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or a little Conservative," it has been said;} and it may be added that the infant is nur.

·tured on patriction, or what ought to mako for patriotism. Count Hirogawa saya,'

But I hud in your public life a great many men with axes to grind in Parliament, in the army, and on the Press. There are far too many legal men in your Parliament. More business men are wanted in both Houses The business element is needed TO | in all Governments, but in England more than mywhere." Columus of comment could be writion on that, but as it night lead to one of those interminable discüssions like Do we believe?" or What is whisky we will leave it as a mental DISPENSARY stimulant, fo be taken "mak.” Our critic is still parrot-like in his echoing of the idiotic suggestion that the Anglo-Japanese Alliance (where it mapties military help in India if needed) is a symptom of decadence. With equal sense it could be argued that any nation with paid troopsis decadent, and that only those with conscription or, better still, with every citizen a fighting-a-n, are Carried to ita logical end, this would make the Zules the advance guard of civilisation. The Cocxy's point of view is apparent in the remark, I do not think that the commercial struggle for the markets of the Far East will be so injurians to Ger. mony as to England. German methods of trade are efficient, and Germaus, work harder i timo the British will consent to do. I think the commercial rivalry between Japan and Great Britain will be acute, and that Britain will sulfur." But it is not worth while following all the claacholy forecast, which is but one more example of the croakinge that have been sounded in British ears more or less regularly during the last two hundred and filly years. It is possible that too much is made of the axiom that nation must hither rise or fall, that there can be no standing still; but without stop- ping to split straws, it is certain that very often much depends upon the observer. A faddist who sees the world wagging along A. S. WATSON & CO., | indifferent to his reforms and janaceas is

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At his residency, Inten Murs, Caine Kond, on January 2rd, ilusur ERNEST ALFIANDER Hous, son of William Hoile, Inter of H. M. S. Forspile, ged 3M. For wang years in the employ of the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co. Gorply regretted.

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The Daily Press.

M. Raindra, French. Ambasa for at Berno,

has been appointed Ambassador at Tokyo, when the Logation there is converted into na om- bassy.

Tho Takamatsu-muru, a stéel steamer now being built in the yard of the Okake Iron Works

Sakurajima, was launched on January 9th. The steamer is ordered by the Nippon Yusea Kaisha for the service between Osaka and Che too, in Chinnamps, Curoa. The rossol is 228 feet long, 324 jest wides, and 24 fest doop. She will barn spast of 12 kunts, and is qualified to receive the Shipbuilding Encouragemont Bounty.

A party of fourteen Sulsation Army officers and seven children arrived at Koho by the steamer Roon on Jan. 15th from England. The officers go on to Tokyo, from where they

will be distributed over the country. cal of General Booths to Japan. As is already known, the visit has been postponed, chiefly because the General desires to travel by the quickest route, wa Siberia.

Salvationists look forward to the promised visit

The idea of Daily Pres correspondant, who signed himself “Old Adam,” that the Flower Show should includs a competition for Window boxes of flowers cultivated by children, was adopted by the Committee; but, unfortun ately, for someo angusssable reason, there has boea ne corresponding enthusiasm shown by the young people. Entries closed on Sunday. and there was only ono. We hope a first prizo will be awarded to this praiseworthy young floriculturist.

A very interesting pape was rol on Jan. 19th at the Royal Asiatic Society, Shanghai, by Mr. T. W. Kingsmill on "Ancient Tiet and ite Proatagers," in which msay proofs were brought forward to show that it was a Turasian tribe of the Kuru and not Tibetans that com

petal so fugealy with the Hans for (ho posses sion of the Empire of Eastern Asia. TPs paper is a continuation of the work done by Mr. Kingsmill in a former paper on “The Manise and the Golden Cheras," and is a valuable contribution to the ethnography of Wostoru China. It will be published in fu" ja the journal of the Society.

