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THE CHINATOWN FAIR.

AN IMPRESSION.

In the broad glaro of daylight there is something of the sordid and drab, and the garish also, about Chinstown Fair. It is only when the Fair is seen under the glare of arti ficial lights that one becomes enamoured of ite picturesque quaintness and vitality. There is an nakindliness about the auu, for it brings out the blemishes of auch a scone as this. To take the noonday aspect of a thent. ical stage, for an instance, what could be more hidsons to the visual senas?. Or a gambling-hall when the first stupks of morning piarno through the chinks of the closed hustors and shine apon empty bottles, ned alude of stala tobacco smoke, and dishevelled gamestora? A saunter through the Fair in the morning hours suggests ench comparis But rotura at night-time, and what chanes is aron! No longer drab or sbody, the Poir is a brilliant medley of moving, laughing life, rich in col ur, leterogeneous, fall of sights to frost the eye upon and ponder afterward. Tu fancy articles that stock the wayside stalls and hear upon their faces as plain as any print coabl make it “Made in Germany" forget their ineel look audi tako, harnishing of silver soi gobl; the Chiness paper musk and "ja" paraphernalia shine out with

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[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDES"]

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16cm, 1904

Foodbow, 1011 February.

THE A.D.C.IX "OUR BOYS," The A.D.C. gave a very enjoyable par

formunes of the popular if somewhat out-of-dato play Our Bogs on Tuesday evening, the 9th inat., before an almost record houso. Perkyn Middlewick kept the prompter perhaps rather too hard at work, but the audience were very patient and appreciative. Our acting manager, Mr. G. Balloch, was loudly called for at the end of the performance after the usual file of charseters had passed in front of the curtais, and cortainly thoroughly deserved the acknowledgment of his hard work and good services. If one might select a star from really excellent east it should be Miss Pratt, a débutante who proved in a long and one too easy part that her talents were quite first class. Mr. Pearson is to be congratulated on his sucouss'us stayo maniga, which was as evident as his imperseration of Talbot Chum- pooys.

DRAMATIS PERSONA.

Talbot Chauaprays (his son).Bir. G, W. Pauraon Sir Geoffrey Champneys Bart... Mr. G. E. Ardson Perkyn Middlewich (a retired Battomaan). Mr. E. J. Moss

Misa Mooreheadl Mary Melroan (her poor cousin) ...... Mis Pratt Claris Champneya

Mrs. Pearson Belinin..

Mr. Moss

POLICE COURT.

Monday, 15th February.

RAFOR MR T. SESCOMBE SMITA (POLICE MAGISTRATE).

ALLEGED ASSAULT.

A. T. Young was charged with assaulting Lan Hing and San Lea, of the Chinese Coolis House in Des Voeux Road, in Queen's Road, at midnight on Sunday, the 14th inst.

Inspector McNab was in charge if the case. about midnight on Sunday bo was walking in Taa Hing, called sud afrined, said that

Queen's Road West, at midnight, an his way home. He had been making two purchases, when he met the defendant who caught hold of his by the wai, nad auatched at the parcels ho was carrying, to leaks at them, His master came up wall sit perh ps dofondant was s policeman, and told him to let him so the pareals. His mister spoke to defendant in a Western lacguage, Witness did not know what he said. Defendant caught hold of witness's master by the queue, and it witnes g. He struck thu toaster on the rook, and dragged hii tote the middle of the street. He then tore his jacket and bis witch and so many fell upon the ground,

It was his master's watch nud money. Dufvudant held his master by the quene and would not let him

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JAPAN AND RUSSIA.

The following is a S. James's Gazette vritio's prediction as to the probablo course of war operativos:-

The drst act in a Lusso-Japanese war must, Japan's primary object is to secure her position be a struggle for the command of the sea in Cores. This done, she will proceed, sither alone or in alliance with China, to consolidate her snccese by thrusting the Russians out of

for a Russian occupation of Northern Coron Port Arthur, and, if possible, out of Manchuria. The offensive, therefore, rests with Japan, could hardly bu considered, striolly, an offen- sive, slite na adramen to the south of Seoul would be, strategically, to dangerous au plien-

tura dess the Russian fast had sucerede în overwhelming that of Jupar, fer otherwise a Japanese fore lauding at Chemnipo wenld strike across a very precarious line of cim munisations. In every forecast of events it is to us remembered that the Power which secures the costand of the sex enjoys the advantage which Wellington enjoyed during the later part of the Peninsular War; it shift ita huse at will, and Chereby artd the «qui

can valeut of at least nu army corps to its effective strength.

