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siderations, and the individual hardships cannot but be lost sight of to the general welfare of the community.

The German ganboat Luche arrived from Canton yesterday.

THE BONGKONG DAILY PRŪSS,

The insnroots in the Philippines being at an end, the process of emptying the military

sachcombers for Hongkong? prisons is going on. Does this mean more

Mr. Le Mesnríer, the ex-divil servant of Ceylon, whose conversion to Mehammedanism caused so much sensation, has succedead in his

tibel caso sgsint the Ceylon Independent, on appeal. Damages are dred at £1,500, and the

costs will probably incremes this three-fold -

American enterprise has grown particularly Lotive la Colombia now that Lostilities have ccased, and already concessions have been secured for asphalt and goll mines and for the

obtained for exclusive navigation of the rivors.

SATURDAY, JULY 1210, 1902

TELEGRAMS.

*DALLY PRESS" SERVICE.

FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.}

FAR EASTERN AFFAIRS.

LONDON, 10th July, 7.20 p.m.

JEWS AND COSSACKS IN

MANCHURIA.

A new Busium edict excludes all Rassion

Bismarck & Co. have removed their office to rubber industry. A concession has also been Jews from Manchuria, and admits foreign

Nos. 18 and 19, Connaught Road Central, nar Blake Pier.

Members of the Hongkong Rifle Association are to compete to-day for the long-range cup and spoons-weather permitting.

Owing to the prevalence of cholere in Sarawak (though no Europeans have been attacked) fish and pork aro kapossible to procure, and fowls are the staple food.

Acting on behalf of the owners of the ss. Kate, Messm. Hughes & Hough yesterday disposed of the Ban Hop Cheung junk for $11,000. The buyers were Chinese.

Four fatal play case were reported upto noon yesterday. A body (Chinese) was found in Cross Street, two cases oconred in Queen's Road Central (1 Chiness, 1 Japanese), and a Chinese case was discovered in Third Street.

Bir J. Mackay, Sheng Kung-gao and Lu CLARET, SHERRY AND PORT Hai-ban, British and Chinese Tariff Commis.

AUSTRALIAN WINES

The death is announced from London at the

age of 71 of Mr. Thomas Scott, the hand of the firm of Guthrie & Co. The firm dates back to the year 1821, and in 1851 Mr. Thomas Soott came out assistant to Singapore, the partners of the firm boing thon James Guthrie and J. J. Groenshields.

A Bimla despatch, dated Jane 23, says :-In consequence of the prevalence of dengue fever in the 53rd Burma Infantry, it has been oiled for that regiment to stand fast at Rangoon, the 32nd Burma Infantry proceeding from Mandalay to China Instead, while the 31st goes from China to Mandalay.

official (whatever that may be) now visiting The Straits Times mys that a vory Sizwese

Singapore states that all the trouble on the

Jews only when their national passports are supplemented by triple permits from the Russian Ministers for Foreign Affairs, Finance, and the Interior. The Cossack settlements along the Manchurian railway are receiving free grants of land, with exemption from taxes for twelve years.

THE CORONATION,

Taxnos, 10th July, 7.20 p.m.

PROBABLE DATE,

POLICE COURT.

Friday, 11th July,

BATORE MR. F. A. HaBuLAND POLICH MAGISTRATE).

REVIEWS.

Mammy's Reminiscences, and Other Sketches, By MARTHA 8. GIRLOW of Alabama. Now York, A. S. Barnes & Co.

COBONATION THIRVES, It is a fact well known amongst the police at any rate that number of thiores came down from Canton and elsewhero in China recently In anticipation of a rich harvest in the Colony during the Coronation celebrations Dlaap pointed in the postponement of that historical erect, they turned their hands to anything that whenever the opportunity offered. One of the came their way, and pilfered wherever and

fraternity broke kutoa Chiren drolling house in Man Hing Late quite recently and stole money and clothing to the value of 817 Emboldened by mccess be next entered a Chinese broker's house at 49, Hollywood Road, and decamped with $50 worth of oisthing, but pawn the articles. The pawnbroker's suspiciona where he came to grief was when he canayed to |

were immediately soused, and he held on to the Cantonese expert whilst an assistant summoned the polios.

