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countries have under the supe international) rules the right of insisting on similar rules as against herself. China has essayed to be | a rule to herself; it will be one of the happy results of her crime, if it at last convince ber that in all things human the possession of right of necessity demands the ledgement of equivalent duties.
A court-martial was to be held at Shanghai on the 28th ult. on a private of the 14th Bikhs, who despatched a comrade with three bullete and several bayonet thrusts in the stomach.
The ship General Calvo has been towel into
Manils by the French steamer Vesper in a wrecked and dismantled condition. She mot with a severe galo about 50 miles out of Manila. The Secretary of War at Washington, at the request of the Philippine Commission, has oficially appointed Abraham L. Lawaho, Auditor for the Philippine Islands. He will arrive at Manila about the middle of Febrarry.
Mr. Stafford Ransome, who has been on prolonged vist to Australasia in the interest of the Sphere and the Daily Express, and is to Visit Cops and Poking, after putting in a little work in Tokyo, arrived in Kobo on December 27th by the a. Yawata Maru
:
Capt. Freeman and the officers of HMS. Mohuick (then under orders to leave, being replaced by the Britomart) gave a dance to the community and visitors on the 16th ult. at the Foschott Club. Upwards of a hantred guests were present and a very enjoyalto evening was spent.
Gouert MacArthur held bis first New Year's reception at Mauila as Governor of the Philippine Islands on Tuesday. The function was attended with much clut, the millors in cluding them alors of the Civil Commission; Stiprépa Court Judges, the Frehbishop of. Manila and elegation Apostolic; the Consular. representatives: Army and Navy oflcers; &c.
:
H. H. the Sultan of Johore's Nigepine wen the Paddock Stakes at Caleutin. The result of the Trial Itakus was: -1, Chercy; 2, Stand Of ; 3. Toxteth. The Madras tail has a Calcutta telegram stating that the Sultan of Johore's horse The Crown has been scratched for all rac acknowing engagements at Calentta in consequence of an investigation by the Singapore Sporting Club Cornaíttee into a question of identity.
The Franch Mail of the 3rd December was delivered in London on the 2nd inst
There was a small outbreak of fire at Quarry Buy yesterday and a few roatsbuds were des troyed..
Through being overladened with coal, a junk (No. 10,540) capsized in the Harbour yesterday, alongside the steamer Tiny.
Dock lunch No. & collided with the launch Guiding Star in the harbour yesterday. The
foriner craft was slightly damage,
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The steamer Kunsany left Singapore with Follard's Lilliputians on board on the 1st inst. and may boxpected hers on the 7th or 8th inst. [29]
"We note that our senior evening contempor- ary, while discussing the Now Year's honours At Colombe, on the 1st January, Even Jase, last night, ran into some shallows in Hongkong the dearly belove i wife of W. SHEWAN (harbour, whenes Mr. Consul Campbell was with
difficulty rescued, with the loss of his initials.
The Daily Press.
