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INTIMATION.

TAR BONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MÓNDAY, MARCH 25TH, 1901

The recognition of Hou Jesus Maud de Zuriga an Honorary Conent for Spain at Heng kong is notified in the Gosette.

breeding-grounds, in the shape of paddy felds, exist to such a large extent." The slightest acquaintance with the New Terri tory is sufficient to show the justice of this

The weekly prayer meeting in connection last remark. As far as stamping out with the Hongkong Christian Union will be. mosquitoes alfogether is concerned the held in the Husie Room at the City Hall to-day A. S. WATSON & CO., New Territory offers a field for labour which at 5.15 p.,

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ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.

CLARETS.

Per Cune. Par Camer 1 x 4, 2+1

$ 6,96 $ 256

9.00-9.06 13.02

ST. ESTEPHE

ST. JULIEN.

LA ROSE...:

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CHATEAU HAUT BRION

LARRIVET

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CHATEAU MOUTON D'AR-

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21.60 CHATEAU PONTET CANET 24.00 CHATEAU LA TOUR CAR.

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42.40 48.00

CHATEAU RAUZAN CHATEAU LAFITE

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is beyond our means to deal with. The task of seeking out and treating the breed ing-places of the mosquito on the Island itself is likely to be arduous enough if the sleps, details of which were given in Dr. Thomson's report read at the last meeting of the Sanitary Board, are systematically car. ried on and the area dealt with be made to Those cover the City of Victoria slone. laymen who have followed with interest the searches of medical men into the malaria mosquito theory, as it is conveniently called, should read Dr. BELL's closing words of advice, which are much to the point. He I'm still of opinion that beat

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We are glad to be able to state that the Hon. J. H. Stewart Lockhart is on his nor to recovery, and that his illess has not been so serious as was reported.

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Mr. H. E. Pollock. K.C., the Hon. Trassurer of the Seamen's Church and Mission Fund acknowledges with thanks a donation of S150 from " A Friend" per the Bishop of Victoria.

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Mr. Conger, U. 8. Minister to China, who came down from Peking a fow days ago, and put up at the Hongkong Hotel, has gone ap to Canton, accompanied by his wife and Miss Coager, for a few days.

The French cruiser Descartes and the Gre man cruiser Scoudier werent Amoy on the 20th

instant.

Applications for positions on the Tientain llway are incessant, but it is stated that there

are no vacancies.

Mr. John Goodnow, C. S. Consul-General,

Nippon Maru. returned to Shanghai on the 16th inst, by the

H.M.S. Endymion left yesterday for Bhang lai. The Portuguese cruiser Adumas came ever on Saturday from Macao.

H. M. 8. Argonaut was at Nanking on the 20th instant, and it is expected that she will remain there for some time to come.

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The Tempe (Paris) of the auth lost, jeublishka an interview with M. Beumer, who spoke of the prosperity of Indo-China and the satisfac tory state of public works there.

The Treaty of Commerce between Belgium and tora was ratified on the jath inst. The

treaty is understood to be similar in nature to those entered into with other powers.

Manila papers stats that the United States Government in the Philippines is withdrawing its support from sectarian institutions In the islands.

It has now been definitely settled that the reserve men with the Bioge Train at Kowloon leave here for South Africa by the P. and 0. steamer Plassy.

Liot-Commander Braunersreather, who has

TELEGRAMS.

DAILY PRESS” SERVICE.

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THE CRISIS IN CHINA.

LONDON, 22nd March; 4 pa.

THE ANGLO-RUSSIAN DISPUTE.

Lord Lansdowne in the House of Lords stated that an agreement has been arrived at between Russia and Great Britam to

from Tientsin, reserv-

H. M. 6. Placer was ashore last week in bean Captain of the Port of Manila eines withdraw their trogen en bang Niranka

August, 1998, is returning to the United States, ing the question of title and proprietary where he expects to be given shore duty.

right for examination between the two

Matung Channel, about 40 miles below Kin klang, and assistance had to his sent to her.

The Commercial Bank of Tokyo has suspend. The text of the Convention with Japan for Governments.

Protection of Estates of Deceased Persons, of of payment. It was established in 1991 with a rapital of You 500,000, of which Yen 30,000 which the ratifications were exchanged at Tokyo

was paid up.

