the steamer was eight days overdue: bat he be now turned up all well after a long and tedious voyage of nearly two months, She reports having pussed the . 'Clif

remarkable progress and apparently hits on every reason but the most likely one. He recognises that Japan had no alternative but to enter into the modern struggle of progress wet mian' on 14th inst. in lat. 18.23 N. long.

117E, boond sonth, cording to western ideas of civilization.

Neomedio egd Meeting of Members of “The most patient search," he says,

Ge Fenwick & Co. Tel.

Treisbak, Angst 1.--

Minden Day Pronging of Coloury by

KOY LL on Cricket Ground.

TUESDAY, Aagyd 41—

*gives no certain guidance as to the evases of Japan's sudden advance to a position amongst the world's great nations." If the anthor would grasp

4.30 p.m.--Laly May's At Home at the fact that Japan, realising that

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she had either to make headway or be absorbed, and that that idea was intolerable to a high-spirited, compact| antion, who had long lived in inde pendent isolation, he will, we believe, have a clue to the true cause that contributed to Japan's victory, even though the victory was over a de- plovably disorganized and unwieldy country such as Russia was at the time. Of China, Mr Fox says that it “PROBLEMS OF THE PACIFIC." is "Potentially the greatest Power the western littoral of the Pacific" als that the "Chinaman is not humble not cuntent to take an inferior place in the world. He has all the arrogance of Asia".

Hosokose. Monday, July 22, 1913,

Sydowy, and are to be continued on their present run, with the "Guthrie," making a monthly service between Hongkong and Australian Forts. The sale was oflected last week; the Taiyunu," when she left, being actually owned by Messrs. Yuill

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ARMED ROBBERY.

Charge Against Three Men.

As the Magistracy this afternoon the caso was continued in which three men were charged with emitting an armed No. 178, Shanghai Street, robbery ap Yaumati, on July 3rd.

It appeared that the women were in Lieut. J. O. Beattie, th Rajputs, the house at the time that the thieves.

SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

لود

This arrangement is now in effect, and tion which will, I hope! interest many of

the pursers of the stemmers arriving her On the 24th May. Mie Excellency Sitar instructed to provide rail tickets upon sent to His Majesty the King and E-failing to secure tickets from the pursers. Those poror, on behalf of the Chinese Residents may obtain same at the loon offers of in Hongkong, the gal address on the the company. occasion el his coronation. His Majesty has been pleased to express great admira

**SEEING ** WITH THE EARS.

Optician's Invention,

Instruments, for enabling people to with their ears, to find their way

tion at the beruty and artistic workunau- ship of the embroidered address, the carved eas which contained it and the isury carved balls which formed the handles. His Majesty has commanded Sir Frederick Lugard to convey to the Chinese of Hongkong his great apprecia-about in the clouds, and to exercise tion of the loyal teras in which the pole muscles in their eyes, are among dress was couched, and has graciously the any wonders to be seen at the requested that the Chinese Community of Optical Convention Hongkong might be informed of the deep opened recently in the Southern Gallerie interest which His Majesty takes in their of the Science Museum Buildings, st welfare-1 in, your faithfully,

South Kensington.

CHAN KAI MING, Hon. Secretary, Coronation Chinese Committee. Honghong, 22nd July, 1912.

Exhibition which

A mon returning to civilisation after ten years' isolation could gain in half no hour's inspection the devices displayed definite evidence of the development of subminrine warfare, the conquest of the

parned from farlough pers. Mishima entered, and after one of the women had Maru" on 16th inst.

bean bound and gagged the men got away with about $600 worth of jewellery. They met the husband of one of the women, an the stairs where it is alleged they THE BANDHANN OPERA COMPANY. air the growth of the cinematograph wounded him, leaving him in un unetu- Keious condition.

Privilege leave has been granted to Cip tain E. A. Maude, 26th Punjabis, from 1th August to 3th September, 1912.

Mi Hurtado, coniul general in Hongkong for the Republic of Panama, has been granted leave. Mr R. Bass will be in charge of the consulta from to-day.