Owing to the pressure on our space, we are
The following story has been round the world and now comes to Hongkong. We won- der whether it is more thun ben trovato. It is vouched for by the Sydney correspondent of the Daily Math. Iruns as follows:-The Austra fun nacal contingent in Ching has a band which became, a popular institution immediately on. arrival in the East. The story is told by an officer of the force, writing from Woosung to Sydney. On reaching Hongkong the corps was inspected on board by Commodore Powell. The men were in their full marching rig, and
turned out well. As the commodore walked up the gangway the band played the salute, and tion, as he strolled up and down the lines with approving glances at the physique of the men, struck up the tung of the familiar song
Of course you can nator be like 15, But be as us as von so able to bo. Commodores are not supposed to smile on such occasions, but this one dil and so did everyone else, except the bandimaster, who batoned his way grily and unconsciously to the end. The fame of the achievement. te officer, adds, **has preceded us to Shanghai, Weiluiwei, and
HONGKONG OFFICE: 14 DES VEUX ROAD C / Compelled to hold over the hearing of the caso Tako, and I suppose. we shafind it aloud of
LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET, EC
HONGKONG, January 4th, 1901 THERE is probably no one who will be found to affirm that the penalty inflicted on China by the injured Powers of having the terins on which she is again to be admitted to the counity of nations dictated to her is other than just and logical. China especial- ly has no cause for complaint, as her diplo matic traditions reach back for upwards of two thousand yeary-to the times, in fact, when she had to deal on equal terms with the Turkish tribes, who then, as Russia in our own times, were threatening her exis- tance as a nation. Then, as now, the
doctrine of the sacredness of the ambassador was firmly established; and though China was as ready, then as now, to break her pledged word, the ruler of the Turks for the time being did not fail to bring her to account for her ill faith. "If formerly the Chinese bave committed an unfriendly act, the Hiung Nu have not failed to bring then to book: if they have interfered with annvoy, the Hiung Nu have not failed
against Mr. H. F. Carmichael. which took
place at the Magistracy yesterday befors Mr.
F.A. Hazeland, till to-morrow issue.
The baly of the man who was found in the Saru-to Lane Nullah on Now Year's night, us reported in our issue of yesterday, has been identified as a destitute seaman named Kelly who had recently arrived in the colony from Manila.
The four French sailors who were charged before Mx. Kemp with disorderly conduct in the public streets were brought up on remand yesterday. Two rore discharged, and the other two were fined $5 and 9 respectively, which were at once paid.
us in Peking!"
TELEGRAMS.
"DAILY PRESS” SERVICE,
THE CRISIS IN CHINA.
LONDON, 2nd January, 7.5 p.m.
MORE HONOURS FOR NORTH CHINA.
THE TROUBLE ON BOARD H.M.S. "BARFLEUR."
THE GUN-810RTS THROWN OVERBOARD:
COURT OF INQUIRY TESTERDAY: Yesterday morning we received by post an unsigned message, of which the following is
a copy :-*
H.M.S. BARFLEUR.' "Mutiny on board, that is we have thrown oor gun-sights overboard. Not without causa, endeavouring to have the seamen and marines you may imagine. Also ask why the Admiral
turned out of the Hongkong Hotel."
Major L. S. T. Halliday, of HMS. Oris lande (who is now in England) has been awarded the Victoria Cross, Major J. R. Jobustone, H.M.S. Centurion, the C.B., and Miss Bourgignon and Mesdames Bellingham and Droste, of. Tientsin, the Royal Red Cross.
H.M.S. BLENHEIM
Captain Henderson has commisioned H.M.S. Blenheim for the China station.
THE WAR IN SOUTH -AFRICA.
LONDON, 2nd January, 7.5 p.m.
LORD ROBERTS RETURN,
Her Majesty the Queen bas received Lord
Roberts at Osborne.
THE CAPE COLONY INVASION. The invasion of the Boers into Cape Colony is increasing.
GENERAL NEWS:
LONDO, 2nd January, 7.5 p.01.
THE AUSTRALIAN COMMON-
WEALTH
The Australian Federation ceremony has been inaugurated amid a great display of enthusiasm.`
THE MONEY MARKET.
The Treasury has issued the prospectus of the new loan. It is of four millions sterling, in local loans stock, at 3 per cent. and 98 (mininum). The existing 3 per centa live fallen from 1003 to 90. Consols bare declined Chinese loans
higher).
REUTER'S SERVICE.
high
LONDON, 31st December
THE OPERATIONS IN BRITISH
SOUTH AFRICA, General Lyttletou
roports that the Boers captured a post at Helvetin Abuit 50 British takon pri. were killed and wounded_and
General Clements is meeting with opposi.