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additional astra borrowed from the lampe harlie Middlewick. (his sun)...... Mr. D. Walbos pick up his dropped property, and struck forces al ths present. januture to be as follows: ships, to secure the annihilation of the Russian

while the contents of thu ok) envio-talls become Maxe curious and gro-esque than ever, and the Batmeals appear to be more toalhome to the passing crowd.

From the top of Jervois Strust and gets a capital ides of the dimensions of the multitude. On each side of the street are placed the stalls, leaving in the middle of the thoroughfare aveczy through which flows a stream of people coming sod going, sa douse that from your utage grond at the top of the incline ene can easily cocceive it a possible fant to walk on the heads of the pedestrians. And it is a strangely conglomerate scope. The Chinese element naturally predominates. Barefooted opolies rub shoulders with follow-countrymen rasploudant in silk and glowing cigars. Here A lone Corsan stalks along with bovízo dis interestedness staraped upon his features There a crowd of Macanese boys and girls, vivacions and voluble, bartor with a stall-holder over some dovated "bargain." The lordly Sikk laws the woeing thrang with Oriental indifference, and only unbonds so far as to take without murmur- ing the buffets which one and all have to endure who brave the stress of the Fair. The Fair is the "great leveller." It reminds one of some of the Continental festivals. Everyone is liebla to get a buffet, and the only reparation one has is to give one back to somebody else, There is no bad temper shown. Good feeling is abroad.

Nor is the European element wanting. Britishers, Germane, French in groups traverse the Fair, bonring the proceeds of their purchases and looking out for fresh "bargains." It is after dianer-time that the Europeans begin to put in an appearance mustly. Here comes a party now. They are young follows; they visit overy atall and laugh and joke with the salesman with a post-prandial jollity that com-

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A DEPARTURE,

Mr. E. J. Moss, the local manager of biesara, Dodwell & Co., Ed., left with his family by 8.8. furlough. Mr. Moss expects to return about Triumph for Hongkong and England on a short the middle of May.

PAKHOI

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Pakhoi, 11th February.

THE SUSPICIOUS CASE OF RECEIVING.

shop, who was arrested on suspicion of being in The principal of the Kwong Cheong Hing league with the pirates, is now released, after paring a fine of $2,000. He was accused of receiving stolen goods, and of being in longus with the pirates. At the trial nothing further was proved except that ho had the stolen goods, but the prisoner pleaded that he bought the goods not knowing them to have been stolen, The beary fine is to be devoted to educational not satisfied with this decision, and are going to purposes, but I hear that the prosecutors are appeal to the superior authorities at Cauton.

ZMIGRATION.

There are here at pres at a few Frovoh gentlemen recruiting emigrants for the con- struction of railway in Taskin. Several batches of men bave alrendy left for Haiphong on board junks, and others are being eagerly procured.

NKWSPAPER ENTERPRINS,

I hear that in the centos of a few months

there is going to be published hers a weekly native paper, called the Tang Sai Sun Mun "Eastern and Western News"), issuing from the German Mission. The plant has already arrived, consisting of a printing machine and

bita on the right jaw, A Chinese P.C. then came up and took them all to the station. A crowd lad onllooted, and some among them picked up nanrly all the mousy. Witness picked up the watch and gave it to his master. He did not get all his money back, only

little.

In reply to defendant witboss said he did not catch hot of defendant's arm; his hands were full of bundle. His nameter did not touch defendant's watch-chain.

Lee Ban, the master of first complaint, called antafirmed, corroborated the last witness's evidence, and added that the watch (produced) had the glass and band broken. He had $14 he lost $11.30. in his pocket, but he only got back $2.70;

Ha

id, in coawer to the defendant, them was a Kong Kai, C.C. 270, proved arrest. He rend, and why he did not keep back the crowd was breatwe oug man could not do it alone, did not tell anyone to strike-defendant: Inspector McNab testified to the bringing of the defendant to the station. He was under the influence of liquor, but could walk straight.

