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ATREUS, British str., 4,290, G. E. William son, 19th July-Shanghai 15th July, General.-Butterfield & Swire.

BANRI MAHU, Japanese str., 2,368, Boga,

18th July-Kobe 13th July, Coal. Dodwell & Co.. TOLKY BOILEVOS, Norwegian str., 859, T. A. John sen, 16th July Bangkok 7th July, Rice-Thoresen & Car DRUTAR Norwegian str., 1,102, J. Bing, 19th July-Bangkok and Hoihow 17th July, General China-Siam S. N. Co. EIGEN, Norwegian str., 875, E. Fingalsen, 18th July-Dalny 12th July, Beans and General.--Chinese. EMDEN, Gorman str., 5,740, Rotate, 18th July-Shanghai 16th July. General

Order.

EMPRESS OF INDIA, British sr., 5,060, A. J. Hailey, 17th July-Vancouver 25th June, Flour and General. Canadian Pacific Railway Co. GLENFALLOCH, British str., 1,434, W. I.. Gardner, 15th July-Singapore Ath July, Genorul.---Chinege. GLENOGIE, British str., 2,390, McGhío, 19th

July Rangoon 14th July, General. Chinese,

Hacina, British str., 1,207, W. C. Pass- mare, 18th JulyFoochow 15th July, General-Douglas Laprnik & Co. HANOL, French str., 742. Chevalier, 18th July -Haiphong th July, General-A. E Marty.

HONGKONG, French str., 748, Marquerite, 18th July-Haiphong 10th July, Gon eral-A. R. Marty. HOPE, British str., 1,064, Tricker, 18th

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THE GOVERNMENT OF THE

„PHILIPPINES."

The principal provision of the bill to provide an extended measure of wolf. Government in the Philippines are:--

The bill provides a more popular guvernment in the Philippines.

It declares, as was announced by the Republican administration, that it has always been the purpose of the United States to withdraw from the islands and recognize their independence as soon as a stable government should be esta lished.

Governer - Güneral, vice governor and justices of the suprem court to be appointed by the President of the United Stales.

Governor General to have power to veto all legislation, shall be commander in chief of all local forces and shall have all the power of governors of territories of the United States.

Legislature to be a bicameral body... The present citizenship law is to be maintained.

Existing civil and criminal procedure shall be maintained.

Slavery and involuntary servitude shall be prohibited.

The basis of the entire bill is the in- stractions of President McKinley to the Taft Commission of 1900.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, TUESDAY, JULY 21st, 1914.

Electorate qualifications are the same. United States to retain reservations and fortifications.

Philippine Government may enact a tariff law, but that trade relations be tween the islands and the United States shall be governed by Congress.

USE

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They transferred me with some of the others who were bad, too, to the Lady Evelyn, and we were then landed at the little jetty at Rimouski. Never shall 1 forget the sight at 6 o'clock in the morn

There had ing. It was awfully cold. been a sharp frost that night, and every ono was either half-naked or else in their partially dried clothes. I had on an old, veet belonging to one of the Storstadt's Aremen, all greasy and full of holes; a No export duties shall bo levied. We green brocaded cabin cartain round my table-cloth round my Entire indebtedness of the government shoulders and a

legs. The latter I gave to a Hungariau is to be limited to P20,000,000.

a man's Perak. Senators and representatives for Non-woman, who had only got on Christians to be appointed by Governor short cont. Finally the sun came out, Negri Sembilan. Johore. General, without restriction to residence, and that cheered us up and thawed us Kelantan.

a bit. It was a moat perfect morning, and General election to be held June, 1915 VIEWS OF GOVERNOR-GENERAL HARRISON, that made the tragedy hard to realize. The Declaring the new Jones Bill to be a villagers began to come down, and when step forwards to independence, they saw our condition brought down Governor General Harrison gave out the bundles of clothing, and in the scramble Batavia.

I was able to obtain a pair of pants following statement:

All the old buggies and horses in the place were raked up and we were! gradually driven up into the village and parcelled out.

