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THE YELLOW PEEIL.
Some persons may remember the remarkable passage in one of Sir Robert Hart'u estays on the Chinese que tion, written short after the Boxer rising, predioting a development of military fooling and power in China tust might
| Imperil the worlds fature, Twenty intillons or more of Boxers armed, drilled, and disciplined, and animated by patriotic, if mistakon, motivos, will make residence in hina impossible for foreigners, will take back for China erarything foreigners hare takes from Chine, will pay off old grudges with interest, and will carry the Chiness dig and Chiness arms inte, many
places that even fancy will not suggest to day. These words, written though they were by one who possesses an unrivalled knowledge of Chin and its people, doubtless aroused considerabla spepticizm in 1900. But it must be admit ted that the signs of the limes in China at present suggest the possibility that, to some extent at least, Sir Robert Hart's pro- phocles may one day be fulfilled. Perhaps the most striking features of the ferment, which is making staalf in China just now, are the growth of patriollo and military fooling and the efforts | davoted to the creation of a modera type of Widely ส floreat opinione have been
Pablo to the ohswaoter and importance
of China's new troupe. Some observers have testifled to excelent displays given Of parade and at matanvrea by the Chinese soldiers. Other critics have laid stress on their defents Pre-should not fail to read the most recent des
and limitations. All interested in the subject oription and estimate of the Chinese A in the current number of Empire Review by Captain Kineald-Smith.
author The points out how, owing to the events of the last fen ears, the traditional in differanos of the Cbizeze with regard to military. strength is disappearing. The doctrine that the Chinese people must fit themselves to withstand foreign-aggression is pronchod by the young students: The same lesions are iseulcated in the Press; in pamphlets, and in the text-books of the new schools where the boy are dressed in uniform and assiduously drille! | While a martial spirit is being kindled among the people, the Control Government and provincial authorities are displaying noticity in the task of raising and training troops. In the past the Chinese forces mainly consisted of A number of separate provincia! lovios, deslitate of any proper organisation, training, or equipment, and ocmmanded by ignorant, who corrupt, and incompêtent officers. were despized as a class. Now it is possible to say that a distinct effort is being made to repair tasty of the defects of this chaotic and useless syatam. In the first place, the conraption of a DOUGLAS national army is growing; Ministry of War
bas been established to draw up a usitoro system of reorganisation; and some attempt in being made to exercise a direc'ing lot use over the provinces. The system laid down is based on Japanese u thods. It embraces the Tariona branches of a modern army and providas for the oreation of reserves, the men being obtained by voluntary enlistment, supplemented it necessary, by measures of compulsion. The troops are disciplined, drilled, and equipped ou mcn lines and to some extent unan s uniform system. Largs and well equipped. training colleges for officers have been establish. Yerred, and a number of young Chiness hare been
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esat to Japin, Germany, and Fixuco to reo ira military instruction. That the administrativo. side of the work connected with the now troops is free from the corruption which taints offical molirities in bina is improbable. But the success with which some of the divisions here, been maintained and equipped suggests that more honest and effent methods aro being in troduced. Up to the present, some eight or mine d ́visions have been already raised, mainly in the north, through the energy of the late Viceroy of Chibli province, Yuan Sbi-Ki, while a number of brigades and other smaller bodies: exist in other parts of the Empire. It is, of Conyse, necessary to avoid exaggerating the nxtent of progress already offanted the value of the forces now in existence, and the angoase likely to be achieved in the fature. Provincial -feeling and jealousy is still strong, the training is defective in many respects; part of the armament is somewhat old, and lacking in uniformity; there is diffealty in finding money
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support the present troops, so list the intention of raising thirty six divisions is hardly likely to be fulfilled just ret. Abwe all, there is serious lack of capable officers. And in view of the absence of military traditions and the diedsin long filt for the
Holdier's calling, t the morale of the now troops may be of doubtful quality. On the other haud. ampe eat observers have been impressed with the worth of Chinese troops when well discip Ied and le, and there is undoubt that in past cofuries the Chinese nation under rigorous rulers, extended their conquests for across Asia, Compared to European or Japaasas troops, the new Chinese Army must sem of little acount, but compared with the Chinees forces of eve eight years ago it marke a striking improvement, and, if the present rate of progress.be maintained, it some possible that Chins may in the future become a strong military Power. -Times.
SQRENESS AT JOBURG.
