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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, MARCH SED, 1911

HE "HARRIET - HOAX--- TRUE STORY OF SOCIETY SPOOF. (BY THE SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT Or ein

"LONDON CHRONICLE."}

NUNEATON, Jan. 29th. Aftor many hours of rohing I has suc ceeded in doing something to fix the identify of the mysterious "Harriet Churchill," whose name has been the cause of wonder and specula tion arose two continents.

** Ali now you are asking too much. Pleas, do not ask me to give all cur story; for, o course, it is not all over yet, and there may be a lot more fan before the curtain falls,"

Who is this dealer in scandal, who has passed Uke a dealer in rage and old bottles at the kitchen door! Whom does the represent, and who are

"Well, Ladywood road was not my ides,” was the receivers of her wares P

the reply. "I wanted to heighten the spoof by If the story which I have heard to night is achosing for Harriet the most out-of-the way true one-and it was told to me in all serious country cottage we could find, covered with 'ness and good faith-Harriet Churchill" in a composite body made up of several people and creepers and that kind of thing about the last and place in which you would expect to find a society woman, but I was overrated by my colleagues-it had to be in Birminghain for convenience anke, and in Birmingham It was.

• *Bat Tein till you one thing-in setting our trop we havo caught all sorts of fauny things which we little expected to catcù; I may be able some day to tell ya about this. But the horrifed readers who have wept over the deplorable fact that scandal or be bought woold be still more horrified if they kusw the kind of people who are enly too anxious and willing to sell scandals, if they get the chance"

Bat how about Harrist Churchill, of Lady- wood-road, Birmingham?" I asked

several ideas.

In other words, she is a near relative of Mrs. Harris, and the mythical Books of Sheffield." She has been called into being according to my informant, in order to be the igurehead of a host which, in its daring and starting originality, has not been excoded since thedays when Theodore Hook set all London agog about Herners-street. To put it pixialy, "Harriet Churchill" is an elaborate piece of | bluff, which has come off and hoared the whole

world.

My chase began from a spot where the trail ended at Ladywood-lans, Birmingham, from which place the "incriminating" letters were sent. That I found to be a mere address to which, for convenione, replies were delivered: The only information to be got there was that the mysterious lady Bewegatherer lived somewhere at "a hall in the Midlands." That was indefuite enough, but a few hours" Barch enabled me to strike the scen, which, as followed it, became_plainer and plainer, until it ended at the house I was in

wearch of.

The ball, which is Miss "Harriet's" home, is a pretty rambling old building now used as a farmhouse. It has a wide verandah runsing all round, and inside are some fine old Adams roctus, with huge grates, in which the beech legs crackled comfortably on this cold winter night.

The way to it a long and weary, Several times we lost our way in the dark and winding lanes of Warwickshire, for the house is in sa lonely a spot as could well be imagined. But it was reached at last

Inquiry as to whether Miss-lived there was answered is the affirmative. "Could I see her "Yes, certainly."

She was in bed, I was told, but she should be

called down.

In the meantime I chatted with the old yeoman, who was the father of the house. With the vigorous hospitality of the county I was tempted with beef and home-made cider. We talked dairying and oher semaking and the effect of different pastures on the quality of

cheese,

In the midst of our conversation the lady of whom I was in search came into the room. made many apologies for coming to see her at such an untimely hour-at 10 o'clock on a Sunday evening, but my apologies were soon checked.

"ONLY & PART OF HARRIET," "Why, I am charmed to see you," she cried. Wherever have you been? What have you papers been doing? Here we have been waiting and watching for the opportunity of telling you of the success of our little game, and you have never taken the trouble to come after us."

I was rather mystified at this. I was a total stranger, in a strange house, miles away in the country; yet I was received with something like anthusiasm. What did it mean? Was this "Harriet Churchill" Pị

She had a mobile, intelligent faco, with sparkling black eyes, and her every word was accompanied by a smile. Sometimes these smiles rose to bursts of sunny laughter. Her bair was prematurely grey, and, in fine, she was just such a woman as one would expect to find in a country farmhonse whers the owner was

man of meina,

a

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Harriot

But was she Harriet? That was a question I gave up.