In reply to defendunt, the inspector said At this point defendant asked for a romand for defendant was not drank but was inebristed.

the production of witnesses, and said he would Lis defenes until bo bad tad legal

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to-morrow) at 1') a m., bail being allowed in the The case was remanded until Wednesday,

For of SIÙ cash.

TRIAL TRIP

On Saturday the official trial took place of Messrs W. S. Bailey & Co. to the order of the the new river stromer Kwony. Tung built by Yain On Steamship Co. Ld. The Kuong| 7ang is a duplicate of the steamer Kurang Chou, alse built by Messrs. Bailey for the Hongkong Canton service. The Kwong Tung is 200 feet

municates itself to the standers-by. They make more bids than they onaciude bargains, nor do their bids commend themselves much to the veadors as being made in the spirit of sweet/Beveral thousand pounds of Chinese typy be in length by 35 feet beam on main deck, and is

reasonableness, But the latter never miss a chance of bartor, even with a royatering blado who has pat most of his available dollars into the Derby sweeps. And so the game goes on. It is well on past midnight before the lights begin to disappear and the orowils to thin sini the wearind stallholder to count lis takings and get ready for departure. If one should stroll down Jervois Street this morning he will und nothing remaining of the animation and light

sides paper-suiting and wire-atitebing maschines, They propose also to print Chinese educational

books. The promoters are quite confident of

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We may estimate the disposition of the rival

-Japan lys the first division of her float (four battleships, four armoured, and two protected cruiser) at Nagasaki, ironting the south- western point of Cores. The second division of twa battleships (of whinh,apparently.the Mesa

detach a forms to deal with them. Two baitis. become necessary for the Japanceo Admisel to ships, two armoured cruisers, and a few light craft should be sufficient, seeing the advantag of speel and aromament possesed by Japanese

squadrons; but there will be a time of anxiety for the Japanese commander, lest his adversary in Port Arthur abould discover the absence of his detached squadron and seize the opportunity and four armoured cruisers, even then the to offer battle. With four superior battleships

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guarding telegraph-lines and construction of a brigade of infantry and departmental trous already pa Corean soil, under tho pretext of the Fun-Seoul Railway.

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sisting of serca battleships, four armoured and several protected cruisers, is, presumably, ma. Russia's naval force in the Far East, con-

contrated at Port Arthur, for it is unlikely that the cruisers reported at Vladivostock will v main there. The risk of being ice-bonud, and the still greater risk of being cut off, torpedoed, or captured while running the Straits of Cores. would be too great. In addition to the Russian naval forces on the spot, a squadron consisting of one (perhaps two) battleships, two orujears, and a flotilla of destroyers and torpedo-boats is on ile way from Europe,

The Russian land forces are, of course, d'a tributed, some on the northern frontier of Corea-along the line of the Yala River-the bulk at Port Arther, and the rost holding the Chunchuses and other so-called brigands.” the railways and repressing the turbulence of

expressed, of issuing from Port Arthur with Now, if the Russian intention, so valiantly their fall cazal streat th to give battle to the Japanese fest could be relied on, thers would,

almost without question, be a great naval action fought off Chemulpo, for the Japanoss would, without doubt, utihse this port, and the railway to Sean, as their "jumping-off plan" for a northward 'advanco against the Russians. The latter would, equally without doubt, op- pear off that port so as to make it dangerous for Japanese transports to sail, and thus give

time for their own invasion of Cores to dere. lop There is one very good reason why the

A very pretty wedding took place at Holy loaded by ballast and use all electric lights Russians should seek su early engagement

damaged the Russian squadron, draw off when they pleas, and await the return ships detached destroyed, would have accomplished little, for The Ranian Admiral, with his reinforcement he old not hold the sea,

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could hardly be considered "in being would for the investment of Port Arthur from the bo to laud an army on the Liaotung Peninsula Sold

vebed Lafore, her lutervention now would he and side, and for operations against the Manchurian railway. If China had not inters inevitable. The Japanese could then land

Shanhaikwan. The Rain stmy of Cores inside the Gulf of Pochili, about Newebwang, and make its base of supplies at Tientsin or

two fires, whie & Japanese corps, stiffening must retreat followed by the Japanese forces in front of it, to be caught between the foreign-trained troops of China and i swam of irregulars, would march northward of tho Rinssing forces in the Far East would be to Mukden. If all this came cff. the position perilous in the extreme, nor could Russia. reinforce effectively, unless she could drive the allies right off the railway.

