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LONDON, 16th November.
THE CHINA SQUADRON. The Daily Telegraph states the H. M. S.. Clery will sail for China on the 21st inst..
Admiral Seymour's term of service is extend- ed until the difficulties in China are arranged.
£50,000,000.-
WAR FINANCE.
THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
THE HONGING DAILY PRESS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19TH, 1900
FUSILIERS AT THE SEAT OF WAR.
about two hundred yards from the villages.. They were quickly dispersed, many being loft on the field, and the work of razing the villages proceeded till well on in the afternoon. The retum to camp was uneventful, and another night's rest was taken are the advance
International
~ FOOTBALL..
HONGKONG" F.-C. V. VICTORIA 2. 0.
fout
chance of
The above game was played at Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon in good weather, before [BY THE BANK AND VILE]
a fair fan out of spectatori.
The Hong Long Club won the toss and kinked On the return of the Royal Welch Fusiliers
off with the wind. They immediately ast about from the North the other day it was suggested made on Tientsin City. It was at about forcing the pace, and succeeded in carrying the to us that inasmuch as the regiment had been four in this morning when the fall in" sound leather up to Chunnett's post, but an injudicious It is rumoured in the city that the Governmewhat overlooked in the many and varied ed, and although the Allied forces numbered shot sent the ball on the outside of the
aticks. A free kick from ment will issue a guaranteed Transvaal loss of accounts of the war which had appeared in some 1,500 Russians, 200 Germans, 100 Ameri-throw-in gave them another
short story of their the public press,
cans, and 360 Fusiliers, with the same cering, bat a marked tendency on the part doings while away from Hongkong would not number of blue-jackets, nozze doubts were of certain players to selfishly hung on to the The Chinese Minister at Paris being later-only be interesting to the Battalion the expressed us to whether Tientsin would ball afforded the visitors a chancs to get away viewed suid that the present Chinese negotin solves, bus prava acceptable reading to the be reached or not. News from the Capital & chance, needless to say, they were not stor to avail themselves of. They rushed their tions were a mere show and that the Chene general public. Acting upon the sugges had besp. full of surprises.
opponents' position, but Lapsley spoilt u likely
The goal kick- plenipotentiaries, fearing the vengeance of the tien we instructed a representative to walt snsceptibilities being considered, coupled with opening by kicking wide. Empress Dowager, can only scheme and lis in upon Lieut. Colonel the Hon R. Henry the not over sanguine sios taken by com- saw the ball again captured by the Vic" forwards, who again kept Kaw on the gui under to tomporise. The Powers should release Bertie and solicit an interview, more munders of troops generally, the outlook was rice util Loureiro settled the point by The game доту Granmed the Emperor from the disastrous tutelage of the pecially as it was well known that the Colonel not of all reassuring as on that clear July sending past
had kept a somewhat lengthy diary of the morning the march onward to Tientsin was Empress
avents which led up to the entry of the undertaken. The Americans had done good alliad forces into Peking. The Colouot ex work away on the right of the Fusiliers, unl-the Russians on the left had cleared the way for a plained that he was unable to furnish us with any details, and our representative was there few miles, but it was evident after a few hours fore left to seek other channels of information,
grch that a terrible fusindo must follow. And it did. The Russians received a check, and at first a rovoľne. However, it was arranged strongly belt village brought about what seemed that the Russians should take the station, and the Fusiliers should stand in for the village and a school close by. After marching in quarter
THE RECENT TYPHOON.
LIVES REPORTED LOST: During the whole of last wosk reports wors rest to the Captain Superintendent of Police which, although they might not be of such (the Hon. F. H. May, CM.G.) as to junks font,"official" import, might nevertheless hear the the reports also stating whether any of the stamp of truth so far as it is possible to get it crews were missing. In more cases than might from a series of conversations with the rank and have been exported the words "No lives lost" ourred. Up to Friday last, however, 124
filo.
