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campaign against Boxer hands has been unsatisfactory. It does not look therefore as if the rebels were making any headway and though they penetrated into the pro- vincial capital the consequences seem slight WATSON & CO., It is easy to understand that the Chengtu shop-keepers were slurned at the sight of the desperadoes, but the native merchant is naturally timorous and the ill fame of the Bexers is wide-spread in Clins. It is to be hoped that the Szachuen Viceroy will be bucked up strongly by the Imperial authe rites if the forces under his command are inadequate supposition which does not see justified, in spite of the first alarmist

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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 20rя, 1902

The Benim Grund Dinks Cyril Vladim- í avlovitch, on board the Admirat Nakkimef, Strived at Fusan from Japan on the 6th, and was to sall for Port Arthur on the 9th inst...

A new launch in to be built to supplement the launch slready engaged in carrying police supplies, oto, to the stations in Mire Bay.

The Ramlats appear to have given a warm welcome to Mr. Stafford Talbot, a cousin of A report has been circulated that the opening the late Resident in Cashmere, Bir Adalbert the Hanc Exposition will be postpased: Talbot, who is visiting Russia in order to This is incorrect, and the French Coalfielitate the importation to England of received a telegram from Hanoi yesterday that Russian agricultural products. the Exposition will be opened on November 3rd, an origionily fixed.

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TELEGRAMS.

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CANTON

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The new provincial Go yai having serived on Sund

[FROM OUD SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.] is said that he will take over the

from E.E. Tik Sốw and the l LONDON, 18th September, 4.50 p.m.er the ace of HETWE

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The opium-farmers. Kwa H

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Commissioner of the Kings an vincial Treasurer to weed, à cestah to the

news about the state of Szechaoa. China upply has increased in a marked manber, con. Captain Corcoran, Mr. E. A. Rrowa; Ralph Chamber of Commerce in support of a Kowloon to render ma possible maslacking in

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A Berlin telegram of the 18th inst. conflict has arisen between the United States of Colombia and the Republic of Nicaragua, The latter has approached Honduras for assist ance. As the Panson Canel seems to be threatened by this conflic", it is believed that Colombia will ask the help of the United States of America,

$7.80 Or the presence in this Colony of a repre-

2,60 sentative of the Louisiana Purchase Exposi-A 13.20 tion or World's Fair, which is to be held at St. Louis, Missouri, in the suminer of 1904, 19.20 our readers are already aware, and they know at Mr. JOHN BARRETT, the repre sentative in question, has been making Hongkong bis headquarters in South China. To the idea of Hongkong: taking any part in the Exhibition, however, probably few bave devoted any attention since the January meeting of the local Chamber of Commerce. This is sourcely to be wondered at, for the Chamber stated in reply to Mr. RUBLEE, United States Consul-General, who £rst approached them in the matter, that as Hougkong's manufactures were so incon- FRENCH GROWERS; they are of excepsiderable and its productions so limited it

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We guarantee our Wines and Spirits to be genuine only when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Coast Ports,

would be impracticable for the Colony as | such participate in the Exhibition. The Chamber could only suggest that the Chinese workers in gold, silver, Blackwood, etc., should be encouraged to and exhibits to St. Louis. No further discussion on the matter has taken place in Hongkong until the recent arrival of the Commissioner bere.

It is now practically certain that Leed Kitchener will act as Umpire-in-Chief at the forthcoming Dell! Maurres. There will also be with each of the two opposing armies one Chief Umpire, two Amistant Chief Um. pires, and fifteen Aesistant Umpires. The extra Umpire Staffa with their personal Staffa will comprise about sixty officers in all

-H.M.S. Pinafore was played by amateurs at Singapore on the 11th inst, with great Burders. The cast was as follows:-The Rt. Hon. Bir Joseph Parker, K.0.B. Mr. A. B. Cross; the rosolation of the Hongkong General Rackstrow, AB, Mr. F. G. Keiller, Dick Dedeye, &.B., Hr. W. M. Stewart; Hoatswain, Kr. W. N. Sheg; Midshipmen. Masters Frank Stanley and Charles Porrett, Josephine, Mme. Agnes Freed; Hebe, Mrs. Wilson Barker, and Bullireup, Mra. Salzmann.