The housebreaker got s month's hard about It may be lind at Mary Kully & Watt's. on each charge.

Is this volamo Mes. Gislow has colisted the uany plantation sketches, the recitation of which from the unblic platform has made her fomous over all America. There is no doubt that the old-time family negroes" of the Southern Statan kave been and am grossly exaggerated, if not misrepresented, in the ordinary minstrel sketches with which the public is familiar: the authors mission is to enable her, in her work as a public reader, to impersonation of the Mammy" and "Daddy." present a correct and natural dmmatio

the devoted foster parents of the children of the Bouthern States. Most readers who are not familiar with the prototypes will. we are afraid, have some dificulty in following thediak et; but, that difficulty once warmonuted, there is no end to the store of humour and

sketches. One of the poetical pieces, a lullaby pathos and broad fun which characterise all the

called Blow, Lil' Breese, Blow," in set to very pretty masio. The book will be fou most interesting by lovers of quaint literature-

BODY DUMPING For removing the dead body of a Chinese male child without the sanction or direction of the Secretary of the Sanitary Beard, Tan Chin a coolle of no fixed abode, was fined 2100 of

The First Man in the foon By H. G. WELLS.

London and Bombay, George Bell and Sons.. antenatic style. The highest form of fictional THIS is novel written to Mr. Wein's cha writings is not achieved by the methods which here come to be associated with the author's

It is expected that the Coronation will be in default, two mouthu' hard labour. Ciream. As Carlyle said of Scott's hero of the

REUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 9th July,

Stamess side of the Mekong is now at an end. held on the 9th August. That is so far as Siamese territory is concerned but within the so-called “neutral zone” there and is always likely to be turmoil and unrest. & Dumfries gentleman resident in the West Indies wrote home on May 21, giving an socount of the behaviour of the negroes who escaped destruction at Martinique. Ha seys the blacks wero rejoicing because the white men were all dead, and when two ships landed with provisions the crews found them dancing and singing, with bands playing,

stances necessitated his going to prison.

THE ZHEFT FROM AN ARMY OFFICEE-

boff jerkin and the picturesque adorament of On Thursday we reported that Lient-Collsss to be oodatud upon as a powerful character fandal-day accoutrementa, that, he was infinitely, Baillie, commanding the 22nd Bombay Infantry than the same man denuded of his savage had notified to the police at Tsimshateni station errory and independently of it portrayed, so it the loss of a gold finger-ring and some

may be mid of Mr. Wells's wora; he never for- money. The ring, be mid, was worth two makes the somewhat spealous sad tiring manner pounds sterling, but its value ky

which ha hac employed from the first of trusting fact that it was ab heirloom and

for effect to the wildly Imaginative and the swiał Sergeant.

rather than to the characterisation and group. that reason was greatly priso Lamont, of the Kowloon pollee, made enquiries which resulted in the arrest of in Inding of real men and women. To the nascenstom

ed palate there was a certain relialı about such of The graduates of the Irish Universities havetler formerly employed in the 2nd, but his earlier books as 'hen the Sleeper Awaken | They slected a negro governor, who lat.themagnetted Lord Roberts in London, and now without a situation. The ring, Sergeant at satialy omse befora long on such I do as they please. They looted St. Pierre and presented him with silver cup. This is the Lamont learnt, had been sold to a goldsmith abulum. The Firth Han in the Moon may

first personal tribute Lord Roberts has soospted some obtained largo hauls.

| since his return from Beath Affles.

sioners, after having had an interview with Viceroy Lin Kang-yi at Nanking, laft that portin for Wachang on the 5th instant, for an inter- view with Viceroy Uhang Chih-tung.