A Japanese recently presented himself at the Lama Monastery, in Peking, knowu as tho Yaugho Kung (Ynagho Palace), and, asking to see the head Lama, requested to be initiated

into the Lama's faith. Visions of Japanese

was

then referred

to

prone to describe that world as rushing aggression and a future Japanese Dalai Lama

at once arosa in the mind of the Abbot, says headlong to rainCount. HIROSAWA AYNEN. correspondent, aut be humdiately not be in quick-doctor, but he comes from an impressionable waiversity, and he seems to have taken his prototypes altogether ton seriously. It is almost safe to assume that he yubscribst to the Times Encyclopedia, for the simple reason that he could not reist the impressive announcemeat that there was only one day more." British Empire's days are not so early

ended as all that.

replied that he had no authority to receive any aliens into the Monastery. The matter to Mongolian upcriatendency (Lifangyuan), which again referred it to the Waiwapar. The reply that the Lama Abbot garo was oventa dly rapuited, by the Waiwupu, viz., that there is as proced eat for receiving a foreigner into the Tame The Monastary,

the Jarious candidat, bad to receive this for kis find answer.

and

The Scotch couc-rt to be held on Saturday

TELEGRAMS.

["DAILY PRESS" EXCLUSIVE SERVICE.]

JAPAN TO BUY PHILIPPINES.

Loxbox, January 23rd. It is rumoured that Mr. Wright; the new American Anibassailor to Japan, is to propose the sale of the Philippines to Japan.

CORRESPONDENCE.

THE FORTHCOMING ROYAL VISIT.

„TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY PRESS."

Hongkong, January 23rd. SI-An article appeared in your valuable paper his morning under the above heading, and being desirous of knowing what this in- por ant. British outpost is going to do in

honour of the Itayal visitor, I perused the

article, thinking that I would thus by on- lightened na to what will be the offisid programme for his remption, but I was very much disappointed to find nothing of the sort. I are at trying to blame your paper for not doing so, as it appears that very few residants know dadinitaly what is going to be done. I think that it is now high time that the

BRAZILIAN NAVAL

CATASTROPHE

LONDON, January 23rd. The Brazilian ironclad Aquidaban sank immediately after --big-ex-Reception Committed should nanounes to the plosion at Rio de Janeiro. Thros pablie the official programme. Derations hundred lives, including four Roar and witte the Chinese Now Your holidays Admirals, were lost.

AMERICAN WEATHER.

LONDON, January 23rd. A snow blizzard followed the heat wave in America, the transition from extreme to the other being remarkably rapid.

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ARMY ESTIMATES..

Losuox, January 23rd. There is a great retrenchment in the new Army Estimates.

PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS.

LONDON, January 23rd. To-day's figures are,

Ministerialists...... 357 Unionists...... 115

DEATH OF A FAMOUS REFORMER.

sid illuminations take some time to propare

intervening between this and the date of the

SUPREME COURT.

Tucaday, January 23rd.

IN BANKRUPTCY.

BEFORE SIR FRANCIS PIGGOTT (CHIRP

JUSTICE).

A COMPOSITION ARRANGED. Ae Chun-Ini-ming alins Chan Yuk.chuen ex parte Sam Chun-nam,

Mr. H. K. Folares, who appeared for the petitioning oraditor, applied for leave to with- draw the application for a roesiring order. The application was supported by a declaration by Leung Ini-kwok, au acovnsbaut in the debtor's believed the whicio of the debtor's creditors employ. The declaration set forth that ho

signified their approval of the compromiso, which was that debtor should pay a com-

| duly elamped and signed by all the creditors.

position of 30 por ent. The composition, which wes in Chinese, had been filed, and was Formerly, Mr. Hastings had objected to the pker making such an applienċion, but his arrival of the Prince, very little time is left for (Mr. Hastings) clients had now signed the preparations. Na outward signs of any pre-composition. So far as he knew, there were

new absolutely no dissatisfial creditors. parations are visible beyond the erection of

The Ocial Receiver ruised no objection, and triumphal arches, buahno szaffaklings around

his Lordship grant the application. the Post Office and Clock Tower, presumably for illaminations, and the elsauing up of the statues of Queen Victoria sul the Duke of Connaught. With regard to the atatas of the Duke, I suppose flat the inscriptions on the pedestal will either be re-inked or gilded, as they are hardly legible at present.—Yours, etc.,

A COLONIAL,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAY FRESS."