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accelerated steamship service vin Canada, ggests that steps should be taken to ascertain what the increased cost will be and then whether it is possible to increase the present subsidies

POACHING ON THE SIBERIAN COAST.

sent • telegram to mixing contraband ipfum. The Compchaloner

Great Britain, whence it was Lorraaded to the Houses of Parlament.. The Answer returned was in esot that by the Opium Convention Chian has no right to impose farther duty on opfam, and if any duty in istiado af all, Great Britain this was should Jury upon it on export telegraphed to Bir Robert Hart, who says that China in very poor, so much so that she Imposs dužina upon almost everything,

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M. Yormoloff, Rassinu Minister of Agri-making is a thing injurious to the health of culture and State Domains, notifies that people, has not Chins a right to levy further duties on it in the interior, though not in treaty

The number of Japanese adrisara proceeding to China to take up posts in the capital or the provinces is increasing, the Japan Mail enge and, as a matter of cures, the men oboser in this country do not meet with universal approval. There will be failures. That is inevitable. There have been not failures among the European and American Japanese and Americau poachers captured employest of Chiss and Japan, and there on the Siberian coast will be liable to three

sama among the Japanese. will surely be But, on the whole, the European and Ameri- months' imprisonment, while their ships can record has been excellent, and if Japs and cargoes will be confiscated can rival it she may congratulate bersalf. It would be a great pity, however, should she fall below, for if this attempt on China's part to make a now departure should prove a hill, in his expedition to Merons Irland, failure, her outlook will be darker than ever. deposited-$50,000 guarante money with the United States Government, besides incurring heavy expenses. Now that the expedition has feiled in its object, it is stated Captain Ross-- hill will demand the return of the guarantee money, and also sompensation for expenses

The Osaka Asahi siates that Captain Rosa

incurred.

As an instance of the stackars which

DARING ATTEMPT AT HOUSE-

BREAKING

In the early hours of yesterday morning s Chinaman made a daring attempt to break into the house of Dr. Gouez at Kowloon, and was only prevented from ransicking probably the entire place by the timely awakening of one by means of the servants' quarters, where be

porta? This was commannicated to the Colonial

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Omon, and to the Viceroy of Canton. If

duties in the trendy ports, Wirt Bitli dat

wong Hing & Co ste not allowed to charge

charge in the interior in certainly to keep up the monopoly. The Company in under the control of the Chinese omalale, although managed by androbante, and whatever dution the latter have collected they have to

FoocRow, 19th September, 11.36.a.m. MR. BARRETT. AT FOOCHOW. H.E. the Viceroy of the Min-che provinces report to the former monthly. From the com hold a conference at Foochow yesterday mencement of the business till now the collection can not have beam munk nor. He reit very with Mr. John Burrett, Commissioner satisfactory. On the West River, for instance, General for the St. Louis World's Fair the Company has itangents or veryuiši to vellect

near Dusing. The maiives them being dis Exposition, Mr, W. T. Gracey, U.8. Vice-am dates, and there is se, office somewhere Consul, and Mr. Drew, Commissioner of staffed with the mdditional taxation, collected a matter being reported to Kwong Hing & Co. Customs. His Excellency showed much big crowd and stormed the offs. Upon the bere they applied to the Viceroy for help and

We confess that at the time the answer of sionally comes over the docking trade here, it of the servants. The robber effected an entry interest and promised his support, stating.E. despatched Admiral Le Chon with

the Chamber of Commerce seemed to us

cunclusive. Nevertheless a new aspect of the matter he boon presented to us, and we think thut some consideration is due to the suggestion which is now made to Hongkong. The Hood of watter which has poured from the United States about what is being done

A. S. WATSON & CO. at St. Louis caunot fail to convince one

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The Daily Press.