"Have I the honour of speaking to Churchill'?" I asked:

The answer was a peal of laughter, which made me stare...

"I am only a part of Harriot Churchill,'" was the reply. She is a composite sort of person, She is the work of many hands, and we who have made her are rather prend

I was still mystiled. ter

of ber,

The recipient of the letters was carefully couched in what she should say to inquirors; an all the stories about buuling appointments and frequent holidays abroad wore put in her

mouth."

OUT HUNTING.

But about this hunting?" I askod

How can you ask such a question? Of course we were out hunting-hauting the octopus and with the West end physician and the butler and other poople for hounds; and 1 think you will admit that we have got him.

"Hunting! Hunting! That is the very word for it! We have been lauting him for four years.

As for Harriet's name, someone suggested Flora Shaw you remember Rhodos and his evidence at the inquiry, when he asked Have you seen Florn? But here again I was over. ruled for it was consideral thut th's was rather too palpable,

*Wall, we Wore all Liberals, so We pat forward Churchill' ая the best

дащ. Bo Churchill

the Barnamis. What was to be the Christian name? Que sug- gestion was that it should be Winnie, but that was thought to be too obvious. So we chose the nice, the eminently respectable name of Harriet for her, and I think the young lady we bare created has done us proud, don't you?

OTHER' EFFORTS.

Sh. Los heen the most-talked-of young woman in the world for the past week; and now I am letting all the sawdust out of her: Is it not a pity? In order to find something sensa tional, and yet not improbable, we have tried lots of other things, but this is the only one that has worked.

“Ous of our bost was the lis of the new

paers who were to be created at the new year, and the exmet information as to the money they were to pay for their peerages, and the full account of the negotiations which led up to the titles being conferred.

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They did not bite at this, however, perhaps because it was pretty well known that there were to be no New Year's peers

Yot we had information propared for them of the most startling kind. That would have

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"Bat have you not seen Harriet Churchill's ' articles she conoinded. We have been for a long time sending out nice little innocuous- articles on cookery and euch things in order to get her name well before the editors. I really thought some of them would have appeared

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CAROLINE ISLANDS. REVOLT.

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Graphic details of the recent native revolt in the Carolina Islands in which, as already briefly reported by cable, a number of Euro- peons and friendlisa" loat their lives, are nowW to hand. The trouble started in the Fermoy district of the island of Ponape, the punishment of an insubordinate native labourer engaged in road constraction rousing the anger of his fellow works, whose attitude became so mene in that Mr. Hollborn, the district magistrate's assistant, and a road-making expert named Honner, were forced to seek protection at the Roman Catholic Mission Station

As soon as the news of the incident reached the neighbouring colony, Mr. "Beder, the district magistrate and his secret ry, Mr. Branok. mana, attended by two native servants, started by boat for Fermoy,

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FESTIVAL OF EMPIRE.

DRESSING THE PAGEANT OF LONDON.

Elaborate propia'ious aro now being made for the Pageant of London, which is to be one of the principal features of the forthcoming Festival of Empire, to be held at the Crystal Palace, from May to October next, under the aronage and with the support of His Majesty's Government-a distinction rarely accorded to events of this kind... **

The Pageant promises to be one of the greatest historical spectacles over witnessed, for neither money nor paius are being spared in the lort to make the 24 scenes which are to be ensoted accurate representations of events of the various periods seleated. The costumes and dresses for this hage undertaking are in them. gelves arry big item; and some idea of the work that is being done in the way of dressing the Pageant in the exact mode of the reapestive periods many be gathered from the fact that there are no fower than 15 000 performers taking part in the various scenes.

In order that o ary little detail of the costumes may be absolutely accurate, a research committee

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STEAMER,

ARIAKE MAKU, Jansuose str., 2,153, Yamanaka, 21st Feb - Miike 16th Feb., Coal-Mitsui Enekan Kaisha.

BEACHY, British str., 4,000, F. Walker, 25th Feb-Taroma and Honolulu 5th February, Lumber, Flour fud Machinery-Dadwell & .Co.

BRAEMAR, British str., 2,316, A. T. Brain, 28th

February-Shanghai 25th Feb. General Dadwell & Co.