The medical report for 1899 for the whole of the Straits Settlements is a viralde one, according to Dr. Simon, late PC.M.G. With the exception of small-por, a timited ontbreak of plague at Perang and a few case of chicken poxamers. and measles, the Settlements were free from epidemie diseases. With regard to cholera, only threo cases were reported as accurring in Singa pore, and they were of a doubtful nature, whilst in the other Suttlements no case werereported.. There were 300 cases of small-pos in Singapore, and the disease was rife in Panang, and it prevailed in Provine Wellesley and Malacca, Enteric fever was. a prevalent in Singapore
tion on the road to Rustenburg, General Knox and Boyes are preventing De Wet from breaking through to the South. The British have re-occupied Senzkál.
Rumours of discontent existing on board the Barficar have been going about the city for some days past, but it was news to many that things had reached such a serious pitch that thu men had thrown overboard their gun-sights. We accordingly set about making enquiries. Many stories, more or less improbable, were poured into the ears of the representative of the Daily Press, but the story of the throwing overboard of the gan-sights was condrined. Wo learnol, however, that they had since been- recovered by divers. It is also stated that a bell brought down from the north by an offleor was also picked up by the divers, and on the bell ware painted the words Tit for tat," and thereby hangs a tale.
The story goes that a dinner was being given at the Hongkong Hotel by one of the men who had been at the front, and who had apparently had considerable success as a loot- collector. One of the guests, "overcome by the beat," passed the Admiral, as he was being taken out of the hotel. When in- terrogated as to who had given the dinner the man's memory suddenly failed him. An examination was subsequently hold on board ship, but still the information sought for was not forthcoming. Accordingly, instead of the Barfleur mon being allowed general lavo on Christmas day, this privilego was curtailed. Naturally this canse much dissatisfaction among the aer, who refused to dress ship until peremptorily ordered to do so. when they ran up an apology, for a decoration fi the shape of a few overgroans. Black looks appear to have been the order of the day.
CRICKET.
A CLUB MI V. KOWLOON.
On New Year's Day. 1901, a match was played betu con, a tona representing the Hongkong Cricket Club and Kowloon. The game was u close and interesting one, but luck of time z fortunately provented any definite result being hrrived at. Kowloon, who went in first, put on 26 runs for wickets before declaring their innings closed and trying to get their opponents out. The Club XI in the remaining time lost 7 wickets for 292 runs, thus being 30 behind with 3 wickets to fall. In direct contrast to
Ross, R. J. Garrard, and Cant. Ainslie made u let the bowfors' match at Xamastide, batsmen had a field-day at New Year, and Lieut. Burke, Lieut.
+
of runs, while nine others got into double figures. In the circumstances bowlera naturally had n poor time. Scores and analysis →→
KOWLOON. Capt. Ainelio, 3rd M.L.I., and Pranklin 13 Lout. Hutchinson, b Ro
....... 14 iuut. Kriekenbeck, a Rosa, b Franklin... 31
1 Livut. Burke, not out
p Liout. Forsyth, Anderson, b Franklin...g Lieut. Lami, Emowit, b Ward ............ Lieat. Nicholwm, not out..
Licet, Labortouche")
ul. Toversham Har. Lazur Private Andappon
did not but
11
Total (for 5 wicketa) KONGKONG.
C. S. Franklin, R.N., a Teversham, b
Kriekunber
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...' R. J. Genard, & Anteappen, ↳ Forwyth .... 56
JHooper, Forsyth, 3 Kriekebook...... 1 A. G. Ward, b Forsyth -
Lt. A. V. Ross, D. N., u Ainslie, 1 Forsyth
K. D. Alors, b fabertouchc
11
J. Grant Suith, a Terversum, b Forsyth In
G. A. Woodsock, not out
E. E. Andras, not ont
C. H. F. Hay did not hat E. C. Emmett j'
lxtras...
ユリ
1
Total (for 7 wickets)..
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
232
KOWLOOK
0. X.
74
Ward
Hoopes
Frankto
Anderson
Gernard
Woodcock
1
HONGKONG.
