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A interesting, description of the new? ill be found on pages 3 and 4. 9. P. R. stema "Empress of Russia "
of the country. Upon herself she baa imposed a task each step regarding which will be watched by every civi lized nation-not with the vague interest that might be supposed but with an interest resulting from
A woman was Sned 810 or 14 days by intelligout anticipation of faturer Melbourne to-day for being in the SPECIAL:-John Cotton's Mixture possibilities in the Pacific. It is uniawful possesion of 200 percusion caps.
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ANOTHER BOYCOTT"! CASE.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1912,
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF
OPIUM.
At the instance of Mr Hoggarth, Chief Excise Officer, Four Chinese were fined by Mr Hazeland for being in
unlawful
Me. Melbouo again had before him ut the Magistracy- to-day a Chinese youth (wino was charged with posting a notice elative to the tramway boycott without the permission of the Registrar.Cioniral. Hastings, defondol
Mr. Davidson, of Messrs. Hastings and possession of opium. One man, who had previous evictions was fined $950, and
A Chinese constable deposed to seeing | fines were imposed upon the others ranging the defendant "in Cogmatight Houd eri | frein 84 to 213, November 23rd near the Hau Tak Whari. He had the botics produced in his bands į just as he was about to post it on the
favourable to Japan as to what she should prove favourite drink in hot wall. He arrested the defendant with the j
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has done. Her work, so far, has been wuch in the palate of pioneer effort, and as unch it is perhaps, as al- ready stated, too soon to come within the scope of serious criticisu, hoped that her military work in Korea For the honour of Japan it may be
will bear closer investigation thaa ber] Judicial procedure as reflected in the recent so-called "Conspiracy Case." Our admirable contemporary, the "Japan Chronicle," may in its re-
cccasionally somewhat severe upon the methods of Japan in dealing with her recently acquired responsibilities but the comments were not only much to the point but were at least we hope they were--a clear indication to Japan that right and justice would at least be expected from Japan's jadieature in Korea. As with Japan's judicial work, so will it be with the work of their military in the new possession-justice demands certain rights for the Koreans; and there are those who will do their utmost to see to it that Korea, even though she were more degrale than at present- IVE DAY, December 10 -
shall have these rights-ut least, that 5.30pm-Organ, Recital at St. John's very energetic measures will be made
Caldeiral.
to ensure them.
BIRTH.
Jervares.--On December 3rd, at 28 Nx than Rond, Kowloon, the wife of C W. Jarvas, of a daughter.
General Memoranda.
SexDay, December 8-
a.m.-Excursion to Macao,
Moyuar, December 9-
3 p.m.-Sale of town Land at P.W.D.
Famay, December 13:
If for no other reason than those of
9 The Boaturain's Mate at the sound economy, we believe the op-
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position of the vast majority of the dot Hisband' at Theatre Japanese to a further extension of
TUESDAY, December 17 :—
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militarism--especially in Korea-to be a sound on. Plausible reasons Turnsday, December 19:-
An Ideal Husband "at There could doubtless be multiplied for . Rogal
the action of those in favour of in- WITHOUT ONE. FRIDAY, December 9-
creased militarism, but it is to be 9 p.ut. Special Meting for Men in the hoped that the sound sense of the
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nation will prevail and that instead of.
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nation in his possession...
The notios called on people to boyents the teams. The witness said that nobody saw the notice but hinwelt. There was
had been in the Colony only three days, paste on the back of it.
Mr. Melbourne to-day, for stealing a pans of opaque ginse
Mr. Davidson said that his case was that the notice was in the same condition as when it was taket freen the defendant,
JUNK OWNER FINED.
Discovery of Arms And Ammunition.
Before Mr Malbourne to-day a Chinese was charged by Inspector Kerr nud Earr
TYPHOON WARNING
The following talegram was received aă. the American Consulate nt. 19 au so
y Cecota or Typhoon E. of Southerm Luzon moving W. N. W.
KWANGTUNG NEWS.