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was subject of remark among shipping pole yesterday that at 11 s.m. there were no los

than front of the siz dosks in the Colony

empty, the only vesel in hand being the U. B. 3. faclellan. The Empren of Japan came out of dook at 10 o'clock yesterday morning.

REUTER'S SERVICE."

LONDON, 17th September.

K. PELLETAN'S SPEECHES. While deploring such recklessness, the British and German newspapers deglise to take H. Pelletan seriously, the very wildness of his language depriving his utterances of any significance.

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tied it up in a bundle, leaving it at a conveni-advance trade with the United States. laid hands on all the clothing withing reach and that is desired to do everything possible to regiment of soldier ant spot for removal when the time for depar- Four servants occupied the room ture came. wherein he was carrying on operations, and above- the head of one he observed a coat hanging. With the object of making a dean sweep, During the recent typhoon and high deshe reached up and took the cost from its peg, up north the Pootung godowns of the China but in doing so accidentally dicked the face of Herchante Co., whore a quantity of Tribute the sleeping man. The latter awoke and asked, rios, destined for Peking, was stored, ware

Who is that?" and the thief. probably hoping badly inundated, so that nearly the whole of

to pass as one of the other servants, replied, the rice stored there was damaged by water."Oh, it's all right; I feel unwell, that's all.” It is stated that nearly 60,000 piouls of rice The other recognised the volco as a strange oue, were damaged, and it is probable that the Chios sud demanded again, Who are you, and what Merchants way have to make good a portion to do you want Seeing that the game was up, the rabber struck the other and then took to bis heel, leaving behind him a housefully alive to the nature of events, as was seen in the out-Cape, and the Peace Preservation Act proclaimed In addition to glanders, rinderpost is now

the Government.

The Corean Government has decided to estab-

Seoul Brauch of the Mitsui Burun Kaishu and

THE QUEEN'S MOVEMENTS. Her Majesty Queen Alexandra has left England for Denmark,

SOUTH AFRICAN AFFAIRS. Martial law, has been withdrawn at the

lish another arsenal, in addition to the old one, with a view to maonfaéturing rifles andery which followed his escape, The other in its stead. ammanition of the work approved type. The Mr. Inonye, representative of the Tokio Sharic (Railway Carriage) Co., have accepted a con tract to supply the necessary materials for the project. The value of the contract is reported to be 214,000 yən.

servants were awakened by the first, and all four joined in pursuit of the man, who was suging increasing anxinty in South Africa. running along the ses front in the direction

LONDON, 17th September

M. PELLETAN AT BIZERTA- ANOTHER SPEECH.

EN RAKHOL

FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT]

Pakhoi, 13th September. ZEROŠEKE, TRADE," The steamship, Pelead arrived hero from Hongkong on the 25tirult with kerosene pil in bulk. After discharging bor cargo she left on the 28th it. Hor series! marks new era in the annals of the kerosque trade of this port, which is by no means an unimportant one it may be noted that as we have no tank to receive the off in bulk or any other such contrivance to facilitate the prompt, discharge of the oil in that condition, it took fally three days to pamir the oil into empty tins before it could be landed. Whether the enterpriwi will be u. financial success remains to be soon. "That those concerned must be looking upon It wil - fidence there is little doubt, for the Feluar returned again on the 6th inst, with a second lot

The steamship Arnold Layken arrived on the 4th inst: She took on board about 800 emigrants and left for Mintok on the 6th inst. Hnd there

