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THE SHANGHAI MUNICIPALITY AND MIXED COURTS.
An important memorsadun, drawn up Mr. R. 8. Gundry. C B., on the store subject was sent in to the Foreign Office on Feb. 2 by the China Association. In this document, be states:
the
It is regrettable that the question shall have orison, because the position at Shanglisi is incontestably anomalous, resting rather an aggregate of precndents than
ou any definite textual basis. It has grown up with the growth of the Settlement, and has worked well in the interests both of Chiness and foreigners, so long as it was worked with good will by Ronsible masa who wished to zaintain gand relations. Hurd and fast maxims that may be perfectly of international Jaw upplicable in Europe are unsuited to a situation which is probably unique. That the Shanglisi Municipal Police is in the sabit (with approval of the Consular body) of exeroiding ever Chimes subjects on what is still (though hased to foreigners) Chinese mil, a degree of control beyond what has been formally ceded by the Emperor is ยก denied. But then it is an anomaly that some 400,000 Chinese should profar to live within the precincts of this Foreign Settlement, in- stand of in the adjacent native city and suburbs, That they de su is duo, presumably, to a latent appreciation of good order, good goverm
other good roads, immunity from equeezing and forms of arbitrary annoyanes. It is under these peculiar conditions that the system of Municipal Government suomalous, admittediz in many respects, but excellent (alsoulsmittedly) in practice has grown up. Where there is so mach of foreign life and property at stake it is essential that good order should be main- taino, eran if this involves au exercise of powers that do not properly belong to us. It is out of a tacit reguition of the facts by both Chinese and foreigners that the conditions bitherto existing have be evolved, The Superintendent of the Foreign Police co-operated with the Superintendent of the Native Police; the Foreign Assessor, ax I have | often heard Mr. (afterwards Sir. Chalover) Alabaster say, when he was acting in that capacity, sheltered himself behind the native magistrate and the magistrate sheltered hingalf behind the assessor. A system which has worked well for more than 40 years' stands self- appraise. It will be infinitely regrettably if the Ministers at Peking allow it to be under- mined out of deference to tenable, possibly, but inapplicable theories.
or nequired other vested interests, for the sako of the presumed sourity—to quob proportion would bo interesting thongh the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, which is tinctured with the oficial element, and whose chairman is the leader of the American boycott, admitted might profess different clow. It that the conditions are anoosions. Bat the obvious solution is for China to carry out her promises of reform, not for us to lower our standerd to kor lerol.
Qui veut la fin veut los moyens. The desire to throw off all semblance of tutelage and stand out in every respect independent and equal sannot but com- mand sympathy, but it is a logical rotort that, if Chiun lund rivalled Japan is 'aer efforia shá might have atin bed aimultanec nely a similar end. Chins wants to baris at the wrong and.
THE BEHRING-STRAIT TUNNEL SCHEME.
RUSSIAN OPPOSITION.
A more favourable attitude is being taken. torrards the dazzling scheme for a tuunel under Botring Straits and an all-rail route from United States to Europe. Baron Loleg de Lobel, representing the American Trans- Alaska Siberian Company, is again pressing the project vigorously and has made considerable. progress towards securing concessions from Russia. A distinct party of the Govorament which has the sympathy of Premier Witts earnestly favours closer commercial relations Between the United States and Rassin and this
No. 1,
No. 2.
No. 3.
projot appeals to it, not only us a methods for THE
accomplishing this Bud but for developing the resources of Siberia,
The Company, which believes the Siberian sida is
is as rich in gold as tho Alaskan side, offers to construct the tunnel and build a road 3,000 miles in length from East Cape to Kuusk, in the Clovernment of Yeniseisk, where it will join the Siberian railroad, on condition that after- nate sections eight miles on either side of the line and that the mining concessions covered be granted the company,
Reparto concerning the angineering diffeal- ties and the financial responsibility of the promoters, etc., have been submitted and were goverally favourably received by the Ministers The Emperor Nicholas has created a mixed com- mission, before which Baron de Lobel will make a final
argument on March 15th and ask for 18 malls in which to complete arrangements and tou years to finish the road. Should Russia, for stratagie rauaous, ask that the road, instead of following the Lens River, go directly east- ward from Kausk to the point whenso connee- tion would be made with Klarbarovsk, involving detour of 1,200 miles, the company is willing accept this on condition that American materials be admitted free. Generally speaking, the activity of Americans in seeking to secure concessions bus aroused the ire of the Radicals who so therein the desire of the bureauoracy to sell Russia to foreigners on the eve of the convocation of the Dumu.