The British Press, discussing the question of the fudustrial and commercial development of China and Cores, cordially welcomes the ile of Japan's assumption of the leading part, "The Finest Beer brewed in America." according to a London telegram to Kobs. The London Press also notes with satisfaction the prospective increase of the Japanese Nusy,

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MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S PROGRESS, Mr. Chamberlain is progressingsatisfactorily and is expected to be able to leave the hospital to-day.

LORD ROBERTS BANQUETTED.

LONDON, 9th July.

PRINCE KOMATSU IN FRANCE. Prince Komaten ha inspected the great French military school at Saint-Cyr.

THE KING'S HEALTH. His Majesty's progress continues quinter- The wound is slowly healing rupted, He sleeps well and is gaining strength.

WATSON & CO. It was hoped that not only Hongkong, but also Kobe should be able to send a cricket LIMITED,

team to Shanghai this satumn. It appears bowever, that not only Kobe bus even Kabe and. Yokolisma combined cannot raise a team, Fro bably the fact that the Toterport Cricket Match taken place in Kobe in the autumn is partly reponsible for the inability of the lead Clab to send a team to Shanghai. Altogether, a Shang- hai cricket week asems improbable this year, for eren Hongkong is a very doubtful visitor.

By kind permission of Major Berger and offlours, the hand of the Hongkong Regiment will play at the Hongkong Hotel to-night from vigorone remarks The Singapore Free Press 8 to 0.30 o'clock. Programs

refers to the articles in which we have pointed Narch King Cotton

Bouns Overture...... The Exiles

out the folly of the "expansionist” policy agitet Garver, Selection “Rominiscences of all Nations" Godfreyed for at Singapore, and in which we have drawn Waltz..."Sourira d'Avril Depot attention to the consequences which would Fantasia

Canadian Air" .............. Barwood

fellow to British Far Eastern fifterests if the Morrintent

Wood

integrity of Siam be met maintalund, or, stil French passion. The Singapore writer mora, supposing Bangkok should ever become

airily remarks that “for a wild chlmers this is

MR. CHAMBERLAIN'S PROGRESS hard to best, and it is sincerely to be hoped that Mr, Chamberlain, looking pale, and with his for her own peace of mind France will not had bound, has been taken from Charing Cross dream woh dremiful nightmares." This only hospits! He is cheerful, and programing confirms what has been on the face of it favourably. Perfect quietness is essential t apparent--that the Singapore agitators dep't his speedy recovery, really know what they are doing, and are simply | MARRIAGE OF SIE EVELYN WOOD'S incapable of appreciating the mischief they have made and are still making. They want to gratify their own ambitious in the Malay Poniurals, and can't see an isch farther before their noseS.

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HIFTHS:

On the 29th June, chinking, the wife of

J. D. DI LA TovoEs, of a son,

On the 1st July, at 10, Queen Street, Singa- pore, the wife of ADRIAN D'COTTA, of a daughter On the 4th July, at Pao Shu Ta (Hangohow), the wife of Clemens Para, I.M. Curtoms, Hang ehow, of a son.

DEATH.

On the 1st July, at Buitenzorg, Tanglin JOAQUIN FARNICH Joaquim, F.L.G.8; Barrister- at-law, aged 40 years.

The

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HONGKONG OFyton:14. Das Verrux Road Cl.

LONDON OFFION: 181, FLEET STREET, EC.

HONGKONG, 12th July, 1902.

THOSE who are interested in the future

welfare of Hongkong, and it may be presumed that all residents in this Colony

voted for a

At the West London police court, on the 6th ult, the summons which the Earl of Shrews. bory and Talbot had caused to be issued against

obtained to search the place. The ornament 14, Queen's Road West, and a warrant was

could not be found, however, and the only raselt. of the investigations made by the police was the fading of some silver plated outlery amongst the Indian butler's effects. His explanation of how he came to poses the stuff was that he bought it from a Chinamism whom he did not know and could not therefore Identify, but this statement was not deemed satisfactory, and he arrested on a charge of unlawtel possession,

The defendant came up on remand, and so satisfactorily explained he possession for the cutlery that he was discharged.