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for some time a give-and-take appearance, and hard knocks were rather freely exchanged. The visitors were, however, doing all the pressing, and to relieve a well sustained attack Looker kicked into touch. Russell and Looker were in good form and blocked two successive line shots. Herton captured, and soul ma
parently tired of these continual offensive swift bull that Kew just masugod to save more
iscties, which might result at any moment, no lack than by goud judgment, though, p
atter how vigorous the defence, in the ball being netted, the ground forwards, collecting themselves and bringing some judgment izte Evading the play, werdsuccessful in capturing.
Barrack-room whisperings are sometimes casualties had been reported to the Police, this sndible beyond the hoversack's ken, and columi.some distance and coming within 1,000 Vio" number including fishermen lost near Tai the gossip of the mess-table will often re-echo And Ho, Lautan Island, but not the 80 people who when the last strains of the regimental music canie about that from Colonel to word in the Tai-Ho Aishing feet which was off which prompted it have died away. Lintin Island at the time of the typhoon and so it
the Welch Fusiliers which has not since been heard of. There is drummer-bay
heavy fire both points were gamed. It was yards the Fusiliers opened out, and under a about half-past cleven when Tientsin. was seen in the distance, and under a heavy ville fire the Faciliors laid down behind an embankment to
forwards by judicious wing-to-wing
bat Filloak and Duncan tackled, and an un- productive, corner resulted. Half time was passing, they koked like securing Brat honour,
sounded without any scoring having taken place.
not the least doubt that many cusnalties have bright. June morning knew that something take breath from the blinding sandstorm but sont the ball past. Danger was not al-
hot been reported.
ACCIDENT TO A CHINESE DETEC-
TIVE SERGEANT,
POLICE COURT, Saturday, 17th November. BEFORE Mr. HALLIFAX.-
A WAYWARD BOY.
Chan Wa is a schoolboy of the mature age of nine years. He was asked to explain how be came into possession of $8 in silver and copper and a watch and chain valne So, which articles an Indian constable focul on his person on the The boy's father was called, and stated that bo had not lately given his son any money, Helded that a watch had been missed from the house..
36th inst.
Indian constablo 855 said he saw the hoy sitting on a doorstep in Aberdeen Street. Wit ness at first thought it was corpse, and went over to see. The boy had the moner in his hund, and as he could not give o satisfactory explanation regarding it, witness arrested him. His Worship passed sentence of twelve, strokes with the birch, the money to be forfel
In due time both vessels arrived on the Peího,
the Terrible in consequence of her draught having to anchor several miles below the Taku forts (which by that time had been captured, and were in the hands of the Allied Forces) and
Thon esine the order to fix bayenels and with charge the river was crossed, and Tientsin was taken, the enemy retiring to the native city.
(To be continued:j
THE RECENT TROUBLE IN KWANGTUNG.
DAMAGE TO AMERICAN MISSION STATIONS.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR COMPENSATION,
THE TAYLOR-CARRINGTON DRAMATIC COMPANY.
This well-known Australime theatrical com-
a
on Saturday night before a crowded house. The pisco presented was an Irish comedy-drama of the true Adelphi type, entitled Home Itale," of which the company, we believe, have the copyright. The piece proved very acceptable
The resumption of play saw the ground. men still netire. The forwards got splendidly away, together avertel, however. They soomed boat bad received earlier in the game, and Chunnett on returning the compliment they themselves was called upon to save a strong, high shot from Wild. The Vic" custodian was fully awake, however, and suvel nati. The visitors were not successful in getting the ball away, and two corners in succession were claimed by the ground oloven, the second seeing the ball just skim over the bar. Play from now till the whistle sounded was much of a muchness," and the game ended without either side scoring.
CRICKET.
I.K.C.C. V. GARRISON.
xomo vietory. His analysis was 5 for 46 in the second innings and for the match 9 for 75% The Colonel and Officers of the R.W.F. had kindly promised their bad for Saturday afternoon and only an unforeseen occurrence prevented tho band from performing. The thunks of the Club are, however, none the lass due. Nozt Saturday the H.K.C.C. and the H.K.F.C. try a fall.
Appended are the full score und analysis :---
THE OLUB. First Tunings.
T. Sorcombe Smith, b Higgon F. Muitland, o Hill, b Higgon B. D. Anderson, b Higgon
Lient. Strong, K.M.L.. b Higgon tout. Clifton Brown, B.N., Doreuill A. Gordon War, at Lamb, b Higgoo.
