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INTIMATION.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, JULY 181, 1902.

at the drawbridge in the centre of the We understand that a new Portagnese woskly structure. But the very fact that the pipes | pace will be published in the Colony mon. would have to be laid along the sea-bed for The paper will probably be styled d'Verdade. this short space is suggestivo of the thought It is stated that Singapore will shortly beast that what is practicable over a short distance'] of a weekly sporting and illustrated newspaper.

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Captain C. Anderson, han, secretary of the local branch of the Nary League, sends o8 8 copy of the Navy League Guide to the Coronation Review. It te splendidly printed and illustrated and will make an excellent souvenir of the Review.

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THE WATER-METER QUESTION.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS.”

Hongkong, 10th July. 818-Because I do not understand I must LONDON, 17th July, 9.45 a.m. once more speak on behalf of the poor.

THE FRENCH AND MACAO, Lord Cranborne is informed that the We were in error in stating pesterday that report that the French flag has heim eisted the Volunteers had engaged in gun practice at Fehti, near Macao, has no foundation. from Belcher's The practice was carried t

HANKOW-CANTON RAILWAY- by one of the Royal Artillery Companies of the Garrison, and the officers of the Volunteer Corps were present in the fort as spastators.

of the channel: that the mains could be doubts on the subject, comments the Straits laid along the sea-bottom from the island to the mainlaud, independently of the viaduct. In this connection, it is interest

ng to learn that in the city of Amsterdam La Rehome of this nature is already in operation. Some outskirts of the city, situated on the opposite side of the Hiver Y, are supplied with water by means of three armoured, mains, each. 492 yards in Pet Dox. For Bot. length and of two inches inside diameter, laid across the river-bed. To serve the purposes-of Hongkoug, any such mains would require to be nearly four times longer and, we presums, of greater capacity than those which do service in Amsterdam. These are not insurmountable obstacles, however; and if the maios can be kept clear of the anchors of the shipping, there 14.40 1.20 seems to be no reason why Hongkong

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On the 9th fast, the steamer George Pyman caught fire at Tangkado, the forepenk being the part affected. The fire was overcome by the crew, bas one of the men, a Chinaman, was suffocated and another had to be removed to hospital. Steam was got up on the fire-flout and she went up to the Pyman before she could be recalled. Her services were not required. The origin of the fire in unknown.

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During the 24 hours ended at noon yester day 5 new cases of plague wate reporteil, 4 being fatal,

Eight Chinese houses in Angus Stroot, close

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thu subsidised steamer Ocean, belonging to It is reported, says the L. & C. Express, that

the Jalalt Company, now regularly calling d

BELGIAN CONCESSION......... The Brussels correspondent of the Express learns that a Belgian syndicate has acquired the Hankow-Canton railway concessiva.

GENERAL NEWS.

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LONDON, 17th July, 9,45 am

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THE AMERICAN COTTON CROP

The American Agricultural Department

and Carolines to Hongkong, leave Hongkong tarmes à favourite report. The cotton for Books Telhads and then proceed to the harbour of New Guinea. The Imperial Gov-crop promises to be the best for years. ornament has enhanced the subsidy for the Oceana,

The cruiser Astraea was paid off at Chatham on the 12th nit.. In the course of an account of her commission one of the crew says:-

from the celebrated firm of Messrs.to Elgin Bridge, Bingapore, werè costroyed by September, 1900, saw us at Salonica (Turkey),

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BIRTH.

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MARRIAGE

of M. J.-E. DA Cusua, of a daughter.

On the 10th June, at Frimley, Buerey, Capt. B. Mebovali, D.8.0., son of late J. McDovLL, of Hongkong, to MABEL CONSTANDS PENNINOTON.