(From Our Own Correspondent,)
THE EXCITKYENT IN CANTON, When we say "excitement" it is not meant that there are riots, nor that there appears to be samel other than ordinary on the surface of things, Yet if one may juice from the tone of the papers, and the report in all the cities and towns in the country. of what is transpiring both in Canton and there must be a good deal of suppensred
The body of a child age two years It was a pity that exhibits could not be /Fossession of three gums, 100 lbs. gun talk. Judging from the drift of the papers, There was no puste at the back of it. 1 Pean Sergeant 101 with being in anlawful fooling, and quite as much irresponsible
was found on the hillside near Canton
Road. Yumati, Yesterday, and another
buy that of a month old cblid was found
on some vacant ground as Tai Kok Tsui. Both had died from natural causes.
produced us they were taken. Registrar General, doposed that no pus: mission had been given to post the notice
Mr. Lindell, socorul assistant to the
powder, and four stinkpots and ammuni tion on board a junk.
Inspector Kore raid the men had permit from the Chinese Customs
the causes of this excitement" ara two fold. First, there is the decision of the
Tramway Company to accept nothing bas TYHongkong money from those who cao the by the Registrar-General He produced / arme, and in addition to these proceedings, trama. One would think that this world be wan liable to bavo a case brought against hare born insufficient to call forth so much him by the Harbour Master for furnishing discussion in Canton in the native papers.
a translation of the noties which was as
fellows
We are informed that the weather both North and South of Hongkong, in
The attention of our fellow country. fales partioilara. The junk people were They have discussed it, however, and are ceptionally bad for this time of year. en is hereby drawn to the fact that the magglors, and it was lucky, for them that discussing it. Indeed, unless I am mi- Steamers arriving report. North Easterly Galea and heavy seas with min. No doubt this will delay considerably the arrival of rossula arpeeled from the South.
We ara informed by Mr. C. F. Mc- williams, special representative in the Far East of the Great Northern Railway Company, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held at St. Paul, Minn., cũ October 18th, Mesers J. M. Gruber and W. P. Kenney were elected Vice-Presidents, and Mr. Geo. H. Emersun was appointed General Manager.-Japan Gazette.
coins of our nation are no longer accepted in the electric tram-seurs. Now all our fellow countrymen should therefore boy ents the electric tram service in return, and anybody who travels' in. any of the trugs is indeed a Sinco now our for possession of gunpowder with an public has bocu fraily established, wo alternative of 14 days; 8100 or six weeks should display burning enthusiasm in the for the stinkpots; and 825 or 14 days for proposed invasion of Russia. that so we the nems, the sentences to be concurrent. may not lasu any territory. The strong should ald with their strength and plac weak with money. All our countrymen should be fervent with patriotism, atd
even if we die in battle, it can only be glory and honour to us.
All of you
The Benala, a passenger steamer of gentlemen are requested to give attention
11,120 tons, constructed for the P. and O. Company's branch Australian line, was launched on October 28, from Messrs Caird's Jard at Greenock. This is the third vessel of the B. class projected for the line between London and Australian parts, via the Cape. The line, formerly Land's Blue Anchor, was acquired by the P. and . Company three or four years ago and by the completion of the fre new vessels this feet will have been doubled in number and the tonnage increased from 90,000 to 83,000 tons.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.
Dr. W. A. Borsa has left Peking for
Auditor-General.
9 p. An Ideal Husband' at Theatre further lavish expenditure in deepen-Amsterdam, and will retum curly in
Royal.
ing the degradul sense of bellieasemary to take up his post as China's | brutality-which thrives by what it
feeds on-such expenditure will bej jirifted into channels that will aid
Japan into a higher development as a truly great nation and as an enlighten-his honour.
The Chim Sail
HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1912
JAPAN AND KOREA.