Interesting by those who have not yet drank of have many readers, and doɑblisse will be found Wellass food. Further than that we cannot go. On my familiar lines the story is told of a wonderful trip taken to the moon by a couple of adventarers who have discovered a means ofɛ serial travel, and of mysterions happenings during their sojourn among the Selenites and the moon-calves. Mr. Wells's imaginative power, at any rate, show no sign of dealine.

to which, when called before his Worship, he Timothy's Quest. By KATE DOUG 49 pleaded not guilty

WIGGIN, London, George Ball & Sus, M. WI00 as already stealnod to some degree of literary celebrity by har Penelope' Experiences. This Intest coinma ise simple BEACHCOMDER.

I le story arinoing many of the mathorem's Slowly but none the law surely the beach- | best qualities as s rovelint. The plot voncerus gumbers running 1 oss in the Colony are being unple of Loudon walls, farmed-out children, “ roped in” by the police, suse the number now bruaglit up among the most squalid gurround- The wedding of Sir Evelyn Wood's daughter, on the visitors' book of the house of detention | laga. The mites stach out on their travele to Sir Edward Blonuf, K.C.B., was solemnisst has been augmented by the committal thereto | sious, the murrative of thei; "wanderinge mot in London to-day. The gobete included | of C. G. Anderson, of Denmark, who is a sailor subsequent fortunes is well sustained to the General Sir F. R. Wingate, K.CB, ète. etc; at present without employment. Birdar of the Egyptain Army, and Slatin Fasha, Inspector General of the Soudan provinces.

DAUGHTER

LONDON, 9th July.

BEFORE ME. J. E. KEMY (ACTING POLICE MAGISTEATR).

THE KOWLOON MICKARA, GOOLIE, S

A telegram dated Eangoon, June 14th, says: Mr. N. Nakamuns, Japanese explorer, after a tour in his own country, and after climbing Mount Fuji, the highest peak in Japan, and travelling in Cores and China, Eism, Tonquin, Mr. Lawrence Waterbary, a member of au and the Staite has arrived here from Penang Amercian team of pola players, for ill-treating Hefwill remain in Barma for three months, and then visit India, Tibet, Central Asia, Europe, a pony, cams on for having before Mr. Rose. Africs, and return home via America, Australia, seemed that Mr. Waterbary took part in and the Pacific islands. He started on tour the International Pelo match, which was on 28th August last, and has undertaken to played at Hurlingham on the previous finish it in five years,

Saturday, and having worn spurs, forbidden by the rules of the club, was alleged to have A Northern vernacular paper states that the entailed great suffering to the pony by cutting Empress Dowager does not think the palaces its flanks. Mr. McLeod desiredo to say that in the Forbidden City, Peking, grand or

since the Isatte of the minimong the captain of spacious enough for the foreign lady gucate the American team had communicated, with from the Legations, and has, therefore, recently Lord Shrewsbury, and his lordship felt satisfied- ortared the Board of Revenue to provide Tis, that whatever happened occurred in the natura 200,000 for repairing Yuenmingyuan Falace, excitement of the occasion, and that it was not CIFATRE'S CIRCUS IN HONGKONG, where she intends to hold her futurs rocoptions. likely to occur again. He therefore desired for provid Probably a short, luxuriously appointed rail" these weasons to withdraw the summons. Mr. Chaire's new Indian Circus has arrived in Way will also be constracted for the conveyance Ross allowed that course to be adopted.

the Colony from Singapore and will make a of the Empress Dowager herself and her guests betwe.n Peking and the so-called Summer and exports for 1901 have been published the first perforniance will be given in the Cirous but unless he has

The Straite Settlemouts returns of imports three-days stay here. Tonight at 9 o'clock the defects of the owls imports of merchandise in 1900 are $200,394,654 against $292,910,187 in 1901 This shows an

TIENTSIN TO BE EVACUATED.