J. F. Noble, a Laughorne, b Dorchill. D. W. Salter, mun ont
C. M. G. Barnie, e Downhill, b Higgon A. Mackenzie, not out J. E. Lee, aird b Higgon
Extras
•
Total............
THY WARBISON Firat Ining.
0
10
20
20
398
Capt, Wall, 1 M.S., a Maitland, b S. Smith 13 Capt. Ainelic, 3 M.L.I., run out .......... lient. Krickoniwok, 22 B., Salter... Capi. Langhorns R.A. Seroombe Smith 10 1-out. Burke, 22 B., L Bercombe Smith Major Dyxan, A.P.D.; b Spreobo Smith A Major Darabill, R. A., not ont
Lt. Higgon, R.W.F., e Maitland, b Salter 6 Lt. Hill, K.W.F., & Strung, b B. Smith... Lt. Nicholson. 3 M.LI., b Balter
Lt. Lamb, 3 M.,I., o Barnie, b Salter
Extras...
Total.........
Secund Inutings.
Major Dorchill, R.A., cun
Capt. Ainslie, 3 M.L.I., e Clifton Brown,
b Salter...
Capt. Wall, 1 M,8., earl,b Strong Lient. Kriokonbook, 22 §., b Jaltor. Capt. Langhorne, E.A.. b Saltar Lieut. Barko, 22 B., b Strong. Major Dyson, A.F.D., L Loo Lieut. Hill, b Sutter
Livut. Higgon, R.W.F., b Mackenzio Lieut. Nicholson, 3 M. L.I., not out Licet, Lamb, 3 M. L.I., & Salter
Extras...
Dorshill Higgon Langhoms
Total......
BOW ING ANALYSIS.
THE CLON.
21
2.1
10
A
COOCCUNĂ
3
0
12
50
18
,193
V.
107
#5822825
Hill Kriokenbook Ainslio Nicholson
10
27
THE CARRINON. First Innings.
16.1
15.5 Second Innings.
12
T. Sereamie Smith D. W. Salter
Sorcombe Smith".... D. W. Saltor Strong
Lee
Mackenzio
15.1
10
10
4
CANTON.
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
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INTERESTING TO SPORTSMEN.
The following copy of a letter has been sent to us for publication:-
H.B.M. Vien-Consulate, Mac00,
November 15th, 1900, SIR-I have the honour to inform you that the "prohibition" against shooting parties carrying arms through Macso has been with " drawn, and that I have not advised you before of this step as I thought the then remaining restrictions imposed, chiefly the necessity of applying personally at the Colonial Secretary's vifica for a permit, destroyed in a measure the utility of the withdrawal of the "prohibition as far as Hongkong sportsmen were concerned.
I now have the honour to inform you that · sportsmen wishing to bring gus to Macao for the purpose of shooting in Chinese territory. if arriving on Saturdays, can make written op- plication to the Colonial Secretary hore before. land. They must state who they are, and what they are, also give points of ingress and egress as far as the Province of Macao is concerned and adhere to these points,
I have the honour to request that you will make this public through the medium of the newspapers of your Colony-I havo, etc.,
F. ONGLEY SEATON, Vice-Consul. The Honourable the Colonial Serotary.
Hongkong.
PUNJOM MINING COMPANY, LIMITED.
BEFORE BY ME KERFOOT HUDHES Mr. W. Korfoot Hugus, the Manager at the Mines of the Punjom Mining Co., Ltd., has submittal a report dated Panggong, October 16, to Mr. W. H. Gaskell, Booretary of the Company, on the present condition and future prospects of the Company. Mr. Hughes sayu that on his arrival at the mines on 1st January there was no responsible person in charge of the property, which was in a very neglected state. General renovating work was immediately com- menced and has, and is being pursned. He attributes the cause of the delay in getting the machinery in order to the fact that they had not had the staff of mechanics to completo within the time the immense amount of work in hand. He then proceeds:
I wrote to Hongkong for this class of work. mon shortly after I arrived, but as none could bo got there (the fountain hend) owing to the briskness of dusiness, nor at Singapore for the same reasons, nor elsewhere en route, it has been Hobson's choice with me and delay has been the consequence; neither have we had all the ma terials necessary at hand nor the appliances to put everything into working order. These combined, and the want of a competent engi- neer, has been a most serions drawback, and also cause of additional delay, but we are getting on with it as epentily as circumstances will permit. I may also mention that until the shutting-up bfake Guban Extablishment much of the fitters' time was taken up to provide for the urgent wants from that quarter, and latterly the Dam has been a great and constant drain on the ro- sources of the Itting shop, and all the black smiths of No. 2 shop, have been exclusively employed with dam requirements and no extra blacksmiths, could be picked up in these parts.
