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SUPREME COURT.

Tuesday, 10th March,

IN CRIMINAL JURISDICTION. BEFORE MR. H. H. J. GOMPERTZ (PUISNE JUDGE).

gave chase.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY, MARCII 20TH, 1912. 07

YUAN SHIH-KAT'S ACCOUNT OF THE

REVOLUTION.

(BY A STUDENT OF CHINESE IN "THE TIMES."

PEKING, Fob. 6th.

NOTES AND NEWS.

"EXPERIENCES IN AN ORGAN.

Two London Suffragettes, Miss Holen

50 YEARS ENGAGED.

A remarkable romance has been dis-

ODE TO MR. CHURCHILL.

GERMAN'A VOETICAL REPLY IN ENGLISHL

"To Mr. Churchill" is the title of an "ode" in English which recently made the rounds of the German Press. A poetical' reply to the First Lord's aperch at Glasgow, it is the composition. of "Caliban, who writes for Der Tap, the illustrated political supplement of the Lokal Anzeiger.

Some naval patriot has made a transia- tion from the original Gorman, which is reprinted by the Tagliche Rundschau and other journals in the hope that ite "impressive warning" will be taken to heart by Englishmon, in ordor that they may not be deceived in regard to Ger many and Gorman sentiments." This is may and

here is no nation loving peace more heartily than

· WGS

Heworer, pance must siwayn, John, faithful and Give way 1 At sea then in indood for all of as much

honest bet

roam,

And from the deep blue waters now our power begins

to binomi. Also to us belongs the world, we are as strong as We have the men, we have the ships, we have the

You-

money too!

You'll be our frioad-well, then, rejoico at sturdy

German race 1 Only if friends are like in strength may they be liko

jn faith. Wo therefore offer all wo have, but wisely taking

heed

Fleet!

That no Gornatis no fins day awakes without her All men on board! Then ship-a-hoy? So now and

all time through We have them, we have the ships, we have the

money too!

TROUBLES IN PORTUGUESE COLONIES.

while I wondered how the affect ons of fourth time Yuan Shih-kai refused, the nation had been so utterly alienated pleading that the uneasines of his con and how irretrievable has our fortunes science did but enhance the reverent re- become. This is my first reason for Rection that the Divine will is irrevoc stating that I have failed in performing able," and this time his prayer was grant

Led! Deliciously Chinese is this final my duties.

To reter to military matters. When Decree :---

Yuan Shih-kai has memorialized Us that first I emerged from retirement and took over the supreme command I felt that the he dares not persist in his refusal after On January 28th Prince Chun, the ex: Hupeh situation was of extreme urgency, Our repeated expressions of favour. He Regant, visited the Prime Minister, and and asked for reinforcements and funds asks that the acceptance of the patent ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO ROLL

informed him that the Empress Dowager It was not till you had accorded your con. may be postponed until the situation shall Two Chinese were charged with an saulting John Chun Wong with intent to desired to confer upon him the honour of sent that I agreed to sccept the post, have improved. Rescript, Noted. The the Second Order of Nobility, an order ut time was needed for the raising of rob at Kowloon on 14th February,

repeated mandatos enjoining my depar Attorney-General, instructed by MrJwhich it has been the custom to translate troops and the provision of money. Your H. Kemp, Crown Solicitor, conducted the into English as Marquess. With the-ture-had-raached me before I arrived at one exception of the ducal rank borne by the front. On reaching there I put fresh prosecution, prisoners being undefended.