to
Baron Loie de Lobel, on March 17, placed
before the National Defence Committee the project of the American Trans-Alisatie- Siberian Company for tunnelling under Behring Strait, and building a railroad from East Capo o Kansk, to connect with the Siberian railroad. Barou de Lobel offers to make any changes necessary to moot strategie considerations,
to
M. Teulchinski, Chief Engineer of the Irkutsk railroad, was the principal technical opponent of the scheme, contending that the construction of the tunnel was impracticable and impossible on account of the action of the tides. M. Taulchinski asserted that the shifting tundra of Siberia would necessitate the building of
extensive dykes and long bridges for proten tion from spring fraslets. Besides, M. Ton!. chinski claims that the climato of the region covered by the plan makes it unfit for Russian colonisation and that the only result could be the evoutual plucing in the hands of onterpris gricans of the whole unpopulated territory from the Pacific to Kamchatka.
WHAT THE LIVER CAN DO.
WHEN IT IS HEALTHY-HORLORS OF LIVER DINEAHE-How MOTHER SEMEL'S SYRUP CURES IT.
The memorandum at a later stage proceeds.
A person in health does not know-from There has been no attempt to contest the
mperor's right of ominent domain. What actual experience, at least that he has such a has been done is to assert the ozclusivomunicipal thing as liver, but when the system gives way to the ravages of biliousness his hecomes pain-' sentrol alleged by Sir Rullerford Alcock from the outset, and to exercise a certain supervision fully aware of the fact. When one has spent
a con le of years in India, or some other warm, over the execution of warrants issuing from the City, of arrests (generally, of Chinese in the climate, he knows beyond all doubt that he has a liver, and the knowledge does not conduce to Settlement, and of sentences passed at the
When this most important Mixed Court. All attempts on the part of the his appices.
organ breaks down, from any cause, life becomes Chise authority to levy taxes within the
daily misery. Dall pains in the side Bod back, Settlement have been successfully resisted, and the right has been upheld of probitating the bad taste in the math, nausea, sickness, spots OKOHAMA SPECIE BANK passage of soldiery-even se escorts-withen before the eyes, headache, hot flashes, irregu prorious permission. It is submitted that a larity of the bowels, piles, costiveness, dis- these things go to coustitute a position which has ordered stomach, heartburn, sected tongue and been consolidated by prolonged recognition general dull, sieepy, hopeless fooling, are the into prescriptive right which is aboye daily portion of the sufferer. The skin becomes challenge. It is sasy to understand that the yellow, the eyea dell and heavy, and everyono knows at a glance that he is "livery." Some- Yamen Runners, for instance, who live times there is a dizzy, resting sensation, with
by bribery and extortion, dislike these shock, ringing in the ears and blurred vision. But it is submitted that they are essential to the maintenance of order and good government, and that to allow native &fcialdom free execu tive course, would be to reader Municipal Government impossible and to degrade the Settlement to the city level. The matter must Es local from the standpoint ot of international theory, but of expediency and Chinese official practice. There is no security that a warrant issued from a Chinese Yamen may not have been obtained by currapt mesas for purposca of extortion or private or offcial vengeance. And it was, curiously, on the very ground that a Consul might unadvisedly be
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Fick-Marshal Earl Roberts presided at the 75th anniversary meeting of the Royal United Servic: Institution in Whitehall. The report showed that 285 officers had joined the institu- tion during the your, and fat 229 names had been removed from the list owing to death, withdrawals, and other causes. The total num bor of members at the end of the year was 5,369, scratch grease of 5 on that of the previous year. The financial statement gave a balance of £893, the largest which had been reported for many Years. In moving the adoption of the report, Lord Roberts said this was the last time he wouki preside on chairan of the council. Ho war lud to know that the institution was in a most satisfactory condition, and he wishes to express his thanks to Lieut.-Col. A. Leetham, the secretary, and to Mr. B. E. Sargeaunt, the assistant-retary, for their valuable assistanc The centenary of. Lord Nelson Lud proved n great attraction to visitors, who had testified their delight will all they had seen the exhibition. He wished to express his thanks to the members of the committee who had assisted him so materially at the monthly meetings, for it was largely owing to them that things bad gone so pleasantly and satisfactorily. Maj.-Goa. Sir C
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The following is the result of the pool stimulate the liver to renewed activity, cleanse the blood and drive impurities from the system, stoots on the 7th and St This is exactly what Mother Seigel's "dyrup | yards. :---- dous. It stimulates the action of the liver aud sto wooh, rog alates the bowele, sud, in that way, thoroughly cleanses and revitalizes the blood. It also cots on the skin and kidanys-in foot on every ergan concerned in the long proces of digestion so that poisons or impurities are thrown off by ovary possible means that will orpel them.