The Yangtze is slowly rising. From reports by river stars, it appears that on the 18th and 4th the waterwork at Hankow was dit | in. and 3ft. in, below zero "respectively; at

The captain of the Japanese warship Kate- Kiukiang on the 13th and 14th 7in. and Gin. below zero respectively; at Wnhu on the 14thnayi, now in the Yokosuka Dock, was found in If Gin. above,

his cabin on the 3rd iust, with, his throat eut und quite dead.

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"prophylaxis is the daily so of a small dose – 99 20 of quinine (5 to à grains) throughout the summer May to November) lait I am very sceptical as to whether it will ever in **possible to persuade the bulk of the I eer- ["population to adopt this course.

**tainly think the letter exlucated amongst the community might in this instance "do worse than follow medical advice, *though" possibly they will prefer to Zon-expecting dieverntent to kill off all the mosquitoes regulless of cost, which leases at present to have taken hold "of most." Wit, regard to the means of aceting the disease in the New Territoryrived here from Sumatra on Friday night, is a The Russian buttleship Poltave, witch, ur-

These CLARETS are bought direct from the leading French growers. The lowest priced are of exceptional" value" and gauranteed to be the gemine product of the

juice of the graje,

CHATEAU

The following have been elected Lay Members

A French telegram from Peking reports that of the Church Bady for 1802 :-Sir John W. Carrington, C.M.G, Hoa. W. M. Goodman, K C., the bodins of the French subjects who died dar- Hon. R. D. Ormsby, Messrs. H. E. Pollocking the ring of the Locations last year, have KC. A. Bryer, Honorary Secretary, and H. been solemnly carried to the French Cemetery W. Stadt, Honorary Treasures. Mr. J. C. at Peking and there buried, Peter has been elected Anditor.

Len the all October het, is published in tho

Gazette.

The US. ray transport Shorid en now: en route from the Sister for Manila with the 1st Butt. 26th Infantry, and details, will steam to Hongkong, after disembarkation of the troops, for decking and nocemary repairs."

THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA.

LONDON, 23rd March, 11.55 p.m.

BOTHA AND THE BRITISH TERMS Mr. Chamberlain states that Commandant

The contract for raising the sunken wrecks in Carito Bay has been awarded to Mr. Hoff-Botha made no specific objections to the man. Work will be commence as scon në

terms offered by the British and made no possible on the Marques del Duero, a steel gun- bout of about 800 tons with twin vertical com counter proposals to Lord Kitchener. Tenders are invited for the sale of the steamer Ashton, which was sunk off the count of On-penad-engines. Then the Castelur, Den Aoniori Ken, Japan, while en route to Hong- Antonio de Ullos and the lola de Mindanao went to the bottom with the steamse is to be in one year and thirty days from 1st April. / Koll together with the vessel.

LA TOUR CARNET. Dr. Be in the section dealing with the turret-ship of 10,96) tons displacesacht and kong on the 15th it, - The cargo of coal-which-will-be- Luised, and the four are to be niabod

CHATEAU KAUZAN. and CHATEAU LAFITE are commended to the notice of Connoisseurs as high-class after-dinner Wines of a rich and rare character.

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arial sufferers among the Policeexpresses11.995 h.p., built at St. Petersburg in 189 hopes that if more attention is paid to the Her armour to 157 in. bolt, 10 in. II.S. sites and buildings theream and quinine! position, and 3. in, dock. She carries four 13 in., freely used in small daily doses we may see twelve 5.9 in. Q.F. and 44 smaller guns, and a slow but sure yearly diminution in the six-torpedo tubes. Her spood is 162 knots. easts. The general-impression to-be derived from the remarks of the Acting Principal Civil Madical Officer is that, while the teatre destruction of mosquitors is in the presumt state of our knowledge impossible of realisation, there is a ready means to check malaria to hand, which we have no We guarantee our Wines and Spirits Dexeuse for neglecting. We should like to See Dr. Bris's words generally taken to heart.

Emaller quantities and Sample bottles -will be supplied at proportionate wholesale

miles.

de gemine only when bought direct from us

in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Const Ports.