the descendant of Confucius, this is the energy into officers and men; and had the Craggs and Miss Howey, who secreted occasion been pressed home, it is highly The following. jury was empanelled Messrs. F. E. Ellis (foreman), A. L. Daw-highest rank of nobility which can be con probable that Wachang might have been thelves in the great organ at Colston Hon, J. Neilson, W. Pringle, Jr., J. T. ferred upon a Chinese, and very seldom recaptured after the fall of Hankau. But Hall, Bristol, had to undergo a much nor at that time the discussions of the Astring ordeal than they had bargained for. Shaw, J. H. Oxberry and A. M. Dougall, has even this title been granted to one sembly and the unanimous demands of all wory spent 24 hours hidden among the The Attorney-General, in outlining the who was not a Manchu. Tsen Kuo-fan, classes of the community urged a policy works before the opportunity came to case for the Crown, said the attempted the great leader who crushed the Taiping of pacification. In consequence, repented shout their war cry into the astonished The prosecu- Rebellion, and Tso Tsung-tang, who led decrees were issued, deprecating further ears of the anti-suffragist meeting, Dur hostilities, and I had the honour to pro-ng the time they were hiding two mo robbery was unsuccessful.

the agricultural, army" in its march claim your merciful mandate and to call a came to tune the organ, and the ladies say tor, Mr. Wong, was the nasistant man- nager of Watson's Aerated Water Factory across China for the recapture of Chinese halt to renewed fighting. When I reached that during the six hours this was pro al Kowloon. On the day in question he Tarkentan, in their lifetime, and Li Hung Peking I found that the Treasury was ceeding they were almost driven mad hy was having tilfin in the depot when the chang posthumously, received this coveted completely exhausted, and that there was the noise.

an utter lack of munitions of war. My The tokis hd honour from the late Empress Dowager. two prisoners came in.

Obviously it was embarrassing for the negotiations for a loan were fraught with

entire failure. The campaigns in Chien closed by the death at Fornham Bt. Kone, and both men made for him, one attempting to throw pepper in his eyes. Prime minister to be offered this honour However, he dodged this, and using a table at a time when he was parleying with Lung's reign for the conquest of Turkestan Martin, Suffolk, of Miss Bham, Bt. the Republican party. Obviously also it and ine Tibetan frontier, those of the suc- an octogenarian. When she was a young knife which he had in his hand at the time was an astute act of Manchu policy to ceeding reign against the rebels in five girl she became engaged, and all promised The glorious ever, needed her care, and she decided not. he slashed at them, cutting the first man. impress the Chinese people with the con provinces, involved the expenditure of well for her future, Her mother, how

nearly 100 million taels. Both men then ran away and Mr. Wong viction that Yian Shih-kai was working campaigns of half a century ago against to marry while she lived. Fifty summers The men did not run far, hand in glove with the Manchu oligarchy the Taipings and other rebels cost at least passed, and still her mother survived. The by-play of the Edicts, by which the ten times that sum, At present we dare Her old sweetheart, who had remained as they went right into the arms of an

Throne made every effort to induce the

not look a month ahead for provision of true to his first love, then fell ill, and Miss funds. It is true that your gracious Turner went and nursed him until he Indian watchman and an Indian constable. Premier to accept the honour, which he On being searched a gag, daggers and was equally determined to decline, throws grants from your private treasure have died. Her mother lived to the great age an interesting sidelight upon the Chinese rendered us secure from dispersion of our of 10s before she passed away, and now pepper were found in their possession..

character. On January 28th the "Official forces through hunger. The fact remains Miss Turner herself has succumbed. She Mr. John Chun Wong stated that he Gazette announced that Yuan Shih-kai that we are devoid of means for augment has a sister who is ninety years of age. had in his possession a gold watch and had received a decree from the Empressing our troops or increasing our supplies.

Dowager as follows:-

We have to do as best we can with the

As China continues to interest the The Prime Minister, Yuan Shih-kai, is scanty force at our dispoal, and if we pro- public, a Paris contemporary recently a loyal and patriotic statesman, who has tect one place, it is at another's expense: published a conundrum from the land of served us with the fullest dilligence. This was why we failed to succour the the sons of Heaven, and asked for its Since his assumption of office be has plan-weak garrisons at Nanking, Hsiangyang, answer. Although a large number of ned the policy of the State, and come to and Chingchau. On the other hand, the

letters came to hand, no one succeeded in the rescue of the situation, and his desert. Republican forces are everywhere inciting giving the correct solution. Wo give the We hereby confer upon the lawless clement to cause disturbances. problem below, so there is an opportunity is very great. him the Second Order of Nobility in order While cities once lost cannot easily be for readers to test their ingenuity: that our signal favour may be made mani- recovered, there is every likelihood of Young I am green; old I am yellow; well fest. He is not permitted to decline. trouble breaking out in districts hitherto beaten 1 become supple. If I accompany Everywhere fresh troops rally my friend for a long time, he decides that tranquil round the Republican standard. Our I must leave him. Young I am honoured; numbers remain ever stationary, The

old I am despised. force recently raised in Manchuria cannot immediately appear on the scene. The