DEATHS,

At Ancheurenco," near Brachios, Forfarshire, TBONAS SCOTT, Senior Farther of the firme Guthrie

The water pole match at the V.R.C. last night between teams of the Welsh Fusiliers and Royal Artillery ended in the crushing defeat of the latter by 10 to 0.

with the fleet, at which port order-pare signall- A statutory meeting of the Hongkong Landed to ma by the Commander-in-Chief, to prooved Investment Company was held at three o'clock to Chins to strengthen the squadron, as trouble yesterday afternoon at the offers, Victoria was boring At Bugs we wicked up the torpedo-boat destroyer, Janus, and took her in Buildinga.

tow for the same station, arriving at Hongkong on Trafalgar Day, 1900. On December 28th we proceeded te Shanghai as guardship and senior naval officer, remaining at that port until May, when, as the politiosi horizon was cloud log in Cores, wo were ordered to proceed to Chomnipo, Dr. McLeavy Brown having asked for a man-of-war to be present, na things were becoming serious. We remained there until everything was settled, and then proceeded to Amey, thenes to Hongkong, and finally back to Shanghai, at which port we received telegraphic orders to proceed home, We are now walling anxivasly for the Chins medal, which the Admiralty socas rather dubious about granting to the ship's company, as we appear to have serived a few hours late in the Yangten.

The fruit dealers in Hongkong are experiano ing a brick demand for pine-apples-a result, zo donbt, of the latter which appeared in our columns the other day showing the value of the fruit ar a digestive agent.

On the afternoon of the 9th inst. Shanghai was visited by a wind farm which fosted some ten minutes, during which the Settlements were

filled with dust. A resident out in selling boat was caught in it in the Seven Mile Beach, but fortunately had no mishap.

We are requested by the directors of Mesos. Campbell, Moors & Co., Ed, to state, for the Information of "A Shereholder." that they regret exceedingly that the annual meeting of the Company has not yet been beld. The reason for the delay will be fally explained at the meeting which will take place some time

next week.

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In spite of counter attractions during the summer in the shape of picnics and bathing parties, a large number of people were present last Wednesday at the New Farede Ground to listen to the muslo provided by the Band of the 10th Bombar Light Lufantry, under Band master Vaz. This was the first appearance of this band, and the programme submitted was very creditably executed and much appreciated.

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The German garrison in the Far East, by Imperial order, will soon undergo a diminution as well as a new organisation. The garrison will consist of two regiments of foot soldiers, each regiment formed of three battalions of three companies, an East Asistio corps of chasseurs a cheval, que East Asiatic horse battery, two East Asiatic mountain. batteries, a ditto company of pioneers, and Field Hospitals I and II. The rest of the present garrison will be recalled to Germany and will be dissolved. In 1911 the numbers of the contingent were fized at 4794 of all ranks. The reduction new contemplated provides for

• total of about 3,800, The field howitzer battery is to ratace to Germany, one field and one mountain battery remaining. The troops will be distributed as follows -One infantry battalion (about 410) în Tsingtau, 800 man in Shanghai, 300 in Peking, and 1,300 in Tientsin. The remaining tour companies of infantry will be posted between Poking and

and Shaabaikwad railway stations. This

original estimate of 24,800,000 marks for 1902 marked blade

REUTER'S SERVICE.

LONDON, 15th July.

- THE GOVERNMENT CHANGES. His Majesty at the audience on Friday last, conferred on the Marque of Salisbury the Grand Cross of the Victorian Order, with Star not in brillants.

The Rt. Hon. A. J. Balfour had an audienoo with His Majesty in the afternoon of the same day, and was then appointed Lord Frigg Beal,

THE PHILIPPINES COMMAND. General Chaffee will relinquish the command

of the American foresa in the Philippines on the 30th September, and will be succeeded by

General Davis.

the meter is examined at the end of the mouth and the tenant has marod, who will

pay for the water used? (4) It will be hard to guarantee that when people move they will not destroy the meters. I believe that because land- lords fear this they do not want to put metara | in their houses lost they should have trouble in the matter. Again if people have to carry from the streets, it would be difficult to outtmorate all the evils that wiltorise; as bonses of thres or four stories may be supposed to hare 49 or 519. people in each it must be necessary to have a street tap for every three or four houses; as there would be so many taps would not some people in- tentionally destroy the tax and let the water

to waste?