Six months leave of absence has been granted Itu larut. A. H. Stewart, Mungking Valenter

Corps

During the 24 hours ouling at nɔon on A. S. WATSON & CO., Saturday ony fresh case of small-pox (Chinese)

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On the 16th March, 1901, at 6, Nanking Boad, Shanghai, the wife of J. J. Junan, of W NOR

was reported,

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II. M. S. Ladymios played a fareweli-hockey match against the Indian Brigade on Friday last at Kowloon, at 450 p.m. rasulting in a victory for the Naval team by 7-goal to 3. The game was a very fast one throughout. The Naval officers combined well together, and played a good open game; they all worked hard to win this their last, kors. The Indian

Brigada team were comewhat weak in contins.

tion, owing to want of practics.

The Hos. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and, Nethersale Hospitals bags to acknowledge with thanks the following donations to the funds of the Hospitals:-

Reiss & Co.

D. Saxton, Sone & Co.

$100 160

E. D. Sassoon & Co

100

Jardine Mathison & Co.

50

250

Arnhold, Karbieg & Co.

alowitz & Co. Rev. T. Wright...

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Ming Yong-ik, ono of the Corean elite, who lias resided many yours in Hongkong and Shanghai, has been deprived of his position as adopted son of Ming Seung-he, nu the ground of his refusal to return to Cores and perform the duties of that position, and because of his failure to assume mourning after the demise of thig Queen.

Two Chinamen arrested in Shanghai, by the French police on a charge of piracy have Deived senteners of twelve months imprison aut. They were connixtei mure or hus with the remarkable band (nhout which we have aiready given a few lines from the Edo de Chine) which guarantors ships travelling on this Yangtze against pimey but is more than The head of this suspected of piracy itself. society is said to be European.

General J. F. Bell has announced that nearly 21,000 estives have sworn allegiance to the Cited States in his district (the first district, Northern Luzon). At Los Banos. Lagaan, lpto insurrecios are reported coming in fust to join the franch of the Federal Party now being organised there. Coral Trias and his staff have surrendered unconditionally in Cavite, and the General has promised to use his effort for chain url other articles on the previous evening peace and harmony. The Americans appear to from John Callizune of the Naval Yard. The gaining ground very rapidly. latter had invited Burke to his home, and had offered him a bus for the night. Afterwards when all in the house ware asleep, the glared one got up, rifled his bonefactor's pockets, and left the house. The watch and chain was re covered in a pawnshop where Bucks hat deposital them for $7. A merchanm pipe, and

Saturday's rain had the effect of spoiling the match which was to have been played between the Hongkong Cricket Club had the Navy.

A semaan of H. M.S. Centurion, damed Burkh, Mr. W. Chathura. Acting Director of Public was arrested in the Qu'en's Rond yesterday Works, has been appointed member of the ring by the Master-at-Arms of the flagship Cim, leh March, 1901, at the General Ho pital, Shanghai, RoneT CURSON, late For Executive and Legislative Councils viry Mr. Ron a large of having stolen a silver traich and Carpenteral Burnham, Heyd & Coj's cosmopolitan | D. Ormsby, resigned. Dex, aged 24 years.

DEATH,

The Daily Press.

The steamer Plagsvry, formerly owned by the Cling Mutual Steamship Co. aevording to vices receivel in Hongkong hus been sold to the Frank Waterhouse .. Limited, and will run in the future between Seattle and EMoil as the first stermor of a line to be or

ganised on the other side.

WONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VEUX ROAD Cl. LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STREET,

HONGKONG, 25th March, 1901

At the dose of the hearing of a charge of

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The report, which is printed in the flowera-highway robbery in the police court on Friday, her missing articles have not yet bon

and after the defendant charged for the offence had been liberated from the duck. Counsel for the defence applied for compensation on behalf of his client for what he maintained was a Apart from the pain.

euuse.