July-Saigon 14th July, Rice. Butterfield & Bwire. INDRAWADI, British str., 2,193, Wise, 17th

July-Sabang 12th July, General-long Jardine, Matheson & Co.

INVERCLYDE, British str., 2,950, Donald

Mansfeld, 18th July--New York, Gen- oral-Jardine, Matheson & Co. KANAKUK, British r,, 2,503, 1. J. Archbold,

17th July-Haiphong 18th July, Oil- Standard Qil 06. KIYO MARU, Japanese str.. 5,767, Hashi moto, 18th July-Moji 18th July General.--Toyo Kisen Kaisha. KOERBER, Austrian str., 2,995, Erdrt, 18th

July-Foochow 16th July, General. Sander, Wieler & Co. KOREA, American str., 5,651, A. W. Nelson, 16th July-San Francisco 20th June, General.-Pacific Mail 8.8. Co. Kumcnow, British str., 1,220, Forsyth 18th July-Tientsin, (0th July, General --Butterfield & Swire. KUMBANG, British str., 2,077, F. Wheeler, 18th July-Moji 13th July, General.

Jardine, Matheson & Co. KWANGTAH, Chinese str., 1,538, Sangeter, 18th July-Shanghai 15th July, Gen eral.-Chinese... KUTBANG, British str., 3,110, Bradley, 13th

July-Moji 8th July, Coal and Gen eral-Jardine, Matheson & Co. LANDRAT SORELY, German str., 1,012, A. Struve, 16th July-Saigon 11th July, Rice Biemsson & Co.. MACKINAW, American str., 3,000, W. G. Krebs, 18th July-Saigon 12th July, Rice and Meal-Order. e. MAUBANG, British str., 1,574, R. A. Matthews, 14th July--Jolo 7th July, General Jardine, Matheson & Co. PAKLAT, Gerjuan (str.) 1,017, R. Fillner. 18th July-Bangkok, 11th July, Rice and Wood Butterfold & Swire. PENANG MARU, Japanese str., 5,300, S Murazami, 18th July-Moji, 12th July General-Nippon Yusen Kaisha. PURITAN, British str., 2,553, Neville, 18th

July Cardiff 30th May, Coal- Andrew Weir & Co. RAJAH, German str., 2,028, C, Rosiefsky, 17th July-Sandakan 19th July, Tim ber.-Order.

SAINT PATRICK, British str., 2,995, May, 17th July-Moji 12th July, Coal and General. Dodwell & Co. SALAMIS, British at., 2,809, Flett, 18th July ---Kosichang 12th July, Rice-Order!

SEL, Norwegian str., 865, Horbrender,

18th July Bangkok 10th July, Rice -Thoresen & Cō, SHAGIBING, British str., 1,317, Tuebben, 19th July-Shanghai 19th July, Gen- eral. Butterfield & Swire.. SOLVEIG, Norwegian str., 2,820, P. Einassen, 14th July-Macassar 4th July, Sugar and General.--Java- China-Japan Lijn, SUISANG, British str., 1,776, H. Simpson, 13th July-Sandakan 8th July, Gen- eral-Jardine, Matheson & Co.. TAMON MARU No. 15, Japanese str., 2,001,

Kobayashi, 15th July-Chingwantao 7th July, Coal.-Dodwell & Co. TAMBA MARU, Japanese str,, 3,803, G. Nagasuye, 19th July-Seattle, 16th June, Flour and General: Nippon

Yusen Kaisha.. TEAN, British str., 1,351, J. V. Sidford, 17th July-Manila 14th July, Gen eral. Butterfield & Swire. TJIKINI, Dutch str., 3,000, W. H. Lan 17th July-Batavia 8th July, Sugar and Coffee-Java-China-Japan Lijn. WOBANG, British str., 1,178, Smith, 18th

July-Swatow 17th July, General. Jardine, Matheson & Co. YINGCHOW, British str.. 1,270, E. 6. Jones, 17th July Shanghai 14th July, Mails and General.--Butterfield & Swire. ZAFIRO, American str., 4,000, F. S. Me Murray, 18th July-Manila 15th July, GeneralShowan, Tomes & Co.