Aa account of an extraordinary waits several other provinces cannot inmedi- As I knelt to feceive your mandate Intely be suppressed. Thus has failure so part, is published by the Matin. The was sorely afraid. I recall that I have far attended our military operations, and match took place at Alessandria, Pied- received hereditary Javour from the herein is my second reason for saying Imont, Italy, and the dancers commenced at ten o'clock in the evening. They did Throne, and have been repeatedly accord-have failed in performing my duties. ed marks of its signal approbation. At

not cease until they were compelled to do so from exhaustion at noon the next day, the outbreak of the revolution I was again

a viceroyalty, and was While we have been quite unable to when there remained only two couples in appointed to placed in supreme command of the troops. wage a successful campaign at home, our the contest. The jury then ordered the Afterwards, on the Cabinet being formed, relations with foreign Powers have been termination of the match, which had last- Con full of perplexities. To take only the d 11 hours, and a man named Regaldi, I was appointed Prime Minister. fronted by recurring difficulties, and most conspicuous instances, there was who was adjudged champion, fainted The waltzers grieving at my failure to redeem the situa- the question about railway transport for inediately afterwards. tion, I have been unable to accomplish the the troops; the appropriation of the Cas-wers allowed to change their partners smallest result after the lapse of months toms to meet war obligations abroad the during the contest. The dynasty is crumbling info dust, and demand of foreiga Chambers of Com the people's love is in fragments like a marce to protect life and property on the

The proprietors of a Siamese newspaper potsherd. The body politic is smitten ground that the Treaties were no longer have distributed handbills containing the word of disturbances in Macau followed by with a marrain, and no cure for its dis being observed. Further procrastination following notice: The news of english temper can be found. Lake Shih Ko-fa, will only hamper us with fresh obstacles, we tell the latest. Writ in perfect style murder get com- the last Ming Commander-in-Chief, I am and no pled based on reason or sentiment and most earliest. Do destitute of a fraction of recorded merit, will suffice to relieve the position. Mean mit, we hear of and tell it. Do a mighty and my gailt knows no desert save death. time all governmental reform is suspend chief die, we publish it, and in borders of I now beg to recount to your Majesty the ed by reason of the war; the administra somber. Staff has each one been colleged, perplexities under which I have laboured tion remains as rotten us ever. It is une and write like Kipling and the Dickens. since taking office.

of our comparatively smaller difficulties We eirculate every town and extortionate that such talent as we possess finds it no not for advertisements. Huy it. Buy it. easy matter to translate the theory of the Fell each of you its greatness for good. schools into practice.

Ready on Friday, Number first."

had 8200 in the safe.

Prisoners were found guilty und were sentenced to live years' hard labour each, and to receive twelve strokes with the cat,

FIGHTING AT CANTON, Reports reached Hongkong yesterday that the period of quiet, in Canton and neighbourhood has ceased and that fight- ing has recurred in the vicinity of the city. It appears that the former pirates whom the Government is seeking to dis

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THE REPLY TO THE EDICT. On the following day Yuan Shih-kai declined this honour in a memorial of deep interest, in which he reviews his own

THE CHINESE PUZZLE.

AN EXTRAORDINARY WALTZING MATCH.

i

In Satary, Portuguese India, the natives, at the end of last month, taking advantage of the weckening of the garri- son, part of which had been sent to Macao and subsequently sent to Timor, re belled and committed acts of brigandage. Senor Costs, the Governor-General, took all necessary inensures to ensure the re establishment of order.