This political, crisis in Japan which has just occurred is probably of more significance than is generally believed, and may have very tar-reaching effects in which Japan may not alone be seriously involved. The telegram an-
Gentlemen's Outfitters.ing the crisis states in effect that, consequent upon the resignation of General Uyeham, the Minister for | War, the Saionji Cabinet has resigned. General Uyehara's resignation was
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NEWS OF THE DAY.
E. E. Luis Pastor, Minister for Spain, is leaving Peking on furlough shortly, mys
thePeking Daily News" A farewell dinner was given by the Wai-chise Pu in
Dr. G. Visscting, the Financial Adviser
the Chin's Government, Ins benj decorated with the second grade of the j firend Colon of Chia Ho for services A coolie was sent to hospital yester-rendered to the Chinese Government. day suffering from injuries to the head indicted by a relative. They had a quar
to this."
Mr. Davidson contended for the defence
that the notice was not actually posted. and therefore was not exhibited. reading the notice, which ho had picked Defendant was sworn and said he was up in the street, when the constable can 221. ·H was a house-boy. He could tread, and was going to take the notice to a shop to ask what it was about. He denied that he was going to post the
sics,on the wall.
The master of the Chinese bank in Wing Lok Street said the buy was in his enipley, and he was a quiet boy. So far as witness knew, he had nothing to do with the tramway boycott.
Mr. Madbourns said it was a pity that the constabln did not allow the bry to post the notice before arresting him. He had no doubt he was guilty, but he could nes couvict under the Section. The de fendant would be discharged.
SCOTTISH SPORT." ·
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
EDINBURGH, Nov. 14,
ACOBY.
money'
was
they were captured by the Hongkong police, taken, the suggestion of the boycott that because if the Chinese Customs fficers has been so effectively put into force, T had caught them they would have lost their mooted in the papers in Canton. before junk.
it actually camo Mr Melbourne aned, the defendant $25 the Colony. The extreme difficulty of into operation in
adverted to. aceing that thousands of paying in Hongkong Chinese visit Hongkong from the mainland every day. These, coming as they do from China, and having only Chinese mones in their pockets, and being for the most park unacquainted with forein ways, would be put to a great inconvenience. if they ware compelled to get Bangkong money bofora. they can ride in the tram, which is one of the delights at Hongkong for the country Chinese. Moreover, if they were to go to The outstanding feature of Saturday's Canton celus for those current in Hong- Chinese wuney changera and change their
Glasgow Academicals accounted for their of them cannot afford. The papar ronson programme was the easy manner in which kong, they would lose thereby, which most namesakes from Raeburn Place. These in this way, and it is clear enough that the were hopes in Edinburgh that J. H. D. Chinese in Canton as well as in Hongkong Watson and his men would push their sra determined to stand out against the rivals hard; but in this they totally failed; new rule, and unhokers will be interested the Glasgow men played their best this in watching the issue. Waaro hers not season and richly deserved their win. interested in stating our own opinion, we. Undoubtedly the Glasgow Academicals will are simply reporting some of the arguments » make a strong bid for the Championship: by which the press in Canton are seeking and their coming engagement with the to stir up their fellow countrymen in Hong- Edinburgh University cracks will be the kong to stand by their guns and so compel
the Tramway Company to give way.
event of the year. On Saturday their for
·wards played well, though it was the dash The other matter that is stirring up the of their backs that made victory so easy,
people is the assumed attitude of Russia Against the impetuous young forwards in regard to the secret treaty with outer of the Strwarpontan, the Watsonitas hand Mongolis. We of course know a good deal a hard struggle to get home, and serers about it by this time, bat we fancy that times it was a near thing that they would the ordinary foreigner hardly knows the CORRESPONDENCE. bo benton. Their pack was often carted; depth of feeling and the extent of the they could not get the ball out and even antagonism against Mongolia and Russia, THE NAVY LEAGUE
when they did, the handling of the backs which certainly bas billed and is filling was anything but perfect. Still, they had the minds of the Chinese. Not only lai Hengkon: Branch,
one movement which was superbly carried manifest in cities like Canton and Fatehan Hongkong, 3rd, December, 1912.