M. Fallotan, French Minister of Marine,been suficient accommodation on board, several

of the Docks. Many people in the vicinity were aroused by the noise, and some, hasten- ing to their balconies, four shooting and gestionfating Chinamen in hot puisait of Buother who was running hard for ahead of has mads another speech at Bizerta, endeavour M. Borchgrevinck in an interview last month them. The thief bolted into the grounds of ing to justify himself in his previous utterances. at Christianis stated that he is going to America the 10th Bombay officers' mess, and as his He denies any hostile moves. in a few weeks to prepare ou Antarctic expedi-pursuers were afraid of trespassing on private tion for the National Geographical Society, Washington. M. Borchgrevinck states that he will go with two ships. fenim Cane Hera to the Antarctic continent, whence he will go south- wards with aleighs drawn by reindeer. "He thinks the preparations for the voyage will occupy one year at least.

By kind permission of Major Earger and offiours, the band of the Hongkong Regiment will play at the Hongkong. Hotel to-day, from 8 to 9.30 p.m. Programuo:- Overture... “ Anna Bolena,”

A Gaiety Girl," Walta......"Sweatheurts," Solection...

"En Koute," Selection..."Mikado,"

ground they gave up the chase. The hopes- breaker left a pair of aboes behind, as a momente of his visit, but took nothing away

THEFT OF FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.

THE MAURITIUS COMMAND, .. Colonel Metcalfe, who distinguished himself at Ladysmith, has been appointed to the com-

and of the Forces at Mauritius. THE KING AND LORD' KITCHENER. Lord Kitchener is at Balmoral on a visit to His Majesty the King until the 19th instant,

A DISTINGUISHED BUDDHIST IN

HONGKONG.

hundreds more ould have joined in this trip. Those that are left behind would doubtless bo conveyed by the next vessel to be chartered for this purpose.^ ***sh tank fine sa

LOCAL CONDITIONS," T The disense provalent here some few wooks back, mentioned in my last biter, is now almost unheard of owing probably to the light change in the weather. Although the beat during the day is not materially abated, wa are enjoying a nice coal breese morning and

evening. A

The Thotal of Limehow left this plans on the 7th instant for Canton by the Culasse pan- bout Iwong Kang.

that no expense is to be spared to make the Exhibition what it claims that it will be, We need the greatest exbibition on record. not expatiate on such facts as that St. Louis is the fourth largest town in the United States and the second bargest railway-centre. The importance of the Exhibition consists ruther in that it will be visited by people from all parts of the United States. Now Americnus in general know little or nothing about Hongkong, not differing in that, we No animously signed communications that a fear, from a majority of the people of the Orders for satra copies of DAILY PRESS should be British Empire itself London, for sent before 11 a.ut. on day of publication. After the instance, we are sure that many persons hour the supply is limited. Only supplied for Cash, Telegraphic Address: Pats, Codes: A.B.C. 5th sole knowledge of the island is derived from

Lieber's

its representation in an advertisement of popular blue dye. But, it may be asked, what advantage is it to Hongkong that Americans should know anything about

? The Commissioner replies, forcibly Because Hongkong will get a big advertise- ment at a very moderate expense. If the poople of the United States can be brought to recognise what au important place Hong. Long is and its relation to the Far East in general and the Philippine archipelago in HONGKONG, 20th September, 1902.

particular, then the result cannot fail to be

What is regarded as ons of the biggest and The news from Chengtu, capital of increased trade passing through Hongkong. Szechuen, which we published yesterdayNow, it is perfectly true that Hongkong has

most daring robberies in the history of the but inconsiderable manufactures and pro.

Colony has occurred on board the steamer Zafira, which prior to her last trip to Manila

There is presently in Hongkong a notable seems to be of an encouraging nature.

Jones was robbed of the immense sum of fifty thousand Hindu monk, Swami Ram Tirth, M.A., who is Chengto, alarmed by the autry into the ducts to show. Therefore the exhibit must March "Pegasus,"

Donizetti .........Jones dollars gold. The story, briefly told, is as

on his way to attend a Buddhist-Hindu Con town of a number of armed "Boxers," was be of a different kind, if there is to be one at

Albert follow. The Zafiro, which is owned by Messrs. gross to be held in Tokyo-in Optober. He will a few days ago thrown into a great. panic, afl. And this brings us to Mr. BARRETT'S

Susan Shewan, Tomes & Co., left for Manils on the lease for Japan by the America Maru on all the shops being closed and the streets suggestion to which we alluded above.