INTIMATIONS JOHNSTON E'S

M.P.

WHISKY.

Our argument is there is nothing

better than M.P.

H. RUTTONJEŁ & SON,

WINE & SPIRIT MERCHANTS,

a telegram from the | 38 AND 40, QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL.

band are threatening the Whampoa Forta conduct since the outbreak of the Revolu-ever-increasing disturbances in Honan and ing match, in which eight couples took portance and will soon be suppressed.

if they have not actually seized them, and that the Government gunboats in eceking to drive out Wong Wo Shun's soldiers from the Bogue Forts met with a stout

resistance.

It is stated that foreign firme in Hong- kong having interests in Canton have been warned to expect further trouble.

Later information is to the effect that the Government forces have regained pussession of the forts.

INTERPORT RIFLE MATCH.

tion --

REVOLUTIONARY SUCCESSES.

FOREIGN RELATIONS,

STYLE IN 81AM.

MAN'S ONLY MONOPOLY.

.

Chs. J.

The Minister for the Colonies received on the 20th ult. Governor of Portuguese Guinea confirm. ing the recent reports of a rising at Cacheo, in which five Portuguese native soldiers had boon killed. The Governor stated that the rising was due to the enforcement of the collection of the hut tax, but declared that it is of small im Wo notice also in the Home papers a telegram, from Amsterdam, dated February 28th, reading: Chinese ricts have occurred in the Dutch Indies and at Macao. Al Batavia there were distar- bances on the Chinese New Year's Day in connection with an order to lower the Ro- was killed. At Macae Chinese were the WATCH publican Bag. At Soarabaya one Chinese ringleaders in disturbances which serious- y affected trade and necessitated the Five hundred employment of troops. Chinese were arrested. The latest tolo- grams state that the situation is now calm. 1 Strange that neither in Hoogkeng nor even in Macao we should have heard a the arrest of 500 Chinese! We need not say that the report is absolutely devoid of

foundation.

FIJI AS A CROWN COLONY. Sir Everard im Thurn, formerly Gov- ernor of Fiji and High Commissioner for the Western Pacific, has contributed an article to the Quarterly Review on Fiji as a Crown Colony, He states that the native question is complicated by the in- troduction of other coloured labour, which some Australians reprobate. They hold the view, which is wrong, that it would be better to lose the island than to introduce nativer from elsewhere. The importation of coloured manual labour in essential where indigenous labour is insuf ficient to meet the demand, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand have in. terests in the Pacific Island, but in addi- tion the United States, Japan, Germany, and France are also concerned, and they are strengthening their influences, Sir Everard holds that it is politie for Great reasons why the Pacific Islands should not Britain to do the same. There are strong annexed at the present time, either by Australia or New Zealand, despite their geographical position and commercial in terests, but the time has arrived to assist Fiji towards the point where it will pass from a Crown colony to a United Domi- nion of Australia.

A meeting of the Hongkong Rifle League, at which Dr. Evans Jones pre- sided, was held at the Volunteer Head quarters on 18th ingt, to discuss arrange ments for this year's interport match. Letters received from Singapore, Shang hai, and Penang, intimated, that those porta had agreed to this year's match being

At first the revolution was military in fred between 15th May and 15th June, character. It spread to the official class

At this time, when my powers are de. and it was therefore decided to fall into and to the rest of the popalation. Within clining, I have failed in requiting the Im-

Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin once heard line with the ports named, but to strongly a month 13 provinces had been lost, and perial bounty which has assigned to me a New England wife express views on the represent that an May and June, are prac both Chihli and Shangtung were showing this heavy responsibility. The cup of my suffrage question. The woman had a signs of disaffection. The Throne gave offences is daily filling, and my desert is tically the worst months of the year for ear to the people's wishes, and agreed to less than a grain of sand or a drop of hard, laborious life on a farm, and had shooting in Hongkong, those dates could the prayer of the Assembly to promulgate water. It would better become me to lost her romantic notions, if she over had not be agreed to for subsequent matches. the fundamental articles of the Constitu- demand, dismissal from my post, but I any. One day she was asked whether sho If necessary to adhere to the rule under Lion. The Sovereign was thus ahora of cannot bear to speak of leaving your wanted to vote. "No, I certainly don't," which all ports shoot within a period of practically every vestige of power, and Majesty's side when I whose family for she replied. "I say, if there's one thing there was nothing left for him to surrend so long has enjoyed Imperial favour, an the men folks can do alone, for goodness one month. April is considered to be the er. The Government would have been the witness of the poignant anxiety which she let them do it,"

