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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 29TH, 1900

In the 24 hours between noon of the 25th and naon of the 25th Instant tlers were thirty fresh cases of plague and twenty-nind deaths,

This day weak, boing Whit Monday, will be observed as a holiday in the Government Offices, except in the Police Magistrate's Departament,

On Saturday evening Mr. J. Macdonald read: an interesting paper on Tonnage before the Shipbuilders of Hongkong.

According to the Shanghai vernacular papers the witness from Shanghai against King Lion- shan in tho Mano Court fled after the first trini, as they know it was imposible to get King into the trap. The plaintiff's lawyers, kave also given up the case. It is mid King will be certainly retenes, in a few daya

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CANTON.

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Canton, 26th May, ANTI-CHRISTIAN AGITATORS.

Some idlers and vagabonds have been going abent the streets hawking and spreading wild and absurd news about the Roman Catholica and selling at one-cash a piece tracts intended to incite the populses to disturbance: They say Hung-chsar has received orders from the Em

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PREBA

Kowloon Instituta, 23rd Mag, 1990 Sir,-With your kind permission 1 shnall - like to fill a small equos in the colume of your valuable payer with a protest against the man

formation. His entire conduct at ones par-mombers of the Institution of Engineers and have joined the Boxer Association, and that among other things, that H.D. the Viceroyner in which our Government port offfees in this

Despatches from reliable quarters at Peking state that many solone of the Manchu not several Priness and Dakes have given their con sout to not as Patrons of that Society, although

with Imperial proclamations denouncing the Boxers as outlaws, and they are therefore liable to be executed according to the laws..

Yesterday I went to the registry department of tie Gomorni Post Ofico, and inquired for a re-

takes of that of a man under the influence of A. S. WATSON & CO., panic; he forgets the simplest dictates of com

Housense, and takes refuge in the most absurd. Mr. Carter, of King's College, Bangkok, were

Our late Siamese visitors, under the charge of the walls of Poking have recently been placarded Peor "to destroy the Christian Church, Tha colony are at present rugulato evasions and prevarications; and untrutlus of back in Siam on the 14th inst. We are glad to the most contemptible and frequently trucu-be able to state that Mr. James, who was obliged lent description become his only means of to romain behind through illness, is now much defence. This is the result of the attempted better.

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ing got hold of this piece of news, sent it to the French Bishop, the Right R3.Aug.Chausse, hav French Coastal, and aquested him to bring it to gistered letter, which I had reason tour pet. The the notice of the Viceroy, who ordered the make head or tail of my name, even when I had Portuguese clerks (there were thres) could not local mandarins to make arrests and issuewiston it down on a sheet of paper. At length. a notification as follows:- The Nam Hoi azi

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all the parties who have registered covers

substitution of reason for brute force, A notification by the President of the Board to the Manila Times, It is reported that He Punya Magistratos by order of II. E the Pue, slightly botter informed than this rest, got our modern doctrinaire 'methods. Viewed of Health. Honolulu, doclaring Honolulu and all / jah Bruoke, the ruler of Sarawak, intends make Viceroy. Li Isame this notification for the in- in the abstract, there is much to ad-other places in the Hawaiian Islands free from in another raid into Brunei territory some formation of the people; that it is unlawful to which I presume has, the names and address

where about the vicinity of the Trusan River. Invent or pubilah news containing any wild and infection by plagas, uppears in the Quette. mire in the modern aspirations for the sub-

We allowed him last time to seize this property scurrilous language against the Christian reli- lying in the office for them. This very right stitution of peaceful measures for the horrors

Mr. Erich Georg mys in his Weekly Share from the Sultan of Bruzci in violation of our glor, with intent to deceive the mind of the specimen of the British Government clerk promptly turned the index to the letter B, which RAINIER BEER. of war, which, however we strive to alleviate List, dated 26th May:Only a small business Treaty with the latter personage, but in any people, for the Christian religion is permissible in

its evils, must always remain a fearful thing has been done during the week under review, case, if Brausi in to go it wore better that it China by Treaty, that the Chinese who embrace Fans to be the the initial of my christian nama. It was only when I took the book myself The nations of the civilised world met in and, with the exception of Hongkong and I'rhould go into the hand of Rajah Brooke than Christianity are Chinese subjects the same as that I got to know that there was a latter, which PURE, SPARKLING, IN VIGO. | conclave only a few months ago to discurs Shanghai Bank whores and Rath slarse, which into those of this wratched Chartered Company. those who have pot, and are amenable to be had bear in that office for Beo days, although

