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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 3185, 1807.

The members of the Chinos Municipal on TELEGRAMS.] oil of Shanghai hold a meeting with reforemos to the extension of the electric tramway to Sica- ei, which would necessitats the llus passing through native territory, under the jurisdiction

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of the Chiness Council. The members opposed THE SWETTENHAM INCIDENT. a motion to allow the tramway to pass through

A. S. WATSON & CO., lingered at Shanghai under medical Chinese territory and a memorial has been pre-

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LONDON, January 30th. Sir James Swettenham, Governor General of Jamaica, has withdrawn the letter, which cansed offence, and has expressed regret.

Then, when the arrival of his successor virtually drove him forth, he would first go to Peking to pay his respects and thanks to the Throne. Taking a bint that his formal | expressions of gratitude and loyalty might on this occasion be dispensed with, he

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ENPRESS-DOWAGER of his superlative merit. lecture on "The beginning of the Protestant He referred to the disloyal clements of the Missionary Invasion in Chine," including some Yangteze provinces, and suggested that heiatoresting examples of Robert Morrison's experiences in Canton. Mr. Peacon has very |might profitably (to Her Majesty) make a kindly consented to give this lecture at short tour of inspection to unearth the rascals. notice, owing to the jasbility of Archdeacon' It is reported that he was scolded for a Bannister to deliver bis address on "That busybody, and ordered to start at oace for Thres Northumbrian Saints.” his new but distasteful place, which, by the way, was good enough for his father

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Poor SHUM would possibly new listen appreciatively to even a missionary discourse of the folly of putting trust in princes.

Passing by the Chinese Government's preference for offering its famine-stricken constituents eleemosynary doles rather than work, on the ground that “a loating man eats less than a man who is working", may mention also the incidents attending the recent Edict exalting Con- Focus to the divine level in official worship..

we

By kind permission of Lt. Col. Prios, D.8.0.,

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farch......Sons of the Brave," m... Didgood Overture..... “La Bautiste,”..... Talec... Sunges Rusca,”- Selection "En Poupec". Song. Pausoy Facer," Divertiments Feast of Lanterns," Beireting..." The Duchess of Dantzie!" ... Caryli Two Step.. "Hiawatha,"

Moret God Save the King.

Au interesting ceremony took place où Jan,

THE JAMAICA EARTHQUAKE.

LONDON, January 30th, Shocks continue to be experienced Kingston.

BURNING MINE.

LONDON, January 30th. The Redan mine is burning. Over

100 miners are entombed.

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ANGLO-AMERICAN RELATIONS,

LONDON, January 28th. Mr. Bryce, epeaking at a farewell banquet at Manchester, said that Auglo- American relations were never so good as at the present time. This was evidenced

ELLIS KADOORIE CHINESE

SCHOOL 80CIETY.

PRESENTATION OF PRIZES BY THE

GOVERNOR..

the staff and to acknowlodge the hearty co-opera- tion of the President, Hoa. Becretary and metabors of Council. To the Directors of the Tang Wah Hospital, the Committee of the Po Leung Kok and the large number of gentlemen," too numerous to mention individually, who have The Hongkong College of the Ellis Kadecrie so generously contributed to our Scholarship Chinese School Society presented an unarually and Prize Fund we tender our sincere thanks animated appearance yesterday. The exterior for this practical ovidenon of their interest in of the now buildings was viewed by many our educational work and welfaro, the first time and the favourable impression building, with a staff comprising 4 Europass juterested in the work of this. Society for With this commedions addition to our former which it croated did not vanish with a closer mastars, 6 Anglo-Chinese assistants and acquaintance with the building. Flags and Vernacular teachers and with a President aud peculiarly Chineseden crations gave a picturesque Council willing to do everything in their touch to the attractive interior, while the large power to promote the progress and comfort of number of bright looking Chinese boys and the students, we may reasonably hope to realice the presence of many European ladies and the wish expressed by your Excellency at our geatlemen proclaimed an interesting event. last,prize giving-that you may saan attendance