The prosent condition, although apparently not so reseate, is perfectly scund and genuine, and all the work which has been done is sub and plant are being, and will be, put as soon as possible into serviceable condition and every- There are in stock some powerful and valuable thing in readiness for use at a moment's notice.
lers, pipes &c., de, ulso very many other valu- room, enough to carry on great developniente piece of machinery, consisting of engines, boi-
without much further outlay of money.
ted, and the watch and chain to be returned to below the Centurion, the Admiral's Flegal to the audience present, and it premutad sotme raand was safe and in one or two cases already lying at Ma-Chao-Po in the vicinity of the able fittings and brassware in the fitters' store
the father of the defendant.
A DISHONEST EMPLOYER.
Messra. Kally and Walsh, and he was charged Fung Un is a bookbinder in the employment of with feloniously stealing nine pieces of calf skin, value 2, the property of his employers, on the Uth inst. The complainant was the assistant manager to Kelly and Walsh.
Defendant admitted the theft, and stated that his took the pieces for the purpose of mending
his boots.
Fong Un's time for than in sending boots
be fully occupiad other than in
AN ABBITEARY ACTION.
The disembarkation of the Fusiliers was carried
of small craft the Terrible's contingent were out with commendable celerity, and by the aid soon landed at Sinho, at that time the British base of operations. The journey up the river is described us an exceedingly cheery one. The sky, which in the early morning had been thickly clouded over, and the sandy atmosphore peculiar rather dark and diemel one, brightened as the
to North China having rondered the night a
A GERMAN SOLDIER SHOT AT SHANGHAI.
An ·CHARGE AGAINST SERGEANT M. J. CHAMPION.
unusual was in the air, and that the regi ment might be called out for sotivo service It was welcome news, for, at any moment. perhaps, within the ranks of the British Army, As the result of an accident' which befel himnone could be koener on serving their country at Yanmati on the morning of the typhoon, than the gallante of Hongkong whose comrades Chinese Detective Sergeant U Po has had to had fought with so much distinction in South When, therefore, the call came to love one of his feet ampatated. The Sergeant Africa. has been in the fores only three months stort of propare for the North everyone was found ready, 21 years, and has rendered most valuable service. and the necessary work of packing the personal
Information reached Hongkong on Saturday He received his injury while assisting in ex-luggage of the officers, and storing the entire
that Aoting Viceroy Tak hal issued instructions to a number of expectant magistratos in the Aricating some people from a collapsed house, equipment of the whole force on board H.M.S.