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Lad forestalled the work of the Conference by ten years previously, referring an international dispute to this very arbitration which the delegates were last year recom- mending for general acceptance. That ar. bitration, which, in the ordinary case of an

A Soochow despatch stater that Chu, the Sind by the Emprese-Dowager with the half person of persons (be he or they newspaper men Ponte Restante department and had to stand

eting Provincial Judge of Kiangen, has been denounced to the Throne on account of various Investigating Imperial Commissioner of the Yangtze Valley, was expected to arrive won at Sohow to personally investigate the charges.

iisdemeanours, and that Li Ping-hing, the

low of China; consequently there ought not to Y'a Hrien, the notoriously anti foreign Gover-be suy distinction, and that orders have been every day I had either gone or set down to the nur of Shantung, who has been tranferred to given to the soldiers and polics to arrest say that there was none. I then want mund to the same office for it, and find each day been told

or otherwise), and these will be severely, punished DISCIPLINE WITH AN UNFORTUNATE RESULT talling each other funny stories, and attend to according to law."

for the British Syndicate engaged in exploiting

certain mine in that province within the area

The Gazette notifies that additional informs-or has successfully frustrated the Syndicato on tion has been received from the Government of the ground that the site selected is to Indo-China that immigration of Asiatics from mountainous and very inconvenient." Hongkong to the ports of Indo-China is pre- hibited until further notice; and that the inter listed:-Every kind of grain, meal or flour. and food made of dried paste or dough; also rage drill cloth, old clothes, articles of bedding and all goods of Asiatic origin or monafucturo.

for bractly nineteen minutes before the Port- nguese clerks inside decided to stop smoking and

their duties,

People here tell me they employ Portsgusso

action at law, would have been decided by following articles of commerce are similarly clow District. Rivor Min. Rocky Point Beacon his temper, and grasping the scabbard spark and write English, which overal in the

any regular court in the course of at mest a few months, dragged on a weary existence for nearly ten years; and its decision had not been given when the Peace Conferetice finally closed. The qucation was a by no

The remarks which we quoted in Saturday's means complicated one, being only an or-me from the N.-C. Daily News Nanking dinary case of breach of contract, where the correspondent, to the effect that a Gorman gun. facts were acknowledged by both sides, and boat lying at Napking had caused some un presented little difficulty. The Portuguese pleasantanes with the Chinese fleials, appear government had granted to an American not to be quite correct. At any rate our con citizen a concession for making a railway temporary says in its isme of the hd fast from Lorenzo Marques, to the border of the "We have the assurance of the Gorman Ad Transvaal, and had engaged that no compet-miral that no unpleasantnes whatever has ing line should be made within a specified occurred, and although it in tras enough that the Gefion was visiting Nanking, there had distance; on the other hand the line was to

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A certain Mr. Wong who has been to Amer into busiassa. The Paking Byndicate some time

applied for formal permission to open ass, and knows something of foreign drilling, was appointed commandant of the native army covered by their concussion, but the new Gorer hy the Viceroy, haring under his command 500 because they are cheaper and because they soldiers. He was pretty strict and meant to don't get drunk and neglect their duties keep discipline firmly. Hs spoke English to like Britishers or Americans. I think it drilling and taught Iris soldiers to handle a riffe is about time for this sort of thing, to and to march Whilst he was on the parade case. Let the office be filled by Portuguese if The following Notice to Mariners has been grond at the north gate on the 21 stult, one of peeessary, but make them understand that issued by the Coast Easpector, Shanghai-Foo the soldiers could not hold laughing, whereon he they mast attend to their duties, and be able to

Notice is hereby given that a Beacon, named of his sword tung it at the soldier. The latter registry department cannot de➡ Yours, etc., the Rocky Point Beacon, has best erected on running away, he ordered him to be caught and the ledge of rooks existing about half-way be brought before him to be punished by bambooing tween Tunui and Tintao, and bearing from for breach of discipline. The soldier shouted out Half-tide Bacon W. hy S. S., distant cables.ve life" and numsed the commandant Com The Beacon is situated about 83: fost from mandat, Wong becoming more and more ex- the outer extremity of the Indys of rocks. cited and angry took a sword and was going to It consists of a spar surmented by a kill him. The soldier had his partisans, and which is elerated about 13 feet above high water. they also got excited and wanted to anizo and The Bacon is painted red and on the cage, punish Wong for over-severity. Just as they ware on the point of raising a revolt. Wong the words Rocky Point" are painted. Vessels are recommendol wat to approach within one become so frightened that he decided to leave

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PURE WATER FOR CANTON.