Leave of abacher, un private” affairs, to the reigblouring countries, has beer rented to Lent, Colonel II. D. Stagnole, 4.P.D., from 1st August to 10th October,

To-day the threa prisoners pleaded not guilty, and reserved their witnesses till they came up for trial at the Criminal

Sonions.

THE COLONY'S HEALTH.

The Belle of New York," which was

or later call the

| entertainment, and even the creation and progress of the Boy Scout moṛftient. performed by the Bandmann Opera Con. There are appareatly few phases of fe pony on Saturday night, was given in that do not agter vory enjoyable fashion, and was watched optician to their kid. by a large number of people. The fami- Ferhaps the most remarkable of all the ⠀ Kar songs were pleasingly interpreted, wonders to be seen-and their description and the dances skilfully performed. The occupies a catalogue of nearly four hun A return showing the amber of esses piece gives members of the company dred pages-is the optophone, a new in of communicable diseases which have excellent opportunities in which to disstrument designed to enable totally blind | play their talent, and they were not slow persons to recognisk, Jeente, and estimate beon notified as having occurred in the in taking advantage of them. Misright by means of the car. This instru. Colony during the week endo! July 20th Georgie Cortase, na the Belle of, New ment, which is exhibited by Mr. E. E Leave of abune! on private affairs, to shows that in the City 14 dearls occurred, York," sag and danced delightfully, as Fourier D'Albe, of Birmingham, is based the neighboring countries, in granted to and ten in districts other than Victoria, did tisse Miss Marjoric Tempest, who took upen the well-known property of scienium Lieur, E. R. M. Kirknstrick, 1st The total tumber of deaths was 29, all of the part of Fifi. Miss Elsie Probyn, as K...LI.. from 28th July to 20th

of changing itu resistance when illümi Angeat.........

whom were Chinese." "Two deaths from Mantie, and pilier lady members of the nated. This change of resistance is mode enterio fever-ware recorded, ono being an company. Mr. Fred Coyne made man to give rise to a current which, when Indian, had the uthern Chinese. No deaths admirable Ichabod Bronson, while Mr.interrupted by a special contrivanca sad from smallpox took place. The total Eobby Roberts, as von Pumpernick, and sent through a telephone, gives an audi Mr. Alfred Frith, as Blinky Bill, were as murales of cures of plane.which have oc

1912.

This is the title of a volume just published by Messrs Williams and Norgate, London, for Frank Fox, au Australian writer. It is a big question whom I have met who have had! Baluchistan Infantre, for a period of tarire carted this year and which hate terminated i humorous as ever. They were, in a large intensity of the light. The blind are thrua

which the author sets himself, and one which requires more, than the ordinary amount of "intelligent anti- cipation" to deal with even tolerably, Such a work is r mase of deduction and speculation from beginning to end, for, of course, the problems of the Pacific are dealt with from the point of veiw of the future. Let

it be said at the outset that though many of the conclusions arrived at are not likely to meet with unquali fibi neceptance, they are, undoubted" |

Furlough to the United Kingdom in All men granted in Curtain. J C. Gretton, 126th

chances of studying Chinese conditions months from 34th October, or date fatally in 1677-

at first hand, agree that the Chinere national character is not favourab'e to the permanent acceptance of He- publican idens.”

"A new

availing.

Maine C. F. Sombourna-Palmer, 19th Rajou1k, arrived per P. and O. "D" "a17ch instant, "he appointment “wa, fisting Double Company Commander, 8th Rajpute.

Leave of absence, in extension, on the recommendationef a Medied Bard, bas

Chinn, armed with modern weapons, new China organised to take the would be a terrible engine of war,

formidable rival in neutral markets to Ren, R..Y.L.I., from 30th June to Gekl in modern industry would be aen erarted in Meier M. W. K. Colly,

existing untion.”

"

The book, as we have stated, is

16th September.

Leave of schwence, on privata affaire, Highly stimulating and we lave much in the neighbouring centri «, has been 5.0 YTL from 28th July to 18th Sep-

SPORTING.

-The Interport-Shoot.

bia sound varying in loudneas with the

measure, responsible for the fine, swing | cnubled to loente lamps, windows, or high, with which the play went from start to lights, and to "perceive " shadows sid finili.

even trace the outlines of large and well- defined objects.