Hongkong Police Force, lied in hospital at sight o'clock on Saturday morning from heart

covered.

wit

In H.B.M. Supreme Court for China and Japan at Shanghai, Chief Justice H. S. Wil- kinson, on the 19th lust, delivered a long and exhaustive interlocutory judgment in the suit of Pickwond & Co. v. the Shangker Mercury The action, it will be remembered, was insti- tuted, inter alia, to ascertain whether the plaintiffs, who are the proprietors of the North- “China Daily News, had any remedy against the changhai Mercury for publishing their new telegrams either on the day of publication or the evening following. There were three iw nes framed, and the tourt in answer to the first and second held that essing the statements in the petition to be true, the plaintiffs were entitled under the Copyright Acts, as extended to British subjects in China, to the relief claimed, -but-us to the thiul sau thay hud no remedly by civil process by virtue of the order in Council of February 2nd, 1899. The costs of the ap pliction would he costs in the cause. Cow

on the above, the NC. Daily News menting remake It will be seen that we have gained the first and most important stage in the action we were obliged to take to protect ourselves from a contiuunace of the piratical proceedings from which we have been so long sufferers."

CANTON.

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AN UNOFFICIAL VERSION A privato telegram, heweyer, states tha Botha took strong objectioi, to Sir Alfred Milner.

GENERAL NEWS.

-London, 23rd March, 11:55 p..

ANARCHY AT MARSEILLES. Murse lles is in a state of anarchy through the labour troubles. 10,000 troops are now stationed in the town.

REUTERS SERVICE.

LONDON, 21st March. ——— BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA.

Three Dutch Colorful bat been executed. & De Aar for train wrecking.

Sharp skirmishes baye ucenrred between

Colonels De Liste and Garlings's columns and Kritzinger's Commando. The Boors, who were well mounted, and armed with British rifles, retreated.za

The British have eracnated Veels, the garrison joining General Cainpball a "column which has had heavy fghting coming from and returning to Standerton, Te hadred sick und wounded Cornwalle havo sriced, at Gibraltar

LONDON, 21st March.

GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA IN CHINA

[FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT..

Canton, 23rd March. The two 10,500-ton, 18-knot, twin-serer

EDUCAȚIONAL REFORM IN KWANGIUNG. steamirs, the Siberiu and Korau, which have been

Upan the joint memorial of His Excellency building for the Pacific Mail Co., will shortly be ready to take the places of the City of Peking the Viceroy Tao and the Provincial Governor and the unfortunate City of Rio de Janeiro. Tuk, Imperial sanction has been granted to Each can carry 200 first-class passengers, and establish colleges and schools in Kwangtang

Lord Lansdowne stated in the House of Lords each cost £100.000. The Pacific Mail steamer for the teaching of both foreign tongues and Per which was to take the place of the ill-Chinese to the native youth; in the large fated Rin will not stean direct to Hongkong districts colleges will be autablished and in the that the British and Russians had ngreed to to teko her ples on the eastern run, us was at small ones schools, where smart and intelligent withdraw their troops from the area in dispate first arranged.

studenta will lo nimitted and educated, and at Tientsin, reserving the question of the owner- after a course of study be chosen by examina. ship of the land for anhseguent examination. tion for Government service. With this im

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in view, there will be no literary examination

It is also parpesel-to-abolish the military

Last Monday week three samen (two Grecks and an Italian) severely assalted the first and second officers of their ship, the four-master in any of the villages for this year. Roads. In response to the mutiny signul a examination, us a step towards reform, and in- pinnace from H.M.S. digerine put off and took stead of tenebing shooting with bows and ar- the men ashore. They were placed before Cap-rows and the hauling and lifting of large tais Beldero, R.N., in the Marine Court on the and heavy swords and blocks of stone, gun and following day, and sentenoad to 12 weeks' in-ride exercises will be substitated. prisouvent for disobeying lawful commands, and 12 weeks. for the assault, the sentences to ran consecutively.

LONDON, 2d March.

BRITISH SOUTH AFRICA. Boths, the brother of the Commandant was killed at Dornberg, and his two sons wounded. The Boers in the Orang River Colony have. disbanded and scattered. De Wet is near Heilbron

THEATRE ROTAL.

went Gazette of Saturday's dete, of Dr. J.