Tungkun district to co-operate with the local a wall falling on bis foot and mangling it to Terriblo, which had been ordered to take the
major portion of the contingent (ie., A, C and anthorities with a view of thoroughly in-
The Club followed up its batting success of such an extent that it had to be amputated,
E Companies) was but the work of a few hours.vestigating the circumstances and extent of the There were 360 men in all under Major Morris, recent looting and destruction of mission pro- Friday afternoon with some good bowling and Cepts: Gynne, Rotherham, Richards, and Walporty and dwellings of the Converts so that a fielding, which enabled them to put in and get out fair amount of compentation may be awarded the Garrison twice in four hours on Saturday, and gain a decided victory by an innings and to each property holder. The following is wyn,and Lieuta. Owen und Flower, who embarked
Neblo and Bulter renamed the Chub on board the battleship on the morning of 16th full bat of the officers appointed; Expectant 140 runs. June, and when the huge leviathan left the Magistrate, Jey 8g Yaam, depaty to the Shun innings about 11.15 on Saturday, and added His harbour a few hours later it seemed as if a flue Tuk District; Expectant Magistrato Ngi Wai, suother score of runs before the Bank man was the Sun well hit innings contained the inevitable 6. Bob Prefect Cha Sha, deputy passage northward was in store for them. Not deputy to the Sim Ui District; Expectant taken by the wicket keeper off a warm
{FROM THE CKung ngol san po."] so; almost from the outset a strong head ses sot Ming District; Expectant Sub Prefect Cheong. Burnie joined Salter and helped to put on 33,
A disastrous fire broke out at four a.m. o in, and throughout the journey the elements deputy to Hoi Ping Yaa Ping, and Hok Shan of which he claimed 21, including a quartet of made matters on board pretty uncomfortable. Districts; Expectant Magistrate U. Tan is ap-4's, till he was held in the alips off the shoulder
the 16th. inst. in a vegetable shop in Yik-Chen account of his vis-a-vis hesitating and being in The steamer Tai dary started shortly afterwards, Pinted Deputy to Yen Pingand Nan Districts. of his hat. Five runs later Salter had to go on
two minds: he had played a steady and useful Street, where su idol procession was taking innings of 13. If Mackenzie were a better place. A yamen of a petty military ever, with Colonel Bertie and H Company under
judge of a run and his "yea" were "yen" and Lieuta. Vyryan, Kay, Johnson, and Cliore,
his "nay" were "noy", he would be a much together with about one hundred and sixty The passage north by this vessel is reported
more reliable partner to be in with. Twelve rans houses, most of them being brothels, was burnt signalised the partnership of him and Lee, the to the ground. Luckily nearly all the persons a laving been all that was desired, fino weather
pang gave their first performance in Hongkong lattor being nicely caught and bowled by attending the procession had returned home at stantial and under control. The machinery marking it the whole way up.
Higgon, whose record of 7 wickets for 92 in an that hour, otherwise the occurrence would have innings which totalled 308 is matter for con
as partially barat was an old man, a gate. gratulation and personal satisfaction. Out of the proved more serious. The only person reported 81 overs howled, only 5 were maidens. This in ficult to cope with. The Garrison talding all telt shows that the bowling was not very dif keeper, about sixty years of age. Three boats very exciting and also some very humorous inci- mentioned brilliant but probably some of the fire were also burnt to sales.
The Mill Plant is our weakest point; still it The leading part was taken by Miss bowlers might have set their fields with better judgment. About 12.15 the Garrison went in
is good enough and will not require further ex- Ella Carrington, who appeared as Phil Ireland, to tackle the large total before them. If they dents.
penditure, beyond wages and the ordinary wear and tear, to do good service for some time yet. the staunch though oppressed young Jrish pawers to over top the Club score they had to
The water wheel is an immense power. It is triot who is indispensable in an Irish drama. Mine maintain the same rate of run getting as the Carrington played lur part with much ability Club had achieved, viz, 10 runs an hour.
innuspicious start was mada, for Wall called A somewhat extraordinary case came before difficult to overestimate its importance, should and deserved the applause given her. Mr. C. Ainslie for a nick to very deep slip, who field. Mr. B. H. Barrows, at the British Consular we be successful in finding payable quartz in Taylor an Willy Betly, the irrepressible gassoon, ing and returning wall to the bowler's end Court at Shanghai, on the 13th inst., Sergeant the underground levels in this vicinity and'ut who always turned up just in the nick of time had the plessare of running out Ainslie at 13. M. J. Champion of the Shanghai Municipal Swah, from whence I anticipate that we shall abundance. The present position is also very to frustrate the machinations of the gentry of Three runs later Krickenbeek pulled fart Police being charged with shooting a German receive in the near future payslike stono in
widish one from Salter on to his stumps. soldier. day wore on, and materially added to the general the Harvey Daff" type, and whose bulls Langhorne and Wall averted further disaster Among thom who gave evince was Sergeant asterially improved by the near completion of A sumpan man was charged with Illegally pleasure, ease, and contentment everywhere and tigures of speach crested constant merri- before tiffit, when the score was 30 for 2 wickots. A. G. Lawrance, who said:--At 7.10 p.m. on the our enormous and lasting reservoir--the greater detaining two passengers in his bout and refu noticeable among the troops. As each foreignment, was the indispensable man in the piece. After tiffin Smith at once met with success, a night of the 9th instant a tea-shop maastor came part of the cost of which has fortunately been I think that the present condition is really warship was passed cheer after cheer went up His performance was very elaver, and we hope Wall was well held at point off him, and Burke to the West Hongkow Police Station, and already passed through our books. From the evidence it appeared, that on
to see him in a part even thors suitable to his fell first ball. With the last balls of his next twe reported that the foreign soldiers were in his
overs the same bowler accounted for Dyson and tes-shop creating a disturbance, and one of them good, sound, and worthy of confidence.