Permission has been guted by IHLE Li Hang-chang to Mr. Ho Sov Kai and others of Hongkong to establish waterworks in Canton end to supply the city and its suburbs with pare water from Chang Po. It is said that, the promoters are going to start a joint stock company on limited liability principles to carry but this enormous enterprise. It should be a paying concern.

The president of the Transvaal Republic did not like the terms of the concession, and went to Portugal to propose to make a com- peting line alongside the other; he was told by the Prime Minister that, the contract was already made, and the honour of the country was pledged to carry it through. kong in the interests of the grast Trieste ship River. General Hunter has occupied Vry will be closed and a general public holiday ob

Mr. Keter, who had thought it worth is while to go in person to Lisbon for this special purpose, was not content, and want to the Finance Minister, who proved more complacent. The line, however, was made,

to

It is unofficially reported that Lord Ro- lerts is two marches distant from the Vaal,

The last English manil brought as we to the colony of the death of Mr. Carlo Zanelle, who, as recently as 1894 was the Austrian Lloyde" Agunt here. Mr. Zanella first came to Hong ping firm in 1884, as Assistant with Mr. O402

Agent for his Company both in Bombay and in Bachrich. Between this date and 1994, ho was burg Singapore. He was an unobtrusive man, and andeared himself to all with whom he came in contact He retired from the service of his

THE DREYFUS CASE AGAIN. Questioned as to whether any documents had been purloined in view of the re-open-

but owing to the crooked policy of the Company same three or four years ago. He ing of the Dreyfus case, General Gallifet

not up was a novihew of Zanella, the well-known Italian Portuguese Government was

government pout, und was kimself of euusually wide and time; whereupon that under the influence of Mr. KEDGER cultured reading. His early demisu, at the age, quietly annexed the railway, and refused of 45, although-fortified with the last rites of his church, will come us un unorestedly sovere to grant any compensation to the promo-shock to his numerous local friends and noquafa',

tances. ters. Finally an arrangement was come to

through the United States and British Gov- (1600

At his own Villa in Reesetti Eoad, No. 458,

at Trieste, on the 23rd April, 190K), CARLO ZANELLA,

ernments to refer the matter to arbitration, In his report just issued, Dr. Stanley, of the and three well known Swiss jurists, whose neu-Health Department, Municipal Council, Shang

the late Agent of the Austrian Lloyd's B. N. Catralised country weed to promise imparti- hat, anya-Parlaps the greatest exultury

Iress.

in Hongkong. BLF.

The Daily

HONGKONG, May 28th, 1900.

replied that he grieved to learn that certain documents existed, of which an oficer in the Ministry of War had divulged the contents,

Losnon, 26th May, 8.25 p.m.

ACROSS THE VAAD-WHERE THE BOERS WOULD FIGHT TO. THE DEATH.

REUTER'S SERVICE.

THE DRAGON-BOATS FESTIVAL The let of June next being the feast of tas dragon-boats, all the official yamten and Customs

CIVIL SERVICE;

HOW THE PLAGUE SPREADS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "PAILY: PRE89."

S.-When walking along Pokfulam Road, near the forts on Thursday last with my wife we were passed by coolies carrying a dead box in which the limbs of the corps elocated the lid by at least thres inches, exposing the grassme contents to view, and also by an ambulance con- taining a second corpse in which the curtain was only half-drause, also oxhibiting the body. Abad of us wore a number of school children.

The procession was in charge of a Fakeng, and though I am unaware whether the contants of ambalance and bar were plague corpses, it is diagmceful that ench burdens should be carried on public roads so exposed. If the men hal died from plague thom it is easy to under stand why the disease spronds. If they had saccumbed to other and non-infections causes it is presumably somens daty to say that such remains are decently covered and unobtrusively

removod.

I have also passed many plaguo baskets and have seldom seen one that has Leon effectively closed.-Yours, etc.,

NEWCOMER.