The officer commanding the 10th Bombay The efforts of the Honourable John Hay, Infantry and Mr. P. T. Crip, inspector of United States Secretary of State, mede in buildings. Pallic Works Department, prode accordance with the recent appeal of China toented a couple of ricksha-coollen for refusing Ameries to use her dod ofices with the Powers to accept them as passengers. The epistate to secure their evacuation of Tientsin, have been successful, and the foreign Generale will forthwith receive instructions to evacuate the town

Palace.

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LORD METHUEN'S HOME COMING.

General Lord Methuen has arrived at Bouth - ampion,

dustituted by for want of

were lodged with Inspector Viamson, but neither complainant appeared at the Police Court, each sending his boy to give evidence against the defendanta In the cass of the officer a conviction was sec ‚ed and the defen- dant finad 35, but for the Mr. Chip the prosecution. conclusive.evidenca, and the he was under hue by was discharged. – Insp stated his willingness to deve as care as are possible

vilion, which has been created in Kowloon of aggrieved civilians it is obvious Badjoining Punjab Buildings, within easy distance efforts must fail,

of the furry wharf. The Ciroos, has been

His Worship passed solence of six weeks

LONG CHASE

The St. Petersburg Stitt rerantly published increase in silver value of $2,415,515 in 1901 highly praised wherever it has appear d, and an exhaustive article deploring the inadequacy Sterling values show a decrease of £167,535, doubtless will be, extensively patronized it in the then Hing Theatre on Thursday night, of the docking accommodation at Port Arthur The exports in 1900 are given as being Hongkong. One of the chief Items in the pre- and extracted $5.20. He was clumsy, however, A Chinaman cut open a compatriot's pocket may be put in this class, will be glad to see and the lack of an ice-free naval station, com- 850,916,300 against $256,773,550. Comparison that the Bay Board on Thursday polling Russian ships to winter in Japanese shows & silver increase, amounting to 85,877,261 gramme is the unique spectacle an Indian and the victim caught him in the net.

inspection of all harbours. The journal urges that it is certain in 1901, but a sterling decronss of PSIjaz Parrot loading and fring a miniature gan, passengers arriving in this Colony from the Port Arthur and Vladivostok and sees many and exports of merchandize compared 1900 elephants, ponies, horses, monkeys, dogs and

that during hostilities Japan would blockedLast year marks tans increases in boot Besides the customary equestrian and acrobatic hard labour, China coast and neighbour. This sinister possibilities in the present situation.

acts the attractions include trained lions, tigers, step has been taken in accordance with the It declares that (6 is an absolute necessity for Singapore merchandise importa rose frudeks. An afternoon performanos will be given recommendations of Professor SIMPSON, who assia to naquire a fresh point d'appui on the Penang's imports fell off by a little under four

3225,774.399 in 1900 to $231,674,307 in 1901 to-morrow. has just left us. Buch a measure bash Pacific Coast, preferably at Macam. Its to millions of dollars. The merchandise exports frequently advocated by us in the past, but, be presumed that the Sure has never heard of from Singapore swelled from $185,788,122 in owing principally to the strenuous opposition the phrase "the integ.

1900 to $194,810,209 m 1901 Then exported from Singaporu in 1001 was valued at

of the Chinese in the Colony, it has not

of Cures.

the law. It is proposed, should the recom mendation of the Sanitary Board be endorsed the reduction of the amount of the dividend. One ing complaints from the shareholders over

arriving in Hongkong Harbour which de man, attended a little more to business and 6

83 treasure show

Jaunary

end gud makes good riding.