SHIPPING NOTES.

WEATHER OUTSIDE. Moderate to strong N.S. monsoon; fire weather to the N.E.

JAPANESE STOWAWAYS,

Three Japanese stowaways arrived here frem Kutchizotzu yesterday by the ss. Foyle.

COAL.

The .. Foyle arrived bora yesterday with 5,700 teas of coal consigned to the local office of the Mitsui Bussen Kaisha. The original port was Parry Pock, South Wales, sud the Just port Kuichineza. Capt. T. A. Pago reports strong easterly wind on the passage up. from Kutelinotza, The B.8. Saffardia arrived coal. The sa. Linan arrived from Barry Dook from Bewport on Sunday with 5,000 tons of on Banday with 2,059 tone of coal.

KICE.

The HDL. s. Keong Wui arrived from Bangkok yesterday with a fall cargo of rice consigned to Messrs. Butterfield & wire. The Norwegian sy. Promethens arrived from Saigon Asiatic Trading Co. yesterday with rim and rice-flour for the Bust

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STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

and colour of last night, but an unsightly litter Trinity Cathedral yesterday, says the N.-C. while maintaining the contract-speed of 10 namely, that only by inflioting a defeat on the where she is due to arrive at 9.30 am. to-morrow. like the shell which the butterfly leaves Daily News of the 10th inst., when lar. Ger-knots on two measured mile runs, and for n

behind when it Auttore from grub-state into the sunshine.

continuous further period of four hours. These conditions were imply fulfilled.

skom Stewart, exchange broker, of Hongkong, espoused the charming Mies Gresson, sister of Mr. W. Grossou, managing partner at Shanghai THE CHINA NEW YEAR.

for the firm of Jardine, Matheson & Co. The}

The vessel left the builder's works st 1 o'clock Company's balk Yuen Feh was gaily decorated and attained a speed on the course in Kowloon To-day marks the commencement of the with flags all day, and many of the employees Bay of 10 knots, which spoud was coutinned China New Year, and is being observed as a attended the service at the Cathedral. This was

to Chekwas and book, the vessel returning to

their reinforcing squadron to effect a junction. Japanese could they hopo to open the way for

Whother bold strategy will be adopted depends upon the estimate which the Russian Cow mander-in-Chief holds of the power of the Japanese fleet.

If he should decide that he cannot fight it public holiday. All the Government Depart-decorated with unusual oare and taste. The Kowloon Bay at 6 pm. The trial was highly the gune of Port Arthur, roumi which the with a chance of auces be will remain under meats, the Banks and the mercantile and altar-rails were booked with red stuff, and satisfactory, ne hitch or heating taking place Japanese fleet will assemble, accompanied by shipping houses are closed and will not re-open covered with marguerites, jonquils, and green. during the entire period of 5 hours, and the torpedo craft, with which they will attempt mant boliday, the Magistracy only remaining ery. Plaats in pots were arranged in vordurous 150 lbs. The speed was checked by Captain .to an action. Meantime, the Japanese invasion boilera easily maintaining the fol! pressare of to ferret him out of the barbour and bring him

till Tharady. Yesterday was also a Govern

оред.

There were the usual deafening fusi lades of orackes to usher in the New Year and we may look for a son inunnoo of this style of celebration today. The Fair in the Jarvois Street neighbourhood was visited by a great concourse of Chiusse and Europeans last night there was a good amount of business done, but mothing to be compared with that in former years, so the stall-holders say. Taken all over

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A CURIOUS STORY.

The heroine is a Japanese girl camad

of Coren will pre ceed, trasps being landed at Masample and Fusan in the south, and st Chamapo.