The return of deaths in the colony during BELL, Acting Principal Civi} Medical Officer

the month eaded 29th February shows total for this Colony, contains some remarks on

of 460, of which 26 were in the European and the matter of malarial fever which should

Foreign Community (Civilians 17. Army 9. he read by all in Hongkong. During the trumped-up charge. past year 374 cases of this destructive feverance and suspense the dedant had been and 43 in the Chinese Community. 141 have been treated, na against the 469 treate7 / put to in the mitter, Counel diserved that the deaths wore day to class affctious and G6 10 Calcutta, as she was lying in the Singapore polies had been called upon in a wholly an- fevers, including cases of malaria.. 14 of in 1899, and the study of the disease has necessary manner to furnish reports, and make plague, and 5 of small-pox. Among the rates received a great impetus here its elsewhere. enquiries on subject of the large which had of death in the different registration districts the principal were as follows:-British and A large amount of speculation has arisen caused additional expenditure and labour for

Foreign Civil Population 21.8 per 1000 per over the best means of getting rid of mos- ne reason whatever. Mr. Hazelanul said de

sunum: Chinese Community, Victoris, Land"

ONE WAY OF CONDUCTING BUSINESS, quitoes since the confirmation by Dr. regarded the application as a regnest for him

A wheelboat thung Wo, plying between Sun- MANSON and others of the discovery that to decide at action for malicious pressention, 21.9. Harbour 247: Chinese, whole Gulony,

ui und Kongmun, was attacked by pirates st mosquitoes can and do give malaria to man and the rule of law with reference to sack Laud 18.5. Boat 23.1, Land and Bust 16.3;

Hokeo, Shuntak district, about the end of last kind. Dr. B. Bays that personally he actions was that there was on the defendant British: Foreiga aud Chinese (oxcluding Acay

Tele ratos to the Japanese native papers Chinese year, and the Shantuk Magistrate sent

The Dallas Co., gavy a very succesful third is of opinion that a great deal more known the case in piut, who would be the plaintiff and Navy) 19.5

in the action, to show that criminal steps bud

state that a conference of the foreign Ministers his deputy or sciyuin to make an examination performance of The French Maid on Saturday ledge is required of the life Listory of these en taken without reasonable and probable Mr. Charlie Taylor, of the Taylor-Care ngton was helt on the 12th inst. in Toking. The of the place where the piracy took place, for night, the house belig, full again, ad incores insets before there will be inch chance

He dismissed the application,

Theatrical Company, in a letter to á Japan question of the punishment of district officials verification of the facts. On the 6th inst. this and bonnets much in evidence. The pur- journal writes thus four riksha men" I

was considered. The Russian Minister object.wrthy deputy took with him a secretary, a formers had settled down to their parts, ond the of doing any perumanent good-in-this dire

Sergeant lark, a well-kuowa member of the tion. Dr. THOMSON's report," he says,

may say that during my tour of the

previously agreed to in principle. The in- to the locality to make examination, the wheel. of The French Maid had disappested. To- "on the prevalence of anopheles confiring

East I have had considerable experience to the punishment of the officials, which was number of police, and ranners, and proceeded few defects we scticed in the first performance the fact that on their presence or absence

with that class of gestry-in Ceylon, Pon-denity matter will be discussed at the next mat there awaiting him, after which they night The Gay Parisienne is staged for the failure. The deceased, who had formerly been

aug. Singapore, Hongkong, Cauton, Masas, conference of the foreign representatives. The started on their return trip to Shuntak. The first time in Hongkong, and the booking proves “depends the number of cases of fever in a

arzuber of the Dundee Folies Force, in which Shanghai, Nagasaki, Yokoinuma, and here in Mainichi says that the indemnity affair, which captain of a flower-bost tied his boat with a that the anxioly to sap this play is great The "given locality. Perhaps some energetic body he saw three sus service, arrived in the Tokyo; and my opinion is that for downright was referred to a special cenumittee, is reported ropo to a rotten stanchion of the wheelboat, and cast is a large one and gives savent of the

entomologist anay turn up in the Colony colony on 17th December, 1881.

had up to now. The two leading parts being is who will devote his time to ascertaining keen interest in his duties, and, combining other insence and fascality the Hongkong rikisha to have made such progress that it is now pos told her Captain to take the flower boat in tow meaibons opportun tias each at thay have not takes the pedestal. Ivories and sible to arrive at a cough estimate. The estiOn the way the stanchion broke, and by force of hands of Me and Mrs. Dallas, we can rest "more about the breeding places and time good qualifles with kuowledge of Chinese, insults you if you don't ride in his seldcle: he mate will he submittal shortly.