out, and it meant a try at a critical part of but the same masini spirit is rampant in (To the Editor of the CHISA Man.")
the gatur; while the dropping of a couple the country towns of all sizes and trades. Sir,The telegram From
of goals by Pearson from penalties made From the extreme north of the province, Reute: 'a
them safe. All the same, they got the in towcs like Skiuchow and Nachung, and Bombay correspondent announcing the heaviest gruelling they have experienced the southwest, like Yaungkeng, telegrams contemplated gift of super-Dreadnoughts for some weeks. and cruisers by the independent Rulers, praee, and Milroy was not to impressociations and League, whose chject in to The form of Angus,come pouring into Canton telling of As Princes and Noble of India, following the generous gift of a Dreadnought by the sire; though they had the excue of a Federated Malay States, must have made a greasy ball, and the fact that Weir, the up north to fight the Russians. I have seen deep impression on a British subjecta in stand-off, was not a good connecting link.it reported that the Russian Cons late in this catpost of the Empire.
With gale swooping the pitch from end laid out garden, and in ordinary times that Swatoe is surrounded by a very tamefully We feel that this picadid example must to end, there were many mistakes in the garden is open to the better classes of have engendered a desire no the part of RB.S. game with West of Scotland, The Chinese, who have been accustomed to fack one. at least, of your readers to assist in School, however, mannged to run up the thither in considerable numbers. Since A Chinese was fined $250 or three Punjabis, returned from Canton, on 29th the morement which hus given rise to such biggest score of the afternoon in senior the outbreak of the feeling against the th' imprisonment by Me. Melbourne being in the dawful possession of and muntion. The man, who
a riding mater
Before Me Mibourne this morning,
inspector Cameras charged a man with stealing a pair of sines, which he had passed, from learling house. The sentence was three weeks and four hours stocks.
Captain A. Meluun, R.A.M.C. pro eded to Neith China in medical charge of druft and details per sa. Choong Shing, en 12th oltin, and returned to Hong kone in same sip on the 1st instaut.
.I
Major 0. H. Lawton, Captain E. A. Maude, Livut, J. Turris, Indian officers, 1 sub-assistant-surgeon, 1.5.3.D.. 21) rank and 7, and 12 followers, 20th Novarabo.
was employed on a hip, was arrested fy. Turnbull, List. H. C. W. Dillon and Major I. F. 1. Thompson, Captais G.
Potume-Sergeant Charl in the street. 3. E. Shearer, Captain E. H. V. Hodge, LMS.. Indian officers, 320 raak ond A wen Bving in Portland Street, äle, and 17 followers, 26th Punjabis, re-
Territory, on the 29th November.'
each.
A...
A STRANGE TALE OF THE 5.8.- MANCHURIA.
RESULTS.
Chus, &cademicals, 20; Edin. Academi-
Glas University, &; Kelvin side Acado
mirale, 5.
tangible result of generous impulse. It football. Their backs, especially J. Hume, may be premature to suggest that the A. W. Gunu, and W. M'Loren were all in Colony should contribute its special unit good shape. to the Imperial Fleet, when its present trust, it is not too much to suggest that limited income in considered; bus, of
these of four British readers whose sense calx, 3. of practical patriotism has been touched by:
should spend the modest amount of 85 each, and become mombers of the local branch of the Navy League, as being the only organisation which exists for the purpose of inculcating the people of the Empire all over the world with a knowledge of the supreme importance to them of the British Navy, as this mainstay of our In- Derinl
The Empire is new called upon to face
Edin. University, 9; Gnin, 0. Glasgow B. 9., F. P., 3; Iostitution, F. P. 3.