What is it that I do not understand P It is that the Government, having collected the rates from the people, and having prepared streets and lighting, police protection, and water for the benefit of the people, afterwards in the case of the most important thing, water, asks to make the poor either buy it, or else go and earry it, in order to get what they good. The Government always collects the rates, for these various items and it is not right to any that those who pay more as water-rates and use less than they pay for are losing and one whose rates are less but who use more water are gain ing. Arguing in this way they compel the poor to live in dear houses so as to get enough water to use; if they live in cheap house they mast either buy water or else go and carry enough for their needs. If comparisons are made on these Lines then there me other thing to discuss besides water. Seus men and women and sick people cannot go ont mush, and they use the reeds less than the poor who carry burdens

that they had these bardships. Now I bave and wolk all day on the roads; according to the Enished. I trust that the members of the above method of argument such people: luns a

Government will eanderound to think on the great deal.. It may he said that this is a tabject of these line-Yours, etc., fetched argument because when large quantities of water are consumed the sapply will be exhausted, but the roads although they casily get out of order can be repaired and need again and do not diminish nor give out. Bat I speak thus because some people may thất persons who use but little water and pay high water rates are not treated fairly. I have there fors isken the question of water-roles and compared it with all the rates and have used the methods of comparison and equal division to appeal to the wealthy that they may think over the subject from this point of view. I trust they will alar remember where their money comes

very morning and evening how many people would be carrying water? Would it not block the streets? Would there not be disturbances. and even dispates and fights? Would not the police be kept busy in making arrests? Would there not be fines and punishments? Would the streets not he always wet? How many times a day must water he carried up to thin or fourth stories? Would there not be difficulties f Is it not hard that the poor mast óarry water. in order to have it for use? How much wagǝ- earning time would be wasted ? How much hardship would be dally endured by the poor in would be heard sighing and groaning? But Hongkong, to get water? How many wen

though their voices might not be heard by tho Clovernment, would the Government net knave

from; they earn it from the poor and accumulate it until they become wealthy. “They shou'd not

(Pastor, WOND

POLICE COURT:

Thursday, 17th July,

Burons Ma. F. A. HAZILAND (POLICE MAGISTRATE)

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A PLUORY CAPTURE:..

Constable Coussell (No. 2). Water Police. was complimented by his Worship for a plucky arrest which he made in the harbour yesterday. morning, Ho was on duty in Toumati boy, when he saw a cinder-beat, laden with about half a ton of coal and propelled by three China- men being pulled rapidly away from him. P.C. It is probable that Sir Michael Hicks-Beach-narrow their sympathies bensuse they pay

the decamping boit, the occupante of which will remain in office as Chancellor of the slightly excessive water-tax. The wealthy like Counsell put on a spurt and rapidly overhauled to live where land. is cheap and in large house, suddenly sprang to their feet, made an effor Exchequer until the Autumn session.

and bave gardens, and though they may pay tual attempt to caprire their craft with its a little more water tax than the poor who tail-isle load, and then jumped tato the live where land is dear, on a dat or in's small water, A number of junks. And smaller room, yet they use many times more than boats were lying in the vicinity, and amongst the poor. Beckoning on this basis they are them Constable Counsell found it difoult much better off than the poor.

pad tollmarigate his rowing boat, Eseing that We should not discuss the subject on the his quarry were likely to caps, he makeri- basis of water and water rates only, but should. tatingly dived in after them, not even stopping consider the amount of land vacupied. In fact to divest himself of any of his clothing. psible point of view and special consideration him to have accounted for all three of the men, the subject should be considered from every In the street it might have been possible for should be given to the case of the poor because but in the water he had to be cogent with only they have no one to express their views Where Land is cheap the price of water might be raised, and where land is expensive the price of water might be made oheaper: this would be a fair method.