12th just, having shipped specie to the amount Wednesday next. The Indian Mirror says of being patrolled by troops. Now, however. It is that Hongkong should make a strictly

our visitor:-" 3wami Ran Firth is the Brst confidence appears to have been restored, educational display, that is to say an exhibi-

stated above, $50,000 gold The bullion was consigned to a firm in Manila, and was taken Hindu delegate to leave India to proceed to on board here at the last moment, a rule in Japan to attend the Hindu Buddhist Religious the native officials have regained. control, tion of maps and diagrams showing the

A Hindu paper, writing of the aid given by and the shops have reopened. It is plain island's position with reference to the therefore that the Boxer incursion was of China coast, the Philippines, etc., of en- Japan for the Hindu Buddhistic Conference, variably observed by shippers in the case of a Conference. The Swami has had a distinguish- no very serious character. This is what we larged photographs, and such instructive to be held at Tokyo next month, says: consignment of such a valuable nature. Shortly od career as an educationist in the Panjab. He

Professor of Mathematics in the Mission people and the stevedores here seem to be too sensitive, they are ready to strike or should be inclined to expect from news objects. By this means, he argues, theThere is pathetic magnanimity in the afterwards the vessel sailed on a voyage which is a Master of Arts, and was for some time work on board the Triumph The lighter boycals on the slightest pretenon, Thry arriving from other sources. The Shanghai people of the United States will be made to spectacle of Japan remembering in her palmy proved to be parape the most unfortunate she

and preparations were made to land the specie, capacity for some yours at the Lahore Govern manifested this inclination twice on boned the native paper Sin en Pao last week an realize what Hongkong is and its importance days the old fallen country which in its ever made, for when Mauils was reached Collage at Lahore. He acted also in the sans

A search of the most mont College. Subsequently he became Pro Hallong and ones on board the Thales, pot nounced that in the Kingtong district of in relation, above all, to the Philippines. better days freely gave her the best it had to Chengtu prefecture the Boxers bad been The education of the people meas the give Buddha's gospel of perce and love. Let it was found to be gone.

a very sacsasfaltolar than another which should be maintained here dispersed and only a few roaming bands left.eiucation of Congress, and in the education as hope that this invitation might prove the thorough description was made throughout the fessor of Sanskrit in the Oriental College at or long ago. If there is one thing more The con But then a religious call came upon him, and it is Eropean prestige is the eyes of the he two occutries should be bound to each trace of the treasure “was soon. In other parts the rebris and beau scattered, of Congress lies the hope of future Americas precursor of thoss varied ties by which we wish entire ship, but it was absolutely fruitless-nof Lahore. He s though not exterminated and therefore still legislation with regard to affairs in the Farther. Already a few of our enterprising lecture is that the box in which it was stored he left his. secular functions, and became natives. On the other hand, little dimoration preacher of the Vedants. In the latter capasity, used by the offones on board steamers might watched by troops posted at various import. East being of a boneficial character to

young men are looking to Japan for industrial never left Hongkong, for, as far ta.can be sacer-

tain, nothing of a suspicions nature transpired the Swami has achieved much distinction, As prevent awkward insidents, Fa, us international progress and commerce!

and scientific training.

an expondent of the puro Todants philosophy, CRICKET, at the Amarian port. Be that as it may, tant points in the region where they were strongest. One Boxer leader, by name Tang,