The Company's final performance takes place to-night when "The Dollar Prin- items will do staged.

SIBERIAN MAIL DELAYS.

Microscopes that can perform delicate detective work in the uslysis of food stuffa, the investigation of disease, and the critical examination of faulty struc Lures botter than-any-human-agency-art-

As a result of the controversy in `ngg gard to the interport shoot, it is learnt that the Secretary of the Shanghai Rife Association has written to the other of late reading the deles in the trane-company with such novel instruments

-Com Isinta havo boun frequently heard numerously represented. They stand fa

the first occasion Shanghai fired under sufferers in this respect, as the fo'insing passes and barometers for showing by scores. It may be remembered that on Hongkong residents are not the only descent of seroplanes, and special com. parts interested, withdrawing Shanghai's mission of the Siberian mail to the Colony.statoscopes for registering the rate of

ys is indeed the whole weasure in recommending it to our granted to Captain K. E Warden, 1-t gestion of Tiongkong, Shanghai fred a

stimulating and very instructive, the work of a ma thoroughly interest- et in his subijcet and -- competent,

(+ point t sound conclusions,

renders.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

tem'er, 1912. 1

even though, as we have stated, Thy flul fotel, Yokohamn, we buinton in the test of lugth for some time i bas written withdrawing the scores.

diese vonelusions may not always | down on July 16. meet with acceptance. The "Pro-

hy dock at the, Poles Cough this

islems of the Pacific" revolve uponing was filed with Chinese, the the present position, the past policy mgainst whom pre o of a cuminis and the probable inture course of cometer. Sevaal sinuicti en were mad these Parets whose country or posses- for being in unlawful pos casi n of ajian.

and for causing obstruction, sions are in the Pacific. The book copprises sixteen short chapters,

written in a lucid and fresh style, They reveal a mind well informed in

„1'riber' snurgai insident orearted on

the Sade Marn on 25th or lost when the steamer was in it the material necessary to the nunking518. Jong 17.23W, on her return

#synge norms the Pucilje. A child

Whe

of the book, a keen interest in the born in Japanra parants. She and cd d deductions made; and, on the whole Sadoto Oscdn.

a judicial and well-balanced narrative

is the result. The contents of the!

Captain 6, Katayama, atlached to the thirty-ofgl thrginiit iu

Usley

the

wrong conditions, and as soon as the mistake was discovered the others ports graph from the "Japan Chronicle" will records of direction and altitude

now: "For some weeks past the Sibering way about the clouds.”

For the helmsman of the submarine vero communicated with. Upon the sug

misit fad been very irregular, packets there is a new device for determining second time under the correct conditions, arriving out of order and letters generally the exnet inclination of the vessel when and on that occasion put up an ever.bing malijat in onnmilerable d-lay. Yo living or travelling below the water, and better performance than before. Objcc. | terday (July 28) a letter peared in London for the amateur astronomer with slender We learn that Mr K. J. Grist, of Messrstions, it is understood, have been forth. on July 7th and marked “Via Siberia" pocket them in a penny-ir-lt fele Wilkinson and Grist, Anticitare, ent having coming, and as a result of these Shang was received, inring thus taken three scope which gives two and a half minutes werke in trommission, and this is now in the sidereal world for a modest copper. In these circumstances Singapore appears quito commonly the carỸ. Pavengers can The needs of the Boy Scout' movement unch," has decided to go home for a holiday to be the wimmer.-N. C. Daily News."! reach Jajmo from Tandon in Sfteen days, have created a new instrument a ple by thy next German mail na. Yorck railing

but the mail seems often to require snother scope that by the turn of a screw họ- n Wednesday, 24th July.

six days. The fault would seem to lie with cones a microscono, which allows the clue Russian just office at St. Petersburg inquisitive youngster to make nu enreful or Moscow, which fail to transfer the mail an examination of the tongue of an oyster hags in time to make the connection." as of his father's arduous labours arong liis cabbages five miles away. Even the general malieal examination of school children has created new intraments, amongst them the amblyosene, which provides a form of gymnastics for un- developed muscles in the eye:

Major H. T. Kike B.G.A., who har

A Chineso nah was sentenced to zighteen months' imprisonment at the he is permoted to the rank of LiontentShanghai Mixed Court on July 16 for C4 nel and tran-ferred to Falmanth. stealing jewellery valued at $1,400 from

gent comme de the H ngkong Sine pare the house of her master in Baskell Road. Rotolion, Royal Garrison Ar illere; who The woman sold part of the jewellery. J-Annerbera SFO at Can Cob H. for $180 and, went to Sonchow. She said Kowloon. ↑ He joined the Borel Artilley (that she had no friends, and she stole the 1984 and was printed to the ack of things so that she might get some money ajr ma nian vers agn. Li tenent and cojoy herself.

nol Krke tak ner in the ones tiena“

i Sieren Lemur, 1898 9. (medal with c'on').

nd the Sech African War. 10000 | “Queen'redal with 4 clasps and King's

Gedal with 2 clasps).

AVIATION.

It is neuronly credible, though neverthe uns true, that victors have survived falle

from a heighs of 60 metrvá One imaginice

Amongst other new and rovel instru but fell from such a bright must result vents are mirrors agated with gold, which- The "N C. Daily News" commenting fatally, but we z wil in a journed called the when used in searchlights and motor the death of a Chinen yding fremdir Craft, published in New York, that a anadlights are stated to give greater pene or her ent. It is a como meial has been was by a Franch netunaut trution in fog and mist, and to show up thing to mee Chinose filing from the man for enceens in devling a belies, whos

a distant object on a beckrebued of pipä. hen thay attempt to enter or leave them water may confidently e nsider himself.lar us with a distinctness not the te while travelling at a fairly good speed, and xda against any fatu) rex & tử ugh ho fali fattainable; a dındrometer for mercuring it in rems kaliler there are not more serious from such a height if he is wearing a helmet tho heights of trees, and repostindera ro Kecilen The third cis cars have illus for the 'spuo'ṛl ue of xyinue. kuowo sk quiring but one individual for their pra test di gra a of the proper method of the Road Safety Helmet. The follow- tion. thereby eliminating much of the former risk of error, bolds offering at The Ronid heterot has the appeiranoe waller target for the caczy. qi a modid d colonial let, wyd ja mucho of dirk, rubber, sa ili je nad Enther in such

mark to protect an after find Tinna is a spray data ent th

Al Comer actions of the helm-t which in thick - by nail lad: wich whư in ten

tamed 'fbra

„General rozret 'wrk experienced in the community -pratering, rasa-tha-EN. Q volume will be gathered from the Rudimi, eur Kyota, auil statemel i headlines of several of the chapters Citicide on th: 29ly Now" of the 18th, Jesh, when it became known that Mr Henry Verdenson Rusa in the Pacific,ultian, He is said to have been depressed tame way. The event want n such as

by the fact that during. he put taxisexinded, for during the past few manth-entering and leaving a car, but the numbering partiolars are given The Rise of Japan." "China and year he fet loco pr tex,

fr 0'lerdesann had been in very indif of er in hich the 4 structions are not the Teening Millions of Asin," "The

The General St and N vigation Cheen unable to tend to busines

Caront atto of health, and for a-me time thed bý ís remarkably United State-An Imperial Power,"

hose li t'eir passenger, torise in death came aca- riet in a very large steiner **Kingfisher, so well known in aeror in business and social ciran Pacific," "Canada and the Pacific," Lendor, Blarge, and ross-Chmel was spremly will know, "The Panama Canal, Somervices, to Mr T. Tripcov ch, of Trimte, Ollerden, win was ffty years old, was

Great Britain's Entry into the

Mr

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Conta bil- of Chnguli bin's Cofrat l-liga slavio piling which | Aandigury eve of Mariluma CHIT, AS A halugs an inbow Bomedy, The at the luck, and preventa injury to Chamberlain's do. Chotem sid Mar hea

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ruta," he must be – singlu fona of

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be stated to be the most import-brokers for the sole of tarbine and other at Ningpa, hat hal resided in Shangta ant of the sixteen cliaptors.

stevaore,

from an early age

abipe Foals by all Chemists and sided by use of the helmets, and bowel complaints Formal by all Chemlates

many testimonials have been written in and Storekeepers,

Moraknapses.

praise,