Here is an interesting solual example of the Power of Mother Smigel's Syrap: Mrs. Sarah Road, Merton, Surrey, than which there is no Middleton lives at fi, Nursery Road, Morden pretier vilege in England, and few healthier pots in all the world. healthiest surroundings disease will come, and it was with this lady. Writing on the 17th of January, 1906, she says,
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1902, When she has translated that I was a perfo t martyr to fivor complaint and Bowling Club and the Civil Service Club is desire juto uction, the aspirants, of whom Mr. indigestion, which nothing waid relieve. Ching is a type, will Göd no obstacle to the
fait sick and bilious, with a bad laste in anqualition assertion of the "sovereign righta
Buth in the which they appear to consider jeopardis 1. by
I were failing indeed i sensation as thougs, and a dizzy realing THE MERCANTILE BANK the measures of supervision insidental to affi-
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cient ministration. The foreign population had to catel et of the Settlement aroounted according to the food I had violent pain seress the stomach, last census, to 11,500, and the rative populs-white wind formed in such volumes as nearly to suffocate me. My only relief was to get the tion to 452.716! That the Council "should have succeeded in administering the affairs food up again, and this need to be the alt
invariable result of eating anything. Th of this steadily growing community with traia brought on tertaring headaches, and a smoothness, for 50 years. is in itself a tribute hry, thump ng sort of pain just over my to the prevalent good feeling at one kidneys. My life was a daily miser Doctors
infinitely regrettable if the messure
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I had finished one bottle I was worlds better. The sick feeling left me and I began to est
G. Badcock W. H. Kelly
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of control now exercised and which hus bend of and Hospitas did me no good so I turned to the greatest benefit to the Chinese them elves, Mother Seigel's Syrup. Oh, the relief! Before should be weakened. It may be safely assumed indeed, that to none would a change ha more really unwelcome. The anewor of the several without ill-effect Gradually all my palu Charment and Special Skin Tonio nud Poudre Heads of Guilds and of the numerous wealthy vanishe i, and I found myself cared and rapidly w. This Chinoso who have taken up their residoneo in gaining strength. I feel splendid now. the Settlements, who bare bought land there at shows clearly, exact'y, what the great world (from a Chinesa point of view) fabulous prisos, medicine, Mother Seigel's Syrap, can do.
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HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL-Keep you com plexion, Mrs. Ellen's Créme Charmant, Lsit Charment will enable you to do it. Her Specialitice for the Skin are the study of a lifetime. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., Sole Agents.
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MAIL TABLES
AS OFFICIALLY PEEFALED FOR 1906.
Showing the dates of departure of the Maile Lo Europe and America, und the dates of their expected arrival at their destinations, as well as -the dates of departure of the Maile from Europe and America and the dates on which they are due to reach Hongkong. A Special Table is devoted to the Parcals Post to and from Englend
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30 Cents
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On Sale at the Hongkong Daily Press Office,
Hongkong, 12th February. 1905.
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