Considerable indignation has been-osused at Johannesburg by the diaminel of Liant-Colonel O'Brien, Deputy Commissioner, and formerly Aeting Commissioner of Police, Captain Mathias (brother of General Mathins of Dargai fame), Captain Harbord, nephew of Lord Suffield, and Inspector Vichell, cousin of the novelist,
Colonel O'Brien is the real organiser of the Transval Town Folice, He first wont to Juliannesburg with Lord Roberts, and had made the force a splendidly-dissiplined body of
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Captain. Mathias fought through tho wan with the T.L. H., and had had charga of the West Rand district. '
Caplain Hachord has done excellent ervice, and was lately appointed to command the acanted division of the force. He is probably the most popular officer in the force, and. certainly one of the ablest,
After a varied exp rience slong the Band Inspector Vacbull was attached to the Criminol Investigation Department, and distinguished himself by the discovery of the perpetrators of several mysterious robberies, More recently he has taken
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HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB,
The programme of the second meeting to be held at the Happy Valley, on 16th May in no fallowa :----
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GTHERANA Stakes-Value $100. Distance One Mile. For all Chlon Punios, Catch weight at 10 et. § lbs. Winners of sú open ricator open Grifin race 5 lbs, extra. Non winning Babeription Orius allowed 5. ibe. Jockeys who have not own more than two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsia allowed 5 lbs A Cup & led the Gymkhama Cup will hu presented at the end of the Bensen to be won by the Pony rooring most marks in the races for the Grækbana Stakes at the Meetings during the B43800, donating 4 poin's for a first; 2 for a second; and 1 for third. The benefit of marki already suured to pass with the Pouy on sila. Any winner of the race to carry 5 Iba, extra for sach win in subsequent starts for the -ruos, but in the event of a Pony carrying the penalty not winning, 2 lbs, to be deducted next time ha starts. Snob 9 lbs. to remain deducted until he wins again when he will carry the full pensities withou dedaction, Pansition cumulativa up to 15 1hs. Ed trance fee 35, 2nd Prits: $25. "Half on- "trande fese to go to winner, TAXES ARTERS OF A MILE FLAT RACE,
For Chias Pontes Sabeription Griffins of this Svaren 1907 19 8 con-winning runners at the Hongkong Jockey Club Malog 1908. Weight for indus as par soda. Windore at the 1st Gymkhana Meeting this Season 7 ibu, exita. Jockeys who h ia nuh won more than two officia! races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tinalsid nilawad 5 lbs Entrando faa $5. 1«t Pris: The Of Day Cup, presented by G. K. Hal Brution, Esq. 2nd Prize: $25, (Ea trause fear to go to winner.) TENT PEGGING, For Chins ponies. Bast of throw run 3 points for a carry : 8 for a draw and 1 for a touch. Poin's will be deducted fe lack of pace. Entranca fee $3. lat and 2nd Prize presented by the Club, Post on ries will be accepted for this event, Wa Tзn Ragi.—About half a mile, round a
post and la. For Chins pony hacks and Pole ponies pasad as such by the Committer of the Club. To be ridden by riders who have never won an offisial race in Hongkong or Caius Catoh weights over 13st. pea
to members of the Jockey Club and Polo Club and members of both services as well as to members of the Gymkhana Club. Winner of the Walter Bios at the First Meeting 14lbs. extra. Competitora mast pass the post leaving same on their left. Entrancs fes 85. Ist. Priza proasted 2nd Prize; $25, (Ea- trance fees to go to winner.)
FITE FUELONG FLAT RACE. —For all Chins ponies. Weight for inches as par roule Jockeys who have not won more than two official rauss in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tiantain allowed 5 lbs. Entranca foe $5, 1st Prize: A Cup presented. 2nd Prize: 825, (Entrance foes to go to winner) FROM THE TWO MILN POST ONCE ROUND AND IN. FLAt Baca-For China Ponies- Subscription Griffin of any nou and all pooles stored in the Hongkong Griffi Stakes at the Hongkong Jonkey Club Meeting 1903. Weight for inchss as per Winning Ponies at any official moting other than subscription Grill of the Season 1907-1908 and ponies entered in ti Hongkong Griffin Stakes and the Tientsin Staken at the Hongkong Jookey Club Mosting 1938 of one rags 7.16s. extra; of two or more races. 12 lbs. exir, Nou winning Sabsorption Grifias of this som 397.1938 and non-winning ranger la the Hongkong 1 Stakes and the Tientsin Sakes at the Hangkong Jockey Club meeting. 1908 allowed 7 lbs. Winner of a Sabesription Grifin Ross at the 1st Gymkhana mesting Luis sesson to carry 3 lbs extra, - Penaltion Jockeys who have not won accumulative. more than two official races la Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed &ibs. Entrance fro85. Hat Pris: A Cup presented. Sad Print: $25. (Entrance fees to go to winner.) OSE MICE AND A QUARTER FLAT RACE. HANDICAP. For all China puiši. Jooksys To have not won more than two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed
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