His Excellency the Governor had promised of 600 students in this institution. to attend and present the prizes the

to

The Prize List inaluded the following:-- Blake Scholarship (850), Chan Yan Tong, Ho Kom Tong Scholarship (Senior) ($15), Lam Kwok To; Ho Kem Tong Scholanhip-Junior ($25), Tau Chit Pe.

socarsful pupils and naturally the ëcholars were agog with excitemeat, Hie Excellency, com sanied by Mr. Ponsonby, was received with manifest plansare by the assembled company. Occupying soate on the platform were Mr. E. A. Irving (Inspector of school), blessrs. W. Braidwood (beadmaster), E. S. Kadoorie, Lan Cha Pak, Ho Kom Tong, Fung

It will be remembered that Sir Mattbor Wa Chuo, while among the others present ware

Nathan was responsible for the attention now Archdeston Branister, Rev. C.J. Hickling, Dr. being paid to hygiene as a study, and it is

Sebres, Rec. Dr. and Mrs. Pearce, Bro.

The special prizes were awarded us undǝr:- Dar Roy Lau la Chung; Hygious. Chan Yau Tong.

Bylvester, Mr. Ellis Kakoorie, Dr. Wilder (U.S.mildly amusing to encounter this resuark in the School Inspector's report:-"Hygiene should Consul General), Mosers. G. Piercy, E. J. Mokos.

alien E. Howard, A.J. Raymond, Mrs. Kadoorie, Mrs.ot be dragged unnecessarily lato

subjects. Apparently thero is exocssire Braidwood, Mrs, and Miss Rodger, Mrs. J. Bod-

The School Inspector recommended a grant Sang, Chua Yea Piu, Choi Tze Yik, Benng Kin

That was prompted by the Provincial Judge 22nd at the Portuguese Club, Shanghai, when by the Swettenbem incident, which, at oneer, Mrs. Bryson, Mrs. Milroy, Menara. Ip anxiety to please His excellosoy somewhere). of Hupch, LIANG TING-FEN, the anti-ca the invitation of the committee, a large and time, would have heen the signal for cries On, Pas Yau Chren, Ho Yam Nam, Chan Foon at the rate of 30/-.

reproisatative number of members assembled to

bid good-bye to Mr. Luis Ferreira de Castro, the Consul-General for Portugal, who is leaving there shortly to resume charge of the Coumulate Goueral at New York, sud to pressat to bim en address from the members of the club in

ognition of his valuable serioas to the Portuguess commanity daring his tenure of cfice there. The address was accompanied by a neat souvenir, lu the form of a gold oigarette casa, suitably engraved. Mr. Ferreira do Castro has made himself very popular in Shanghai and is persons grata amongst his nationals, to whom his departure is a cause of genuine regret.

The turning of the first sud of the Hu chia (Shanghai-Chinting or Kashing) Eallway 100k place on January 21st outside the Great South- Maungers of the proposal line obtained the gata of the Nativa City of Shanghai, The

beadquarters of the Chinese Volaatsers of the Native City for the reooption place for receiving the guests invited to witness the ceremony of digging the first sod, which place was quite a third of a mile from the Reception Hall, both places being prettily decorated in red colours The Head Director

foreign official who was also responsible for the recent Imperial saub to YOAN SHIH-KAI through his banchman TANG SHAY. After basking in the EMPRESS-DOWAGER's favour for a few days, this reactionary adviser of hers has just gone back to Wucbang with his tail between his legs Nemesis overtook him in this wise. Censor CHAD PING-LIN is an admiring student of the eluesića, and takes an esoteric view of Confucianism somewhat similar to TOLTor's view of Christianity. He was shocked at the idea of an irreligious fellow like LNG influencing Her Majesty to instate the Sage on a parity with "Heaven and Earth," That was, be pointed out, the Chinese equivalent of blasphemy, for it was well known that Confucius consistently objected to be either deified or worshipped. A. S. WATSON & CO.. As in the use of other prophets, bis admirers persisted in thrusting deity upon him, and like the others, he strongly deprecated such procedure. others, his protests were often ignored.of the Company struck the first spade into the But this Edict, inspired by a rowdy Judge sad and H.E. La Hai-buan, the Chicero of Hupeh, was beyond all previous offences Treaty Commissioner, being highest in official getting the scal of Imperial approval on rank amongst those present, dog the first sod on that which was distasteful to the Sage and behalf of the guests. This was dɔne amidst a deplored by his more intellectual admirers. at salvo of firecrackers and music by a Hence the denunciation of 1.IANG, which