Hongkong, 26th May, 1900,

MISSIONARIES IN CHINA.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY PRESS,” Sir-Will yon parmit me to thank VEBITAH kindly for his obliging explanation, and for the references to Bhanghai papers. As I remarked

served. A few days provionsly to this it is usal for boats of 50 to 30 yards long each and mauned by 120 to 130 persons goerally half- naked coolies and hawkers beating drums and gongs, to puddle aliout and exercise in the river preparatory to the event. As a rule fower boats would mise their price of hiring frem a few dollars up to $120 or more each for a day and a night, and the weathy people don their best clothes in their boats on that gala day, ready to rie with each otlier in showing off, and spending in my provions latter, it is known and seknow money. They give prizes of silver medals, silk. lodged that Catholic misionaries apply to degy, vine, roast pigs and ducks to the dragon authorities, native and foreign, for the reilzens of boats. With this feast is connected the following grievances. Nor is it a secret that local mun legend Wat yun was a privy counseller of darinn, even of the higher grades, are, in a cor- Prince Hwal of the state of Chc., B.C. 314, tain sense, in dread of the missionaries. That and stead high in his favour, until casted from is, they dislike nothing more than that affairs his position by a jealous rival who unjustly should be carried over their heals to higher donorreed him to the sovereign Finding his mandarins, or to forsigni conmla. On the other congeal disregarded, and the condition of his hand, it must be admitted that this salatory fear

country becoming desperate, this disgraced in is not incompatible with a certain esteem and himself to the bank of the river Mi Lo, after the mandarins frequently manifest towards the revealing his distress and final resolution to missiónuries with whom they come in omtract. e fisherman whom he encountered, clasped a It must also be admitted, I believe, that mis stone to his bosom and phinged beneath ionaries may sometimes have been imposed the waters. This suicide took place on the 5th open by insincore neophytes, so that injustiers LONDON, 24th May.

Cay of the 5th moon, and in commensation of may ave been committed, in some roro ensor, the statesman's death, the people of Cho were in the name of justice. But's whole, syndun, or THE WARLORD ROBERTS

accustomed on that day to hold an animal course of action, cannot be condemned on sc- ADVANCE. Lord Roberts has arrived at the south sak festival, when offerings of rice were cast into count of a few occasional abuses,

the river, to propitiate, it was said, the water-

May 24th, 1900. of the Rhenoster and found the enemy fled.

General Kelly Kenny reports that the Tee-spirits as was done when attempts were zoude to recover his body. This festival is generally many have cleared the country between Bon celerated in the southern part of China, uniter fontein and Bishof.

LONDON, 4th May.

the name of the feast of dragon-beats, and a peculiar desorption of rica paddling or dump-i Hng enveloped in the leaves of a water plant is aten in ceramemoration of the event.

JUSTITIA.

HONGKONG LEGISLATIVE

COUNCIL

A mosting of the Legislative Connell will be held to day, Monday, 28th May, at 3 p.m.

Lord Roberts reports that the advanced 1000ality, were selected as the referees. What evil in Shanghai, and one which is daily

happened we do not yet know, but somehow becoming greater, is that of overcrowd-columns crossed the Vaal River on the 24th Mr. KRUGER got hold of the referees song, which is universally aloittel to inst. near Pary's. Colonel Jun Hamilton

the worst of all unhealthy. conditione and has reached Boschhank. Scouts have arster resolved to bid farewell to life, and betaking friendship, sometimes evidently sincere, which effectually that for nine years the case was

one which cannot be counterbalanced by shelved, and when at last the two Govern- other sanitary masares.

It may be held rived at Viljoen's Drift. ments mainly interested pressed the comple- that it will be impossible to deal with over- THE emcute at Weilniwei, which except totion of the arbitration, an award which left crowding satisfactorily because of the high the thirty unfortunate villagers who lost out the principal points, and which ignored price of land; bat to this objection the answer their lives, was fortunately little mure that the admitted facte, was handed in Iook-is, the high rate of bud is the result of the a farce, is yet indicative of the Chinese sysing back through the whole of our inter-absence of any each rules. The value of build. tein of treachery and untruth, fostered by course with China, it is curious to find that ing-land is other things being equal, propor centuries of isolation, which sixty years of on each occasion the same difficulty has tionate to the number of inhabitants it will intercourse have not in the slightest degree arisen and it is instructive to observe how accommodate; and if the socɔmodation of a modified. But it also illustrates a want on consonant it is with the Chinaman's ordinary given ares is to be sulimited, the price of land will be almost unlimited also. To purchase our side, and that is of the ability, on the part course when involved in a difficulty with a plets of vacant ground and call them Jangs of our officials, to read the Chinese cha neighbour. Soconvincedis the ordinary native is a true remedy for overcrowding The only racter aright, which leads them in the ma- of the venality of his courts, that he feels that real remedy is to have the open ground dovetail. jority of cases to make no prevision ahead a reference to them would probably be equiva-ing with the houses. for this peculiar development, and so even-lent to his ruin; still, as the matter has tó