4
17.8
14
0
7 1 23
Kriekenbeok Ferryth.. Andeuppen
Nicholson Labortocolie
COMMODORE'S CUPS.
and it is alleged that as a punishment for their growlings the men's Christmas delicacies ROYAL HONGKONG YACHT CLUB. were thrown overboard. This is not officially confirmed, but it is said to be, the explans- tion of the word "Tit for tat," painted for the ball thrown overboard with the gun-sights, A court of inquiry was held on board the Barleur yesterday. The court was composed of
Captain G. A. Callaghan, of H.M.S. Endymion; Commander F. C. A. Ogilvy, of HMS. Ter rible; and Commander Cresswell J. Eyres, of H.MS. Undaunted. Everything has been satisfactorily settled. The men, who had hoen denied leave for a week, have been granted their ami privileges, and it is to be hoped that har mony will take the place of discord on board the Barfleur.
CORRESPONDENCE.
́ ́[We do not hold oursalvos responsible for the "opinions expressed by our correspoudonis.]
THE GOVERNMENT AND THE REBELS IN KWANGTUNG.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRENY."
The second race for thess Cups was sailed on Saturday, 29th December, round the Cowechow Rock and back in a very light and paltry air. The following got away to a very level start in
Active light west wind-
a
Maid Marian
Chanticleer Gloria Dereen
M. II. E. Pollock
Capt. Loring ME Thornhil
Officers, R.A. Col. Brown Mr. Sledo
Oficors, R.E.
Alannah
Payne Dart
Mr. Ro
Meteor
Storie
Mr. C. Kow Capt. Harris Mr. A. Danison
The Alannah at once jumped from the
rest and at Green Island had este blished a long lead, next coming Marjorie, with Auteur and Maid Marian in close attendance. Alra- sah and a long board towards Capsmimoon, the above thres being near Greene Island and the remainder widely scattered, when suddenly the wind shifts to the south, giving Marjorie a long lead and she romidel the rock at fire minutes past four, followed at almost equal intervals by Mateor, Maid Morian, awl Alan- nah, and in this order they drifted homeward and met a tieker of air from the oust which brought them liome as follows
Marjorie
H. M. 8.
Meteor.
7:31 50
·Maid Marian...7 35
p.in.
Marks.
10
茹
Maid Marian having won the first roos,
becomes the winner of the Brst prize, with Marjorie taking sacand and Meteor thirt.
Hongkong. 2nd January. SIB.--In your isaiu of the 31st ult, your correspondent writes from Canton to the effect that the Acting Viceroy Tak Sow has sont despatches to the Consuls, saying that has sent emissaries to find out and arrest any person or persons suspected· of Very differant was Sunday, when the two Lord Dufferin has resigned the Chairman-having had anything to do with the recent re-vary handsome cups presented by the 3rd M.L.I.
THE RECENT FAILURES.
3RD ALL CUP.
were sailed for over a comise
as follows-
A European, named R. Haddie, who recently town, 83 cases being reported. The number of ship of the Whitaker and Wright Companies bellion in Kwanglung and that in case eny start frem a line betweon Blackhead's. Pier
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came here from Manils, and who, it is believed, admissions into Hospital for beri-beri was larger and has gone to the Capo, on receipt of the once held a position in a wholesale cigar house than in 1898, viz. 1,793, as compared with 1,323, news of his sou being wounded." in the Philippines, committed suicide by taking and the death rate from this disease was higher
LONDON, 1st January, poison in a house of ill fame at Wanchi in Singapore than in any of the other Settle- yesterday morning. He had made a call at the ments. The number of deaths however was
BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. house, and receiving an unatisfactory reply to smallce. There was an increase in Hospital
The report from the The Boers surprised Helvetia ut 2.30 am.. question put to one of the ininutes, he swallow-work in Singapore. ed the contents of a small phial he withdrew Lanatic Asylum is more satisfactory than that rushing a 4.7 gau, which the patrol subsequent from his pocket labelled "poison," fell back in of the previous your, a good recovery rate beingly compelled them to temporarily abandon, but maintained and the general death-rate being which was ultimately got away by the Boers by a chair, and expired.