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startled that scheming humbug into a con- fession that he would ealeem himself, fortunate if he were allowed to return unpunished to bia yauen at Wuchang The Edict referred to is not yet recalled, and it may not be, but it in very likely that with numerous others it will be by tacit consent ignored. Instances of the petty

follies of their administration, could be intrigues of mandarindom, and the arcbaie multiplied indefinitely, but there is no need [310 to spoil the market with a superfluity of

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MARRIAGES.

HEADER WILLIAN HEAD, second son of Colonel On January 29th, at St. Joseph's Church, Commandant Frederic Viasat dodfrey Bird, RM to NORA, ckiest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. V. Vernon of Hongkong.

On January 29th, at 2.30pm, at St. John's Cathedral, Miss MARY MARGARET PALMER, samples. daughter of Capt. C. W. Palmer, I.3.C., Foochew, to Mr. PAUL GOTILOR HABENTION, of I.M.C. Pakhoi.

Like the

[311 Mrs. F. H. May ham nosented to open the Wesleyan Methodist Basaar on Saturday,

On January 23rd, at Shanghai, Dr. Faruto J. TOGEER, of Sinagaan, to Dr. MART E. FITCH,

of Soochow

DEATH.

On January 21st, at Yokohama, LAURA MARIA FERRAS BARNEY, wife of Frank Hy. Barnes, age 30 yours.

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Shanghai papirs contain new showing that the new American Judge appears determined to root out the numerous bawdy house there.

The feature of the Far Eastern Review for

trated, on reinforced concrete and some of its applications in the Orient.

CORRESPONDENCE. -

INDIANS, PULL TOGETHER!

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "DAILY PRESS,"

Stz,-Iodia's brave sods since last bundreds of years has been goreraing by the foreigners, before being not any rule and regulation in the

thought for that purpose. I must not forget country to be governed bat only sword was

rather unbearable to the people. The obief to write that that period of administration was

cause of this sort of anarchy was dismalon of Indiane caused by caste question. and Mohama. den Emperors were defeated by English poeples. Entirely under Britisk crown, Indians have, lost independency but notwithstanding aot leaving their diaunion. It is the quite natural to the foreigner to live like a brother in the foreign country, but our indian brothern sow seeds of the dimulon among themselves even in the foreign land too. In India now a days ednost. ed leaders are to solva. this, and by the

of defiance in the press of both countries.

THE KAISER'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS.

LONDON, January 28th. The German Emperor's birthday honours include the star of the second class Red Eagle to Herr Deraborg.

THE MURDER OF MR. WHITELEY.

LONDON, January 28th.

At the inquest on the body of the late Mr. Whiteley, a verdiet of wilful murder against the assassin Rayner was returned,

COLLIERY EXPLOSION. IN GERMANY.

LONDON, January 28th.

A colliery explosion has occurred at St. Johann near Saarbrücken. One hundred and twenty-five corpses have already been recovered, three hundred miners are still believed to be entombed.

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SCHOOL WRECKING IN HONAN,

MISSIONARIES IN PERIL.

Tientsin, January 22nd. Estters to hund from Welbuifu contain reports of acute trouble there. They state that the missionaries have appealed to Poking for protection.