DEAR SIR-Os recent damp day as I chambered up the slippery steps that give some tc Blako Pier from the son and as I gazul awestruck at that wonderful matched roof that je sa in keeping with the buildings that nor grace our Praya and so worthy of the port it adorns, I could not but think how please! Prince Arthur of Caught will bo when the fall beauty and comfort of the main approach to the Colony are first made known to him.

'RECKIVING ORDER WANTED. Shan Lingeswu ea parte tho dobtors, Mr. G. P. Dixon (of Mr. John Hastings' offler) applied for a nstelving ordar. He said the debtors' petition was supported by a de- claration of assote on the file made by one of the debtors, Chun Yuk-chiu, who was a partner in the Shan Shing-Wo, The assets of the firm in this Colony consisted of book debis and cash to the value of $6,200 and $111.12. Of this amount about $4,000 was venvorable. Liabilities amounted to $43,150. The debtor had handed him a sum of several hundred dollars in cash-he was not sure of the. amount-which he would hand over to the Ofleial Receiver.

His Lordship-That does not seem to be very much, but it is substantial.

Mir. Dixon--I think I can assure your Lordship I have more than enough to pay the Ocial Raceirer's cos.s.

His Lordship---You say 84,00b) of the assala are recoverable?

Mr. Dixon-Yes, my Lord.

Joling apart, is it not high tima that wo should boast something better than that eyesore that has dous duly as acopering to Blake Pier long enough, and that we should be providad with a landing pluss more suitably equipped to Mr. George Jacob Holyoake is meet the convenience of the thousands of hand include the $4,000.

tenvollers who yearly pass through this gateway dead, aged 89 years.

LONDON, January 23rd.

[The late Mr. Holyoake was a remarkably gifted philosopher, lecturer and author, and perhaps the greatest tona British journalism ona bo ist of. He was the founder of Secularism (the utilitarianism of Mr. Brad- Iugh, expressed as the substitution of the piety of usefulness for the usefulness of piety the religion of this life only; seaking morality in nature, and happiness in daty),

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to the farthest East?

Would it not be an excellent memento of Prince Arthur's visit if the sun year that welcomed him here saw the abolition of that terrible anachronism the mutabad roof, and its substitution by a decent permanent covaring, if possible containing a clock, visible from sea and and

The next appears to be au "usido" to

own of quar jugislators.--ED]

His Lordship-Does the money you hava in

No.

Mr. Dixon Mr. Wakeman raised no objection, and his Lordship granted a receiving order.

POLICE COURT.

Tuesday, January 23rd.

Barons ME. F. A. HAULAND (FIRST POLICE MAGISTRATE).

AN UNSUCCESSFUL PURSE KNATCHER. Pai Kai was scafenced to two months bard labour for attempting to rob Mes. Glessmann, a resident at the Pak on Monday while tho lady, accompanied by her husband and wasther lady, was walking along Jervois Street on shopping expedition; the prisoner attempted

Mr. Griscom; late U.S. Miniser at Tokyo evening at St. George's Hall promises to be made to suffer for his convictions: but, unlike succeed you will, I am sure, Garu tho thanks of to snatch her puts bat miscalculated the

whe has arrived at San Francisco, confirms the statement that Adiniral Toge-intords to take- the Japanese Fleet next year vải Siz to Eng- Inn and the United States,

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The Pioneer's London correspondout wire that thus Daily Chronicle's Melbournus correspons dub telegraphs that lav importation of opium for other than medicinal purposes will be pro- hibited throughout the Commonwealth after

.1905.