The Childerbridye Mystery By Guy Booruer. London and Bombay, George Bell & Sous. TENISTAKABLY stamped with the Boothby die, The Childerbridge Mystery shows inse. of th weaknesses than of the excellencies which belong to the writings of the creator of Nikois. Its plot is thread-bare with mnoh usu (so far site com

onents are congrued) by inany writers. A wealthy ranch-farmer back to Furloud from Australia, a country house, a ghost legend and raccros pramoge: these are the author's inaim stock-in-trade with a tragedy and a thin love story thr n. But whatever may be Its writted by Me Boothby, and he sed of the art of imparting eleton, of a plot of com- Anton on ha batold hi the present volumte is BAY MAY One cannot gå for a Actional re- ziode to-day) of that the author has at aknown mountains

Another Chin ufef who snatched a 315 hair-pin from the end of a married woman was chstad for nearly a quarter of a mile along the other street before he was captured by a Chinese dis

ergest of police (122) He was sent to guel for two months

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BOTEZES. London,

* Is now in the Mrs lugan enlargáð form,

to the appendie maring elecing lighting and required by the

nktions of the Board of been made as well to the contents, among others being Be patent food pumps. sted thronghont, Mesira. Cali, Cifuego, silow plates Belgiing set, electrio Ight and many others.

the pages. On the exo-lience of

A PHILIPPINES RENEGADE.

Bhavor, 25 Joseph Hale, a man who deserted from

to be pub The annual meeting in June, of the company $38,696 482—an inorance of nearly $213 Company of the Eighth Infantry, on its Desks Post is respoble For the following alen

The Loa'on cormependent of the Leverpool motors been pessible to make such inspection known as "Liptop, Ld," produced some info over 1800. Penang exports decressed by nustly Laguna, and who joined the insurgent forces Tendon subarb found the monotony of their las old parts of the work it needless to

1901, while stationed at Bay in story-The ondupasis of an om ibas in a millions of dollars. The inclusion of under the name of Horry Horst Almon and journey broken one morning recently by the oneras wall recognised Wherevor. by the higher authoritics, that all vesselsman said that if Sir Thomas Lipfos, the chilf trade of the Colony of almost the sades to follow fús example, exsped the night an his head, "Pritty sits a looks don Ghon | Bà brooder has given his

show. we gross import and export and pawphlets calling upon his forme comentry of a fail femal accompanied by a small mire engineers are, M., Sothern's succes

boy, who, in plaon of but, wore an iron sERSONAL

not carry on board medical officers shall be little less to yachting, the conditions, would be The igaroa for 1901 are 89,274,01 hose here he had been confined since Novembar, sit while the lad tid to hide bis binabas Clangów, au 'amversal repmation which this dollar value in this yeare un comparison of 30th Jane from the Quartal do E paua, market the woman when she had taken her Engine Callogs in Bridge Street, visited by one of the local boarding officers improved. Other shareholders loudly danced for 1900 stood at $599,706,988. Encouragement is hereby given to all the action of Sir Thomas in guing into the vessels arriving in Hongkong to carry their liquor business. Sir Thomsa Lip on's gift of own medical officers and thus prevent the company's advertising expenses was also unnecessary delay after reaching this port: triticised, a shareholder, wid moarks of By this it is hoped that the early introdne Pproval declaring that he did not meat to be tion of plague into the Colony may be bolstered as by any men, or fo in the recipient ended on the morning of 1st July

of charity. Bir Thomas replied by saying that therekse effectively checked. But, noless the Chinese themselves help in the preventive measures,

CHOLERA IN MANILA.

The cholers report for the twenty-four hour

yek rapor

i was not too late for thin akareholders to 41, being the largest number: refuse the gift, but this offer found no takers, any one day. The number of deste it oun scarcely be hoped that so deadly a foe and eventually all the directors were re-elected high,

and the meeting passed a vote of thanks to Bir twanty-four hours The Thomas Lipton.

can be dealt with effectively. Fortunately it seems that part of the Chinese community

victims having sucsambad

provinces showed 253,new’zuen and 170

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