Favourable results were lower accordingly.
forming the prisoners round the gun. No am- obtained by Dr. Ellis by sending beri-beri pa-
Four officers were tlents in batches to the Hospital by the seaside munition was captured.
wonnded, 11 men killed and 22 wounded. at Passir Panjang.
Government for
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MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT.
Thursday, 3rd January.
BEFORE THE HON BASIL TAYLOR.
NEGLIGENT NAVIGATION. Morning Star forry launch, were charged with Chan Kam Un and Sze Fork, Mastera of the negligent navigation,
native Christians be arrested under sispicion and a diughy moored off the Fier: round How- or otherwise of having anything to do with the loon Rock, Channel Rocks and a markboal off rebels, and brought to trial, the missionaries Lyoemoen starboard; dinghy at line port and must not interfere. The Consals should treat fishing across the line. The donors of the.
Kowloon Rock and Myers buoy to starboard, these despatches with the contempt they deserve cup have fasued very complete cards with the and return them with the usual formalities. racing flaga coloured and a map of the chart You know what a favourable reply to such a mistake. At the start it was blowing a good and conditions, so there was no excuse for any request means. The Christian converts will be whole-sait northeasterly wind, and on the beat to completely at the mercy of the officials and the Hunghem Point Bonito simply romper hounded out of the country. their underlings and will be parsecuted, and away, Aluanah, who had chosen to start from the leeward and of the line, being a long way behind. Who can asy On approaching Lyeemoon Bonito, which was that there will not be another "Reign of Terror" lending by a very long way, ran into a calm poteh, similar, perhaps, to that experienced by the un- and was overtaken by Iria and Alannah, who fortunates in the North P
judiciously kept closer inshore. Bonite however Faisussed. Alannah only to be again passed by The innocent will be arrested, imprisoned and hor, and the Maid Marian on the ran down, a tortured to a lingering death, as is the fate of fresh brobze was again found towards North the convert Yeung, who unfortunately is still a Polut which Iris got first and increased her bad considerably, the fist round. finishing os prisoner in Cantos.
The full-rigged ship St. Marks, which was to pay them back in their own coin." built in the serenties for the eastern trade, and Yet, though, indifferent or oblivious in which is now considered to be one of the finest
NEW YEAR HONOURS.." their dealings with their neighbours, examples of the old-time clippers aflost, has
The order of C.M.G. has been conferred on" and ever ready as the Chinese were, arrived in Manila. after a splendid passage from
the following-Mr. Bigham, attaché at Pe when the momentary circumstances seemed Norfolk, Virginia. This fust sailing "three-
king; Mr. Warren, Consul General at Hankow; to point to some trivial advantage, to dis-skymilyarder" has been purchased by the U.S. use as a coal-bulk by the
There is no justice in China, and “Justice Mr. Carles, Consul at Tientsin; Mr. Campbell, will be blind when instruments of tortors are regard their most solemn promise, there Quarter Master's Department at Musila. She were no greater sticklers for the etiquette of has brought round with her 2,800 tons of Po-
vice-Consul at Shanghai Mr. Fraser, Consul employed by fiendish officials to extract confes. nations when applied to others. When the cahontas coal, and after discharging her carge
at Chinkiang; and Mr. Simon, Medical Officersions! King of Yarkand, for instance, obstructed. she will be dismantled, and moored in the Bay
of the Straits Settlements. the passage of a Chinese mission to Parthia, for use as above stated.