LONDON, 15th July.

THE KING OF ITALY IN RUSSIA,

of Italy, inspected the great military camp at BM. the Tear, accompanied by the King

Krasnoesolo," Their Majesties subsequently

witnessed a grand serenade and military tattoo.

FRICTION AMONG THE BOERS. The surrendered Boere who joined the British forces during the war in South Africa sre being subjected to the hatred and persecution of the barghers who remained in the field unifi the declaration of peace,

THE KING'S MOVEMENTS, - His Majesty the King, accompanied by Queen Alexandra, has been conveyed to-day from. Victoria Station to Portsmouth, which was reached at 1.47 From there, His Majesty was carried on board the royal yacht, which then proceeded to Cowen, His Majesty bore the journey wall, and was greatly pleased with the change." He was not in the least fatigued,„

THE LORD MAYOR ELECT.: Sir Yareps Squnnel bes been nominated Lord Mayor elect

BAILWAYS IN INDIA.

Lord George Hamilton, Secretary of State, Indian Department, replying to Mr. Schwane,

one, whom he resolved should be the nearest, This mun was striking out in the direction of en junk and was close to its sids when Counsell, a strangewinner, overhauled him. The Chinaranu

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turded savagely in the constable, who used his truncheonsnd held on garsely to his prisoner.; in the straggle he lost his forage cap and boots, which wore lossely fastened, but he guinad his point and landed the spluttering coolin on the polios bost, which took the dinder-boat in tow and proceeded to Talmahutani Police Station.

If the price and the allowance of water are to be reckoned at one rate all over the Colony, then in order to be just the price of land and the land-tax should be reckoned af que rato everywhere. If it were desired to make the price of water allowed out of the rates cheaper where land is dear than where it is cheap, so that the inhabitants in suck parts might have saiden water on account of the amount paid for rate then the water-meter would ust be required and this stumbling-block, neså not be put in the

his Worship, who described his brilliant one and desired Inspector. way of the people. Because in case of excessive

W mson to bring the conduct of the use of water it would be very difficult to fr

constable to the pofics of the Captain Supor the blame; all would strive to elete themselve intendent of Police, and much i l feeling would be engendered. WYNOTHER ARREST IN THE HARBOUR. trust the Government will not exercise justice

The defendant was sentenced to two months' hard labente, and the sampan, and oon! were confiscated. Consell, who gave his evidence in a quiet, matter-of-fact" way, was com mend

In Hongkong, the home of noting appoint & Co, of Singapore and Fremantle, W. A. and mente, the following paragraph from the Scott & Co. of 6, Whittington Avenue, London, whanghai Union should be appreciated Tientsin, at Yang-tein, Langfang. Tangken,

(1968 rather peculiar acting, appointment has bean On the 8th July, as Wuhu, CHRISTIAN THEODOR made by the Council, but it was inevitable.rednotion is the result of the Government M.P. for North Manchester; said that it war weak pay sgain by having their water cats come difenities to “contend with his man

aged 70 years. MONTEE, of the Chinese Customs Service,

WATN

The Daily Press.

THE MACAO OPIUM FARM..

not yet possible to estimate the cost of the

Queita-Mushki railway, and farther that se

Siestan had been submitted to, the Indian Government.

Uhinese detecties who arrested a native only but temper their nation with mercy. After bontman In the harbor for the unlawful pos collecting the water tates be mishs, the poor who sewing of lo largo quantly of and find not the riad er else to do without water would be to yielding quietly after an incaectual attempt to (cause this class of people who ought to have got arty

Bentance was pasked of alz weeks hard labour.