RAPID ADVANCE EXPECTED. tually leaves the road open for such displays be settled somehow, he does as did England The London and Chias Express says The

It is reported that the Boice are trekking as have recently occurred at places as far and America, and refers the affair to arbi- latest raports from the hinterland of Kiss chow apart as Yunnan, Kowloon und Weihaiweitration--"peace-talkers," as he calls them. are to the effect that the energetic action of the straight to the Vaal River, where they declare In the abstract the Confucian doctrine of His affairs at ones become public property, German Government has roon brought about a they will fight to the death.

more peaceful state of affairs in that region. General French is now at Prospect on the within it a certain air of grandeur; and we into the glare of publicity, and he himself King-chew has long worked wonderE. The Hamilton is co-operating with him. naturally look upon the nation which could ceases to have any part or share in the con-

It is the general opinion that the British Governor-General, Yuan Sai Kai, has given conceive it, and acknowledge it for twenty-trol of his actions. In this respect we may orders that Chinese troops ar to protect the army will arrive at Pretoria as fast as they can The Imerial Gorana Mail teaser Hamburg left Shanghaii on the 20th-inst, it 9.4m and four centuries as the groundwork of its pa-look to China as a precedent; nothing is work of railway construction, which has been march.

may be expected here to-night.

of the licy, is entitled to our highest consideration. more beautiful in the abstract than the prin- renewed fire kilometres pathwards of Kaun

LONDON, 25th May, The N. P. stearer Goodwin has arrived at repeal two

To sections When, however, leaving the abstract, we ciple of refering our differences to arbitra-The work on the further section will darbtless

Vladivosten and sailed for Hongkong on the and Girls Amendment Ordinance, 1899

3. Committee on the bill entitled an Ordin. 24th inst come to look a little more narrowly into this tion; but we have here the case of a nations resumed on the completion of the present

THE WAR-THE WESTERN

The N. P. steadier Goodwin Atrived at Varice to consolidats and amend the law pre-

Tiding for the FRONTIER. scheme of government by moral force, the whose experience extends over two thousand negotiations at Tsion fn. The general attitude outcome is not beautiful; and we are per. years, and may be supposed know to some of the Chinese has become much more peaceful.

The N. P. steamer Braemer loft Yokohama thing about it. Even the most ardent men and the presenes of two companies of marint General Hunter's division has occupied Fry divestock on the 20th inst. from Tacom force led to enquire whether this result is a ber of the peace party could scarcely call the infantry, accompanied by cavalry and guns, hasburg, to which trains are now running Thie for Hongkong on the 26th innt. natural development of the system, or the experiment a success. It seams Eard, but shown the Chinese that the Germans do hot town will be made the base of operations of the

The Real Test for Swearing. Wrangler outcome of some national kink in the there is evidently no escape from the difficul- intend to suffer any interruption in their work western column.

You say that Job's patience, MOTER E

never we really Chinose, which leads them, with so strange ty till at least a new human mature shall of opening up the hinterland of King-chew by

tested p have been developed; and any attempt

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1. Report of the Finance Committee. (No. 8.). 2. BlationThat the amendment to Bye-law

25 of the "Bye-lawe made under Auction 13 of Ordinance 15 of 1864, made by the Sanitary Board on the 17th

appealing.to reason rather than to force has his most secret arrangements are dragged The presenes of German troops in the town of ruilmy, Bye miles north of Khanoster: Gener Loft Yokohama, on the 25th inst for Victoria by this Council of May, 1900, be approved

an insistence, invariably to do the wrong meanwhile to rely on reason as a substitute means of railways. Germany has in this respect thing at the crucial moment. Socially the for physical force will only cad ir inore dis taken a leaf cut of Russia's book to some pur ordinary Chinaman is not greatly different i astrous consequences.

LAINGS NEK

General Buller is posting guns round Laings Nek, whore a.severe stroggle is expectel

and Vancouver.

The Silk ox Empress of India arrived in New York on the 4th inst.

Quibbler: "I do. Why he never put the Lighted end of his cigar in his mouth just as he wanted to make his argument most impressive."

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