The Fature Prospects Are promising if Wednesday evening last a midshipman and an from soldiers and sailors alike, a passing recup- assistant engineer engaged a boat to take them tion which met with a hearty response from ability. Mr. C. W. Taylor's performance as Langhorne, the latter appearing to be just about had drawn his bayonet. I at once went up to asure from the Argonaut. When they got
well pt. Then Salter came with a rush, bag. Sergeant Champion and informed him of the the work of development be carried out with to the jetty they lauded the sampan, man
Hill in the meantime having fallen in the slips left the station at once with a friend of his, and undoubtedly rich and valuable in itself but it a twenty-cent piece as payment. He looked the force ontrained for their first camp. The good, and he richly deserved the occasional ex-ging three cat of the last four wickets for 7 runs, matter. He was in his quarters at the time. He vigour and energy. The concession is not only at the coin, and said it was a bad one, journey was not without its incidents, for beecration cast upon him by somo emotional per off the other bowler. The innings closed for 62 proceeded to the tea-shop. I might state that has rights and privileges which no one in the The two passengers refused his damsnd fore a dozen miles had been passed the train ran for another coin, and suggested letting the off the line, dauging several carriages, the first as present. Miss Laura Roberts made a very rus, Major Dorehill taking out his bat for a very he wont in uniform. Sergeant Oliver came in future can possibly hope to obtain in Pahang. go to the tea-shop as well in case assistance was from the centre of the concession up to the policeman on the jetty settle the point as to its enuineness. The sampan man's only reply to one, on which the gun was borne, being totally attractive Irish maiden and acted her part with watchful 9, Smith and Salter bowled unchang directly after he had gone, and I asked him to It has one at least rich gold belt which -extende. wanted. At 7.30 p.m. Sergeants Champion northern boundary hob, a distance of five miles. 4for 29 respectively. They certainly owe much this very reasonable proposition was to pull wrecked. It was here, unfortunately, that the much spirit and skill. Her song in the last and had the creditable analysis of 5 for 27 and
aet was much appreciated. She possess to the fielding, which was alert and strennous, and Oliver returned to the station with two very little of which has ever been touched be about seventy yards into mid-steam, and anchor. frst personal injury to the Fusiliers had to be
orderly. On surface here and there.
Swab,-Which is now necossible by a newly. about a quarter to three, the Garrison essayed coming up the compound He kept his two passengers there for an hour
a second innings and the energies of the club reaching the charge room the commenced to were bent on getting them out again.
German to his comrade. His comrade im- belt, with good prospects and plenty of milling field took the same places as before. The R. A. mediately rushed out of the charge room on to stuff at hand easily broken at moderate cost. A Major and Ainslie opened very cautiously and the verandah, drawing his bayonet at the time. small prospecting winze at a depth of 32 fost runs were hardly as plentiful as loot Four Seeing him do this I rushed in to the verandah developed a reef with indications of gold stone- Mill Gully Bhaft. The position of which over: Ainslie was taken by the wicket keeper of the bayonet iamy righthands and drawing the teen overs yielded only 10rans: in the fourteenth and closed with him, catching hold of the blade too promising to be neglected.