The Happy Valley is to have a fix attractions Fou Thursday. An interport Tootball, match bet worn Cauton and Hongkong Fastball Club has been arranged, while the Civil Survica Club have eticket match between bachelore a banediats,

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your coustitvouls and the community at largs position ad eught her thumb. With con-

End of "asidej.

siderable presence of mind she hell on to his

socialist rotormer and agitator, in favour of co-operation, free thought-not

Mr. Pollack, you sketched out an excellent atheism and the complete emancipation and

mena when soliciting the rotes of 15 awe fellow education of the masees, Stuart Mill said he was chief in rumstal in securing the passage of colonists before your adoption of the boaourabla the Amention Act of 1964. (Who's Who

prefix that now precedes your name, but yan gives that as the data, but it is probably a

Emited thi Fant wisprint for the 1859 amendment). Like many

Include it. sir, in the other,roformers in those intolerant days, ba wasprogimams of things to be abolished, and if you most successful, for in addition to securing the many, has lived long enough to see most of his dresius come true. He gave his favouritə services of local artistes of repit, the pro-raoceation as reading novels.””] meters have arranged a vory attractive pro- gramme in which the "auld Scotch cangs" will find a leading place. The excellence of the programme le in a monusare gruritoed whon Que sues that it is to sustained by local artistes of such talent as Mrs. Gordon, Mrs. Waad, Mours. Auld, Baxter, Galloway and Lectio, a galaxy of distinguished vocalists, and by Mrs. Ongh, a leithiaut violinist. The band of the West Kents will be in atlamitance. The concert is under distinguished patronage, II. E: The Governor and Major General and Mrs. Vilies Hatton having siguith their intention to be present.

RACING NEWS.

Yoakerday morning the galloptat the Hippy Valley shows the following tis

Goetz's Rabbit and Hough's derby, 1 m., 35 1.11, 1.8.

Unknown guy (ridden by Ahânl), 1 m. 35, 1.08 2-5.

Mody's Common Rose, į m., 37, 1.034; fastest

half mile.

Czardas, 4 m., 32 3-5.

La Franco Ros, 4 m., 35; 1,07. White's and Smith's mecompanied by another,

Copper King and Bonzai, 2 m, 30 2-5.. Haleyon Day (Hough and Shawan's), Skir! and dan sub, I m., 342, 1,09.

An Association football match has been HongKose, JANUARY 24TH, 1906.

arranged for this afternoon at the Causeway Bay COUNT HIROSAWA, a Japanese who passed ground at 5 o'clock sharp between the II. M. S through Cambridge University with some Torpedo Bost Destroyer Jans and the Lusitano credit, and who has recently revisited | Football Club. The representativos of the latter Bagland, has said some startling things are: II. Simoes; A. Barros and J. Ssyncira to u Standard interviewer, about the R. Silva, P. Roza, 8, Q. Elsa; C. Ozorio. A deterioration of the English which he Ribeiro, J. Britto and R: M. Castro. Lusitano thinks be noticed. The Count meant well, players are requested to be practual. it is crident, and his remarks make very Au order by Major General Villiora Hatton, C.B., Commanting tenops South China, dated. interesting reading: but we do not think

January 2ård, says;-Of the Winter Esays fool particularly that Englishmen will

which have been submitted seven aro considered, 36, 1.1225, 1.47. concerned by them, either to take offence, good, all of which show study in appreciation, or to fiee the wrath to come. The Japanese and care and thought in working out. That critic of the people among whom he got by Major A. C. Painter, K.E., is considered of knowledge has merely turnal the tables sufficient merit to be sent to the Chief of the upon the average writer of books about General Staff. The names of these seven ofcers are: Major R. A. Kaye, RG.A., Japan. He saw a little, read more, and by Capt. C. G. Vereker, R.G.A., Capt. O. L. an empiric felt ai adjustment, arrived at a Price, R.G.A., Major A. C. Painter, R., verdict more imposing than important. Too Major S. II. Padley, 2nd R.W. Kent Regt... fond of pleasure, and not fond enough Capt. R. M. Q. Tulloch, 2nd E.W.K., and of self-sacrifice, is one of his indictments of Lieut. Col. A. E. Aitken, 119th Infantry. JOHN BULL. He has heard of CHAMBER- "Oh!" said Mr. A. G. Wise, Pulsus Judge LAIN, and blames the English for buying as he took his seat on the beach at the Supreme their food from abroad; he has rend the Court yesterday morning. They have alterad ** back to the land" agitations of the Ealf that horrible piping." Us Honour's remark ponny papers, and notes" the concentration referred to the piping attached to a store which had been placed in the Court by the P.W.D. to of the masses in towas; he bas heard