Ng, and Ho Boi Wan,

Mr. Braidwood, before tho commencement of the formal proceedings, on behalf of the Society and lso on behalf of the teaching staff and students, took the opportunity to tander their hearty congratulations to His Excellency on his re- storation to health and strength, (Appinosu).

The report for the past your was then read by Mr. Braidwood. It included the following paragraphs-

The average daily attendance was 319-43

rose from £107 to £478.

The weakness of the European staữ men. tioned in the School Inspector's report bas since been remedied. Our teaching strength was angweated by the engagement of two

additional mastere, Messrs. Nicolson and Barlow, Mr. Nicolson, who came directly from

His Excellency distributed the prizes, the proceedings being invested with more than ordinary interest by the polite and dignifled manner of the youthful recipients. Then followed a very piquant entertainment provided by the younger boys giving recitations in English, in which one or two showed remarkable proficioney. The applause of the audience must have been very gratifying to the budding Linguists,

His Excellency afterwards addressed the compared with 267-69 in the prefiua yearesembly, He said:-Mr. Braidwood, I thank an increase of early 90%, while the grant you very sincerely for your kind congratulations Ladies and gentlemen, I am mach- touched by the manner in which you endorsed Mr. Braidwood's congratulations. I assure you I am very pleased to be back again among you and to be at my work. In my tars I congratulate the Society upof this fuo addition to the school buildings I also congratulate home, is a M.A. of Glasgow University Improved attendance at the school. Thin I

them on the fact that there has been a greatly a trained and certificated tesober. Mr.

particularly satisfactory bocanso it does Barlow, who was engaged locally, had already not follow a reduction in the attendance at ART zcholastic establishment in the some experience of teaching in the Colony.

The new buildings although not entirely Colony. The

Duraber ot applications completed ore occupied in September. With the for admission to Queen's College is still greatly udditional class rooms the top floor and this

in. oraes of the number for whoan commotioneball we have now sitting accommoda-accommodation con be found there. The tion for 600 pupils. The basement which forms attendance at the Government District Schools

a avered play ground sholtered alike from Lun is also increasing and I have not learned that and raid has proved a much advantageous source the attendance at any of the other schools has of comfort and pleasure.

fullon off. I draw the conclusion that there has With an increased stock of apparatus and a been a considerable impetus to education in the pontiful supply of chemicals we have been colony in the Inst two or three years and this is ols during the past your to work all the era conclusion which gives me the greatest possible

Students ranked the idols and the perpleximents in Hygiene contained in the Mans pleasure. If when I leave the colony in the retzlisted by wrecking the schools. Members of anti-Anuchu sud anti-Foreign societies are participating in the rioting.

The Missionarios are involved because the modern school are regarded as a foreiga innovation and the students as foreign followere.

MONDAY'S SQUALL.

Martor. One of the most remarkable escapes was that of a boy of six, who was at first reported to have been drowned but who was discovered by the Tamar boat outside the barbour on a pioco cf floating wreckage.

The Pioneer reports a most unfortunate

LONDON OFFIOS: 161, FLEET STREET, EC. January is an expert article, capiously illus. graos this sort of dame old weil is being incident at a village near Poons, in the course

The Daily Press.

kosukone, January 31st, 1907.

Unless the charges be mere pretexts to get otherwise objectionable meu into their hands, the Skooghai native authorities evidently do bellove that thers are anti-dynastic agitators seriously at work.

removed from to and fro.

In Hongkong

recently published for use in the schoole of the colony. The older pupils were allowed to Assist in working these experiments and this tended to rivet their attention and stimulate their interest.

future, which I hope is zomoto (applause) the educational standard is higher this what it was when I arrived here it will be a soures of the greatest gratification to me: The numbers at thia'school are greater than at any other of the The examination for the shield and prizes saholantio establishments in the oslony with offered by His Excellency the Governor was the exception of Queen's Coflogs.. I wish I bald or 3rd December. A College team eater où | could say also that its efficiency was second to the number of deaths from the fatal equall of senior competitors for the prizes, but the results grant was given last year not on the highest The reports supplied to the police show that for the shield sud the proscribed number of none, but that is pot quite the case, far the

yesterday. Only six bodies have been recovered Monday is 81, other ten having been notified have not yet been declared.