Salter's standing back to rallore Nickats fell, Dare drawn through my hand I called out, "Look located to prove the lode which is dipping Bast expresses. At the point towards the floor. On feeling it being slowly has been most carefully considered, and was Im- and which it is hoped will be ent in the Shaft sway from me.' hill reezing himself out and Kriokenbeek out, he is getting it and Langhorno falling in one over to Salter, mediately after that I heard a shout of "Staad at about 150 feet, and also prove this under. Burke and Wall made a stund and knocked off char!" and a shot was fired by Sergeant ground from which very good results are con- the bowlers, who wore succeeded by Leo ad Champion from a revolver. The man 1 think fidently expected.
South Jalis Shail--The prospect of thús. Strong, the latter in his second over got rid of must faro soon the revolver produced; because Mr. Hazeland to day delivered judgment in
Burke for is hard hit 28. Dyson succeeded and he immediately broke away from me, leaving shaft is nnquestionably a very hopeful oue. the case Blott v. Loung Pai Chi, in which
LOCAL MOVEMENTS.
played very steadily but was bouten by Leo at the bayonet in my hand, and ran down the steps Visible gold has been in evidence, at the 33 the former summoned this latter, as owner of Force impossible. A short survey soon made
103. Wall survived for another ten runs, when and eat of the Station. I did not think the feet in the small prospecting shaft, which honso No. 101, Boniam Strand, for failing to it apparent that an advanced march must be
The following arrived in the harbour on he was well canght by Strong off his own bowl. man was wounded at all, because he went out of is now boing enlarged, to a 10 by 5 working imewash his premises. The defendant denies
ing. Wall was the only officer. who had yet the Station as hard as ever he could go. A few shaft, and some rich leaders have been cut in o all drive started at the 40 feet level. liability on the ground that he is not the made, and it was decided that the Fall in
should sound at about three the next morning Saturday:
minutes afterwards a coolis was pointed out to The Waterwitch, suvvoying ship from a crub played the bowling with any effective con- Mr. Hazeland gave it as his opinion that the It was a dark night, and over the plain a solemn
The American transport Zefire, from Manila.fidence, and his 49 was an excellent display me, wounded. On seeing that he was wounded, Appearances at present are highly satisfactory fait as any such indications, can be in mining; word "occupied," on which the whole case silence reigned which gayo a welcome rest to the
The City of Bombay, transport, from Odessa, His speed between wickets is great: docs I at once sent him to the hospital. A Chinese and the indications of permanence are i he always realise that all are not so feet doctor extracted a ballet from the coolie's leg. hinged, meant personally accipiet by the
footed P The next two to make a stand Chief Inspector Howard was also called as an essay of stone from this shaft gave a return tenant. The summons was accordingly dis- troops, so much needed after the arduous labours
of the past few hours. They had no tent equip bringing 1,913 Russian troops.
were the E. W. F. pair, and they added 40 be witness. He deposed-This morning between of 13 dwts. 14 grains of fine gold per ton, and, fore Higgdu was bowled by MacKenzie, who 11 and 12 o'clock I visited the German barracks as it was not by any means the richest that has Tho owners of ten houses were fed 815 eachment, but each found for himself a biyouse on
Xected the desired separation in his first over. on the Babbling Well Road in company with been found in the same shaft, this must be re- * for failing to provide back-yards, and were the ground, wrapped round, as it were, by the
Nicholson and Hill both his out, the latter play Dr. Miles. I was shown into a room by the garded as ominently satisfactory.
It is also worthy of note that the tendency of given a month to complete the work."
long blades of corn. With the early morn they rose at the bugle call to continue the march
Ing in very free style and not falling to Salter German doctor where this wounded soldier was (who had resumed a few overs previously) until on a bed. He was a soldier who was supposed to the Government is to reduce the area of all LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS, on Tientsin with Major Morris in command.
be wounded in the West Hongkow Police Inases, certain high officials contending for EXPORT CARGOES.
he had made a grand 6 off him and had made a Commander Craddock,R.N., with the Naval Bri-
Per steamer Sydney, sailed on the oth Nov. ospital 50 off his own hat. The fine ball that Station. The German doctor mstripped the 25 acres maximum, the quit reat now asked und The N. T. Kistemer Riojun Maru (Amerigade, and a 3-inch Howitzer, proceeded to the.