warm its chilly precincts during the winter quolations from KiraNG and SANDOW,moaths. On Monday habitues of the Court. and regrets "the absence of physical were very jocular as to the ingenuity of the training," and we cannot guess his in- Work's official, who had conceived the idea of

Mongolian Chief, & m., 122-5. ∙Mikoab and a sub., 18m., 331, 1.07, 141,

Hynes's Sirocco, po, 1.14. . Governor's chest, and bik m., 33, 1.07 1-5, 142-5.

Craig's sub. m.. 35 1-5, 197 25,

Ports' sub, fm., 32

Coronet Rose, Am., 31

Marechal Nil Rose, Im., 36 1-5,

Bolles's Eagle, 4m., 33.

F. Kadoorie's derby, m, 1421-5. Highland Sturand Highland Man, im., 31 1-5. Sundial, 37, 1.11.

Ifumyhreys doukey tail and Showan's sub, 1, 34, 1.11, 1.46), 221.

...

C. P. Chafers snh, m., 30 4-5. Forrest's and Dearon's enb., 4 m., 32 3.5. -Sunbeam, m, 30 4-5.

Craig's derby grey 1 m, 30 2-5,

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- APPOINTMENTS. —

LONDON, January 20th, Mr. Wright, the Governor of the Philip- pines, has been appointed United States Ambassador to Japau.

BELGIUM.

LONDON, January 20th. The Belgian Chamber has passed a bill for fortifying Autwerp at an immense cost, and for re-aruling the artillery with Krupp guns.

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THE PROGRESS OF JAPAN.

LONDON, January 20th. Viscont Hayashi speaking at Batley, said that Great Britnia could be perfectly easy in regard to Japan's progress, and need entertain no idea that such is injurious or contrary to the principles of political

economy.

THE ELECTIONS

I seo that when in April, 1890, this Calmy hand and turning to her husband told him to Lad the pleasure of greeting TB.II. the Duke arrest the man, which he did, and subsequently and Duchess of Connaught that an addrens of | handed him over to the custody of the police. welcome was presented from the inhabitant...” by the Hon. P. Ryrie who was then the serior unofficial member of Council.

Is it too much to hope that this procodent will be followed on the arrival of Prines Arthur rext month, and that the loyal inhabitants of this Colony will be permitted to voice their welcoms through the medíam of their natural representative--the senior anefcial member of Council? We don't want the real colonist to de entirely obscured by the official element, and Hongkong resident to obtrude himself however I trust that the propriety of permitting the mildly into the arrangements for the welcome of Prince Arthur may be palend to those who are "bossing the show."—Yours faithfe'ly, A RESIDENT.

SIR THOMAS JACKSON'S STATUE,

It has long been known locally that a status was to be erected to perpetuate the memory of Sir Thomas Jackson, who for many years was identified with the Culogy. The statue has been made to the order of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, and is to

LONDON, January 21st. Retarus to date:-Liberals 232, Labourbe erected on the Bank's proporty facing Des Voeux Road, The beatifully polished granite 34, Unionists 114, Nationalists 79. Liberal

pedestal on which the statue is to roat will gains, 19; Unionist, Y.

soon be in position. On the frout papel of this De inscribed “Sir Thomas Jackson, Knighted 1899, created a baronet 1982 Joined the

GERMANY.

LONDON, January 21st.

Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation A socialist suffrage demonstration passed 1866: appointed Chief Manager 1876; retired

Prince Arthur of Connaught will probably

off quietly in Berlin yesterday. Ninety-two || 1902," meetings were held in different parts of the city.

LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The L.G. M. str. Roon lett Kobe via Nagasaki and Shanghai on the 21st iust, at 10 p.m., and may be expected here on or about 30th inst

The TM. str. Gneisenau, which left here on Wednesday, at abou, arrived at Singapore on Sunday, at 1 p.m.

The J.-C.-J. Liju str. Tjilaljop left Macassur

narell the statue,

A LAME EIGUSE.

Chargal with steding six caps from a stall in Queen's Road, Sam Kiu ploaded that he louclied them and they fell to the ground. However, he was seen running off by an Indian The charge was constable who arrested him. proved sad defendant was sentence to thres weeks' hard labour, with six hours in the stocks,

TRE PROFITS OF GAMBLING. Twenty Chinumea, ovidently in fairly good circomatunges, were charged by Donative Inspector Elans the first three with keeping a gaming house at 50, and 51, Connaught Road West, and the other 17 with playing fantan

with dice:

Mr. Hanson said that the honse was a club and according to the books as much as $30 per day was made as interest.

The first two defendants were fined $1,000 nach, the third 325 and the remainder $5 each.

BEFORE MR. C. D. MELBOURNE (SECOND POLICE MAGISTRATE).

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REFUSING MIRE,

A Kowloon ricela coolis, prosecuted by Mrs Mabel Mason for refusing to accept

fare while noemployed, pleaded guilty and was fined $1.

ROLIGENT MARINER The master of the stem. launch Pacific was fined $5 for neglecting to show a proper light while under way.

TOO MANY PASSENGERS,

The master of the launch Kwong Tung was fined $10 for carrying 11 pasangers in excess the Kerg Shan were each finex 225 for a similar of biy launch. The masters of the Wiken and

offere.

A DANGEROUS OMISSION,

FAILING TO STOP.

A native was tined $5 for failing to record a Sir Thomas was born in Ireland, on Juno death which occurred at 503, Queen's Road West 4th, 1841, his father being David Jackson of frem smallpox to the proper authorities. Urker, Croosmaglen. He was educated at Morgan's School, Castleknock, Treland, and The master of the steam launch Fie On, by privuto futors, and in 1871 murried Amelia summoned for failing to glop his launch when Lydia Dare. Ho commenced lauking in the called upon by the police pinance, was fiacd Bank of Ireland, Belfast, in 1860, aud came to $10. the Agra Bank in the Bast in 1844, Ho joined the Hongkong aud Shanghai Banking spiration for lamenting the absence of "the unsaying the said piping to the lofty ceiling Companion (sub.), 2 m., 32, 105 3-5, 1.38 4-5, 2.12 for this part on the 22nd inst., and may be sx-

Corporation in 1866, and became its chief The following telegram has been received in a sories of suukoliko twines. Evidently the ' Gressor's Diamond King and Drogheda, pected here on or about the 31st inst.

The str. Gregory Apeur, from teaching of patriotism." If any branch of

judges' did not approve of its appearance, for 14 in., 1st half 31 25, 1.09 1-5; last half : 2-5, Singapors young afternion, and mut, left manager in 1876. He was knighted by Queen from the Government of Burma dated the

may be ex- 1.03 15.

pected here on er about the 20th inst..

Victoria in 1890 for distinguished sorrices to | 2ud, instant:- learning is neglected in England, we can before the Court eat yesterday morning the

Black Cherry and Medy's 'road derby, } m., The LGM. str. Willehad left Sydney on her government, and was created a baromet in "Hongkong bas been declared an infectail assure him it is not the cult of patriotism.dragon shapel structage had been altered, and

Monday, at 2 pin, and may be expected here on 1902. White's dao, 1 m., 3.

Inform shipping firms," Every Englander is born a little Liberal the piping is now conveyed to the roof straight.

as a chimney.

or about Saturday or Sunday, 10th or 11th Feb

4-5.

30.

S. II. Michel's Hiring Sun and Motor's Pilot,

35 15, 1025, 1.43 95. Cruickshank's derby, I m.. joined by stable

HONGKONG AN INFECTED AREA.

Bruz.