CREONGSHING, British str., 1,265, V.M. Idddell,

5th Feb-Swalow 4th Feb, General- Jardine, Matheson & Co.

CHUNKIANO British str, 1,250. W. Fr. Kay, 11th Feb Chingwantao 5th Feb, Coal- Butterfield & Bwire.

CHINOTUFU, Norwegian str. 1,759, A. Rjoss, 26th Feb.-Saigon 20th Feb, Ki-A. Ilune,

CHIPKRING, British-str., 1,199, F. Mooney, 14th Feb.-Kwangyen 12th Feb., General - Jardine, Malleson & Co. CLAM. British siv., 2.311. White. 17th Fab,→ Shanghai 13th February, Ballast--Asiatio Petroleum & Co.

COLOMBO MARU, Japausse str., 2,919, E.

4 ombes 25th February-Moj 19th Feb Geberal-Nippon Yusen Kaista, DAOINT, Norwegian str., E83, Salvesen 26th Feb-1longay 22nd Feb., Coal-Aaggard,

rosen & Co. DERW FT. British str. 1,562. J. Jenkins, 2nd

Feb-Faigon 29th Jan, Rice - Man Fat EMPRESS OF JAPAN British sir.. 3,039, H. Davison, 18th Feb. Vanecuvar 27th Jan.,. Mails and General-C. P. R. Co. * FAUSANG, British air., 1,411, H. Malken, 1st Maroh Calcutta, Penang and Singapore 20th Feb, General-Jardino, Matheson & Co.

Far, Norwegian str., 860. N. G. Anderson, 23rd

Feb-Port Courbat 20th February, Coal Aagɛard, Thoresen & Co. FUKURA MARU; Japanese str., 3.139, 8. Kuna-

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HAICHING, British str., 1,267, W. C. Passmore, 22nd Feb.-Funchow 18th Feb., General- Douglas, Lapraik & Co.

HAITAN, British str., 1,183, J. W. Evans, 1st March-Focchiow, Amoy and Swalow 28th Feb., Genora)--Doughs, Taprak & Co. HANYANO, British str, 1952, Spink. 14th Feb. Saigon 9th Feb., General -Butterfield & Swire.

HELLAB, German sir. 2,450, Soh, 12th Feb.

Shanghai 8th Feb, Goaural-Hamburg- Amerika Linie.

HYBRA Norwegian str., 1931, G. Kersotuus,.

28th Feb. --Borneo 17th February, Coal--- Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.

KAIPONG, British str., 987. J. V. Sidford, 27th

Feb.Hongay 25th Feb., Coal-Butter field & Bwire

KUMOnow, British str., 1,965, F. Martin, 15th

Feb. Saigon 10th February, General---- Order.

KUMAANG, British str., 2,078, W. G. G. Laask 25th Feb-Hongay 22nd February, Coal- Turding, Matheson & Co..

KUNAJIRI MARV, Japanese str., 2,763, T..

Chiba, 25th Feh-Miike 17th Feb, Coal- Mituni Bussan Kaisha,

KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,536, E. H. Pratt,

28th Feb-Shanghai 25th Fah, General- C. M..S. N. Co.

LARGOHALI, British str.. 2,531, P. S. Kellett,

27th Feb. Manila 24th Feb. Ballast P. M. 3.8. Co.

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LOONGMOON, German sir., 1,971, W. Vogeler, 26th Feb-Saigon 21st Feb. Rice and Palty-Order: LUCERIC, British str., 4,100, J. Mathie, Zith

Fob-Manila 25th Feb., Ballast-Bank. MANDABAN MARU, Japinese str., 3.245, T. Ota

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25th Feb-Milko 19th Feb., Coal-Mitaal OBSANG, British etr., 1,749, A. G. Smith, 1st

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March-Chinwantao 22nd Fab, General- Jardins, Matheson & Co.

PANAMA MARU, Jipaanse str., 6,059, K. Muto,

26th Feb-Tacoma, Japan and Sh nghai 23rd February, Flour and M'dia -Osaka Ehosen Kaisha.