basis, not on the basis of thorongh efficiency,

There were no fewer than 65 hosts capsized, and mester's examination was held as nearly a

In accordance with procedunt, the head whereas in two schools in the Dionusan School and the Italian Couvent-the grant was given in several instances no loss of life followed. possible at the close of the Chinese year. The on that basis. The reason why the highest The number of people rescued by the polico and number of pupils present at the examina-graut was not given is explained in Mr. Irving's others was 40, 10 of these being by the launch tion was 320. Briefly stated the percentage report to be that the efficiency of the lower of passes are as follows-Reading 97.45, classes was not what it should have been, and I Arithmetic 67.00, Composition 81.00. Dictation think his decision not to give the highest grant 54.00, Writing 100.00, Colloquial 88.58, on this ground was a right one. If the lowest Geography 83.00, Grammar 81.00, History 94.00 olasses are not thoroughly efficient the Trans, C. E. 89.00, Trans. E. C. 93.00, Enelid, standard of the highest classes will no doubt 90.00, Algebra 87 09, Mənsuration 81.00, Seisace in the course of time come down,

I n 63.0), Hygiens 87.50,

glad to my that atops, which I have no doubt will prove to be satisfactory onen, lure been Compared with last year's results there is an not like the fareiga brathara Indians try to of which two yenug officers wore so, aaverely improvementia savaa subjects, viz:-Arithmatie, taken to remedy the difficulty which was discuss racial questiong; for this reason one

beaton by natives that the life of one of them in English, composition, Grammar, History, reported by the Inspector of Schools in June, casie man cannot see another caste man in

in danger. The occurrenes boars some resem- Euclid, Algebra ned Mensuration. The and tast the most is being done to make the blance to a recent incident in Egypt whiab apparent weakness in Orthography, as shown by teaching arrangements in the lower classes of progressing state for the present leaving aside the Indian Regiments having jealousy there are created a profonad sensation, and which led to the results of writing to dictation, is due to the the same high standard as the teaching in the mostly Sikhs and Mohammandens employed sternly exemplary punishment being meted out increased dificulty of the Class Readers. higher class. There are several points in the The principle according to which students report just read that have given me much Sindi, Parsees, and Mohammedans are the to the sesailants. In India tenderness for the The labour strike riots which were accompa

shopkeepers. There is no brotherhood. Sup- patires and anxiety to guard them from ill-who make the maximum attendamos in the satisfaction. I am glad that the wave of Numerous straws show that the wind still nied by great loss of life in Mexion, hace posing one Indica in any ofos, another Indian neage or insult has been carried so far that a course of the year are rewarded by receiving militariem bas spent itself. And that I B.m recaired to-day by the students in blows in the old way; numerous little put down by the Government troops, who,

on the same post would never leave any oppor. British officer, soldier or civilian, hardly dares free education for a period of 12 months con-

their Bangibla Bud picturesque clothes incidents, more or less amusing, demonstrate having arrested all the lenders, shot them in truity on les pay. For the example before 16 to defend himself-he risks almost as much by tinues to give satisfactory results. Clareas were

years ago que Indian watch man was offered 850 | doing - as by submitting to the ferocity of taught on 243 days during the year, and 89 instead of in “military * uniforms, (Applause). that the China of a hundred years ago is public, which had the elect of terrifying the por month with lodging and ration free sta. an exorted and murderoas crowd. Bat there students wore present on every occasion while There is zo one that believes more tu patriotisur and the fullment of patriotic duties than my still with us, and that the professions of rest of the strikers.

bat now as the majority of illiterate Indians should be a limit to that sort of thing. In a 61 were present on 230 or more days. regeneracy have not been accompanied by