enlist men and raise funds to send armies
Russians, has been practically deserted
by the Chinese. What is the exact truth
in this matter must be left uncertain. Two of fecting that we see. First that there things seem to he evident in the ebullitions
to go Nanb and fight. Of course these Are young men who are more than willing
youths know nothing about the hardships they will meet with in such a place as Mongolia; in their ignorance, however, they wishful to be sent, and as far es they know their own minds they are willing to fight for their country, that a part there- of may not slip out of her hands. The nther point is that there must be funds unough availalde for the carrying on f fraught with potential perif; the war which
Government, if the people were willing to broken out in the Near East, the alti- nuto cateome of which it is impossible, to
let the fickle gat beld of it. We son in Low scoring was the rule in the Associnnost places, where there has been a League furcscs, vastly increases war Imperial re- sponsibilities in the Stediterreng, whilst the tion League; and there wzrodmwa in five out of defence of the Empire formed, that the growing naval power of other nations of the nine matches. The grant fixture was people have pledged themselves not only coupled with the reduction of the British between Hearts and Celtie; but the game to send me but to support them, and so Fleet in Far Eastern waters crentes a
a
Ieziatonco, «l
new sitcation in international polities
R.H.S.. F.P., 23; West of Scotland, 3. Heriotoninas, 12; Edin-Wanderem, 0. Institution, 3; Kalvinside Academy, . Kelo, 11; Jed Forest, Hawick, 11; Melrose, 0.
Edin. Academy 47: Glens'mond, D.
caused by his failure to induce his Yaumati," described us a spinster,, has turned to Bennie's Mills, from the Yee the example of the F, M. S. and Indin Comfortable Camel Hair aud colleagues to agree with hin in his reported to the pain that her two adopt
Scotch Wool
proposal that an additional two children, one and 12 and the other Divisions of troops should be station-yours, are mising. She said sh
We are glad to learn, says the "Peking ed in Koren, and the resignation ofught the children for $130 and $140 Daily News" of November 26, that Sir of the Cabinet is stated to be owing to
Francia Piggett is now completely re. their inability of find a successor for
covered frean his recent operation in the Refore Mr Melburne torby, Sergeant Funch Hopital and is now staying in [the post of War Minister, prraumably Adlington charged fifteen men with ring the Hot des Wagons-Lits. Lady Pig WAISTCOATS believing that the country is either op-25 Sai Un Laress an epium divan. But arrived in the Capital on Saturday
Sergeant Adlington said the place had lant. posed to their policy or that they re-been run as a diva for some time, and quire a mandate to justify their cetion. some of the men had previous convictions. The General's action is understand The St defendant was fined $100 for able but that of the Cabinet is not keeping the divan, and the others were quite so clear, unless the subject has fired $2 each. aroused much more interest in Japan
position of considerable doubt as to whether was spoiled almost at the start by an ne- there must be money available, for gener A strange file has just been uld of Great Britain is holding her own in the cident to Hegarty. This upset the Hearts ally posting when the Chiness promine than is generally believed by those The Toge Kiran Kaisha in contemplat the Manchuria's fast trip to Manila. The matter of naval supremacy, having regard completely. Celtic and matters pretty to do a thing on their own initiative, wite, residing in other parts of the tian of large stemmen of about 15,000 tons when one morning the body of the fourth Navy League is to arvotard the immediate presented from running up a big score by Probably the difficials will promontly make
ing states the Japan Bersid, the constructed it appears was lying at the wharf to her world-wide maritime interests. world, are guided by the statements or 16,000 tons to homady for the opening officer was picked up dead alongside resestablishment of British Naval power to a strong dalance. It is to be said, however, some capital out of this patriotism, for One item of the present policy of the their own way, and they were only they do not fich front their promise that have been, from time to time of the Panama Coral to traffic and is The mystery of his death has never been the Mediterrean, another is to press for the that. Hearts, despite serasional brilliancy naturally they will start that if there is communicated by the Press
negotiating with the Mitsubishi Ship-build-fully solved, and very little information adsunto procotion of trade ruton, hotiin getting points, are doing nothing to money enough do send crises up north. There can be no doubt as to the ing Yard in connection-with the vessels. Im leaked lanaugh to the public, but being of vital importance to the Einpanggest Championship team. Catil there must be sufficient 10 carry on the [significance of the crisis and it will be truction expenditure will be provided by officer, in conjunction with some Chinese, extend to us the enurtesy of you columns he will be off for several months, --they are willing and able to attend to that which
It is not as yet decided whether ship con reliable informations statos thut this and particularly to thie Calone.