FarCHADOPT, German str. 1,473, C. Gasewich, 2411 Fh-Saigon 18th Fab, Rice, Meal al Paddy-Butterfield & Swire,

LAN G. German str., 1.201. Fr. von Max-

gelsdorff. 4th Feb. Bangkak and Swatow 3rd Feb. Rice-Botterfield & Swire.

FROMETHEUS, Norwegian str. 1,024, 14. Fensen,

Well, I will not keep yon in sa pense," she said,bat look here, before I talk to you you must give me your word of honour you will not use my name of say where I live. Iam delight ed to see you, and to let you into our little sceret. But there are other people to be considered and other things as well, and I cannot give the show away altogether just ye But I think I shall be able to tell you enough to make you laugh very much, and, I believe, the readers of The harm, at the mission station, hea ing the sound was formed, whosa.daty it was to trace in the Proreys, Norwegian str., 1,024, H. E. Larson,

Daily hronicle as well.

of the firing, bravely ventured out to the resens of the whites, and was shot at twice by a native why, happily, missed his mark.

There is no "Harriet Churchill," she went on. "We have invented her, and I ...... will tell you the reason why. You are a journal- Other natives took up the firing, but faithful ist, and no doubt it has struck you very often native wowes thraw themselves before the that ideas are taken into offices and declined, priest and saved his life at the cost of their own. and then they appear afterwards in the papera to M. Holborn and Mr. Hoffner meanwhile made which they have been offered. It often happens, a dash for the boat and fought desperately in

idea for a play or a series of articles. You send whom fell before Mr. Hollborn's revolver. it in. You get a letter thanking you for the idea, but regretting very innoh that the Blitor does not see his way to accept it, for, among other things, oring to want of space, or "would not interest the public, and so on, and

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various busenms and private houses old master- scones in stirring times long gone by. Then piccos and tapestries portraying charneters and large staff of artists, all specialists in this kind work, was enraged to make copies from the Paintings, and from there coloured drawings the designs for the dresses were executed.

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25th Fab-Saigon 18th February, Rice- Aagaard, Thore-on & Cle. FRONTO, Norwegian str. 838, Th. Seeberg. 5th Feb.-Daloy 29th Jan, Bean-Yun Wo Inon

26th Feb-Port Valet 23rd Feb, Coal – Asgaard, Thoresen & Co.

BAJAB, German str. 1275, H. L. Rober, 28th Fab. Rajang 20th Feb., Timber Butter- feld & Swire.

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SABINE BICKERS, Dutch air., 573, P Fries,

Asiatic Petrolene & Co. 28th Feb. Tourane 25th Feb, Ballast

as I know to my cost. You got hold of a good the midst of a swarm of satsges, several of for the Pageant there are nearly seven thousand SAMsen, German str.. 998, R. Peterson, 25th

soon,

**Thes in a few wea's time, or in a month or

They filed to reach safety, however, for Hoff ner was shot and his companion stabbed before they could approach the boat, The native se vants who had accompanied Mr. Beder and his secretary escaped by making off into bush, but the boat's crew of Avo, all nativos, were mas- sacred. ...

two, your ideas seem to have struck somebody The position now became exceedingly perilous, else, it is the identical idea, yet by a wonderful for the rebels outnumbered the entive soldiery coincidence somebody had hit upon it, and you by four to one. The Europeans were collected And it in the paper to which you had sent it, in the house of the murdered magistrate, and and which had declined it from you.

Dr. Girohner, the German Government repre- sentaire, sent loyal natives to protect the mis sion, at the same time bringing others from the neighbouring islands to assist in resisting a possible attack.

BERIES OF SPOUTS,

Well, I have been suffering from this for years, and so have many of my friends. At last we have tired of it, and some of them, living on the other side of the Atlantis, have suffered

exactly the same thing only to a rather worse

extent.

"We put our heads together and we have supplied some original ideas of our own, and hardly of the kind that the people that wanted them had bargained for.

We have been devising a series of spoofs and trays for the past four years, and at last our patience has been rewarded, and the

people wo ere after have fallen into them."