Lieateneat and Commander Lynü said : On
MORE FAILURES. Dec. 2nd, at about 19 a.m.,).M.S. Waterwitch the Emperor of China did not hesitate, but
Three more Westeslian failures have The variety concert in the City Hall last was entering and coming to her buoy off Murray sent a large ury to chastise the recalcitrant state; and did not cease till the King had oveaing in aid of the widow of the late Sergeant Pier from Canton, when the Morning Star Howell was a splendid success, and went off witch blow her whistle, ote, but the launch
was noticed coming from Kowloon. The Water-red on the Stock Exchange, been executed in punishment of the crime, from start to finish absolutely without a took no notice, and was close under the bow and Diplomatically, the crime of the Yarkandese bitch. In the entire ball there was not a of the Waterwitch when the litter was put fall HONGKONG VOLUNTEER CORPS. was less scrions than that of which the single seat unoccupied, and it pea highly of speed astera and just escaped the launch by a Chinese Government at Teking has been the tact shown in this direction by Mr. J. H. few feet. There was a stemmer on each side of guilty so that according to their own pre- Longharst, who had charge of the seating codent, the stipulations meted out by the arrangements, that no confusion or discomfort sinjured European States are really lenient in any form was experienced, The programme in comparison. Logically, according to their included songs (comic and sentimental), step own fandards, the Chinese Government is dancing, a nigger lecture, a humorous recits- ota isition to treat till the crime tion, and a banjo solo. The duet "The Sisters for lich stands arraigned before the Giggle" and Lient. Walwyn's "We're getting it by degrees" were very claver. With such our of nations has been absolved. talent as was displayed last night, the colony The principle involved is one which in the need never want for amusement and entertain- interests of the commonalty of nations it is ment. Amongst these present were H.E. the acco aty should be thoroughly com- Governor and Lady Blake, Major-General rehended. Although the rules governing Gascoigne, and Commodore Powell.
the Waterwitch.
Iris... Alannah
sy
Maid Marian: Bonito Chanticleer Metoor
Erica
Payne Ubreen
Dart
Again, the officials will become possessed of a mighty levor for oppression and will be encour cccar-aged to intimidate and blackmail the fathllies or relatives of those Chinese residing in foreign countries, as well as any individual they think worth "kinning."
Dart having started nine minutes late owing The majority of the Christian converts into having carried away her shroud, bad done very wal. In the second round Irie increased her China have received an enlightened education, lead on Bonito and diannoh, owing to their “C”MACHINE GUN COMPANY,
as it stands to reason that they sympathise being so busy with each other, and a most en- The December shoot of the "C" Machine
HH. A Chan Kam Un said he could not keep out of Gun Company for the "Gubbay" Cup resalted with reform and the leaders of reform. In joyable race was finished thus
Handicap Bec. 1 min. Iris: 43 335 the way as he had steamers on each side of him. in Bombardier Shoolbred maintaining his hold fact it is their duty to preach reform to their
on this trophy and beating his previous score ignorant countrymen. What does bristianity Scratch Alannah ....3.7 22
Scratch Bonito.... The defendants certificated were ordered to by two points. A prize valued $9, given by teach F Alas! reformers and their sympathisers The tide was too strong for him to go astern.
the Shooting Committee to the members receif- be suspended for three months,
ing from 19 to 21 points, was won by Gunner are arch rebels in the eyes of the official Galbraith Best scores are as under
200 400-500 Hcạp. Total yds yds yds 28 39 38 Boul. Shoolbred Sgt. Smillia
29 31 38 Gr. Galbraith 24 27 21 20 Corp), Glyn, 26 23 17 20 Sgt. Major Rodger 28 29 16 13 Sgt, Sherwin
•Winners of:
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The C. P. R. steamer Empress of a left Vancouver om. on Tuesday, 1st January, for Hongkong via the usual ports of call.
The H.A... stemer Silcain, from Hamburg, left Singapore for this port on the 3rd tust. and may be expected here on or about the 9th inst
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Is it right then that the officials should be permitted to "mark" and condemn enlightened and progressive Christian converts und brand their us rebels in order to get rid of them P. Certainly not, and I for one hope the repro sentatives of the Christian Powera will inter- view before it is too late.-Yours, etc.,
JUSTICE
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