the waves the flower-boat capsize, throwing her assured of a highly artistic rendering of each and other facts commented with their mode was rapidly promoted, till he finally attained

occupants, the mandarin included, into the rire Mra. Dallas has not en soen in a part worthy of living, for in this direction lies some

On the loth just. Mr. Robert Love, manager The captain and some of the crow of the wheel- the rank of sergeant. The deceased was for a noys and overcharges you if you do. As a "bope of keeping them under. The total considerable time stationed in the New Territory class, jinrikisha-men are bad, bat the yellow

of the party under Captain terror of Hongkong is just too awful for of Haraston's Circus, and an employee were boat immediately jamped into the water and of her undoubted talents for some time now,

brought ap before Judge Bishop at Manila, and destruction of such a large family as the Superintendent May which was surrounded and words except bad sword.

role. The Guy Forisarne holds the boards “mosquitu seems to me an almost impose-fired upon on 16th April, 1899, on the occasion

floed $50 and $5′ respectively for preventing the succeeded in saving them, with the exception of and it will be good to hear hur in a congenini ble undertaking, and, though in individual of the taking over of the New Territory.

The NC. Daily News, after considering entrance of some native policemen into the Cirene renner who was drowned. On his arrival for three sights, and on Thursday we have our cas. Mr. Love explains that he had previously the captain of the wheelboat was arrested, put old favourite The Geishi which should crowd cases some good may be done I do not Sergeant Clark was credited with bringing Captain Superintendout May's report on our think much hope can be held out of way down the first man of the rebellious Chinese police force in 1963, says It rather surprises requested that no native police be sent to the in prison, and forced to pay indemnity for the the Theatre nightly

the ordinary reader to learn that the Captain- theatre, as they were not needed, the force of life of the runner. large dimination in the cases of malaria His work in the New Territory brought on a "by destroying these pests." Dr. BELL sevore attack of malarial fever. From which he Superintendent reports of the Europeans that American police belog quite sufficient to keep

On the 20th inst, wheelboat left Shantak further adds, when dealing with the never fully recovered. Transferred to the Peak the conduct of the contigent was on the whole order. When the native police arrived, however, malarial cases among the Police force which district, Sergeant Clark was apparently bene good; of the Chinese contingent that it was on he asked them to station themselves outside and district with a cargo of silk for Canton to be were treated at the Government Civil sitting wonderfully by the pure uir of the higher the whole satisfactory; but one can quite easily regulate the traße and the passage of the ve delivered to foreiga firma in Shameen by native Yokohama on Friday, the 2nd inst. p.m., for altitudes, when his constitution suddenly broke understand that he considers the conduct of the hielas. When the native lieutenant arrived he merchants. Ou her way she saw the steam launch Indian contingent was far from satisfactory, felt abused that bis man should be kept outside Fakes steaming towards and close upon her Hospital: The confirmation of the malaria-

down, and on Thursday, 21st inat, he was mosquito theory early in the year held out admitted to the Government Civil Hospital, We note that no arrest was made in three out and set about securing thent au entrance. Mr. An order was shouted to the launch to clear off of four cases of murder. Virtue and goodness Bands, the employes, then sheyed his instruc. but the latter would not. Suspecting that the great theoretical hopes that the disease where he died on Saturday morning. He was would soon be much diminished, but on

about 27 years of age, and unmarried. The are, after all, merely a question of comparison. tions, and prevented the men's entrance I was a piratical lanach, as is so often the case, NY, K. steamer Rosella Maru Ane mature considération I do not think very funeral took place at Happy Valley on Saturday That the Captain Superintendent should pro- regard to tho colony line," Mr. Love says it the wheelbost opened fire and shot dead a gtralian Line) loft Nagasaki for this port on the much good can be expected in the direction, afternoon at half-past three, and was well at- especially in the New Territory where idealiended by his old comrades of the Police Fores.

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A SUSPECTED PIRATE.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The C. P. R. steamer Empress of Japan left Vancouver, B. C

The N. 1. K. steamer Mitko, duru (B mbay Line) left Shimonoseki for this port on the 22nd inst., and is expected to arrive here on the 20th lust

nounce as he does speaks ill for the local does not exist, as the natives may go freely toon board the launch. The case in ender in 22nd inst, and expected to arrive here on this

| 28th inst vestigation, both parties slaining damages. may part of the house, standard by which the police ure judged,