THE SUCCESSIVE INTERLOPERS. what some still desire-namely, a Sover is your companion day and night. But if most suitable, collectively.

As early as 1840 the Yankee girls who It is proposed to arrange practices dur eign with an empty title at the head of I accept this high honour I shall be cast-

a Republic. When I first entered upon ing a slur on the equitable bestowal by were operatives in the New England ing next month and select the team in office I was in favour of a Constitutional the Throne of rewards ned punishments cotton mills abandoned the looms and readiness to shoot on the first favourable Monarchy, in the hope that the position and shall be failing in the duty which I spindles because of the employment of might be still saved. It seemed as if tny owe to the people of this county. How Irishwomen. At a later date the Irish in opportunity after the 15th May, the desires were on the eve of realization should I ever be able to guide public opin like manner demurred at the entrance earliest date for the match.

--when the Chihli troops accepted these ion or to set an example for the official into the mills of French-Canadian girls, Over forty nominations for places in proposals and Shantung cancelled its de- body to follow! It remains to entreat and at the present time the French the team have beon received from the Clubs elaration of independence. But after the your Majesty to cancel your former man; Canadian female operatives are leaving belonging to the Rifle League, and com recapture of Hankow the Navy mutinied; date, and to allow my purity of intention the cotton factories because of the employ no sooner was Hanyang taken than Nan-to be manifested to the world and my guilt went of Polish and other women of recent petition for the final selection of the ro king fell. A friendly. Power then ruediat- to suffer no further aggravation. I pause, Sammigration, quired ten should therefore prove keen ed with a request for an armistice and a and can say no more.

Peace Conference in the interests of and interesting.

humanity.

1 accordingly sent a representative to THE VICTORIA THEATRE. Shanghai to discuss the situation, but after a fortnight's conference no result The Hughes Comedy Comedy presented was attained, and the Republicans refused last evening before a large audience a La abate one jot of their demands for a Republic. The Provincial Assemblies of musical farce entitled "In Society," a Chihli and Honan then followed their ex- piece providing further opportunities, if ample, and constant outbreaks were a those were necessary, to display the curring in the interior. This has been inimitable talents of Messrs. Paul Stan- followed by successive revolutionary suc hope and Bert Le Blanc, the vocal accom. Cesses at Erga, Kuldja, and Khailar. Even up the position, the maintenance of which co-operation of underwriters in, all the and was going home to take up his posi-

fealatories which have been loyal for cen plishraents of Mr. C. C. Lydston and turies were thus deserting the dynasty, Madame Lloyd, with the support of an I was consumed, with grief at the thought excellent chorus. Throughout the per- of the imminent ruin which confronted.ua, formance there were numerous "By Ro and the heritage of, woe which awaited quest" ideas, and each had to be repeated, the dynastie altars. I was forced to lay Mr. Albert Leonard was particularly the facts before your Majesty, and you Buccessful in his dancing specially, and accordingly deigned to

summon the

We owe to him.

be

EXPENSIVE.HARVARD.