The following is a very much expanded however, there the astounding fact remained, he has marcely an equal. He is sure to be an telegram from the Shanghai Times-New The Diamante, which arrived yesterday from nequisition to the Conference in Japan." York, 14th September. The visit of General Manila brought news of the lows, and Milos to the Philippines, now approved by inforamtion was at once lodged with the Fresident Roosevelt, promises to yield some-police, who are now doing all they can in the thing to political controversy as well as to matter. The prospects of a capture or even of an elucidation of the mystery are not bright, revive some of the animosities that havs : rò-

however, for the thieves have had a start of about beras days, and have performed their work-with-moh remarkable skill se to leave behind nothing tangible in the way of a clue upon which enquiries might be based. That several persons were implicated in the affair scarcely admite of doubt, and that they were fully cogniment of all the details concected with the shipment and storing of the money seems just as indebitable The teak before the police

stocess will reward the efforts they are making is a severe one, but it is to be hoped that

...Rosenstein

Galop Fantasia. "Italian Melodies."... Eampezzotti

EXTRA.

"God Save the King."

As we have said, we think the idea deserve, fair consideration, and we therefore had already been executed on the Eastereintroduce it to the notice of our rendors. parade-ground at Chengtu. According to the Sin Wen Pao, Tane was previously a The inspection of the Hongkong Daily Press corrupt member of the local gentry; in before its distribution in Macao, by an official time be became a military officer, but was there, in consequence of the New Fortuguese cashiered somehow and became a loafer. He Colonial Press Law, has been discontinued. told the Boxers this time that their failures

Five Chinese stowaways were found on board were due to lack of a competent leader, the Darsante on ber last trip to Manila. apon which they slected him to the post. They were brought back on board the vessel Then he led his followers and fought the yesterday. Government's troops at Hsiulung, was defeated and escaped, but was capturedNow that the Sanitary Department have riddoubtless express himself concerning what be eventually by Judge, CHEE, General Tire the Colony, for the time being at least, of the may see us freely as laas been his habit. The plague, the staff propose to institute cricket President's consent to the visit, following a and Wosa Trotal. His head was ou olub, and a meeting will be held to-day in previous refusal, is constrand to mean that if exhibition at Chengts, latest advices state. Board Room to consider the matter. The there are two sides to a controversy over Philip- The Viceroy is acting energetically and has Public Works Department will also participate pine affaire, the President wishes to hear, all

that may be officially said on both of them. diamined one general whose conduct of the in the venture,

cently slumbered over questions of military and civil administration in those islands. Although the visit is annouced as unofficial, Compral Miles will carry to the Philippines his rank a the highest officer in the army and be will

The Swami will deliver a leotaro in the Bindu temple, Happy Valley, tomorrow, at 10.80 m.

There was a rather unplommat occurrence on board the steamship Triumph, abortly after lur striral here from Hongkong on the let inst., which caused her detection all the 3rd., when she left for Elaishong. There was a slight and an dispute between the chea officer on board the steamer, and the result was strike of all the lighters. It was unt until after

Some shorts had boom amooth matters down the

inde by the agente to"

In addition to the averages of the Hongkong Cricket Clab published yesterday, the following averages for batting (less than sight innings) and bowing (ie than eight innings) should be mentioned my fate

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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. The Imperial German mail steamer Bayerndrupne sele

il arrived

Ge Moore, BN, at Gonos on the 18th inst., p.m. which left here on the 20th ult., at noon,

The N.I.K. steamer Idsumi Maru (Bembey Cadelle, R.P. Line) left Bingapore for this port on the 12th Dr. Nimmo, B.

The NY.K. steamer Hitachi Maru (Baro F. Maitland peaa Line) left Singapore for this port on the lost pa and is expected here on the 23rd test out. Fans we, Ed 18th inst., p.m., and is expected here on the 24th inst

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The N.P. steamer Olympia left Tacoma for The C.PR steamer Athenion intrived at Date Bird 2nd Yokohams on the 19th inst., at 10.30m Japan and Hongkong on the 17th inst

McKinley, BAN.

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