THEFT VROM AN EUROPEAN TADY. greatest hardships. Having paid their water

bor at the Peak Hos 53. Lenng, Lin, a servant bor rates they should be, given enough water for vital was fined $25 for the unlawful possession of their noods, just as I said before the passage-- some Borne stamps and an account pook belong bout peuple do having received the money forng to Bars. Hobinson, Mountain View,Prak.

they have had enough. If it be determined | THE VICEROY OF THE TWO that water-meters must be placed in, bénises or else

KWANG Major C G Pritchard, Commandant of water innst be carried (rom the streit the the Hongkong Volunteer Corps, courteously benefis of the scheme would be (1) That

In its Notes on Native Affairs," the N.. Informed yesterday afternoon that the water would not be wasted. (2) It might be Daily News of the 11th met sys

10 the 9th July, at 47, Bubbling Weil Road, The Secretary, has had to go to Japan for the Shanghai, ALICE Jean, youngest child of R. D. bebelt of his health, while the Assistant Secre- being partalled by the Reichstag to 20,000.00 proposals for extending the line through most consideration to be subjected to the

tary is on home leave, the consequence being that the Municipal Engineer has been appointed to fill the Secretary's office in the meantime.

Their Majesties the King and Queen 'hold a

His Imporial Highness Prince Chen of Chine," attended by his suite, was present at the Court. His Imperial Highness Yi Chal Kak, Prince sent ongst the mombers of the Corps Diplomatique invited on this occasion were the

HONGKONG OFFICE: 14, DES VEUX ROAD CÍ

The suction of the lease of the Masso opium THE VOLUNTEER CONTINGENT. meals they must give the passengers ribe until farm was held on Wednesday, when it was

LONDON OFFIoE: 181. FLEET STREET, EC. Court on 19 h inst. at Huckingham Palace purchased by the present holder, Kung Chẩn

Hororova, 18th July, 1902.

Yan Wo, for $130,000, an kuorossa of upsrly

3200,000 over the price paid for this old lose This represents an appreciable addition to the

DEPARTURE DELAYED,

THOUGH little now be heard of the Harbour of Cores, attended by his suite, was also pre-revenue of the Portuguesa colony; de following telegram bad beon received from the expected that in dry sessons, there would be Astanay be remembered by readers of thega

H.M. Consulat Manile, in a recent report to the Foreign Oca, states that the recently imposed tariff has not altered conditions to any great extent. Lazuries have increased in price, necessaries remain the sam French importa have suffered the most. The import of Scotch

MAN OVERBOARD.

As the Houngshan was steaming off Masso on her last trip, a Chinese passenger either fell or jumped overboard, The alarm was raised and a boat lowered into the water with all possible haute, but the man was never soon and the search had to be abandoned.”

Master's suggestion that a bridge be

Sacrotary of Binte for the Colonies z thrown across the chanel from Hongkong Slamere Minister, the Japanese Minister and THE CHEFOO SCHOOL CALAMITY.

*Coronation Contingent. Volunteers de- parture postponed until farther ordors, Invite to Kowloon, there can be no doubt that Viscountess Hayashi, the Chizaré, Minister and it yet lingers in the minds of many who Mms. Chang, and Sir Holliday Macartney. Telagame to the N-C. Daily News from employers to extend leave granted to members are not were fanciful speculators Of The general invitations included Mr and Mrs. Chefoo state that another victim, Cyril Malloy, of Contingent, Telegraph names of any who the many aspects of the yot necesarily H. Clifford Amongst thos presented were agad 10, ded on the 9th ink. exhibiting symp- } must refarn at date originally, arranged."

ebulous scheme, none was more attractive Mrs. Keswick, by Lady Castlemain, and Miss toms identical with those of other eighton of bis schoolmates who were ill, namely, ptomaine than the hopeful relief it seemed to offer Mary Keswick, by Mrs. Kenwink

poisoning Parry, Ewing, Squire and Dergult from our ever-present problem of the water

bad recovered Newcomb was progressing supply. Maine could be laid across the vinduct and water famines would become

favourably. things of the past; the plentiful courses of

A VETERAN ADMIRAL the mainland would supplement the uncer tain streams of Hongkong with unceasing