But, do I understand," I said, that there

is no Harrist Churchill," who wants to bay scandal from butlers and West-end physicians P

"Good gracious, no! Of course there is not !" she replied with another burst of hearty- laughter. Do 1bok like a person who wants to buy this sort of goods P. The butler and the West-end physician, and the other people whe are seandalised and horrified, are only a part of the trap which has caught somebody. There have been many others with different baite, but this is one which has caught well, the people We wanted to catch."

But am I to understand that the butler, the West-end physiolan, and the other people are as mythical so Harriet Churchill" F" I asked.

Eventually the arrival of the steamer Ger- marie at Ponape relieved the settlement, the vessel remaining to guard the colonists until gunboats reached the island.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 2nd at 11:55 a.m.---The barometer has fallen quickly over E. and risen moderately in

N. Chius

The depression ta moving East wards over the Sea of Japan.

Pressure is highest over the Yuugize valley, It has a tendency to give way orer S.W. China and Tongking

Moderate to fresh monsoon may be expected

over the Chine Bes.

The forecast for the 24 houm ending at noon to-day is as follows

NF winds, Hongkong & Neighbourhood moderate; inc. Formosa Channel

Bame as No. 1 South coast of Chins between Same as No. 1.

Hongkong and Lamooks. South coast of Chins between Same at No. 1.

Hongkong and Hainan -

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Of this ten thousand or more costumes required already completed, work which necessitated a staff of over 200 workers being engaged prac tically night and day during the past twelve months. All the anterial employed in the manufacture is of the finest quality, and all the principals, and there are many hundreds of them, will be clad in the final satias, Ailke, and richest velvets, compatable with the dignity of the characters they are impersonating.

It will thus Fe soen that the cost of dressing the Fageant alone is a very big item of expendi tare, for the dresses rouge in price from two pounds to thirty guineas, the latter price having been paid for the outfit for the lady who will play the part of Queen Elizabeth.

Another important item is the armour for the Kuights. It is doubtful whether there is Raffisient available armor in the country for the linndreds of characters that will be thus clad in the Pageant, so it was decided to mannfac ture special suits for the occasions. In order to do this a special armenry has been established; at the Crystal Palace, where no fewer than 80. workmen are busily engaged in turning out the mail armours. The chain armour, acother big item in itself, has been contracted out,

These are only a few of the faels and figures connected with the staging and dressing of the Pageant of London. There are a thousand and one other miner details, all more or less im portaut in themselves.

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Feb-Bongkak 15th Feb., Rico and Meal -Butterfeld & Swire.

SESTA. Germer str. 992. E. Jensen, 25th Feb.

-Bangkok 14th and Bratow 24th Feb.,.. Rice Chinazé.

SHANTUNG, Geruan str. 1.000. H. Olmo, 22nd Feb. Manila 19th February, Hemp. -Butterfield & wire.

SHANTUNO British str., 1,835. J. Robinson, 27th Feb-Scurabaya 17th Feb,, Sugar. Butte field & wiro.

SHINSHU MARU, Japanese str., 2,449, T. Oka-

ma, 27th Feb. Miike 20th Feb. Coal- Mitsot Frezan Kaisha.

SIGN L German str., 907, J. Twerson, 27th

February-Feuang 15th and Hothow 26th Feb, Rice and General-Jobann & Co,

Ta bay, 29th Feb-Singapore, 20th Feb., SULTAN YAN LANGKAT, Dutch str. 2293,

Kerosene OilAsiatin Petroleum & Co. TAMO MARV 6. Japanese str., 2,119. 9. Naks

yema, 25th Feb.—Miško 19th Pob, Coal--- Mi'sni Bussan Kaleha

TIENTSIN, British atr., 1,237, Trowbridge, 11th ... Feb. - Wakamatsu 6th. Fab., Chal Mitsui

Busson: Kaisha.. p

TALITORS, Dulch str., 3,061, Beaman, 21st.

Fah. Hoilow 19th Feb., General-Java-- China-Japan Lijo.

TPAA8. Dutel str.. 2,444, W. H Lap 15th Feb-Mantok 7th Feb, Surgar-Java- China-Japan Lijo!

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YUNN N, British str., 1.246, G. W. Eddy, 1st

Marchhofon 22nd February, General- Batterfield & Swire.