For Marseilles-125 hales raw silk, 12 cases bowled him just shook off the bails. Lamb words and he and Dr. Miles examined them. paid for leases is $1 per acre por anu as can Line) left Shanghai for this port on 16th right of the line, bombarding the villages on the silkes, 10 cases essential oil, 270 bales pierced.co brought up the rear but fell in Salter's next together. I can only say that the doctor stated against our nominal rental of one dollar per instant, and is expected to arrive here on the way. The Fusiliers opened out on the left to tivo coons, 1 case curios, 389 plaga tes. For Lyons: over, the total being 196, and Nicholson being that this man, when he returned to the bar annum for the whole concession, including the The N. TK stesser Kasuga Mara Paces apart, and advanced in skirmishing order, 414 bales row.gilk. For Milan 23 bales raw not out for a good l It was ten minutes past racks, said he had been shot in the Bettlement. privilege of selling opian, which might be made (Australia Line) left Nagasaki fer this port reconnoitring the country for a distance of silk. Fox Lendon.-20 bales raw silk, 3 cases 5 or within five minutes of the agreed upon They had ab idea of where he was shot or who to yield $3,000 per annum, with active mining. on 16th instant, and is expected to arrive hereabout 7 miles. This was with the view, amonger steamer Hambury, siled on the 8th Nor. on the 20th instant
The N. steamer Hitachi Haru other things, of allowing the train conveying-3 cases strawware, 2 cases woodsil, 69 pkgs. (European Line) left Singapore for this port the Russians with 4gues to pass through. rattan furniture, 100 cake soy, 300 boxes joss on 16th instant, and is expected to arrive Abont eleven o'clock in the morning the sticks, 424 bales rattancore, 1,650 bales caesia, here on the 21st instant.
Fusiliers came across a number of Boxers 5,625 pigs, crackers, 6441 cases P. L. fene,
14,744 rolls matting.
sing to land them.
the Fusiliers. Two hours after disembarkation Whysee Doyle, the informer, was extremely
and a quarter, and only when they gave in and reported, Major Morris, who was in the carrison sweet and well trained sopratio voice of every man in the eleven doing his best. At German soldiers. They appeared to me to beyond a little apathetic hoa-scratching on the
good register, which will become yet stronger We also hope to hear her il
A part
Tho
Copt. Craddock, R.N., was also a sufferer, he presenting more musical opportunities. The Bowlers were the same successful pair and the struggle and hit out, one of them calling out in made cart road, is an extensive dá trict on this.
tendered a second coin did he condescend to being badly bruised and shaken by the derailment. up-anchor and put them on terra firmo,
The span owner had nothing to say except that the potaplainants gave hun bad money, and he would not let thom land until they gave him good money
As is means of teaching him not to again take the law in his own hands, the magistrato imposed a penalty of $5 or 14 days.
occupier.
wissed
BEFORE MR. HAZELAND.
LIME WASHING PROSECUTIONE.
19th instant
other parts were all well played, particular ly those of Mr. F. Carlton as the generons Lieutenant, and Mr. G. Paget, as an additional informer. The scenery is some of the best yet brought to Hongkong by a travelling company and was very praity.
faring perhaps the worse of the two. However, both officers received prompt surgical aid, and were soon in the throes of the work repairing the line and getting ready for another start. In due course the bronches in the lito wart repaired. and the Force sped onward without any further bterruption till "Rail-head" was reached, To-night the Company repeat" Home Rule" Here were seen the steps which had been to snorrow Charley's Aunt" up to date wilt taken by the Boxers to tear up the lins, and be staged.. generally to render the farther progress of the
The Rau, British transport, from Calcutta. The Izumi, Japanese cruiser, from Swałow. The American transport Craar, from Manilt, yesterday,
game
time for drawing stumps when the last wicket shot him. The man himself had no ides. In fact he did not know he was shot until he got back to the camp an hour and a half afterwards, He thought he had been struck with a stick The case was adjourned until the 21st inst., or something in the back. *** the prisoner being allowed out on bail,
fell Several catches were weakly dropped in the last quarter hour of play, and all chance of closing the innings within the time looked hopeless but Baiter came with a fual rush, and it is really due to his splendid bowling in the second isztinge that the Club achieved its hand
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