Admiral of the Fleet the Hon. Sir Henry flow. To a community thea enduring all whisky has ingrosed largely, Americans being Koppel had the honour of being recived by the the miseries attendant upon a supply of of opinion that it is better suitel to the climate King and Queen on the occasion of his 93rd water painfully limited, it was little wonder than the American article Automobiles are birthday. The gallant old admiral entered upon indeed, that the projected scheme should coming into use owing to the scarcity of horses his 94th year os lith inst. He is the only present itself is a rosaste hue. It was in consequence of the long war, which affected surviving son of the fourth Earl of Albemarle, almost the first proposal put forward for the horse breeding district, of Batangas and grenduncle of the proseal Pear. He was providing a continuous supply of water especially The American Mail Line from San born in 1809, and entered the Navy when only Francisco to Hongkong (including the White 18, so that his life as a sailor now extends to 20 fbm Kowloon, and now that this is has a vessels on that ran) have began to roll years. He only recently returned from his trip taken root, however slight, it is not beyond Manila on their way to the latter port. A to Malaysin Just 60 years ago Sir Henry com the bounds of probability that it will in dus Japanese company are running the late P, & Omanded H.M.8. Dido in the Chins War, and a time fructify. In the event of a bridge Rosetta between Manila and Hongkong at quarter of a century later he was Commander being built, the mains would require considerable less to themselves and the competin-Chief on that station, where be has soon so to be lowered to the bottom of the Harbouring Hongkong lines."

much survice,

canadiseversi

overal changes to be certain Governors of provinces,

from Bhansi, where

rm tile is still badly by the advisers of

enough water. ) All people world have an "columns, thi algustion, of H/E. Tao Ku, equal quantity. These are the only reasons, the slightened "Tiestoy" of the Two Kwang Perhaps another reason might be that some re- provinggg venue might be obtained from dase, but know madą the Government do not wish for this they in cansation with wideis it will be recalled that ccosider the imposition of fines to be mjarious. H.E tôn Chuu-heuen, the alle sud strong On the subject of equal distribution I have Governor of Bhane, was ordered to be transferr- ed from Taiyuan të Canton to snocaul overnor spoken above. On the subject of having anti cient water in dry seasons we cannot affirm Té Stou, who had been promoted Acting Viceroy that there will be enough, bat if it is feared of the Two Kwang, sice To Mu.. It is now Lin mandarin circles that the trans- there will not be enough the safest way is to rum make more reservoirs. If more reservoirs cannot fer be mada in Hongkong could not water be as brought from the mainland and pumped into the Pokfulam Reservoir, Surely this would the be better then instituting the system et meters,

n, or the Tro Kwang. and street tope, and if the Government has not

being atv sufficient money, why not facrease the water-

"Bedtetu moololies saa - We received at Boon yesterday from Kowloon | rate rather than enforce the meter system and

volutioniers inimiesl to the the selling of water to the poor. As to not Observatory the Collowing

On the 17th at 10.45 sm-Red Boath cone wasting water I believe that under that system - Menchus.

vernor. Trên in a native of no one can guarantee that there will not be Kwangei and his fa eno of the most fafluential hoisted..

At 11 am The depigasion appeare to be

and popular gentry families in thas province. waste. situated to the East of the Parcels and to be Let me again try to point out some of the It is taught at Peking that, with his kuown of will and popularity amongst moving North-west.

barm that will be dous by the syste

Fulanta, firm Bess The enthorities at the Central Police Station There will be grast hindrances to personal and his

nols Governor lên Chau (2) People living on

ux of the Tao Krang, will be informed us by telephone yesterday afternoon household alsinlinės

Haye diugutta, dad

-order without trouble and that the red cons was taken down and the black cone hoisted, pointing downwards, at 4,45 pan.

TYPHOON WARNING.

ith the ultimata hiton- to the Viceroyship of

Gghts and perhaps even lawsuits (8) When without much farther fighting.