The Library whick had now been in existence self, but at the sama time there is no one imported and racial question arosad they try to case where it appears that no provocation corresponding change of heart, or of

each other defame...pecial grievance whatever was given, sud in which the efficam,for-2 years is still a centre of attraction for the methods. It could only be in the China

here cited, but ton personal for publication] though armed, did nothing to menuce the crowd, with which historians have familiarized us

Thinking him my country man, be questioned the law should be steraly viudicated. me about my religon. I simply told him that that so ollicial like Viceroy SHUM, late of

there is no religan to be questioned in forsiga Cauton, could for so long a time continue

land; the religon field is for the uneducated to wet in direct disobedience to the com-new post in Yunnan without furibar dalay,

people but here we all are Indian and hence maads of his indulgent EMPKzas, even to

our religon is universal. I am sorry to say the His Excelloney The Govarsor will hold af same clerk next day cireulatad about me to be the extent of refusing to proceed to the reception at Government House to mest T.R.Ha christan. What could I do but laugh; had 1 scene of his new dutica. That it is no The Duke and Duchess of Connaught en ben in Indis I would have dragde him into question of merely failing to accept an Wednesday, February 6th, at 10 p.m., and court. Thir disanion is due to their lll trany. offered appointment, au incident which has the honour to request the company 1f educated man come down to this land he can would be accepted as normal elsewhere, is of those who received iuritations to Govern. do some thing good to country as well as to made evident by the shifts to which he has ment House for the 15th November last. Invitations will be sent to those who have been resorting to avoid what is regarded as

arrived in tho Colony sines that date and have exile for this formerly favoured official. already written their names in His Excellency's First he must set things in order at Canton book.

THE aspect of Chim in its alleged state of reform continues to be · Gülbertion.

HE Viceroy Show, it is now reported, hau. placed himself in each prominence in Peking by his offer, the other day, to make a tour of inspection of the Yangtze riverina provinces in search of anti-monarchists and secret society men, that an Imperial Rescript has been issued commanding His Fzoelloney to procoal to his

that bympathisen no little with militariem older inds for whom G. A. Heaty's historics or the wish to be soldises without any idas of narratives seem to possess the greatest interest the object in this. I am glad also that an Few new books have been added during the addition has been made to the shool cur- past year and some of a character suited to the riculum by adding algebra and Esolid to it. LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.

The increasing requirements for engineers and younger pupils would be welcomed. The N.G.I. str. Capri loft Singapore for this

As military drill has best discontinued bych like professional men in Boath China port on the 30th Jan, and may be expected here request and some form of physical exercise requiran to be met by an increase in the methe- on or about the 5th Feb.

is a sine que non for youths, arrangements are matinal alucation in the schools of Hongkong. The I.G.M. Br. Print Ellel Friedrich, which being made for the introduction of exercises. In the report that was read by Mr. Braidwood it there on the and its arrived at Genoa on in durub-balie and Indinu clubs. If a suitable was stated that the results of the examination in Monday, the 28th inst., at 3 pw.

The Indo-China str. Kumsang left Calestiastraator be found classes will be formed at the hygiene were not yet known.

They are With the advent known to me and I am able to say it gives for this port via the Straits on the 26th Jau., beginning of the new term, and be expected here on or about the 13th of Mr. Barlow fresh life was infused into the me much gratification to say that Mr. Lau In February other Indians. I bag to sak fellow educated The E. & A. str. Eastern, from Australia, College Football Club and a team entered for Chung has been bracketed for first place

left Manila on the 30th Jan., at 10a.m., for this the schools' shield.

in the advanced course. He is a son of port

I am pleased to have this opportunity of Mr. Lau Chu-pak. (Applause). It will be The str. Catherine Apeor, from Caloutte, left placing on record the able and willing assistance remembered that last year I gave my Singapore on the 30th Jan., am, and may be rendered at all times by the various members of special prize to the boy who had dour host in expected here on or about the 5th Fok.

Indians to remove this disunion.

Kowloou, Jan. 27th,

Yones truly

AN INDIAN.

may