The Japanese watch on Fort Arthur will not

Shanghai at 10.3 s., ou the 14th inst, and The C.P.R. stemmer Express of Japan arrived left again at 7 p.m. same day for Hongkong, The C.P.A. steamer Empress of India arrived at Shanghai at 8:30 am, on the 13th inst., and left again at 6 pm. satne day for Nagasaki, whore she was due to arrive at 8 am, on the 15th inst.

The Imperial German mail steamer Gere left Shanghai on the 13th inst., at 7 pm, and may be expected here to-morrow, at daylight.

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be, in any tru- sense, a blockida. Nelson THE PAVOURITE BRANDY OF THE denied that he ever blockaded the French flest at Toal on, and it is, in fact, zawly the polley of

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terraces on either land. In the background, the panels of the rorodos carried trails of ivy. Up the central aisle, the customary avenue of bamboos was erooted, the obtrusive branchlets. inconveniencing the millisory-wearers. In one

The Kobe Chronicle writes:--War stories, corner was the Town Band, whose services real and imaginary, may be looked for now, and it is not surprising that the Japanese papers are were requisitioned in place of the organ now under repair, and who were conducted by Mr. beginning to publish items which may seem Valenza. The full choir was also in atten-appropriate as indirectly relating to the present the Chinese trade of the Colony during dance. Miss Hawksley was the senior brides critis. The Yuskin has a story which sounds difficulty will neceruitate the Japanese keeping the past year has not been, up to expectations maid, and two small maids also attending / like an extract from a novelette, but it is said to their battle equadren within eury reach fa There have been no big financial crashes such

Miss Betty Addis and Miss Too Ando Yoshi, a native of Nagasaki. Five years port under their awu control; and all the as have sometimes cacared with disastrong affects to numerous small merchants and efficiently discharged by Mr. E, S. Sandera, ago she went to Harbin, where she obtained the probabilities point once more to Chomuipe, favour of a Russina Commander, who made her which is 300 miles from Port Arthur. Now, ospitalista, but there has been wanting the

Following the ceremony there was a fully his mistress. Of course abe beard of the impón,

the water at the mouth of the Gulf of Pechili wastomary

freedom of tone in the local attended reception at the Ewo hoag premiser,ding trouble between her country and Russia

Bhosle from Port. Arthur to Waihaiwei; so that, money market, the impending and now

where the very nomerous and handsome pre- and she was more than ordinarily interested in

it will be along the northern coast that the actual war having brought about reluctance in seats were displayed and greatly admired, and a chart, or map, which she noticed was the con.

Japanese will require to keep their watch by speculation. As the end of the year approached where Mr Addis in fitting terms proposed the stant study, of the Commander. Sl 8000

means of au inshore squadron of cruisers end. the perennial crop of rumours about organised health of the bride and bridegroom, mentioning discovered Cart the chart was in fact detailed destroyers, while the battleships lie off at a

sings and riots in Hongkong and Canton that Mr. Stewart had been prescut at his (Mr. pa of Manchuria, showing all the fortifications Were set ou foot, That there was a turbulent Addis's) wedding. The bridegroom replied and and works of defonce against Japanese attack, and a strong torpedo Botilla south to watch the Even their cheapest quality is recommended

V. V. 8. O. P. 893.00 PER DOZEN. Draht less, also, they will send some cruisąm Slement in both places which would havo de gave the toast of the bridesmaids, for whom Mr. and it courred to her that if she could cure arrel of the Rusaisa reinforcements. lighted in nothing better than disturbance goes. Sanders made an excellent spokesman. Mr.and this it might be the means of saving her country dan r-point for these will be when they have without saying. In the Colony those incendiary spirits have been under close police surveillance, M. Gershom Stewart loft shortly afterword from defeat. She waited her opportunity, and

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offering Imitatis as of Macniren & Cameron's Fens

and up till the time of going to press we had for Unkuzi," kindly leat by Mr. and Mrs. hased of ao trouble taking place. A noticeable Jenner Houg, now in Europe. feature of the close of the year na compared With former times has boon the small numbers of es, the exemplary sentences passed upon the last fire-raisers baring had to doubt balatury deterrent effect.

To-dy the Post Office will be entirely closed, and 10-morrow it will to open from 7 to 11.59 , for the despatch of the homeward German mail only.

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