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BENEWED OFFERS AND FINAL REFUSAL

INSURING THE LARGEST VESSEL But the Throne would not accept this

IN THE WORLD. refusal. On January 28th

a second Decree was issued as follows

Negotiations are understood to have earnest statement of his feelings, and en of the Hamburg-American Steam Packet Yuan Shih-kai has memorialized with an been opened in Hamburg for the insurance

Prince Jaisint, the son of the Gackwar treats Us to cancel our Decree conferring Company's new liner Imperator, of 50,000 of Baroda, sailed for home last month upon him a title. We are fully conscious tons.

after having spent some time ut Harvard of his modest sincerity, but the times. The value mentioned is £1,000,000, and, University, where he has been studying. fraught with dire peril, and he has under- of course, says The Times, no such insur The Prince did not take a degren, but it gone the greatest hardships in propping ance could be carried through without the was anid that he had finished his studies

receive the Throne'

Let him immediately leading insurance markets. In the near tion in bis father's court..... ne's taandate and refrain future therefore the risk may be expected It is now learned, however, says the from further refusal.

to appear in London. Presumably too, Washington correspondent of the Chroni A second time Yuan Shih-kai refused in before very long underwriters will be le, that the young Indian Prince recently a memorial replete with historical allu- askeri to insure the new Canard liner had his allowance cut by half, and was 'W'लक्ष Aquitania, which, as she is not yet in the nnable with the smaller amount to hold ions, whereapon another Decree issued as follows:

Yuan Shih-kai has again memorialized water, is likely to be of rather greater his end up" with the millionaire set with with a further expression of his sentiments tonnage than the Imperator. It will be which bo was associated. The Gaekwar "the Dutchman and the Jew were at their Princes and Ministers to an audience, ab and an entreaty to cancel the appointment remembered that the Olympic, af 45,000 had been allowing his son £100 a week

which each and alt gave expression to to a title of nobility,

He has now re. tons, is insured for £1,000,000, though she identical views. You did then issue a decree summoning a National Convention counted a series of historical precedents, cost about £1,500,000 to build, and that to determine the future form of govern- and has couched his representations in underwriters would only be called upon

THREE LARGE MOTOR SHIPS. inent. This was a complete frustration of most earnest language, but the present to pay claims in excess of £150,000. my original hopes, but I still clung to the crisis is utterly unprecedented and of un-

Insurances have just been effected on the For the past few possibility that the Convention might not paralleled severity. A DISTRIBUTION OF 30 TEN CENT.

insist on a Republic, and might adhere to months he has encountered the fullest three large Diesel motor ships Selandia, measure of arduous perplexity, and this Jutlandia, and Fiona, which are to take their places in the services of the East The "The directors of the Chian Mutual the Constitutional Monarchy. But deci

sion has been reached on the place of high honour is his by right. He is to pay Asiatic Company, of Copenhagen. Steara Navigation Company recommend a

Au order was issued at Portemouth that meeting or the mode of election. Mean- due obedience to Our former Decree add Selanded is a steel twin screw three- final dividend of 3 per cent, on the time telegrams care pouring in from per- accept the title.

For a third time Yuan Shih-kai refused masted vessel of 4,900 tons, built by Bur the cruiser Powerful, which brought the Duke of File'e remains to England, Bons of eminence in their respective dis- ordinary shares, making 6 per cent.tricts, from Viceroys and Governors who Once more an Ediet was issued saying:- meietor and Wain, while the Jutlandia is.

His of 5,000 tons, and has been built by should be paid off and prepared for sale. Yuan Shih-kai again entreata us. language betokens earnest sincerity, but Barclay, Curle & Co. The vessels were During the South African war she landed fence of Ladysmith, and afterwards came in the betowal of honours the Throne acts originally insured on the Continent, and the naval brigade with guns for the de- with balanced judgment. Yuan Shih-ka; have been accepted by London under- is commanded to obey. Our repeated writers on precisely the same terms as the to the China Station, commanded by Capt.

numerous steamships in the company's (now Rear-Admiral) Percy Scott. feet, Decrees and to offer no refusals,

best, and succeeded in arousing roars of laughter.

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together with a bonus of 24 per cent., total distribution of 30 per cent, for the year. A dividend of 3 per cent, making 6 per cent. for the year, is proposed on the ordinary B shares.

had done the State some service, from the envoys abroad who are well versed in foreign affates, and even from chambers of commerce in the ports, with the strongest appeals for a Republic. In the secrecy of my chamber T shed tears, the

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