For these reasons, we trust that you will Walker returns-and the reports are that local Government; if, therefore, the people interesting to await developments anking a further call on shares or whether was smuggling opin ahore. Not being and permit us to appeal to all Brital sub will come to grief in several of the im-isslar off, much more, being able, ninet not only for the light they may prob- fin loan will be floated,
able to go out by way of the wharf, which jects who have not yet doua roto jin the portant matchen. Queen's Park made a they show themselves willing to attend to ably throw upon Japan's policy
wns eucially watched, he attempted to get in the persecution of the work good fight against Hangers. Clyde were things nearer home. One sees, however
local branch of the Navy League, alihu
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oja this chara
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in Kores but for the data they may eas held & Whist Drive in the Bree round him. This time was. Loade fast attention
The members of the R. G. A. Sergt. go down one of the bow lines with of the Lengue, by direnting the sgain disappointing. provide for accurate conclusiona being Theatre yesterday evening. There were Gate. His associates, after waiting lipuous Naval policy. There fo
of Britans all over tho arrived at as to Japan's Imperial 24 tables filled with playars and the ven- como Linte hauled in the rope wed with entrando fee, and the subscription of to the shore, clear of the Custom Hons world on the necessity of the mainten- THE STOLEN PURSE JUGGED CAT policy. Little events are not intre-ing was enjoyably sponk. The prizes, it the dead body of the unfortunate offer five inflare per annionthly tangazine of ance of firmy well-balsaced and
quently fraught with far-reaching catering, and management reflected pront How is hau fallen or met his death no member to neopy of the monthly rasgazino of effect. Many good reasons might be credit on the Committee, composed of one sectis cerisia. The opium was the League which contains the latest news given showing the benefits derived by Berasate Mulhall, Wilson, Sandford and stripped off the dead offers by the Chi of Naval development, and policy and of prorented by H. B: M. Cutler, R.G.A., to the body find sink it, but in their burry Forms of application for membership can energetic neighbour. The apparently dies 1st Mrs Tue, 156; 2nd Mrs the bur, could not have been tied probe stained froes the undersigned, or from perpetual slumber in which the ancient Middleton 144 3r, Mrs Ponsford, 144; perly, for in the morning the dead body the Hon. Treasurer, E. A. M.
Willams;ack; 0% lund of "Morning Calm seemed to Hidden Namber, MnMulhall 17 Booby, www.found myle the ablp. There was
Eng., C/ Make Love Bingham and lave fullen, was, in these days, per- Mrs White, 120 Gats. Jat Mr. May 155, an inquiry in San Francisco, but little
Diatthews, haps sufficient justification for this Me Coombe 14, 6th MrBraith 14 learn the significant fact-thes, tisa 2nd Mr Gerrard 148,3rd Mr Okiride 147, information was given to the public, but
Yours faithfully action; but more then this will be re-fiddon Number, bir Green 183, Booby, chief officer, second floor and third quired of Japan in ur administration My J. Smith 111.
offour were all charged
MBS GLADYS PORTER · Mr. R. ESTEPHENSON (La Vaudeville)...
Look out for
MISS DOLLY SWIFT
The Popular Soubrette and Dancer), Miss GLADYS SPENCEK Opening early in December, Hongkong, November 2, 1912,
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DANSECOND DAVIKION.
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that among those who know much, and have seen more, there is a strong desire to arrange, matters by diplomacy: if dipho fails, however, it, would seem that all classes are determined to make a stand, and are determined, if the worst comes to the worst. to risk a war. her than have A pic of the empire sliced off. We wonder what the lang will be 1.
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