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"The new Jones Bill is a long stop forward towards independence of the Philippines and it is in direct line with President Wilson's policy announced

A two-mile drive in the nippy morning French upon my arrival in Manila last October.

instructed me then to say: Every air in that rig was not pleasant. How- step we take will be taken with a view evor, Frolled into bed with two other men, Britian," the ultimate independence of the and soon got blood moving. We managed French.

and boots, etc. Islands and as a preparation for that to obtain independence." He took one step then in in Rimouski, and I looked a porfoot, the appointment of a majority of American in the suit which might have Filipinos on the Commission. The great been copied from the same design a now. success of that step justifies another step in the Dairymaids 1 spent a week in hospital at Montreal whilst waiting for a steamer, and that fixed me up pretty well. The C.. P. R.

"No better preparation for indepond- ence could be made than that provided by

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Berides the usual: Alp' sbetical List of | the new Jones Bill. Substantially were very good to us, I must say, giving Firms the Directory gives the CLASSIFIED autonomous government is given. Cerus the best accommodation on their crack LISTS of TRADES and PROFESSIONS tain checks and balances are prescribed new boat, the Alsatian Had a rotten; at the larger Commercial Centres. which so long as we have responsibility passage across. Snowstorms in the Gulf.XE are regarded as essential by the United Then a day amongst ice and then three States. Meanwhile, the Filipinos are days of dense fog. That about broke us ALPHABETICAL LIST of RESIDENTS given practical management of their up, and I arrived in Liverpool feeling a contains the names of dvar

The extent of this great deal worse than when I landed st internal affaire.

and I have still got wind in my lungs, Rimouski. However, it is all over now which is the main thing, though it's rather hard to loss all one's gear and the things I had picked up."

concession is greater even in principle than appears upon the face of the Bill.

Most important of all is the declara tion of the preamble that the United to recognize the States purposes independence of the Philippines as soon The letter finishes-Hoping you aren't as a stable government can be established all too warm can suggest the St. Law

N.-C. Daily All those who believe in the rence as an ideal cooler." therein. capacity of the Filipinos for independ-News. ence should be confident of the result. Under this great increase in antonomy, all patriotic Filipinos should join in the determination to justify such belief.

year-still more may be made under the Great progress has been made this new legislation of Congress. If success THE Crowns the new undertaking, opponents of Philippine self-government must. rapidly diminish, and their arguments The Resident will have been refuted. Commissioners

have in Washington

worked with curnest effort for a fixed date for independence. That proves impos- sible at the present time.

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Provident FOR CHINA, JAPAN, CORRA, INDO.

Wilson bas furnished through the Resident Commissionere most excellent reasons for preferring the new Jones Bill.

The Filipino people should now join with unanimity in support of this-legiala tion. In that way the patriotic Filipino can at this juncture best serve his native land; in that way independence may be achieved with self-respect and the good will of all; and under most, favourable circumstances it may even come sooner than the fixed date which many now advocate.

When the Bill becomes a law, I feel confident that all Americans here will unite in supporting the Philippine policy of our country; cheerfully and unselfishly they will aid in the future working of this new form of government."

MR. DARLING'S ESCAPE.

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I got free of the Empress just before Manchurian Yochow, she slid down, and after burrowing round Trade Ctren. Shansi. the bottom of the river a couple of times Newchwang. Ichang I came up and struck out for the Dairen. Storstadt, which was then a good half | Port Arthur. Kangchow. mile away. I swam hard until my legs and Chefoo. hands began to go, and then got a chunk Weihaiwei. of wood, with the aid of which I managed Kisochan. to reach the Storstadt. I was then hauled Toinenfua... in to one of their boats about twenty Mudken. yards from her side, and then remembered Shanghai. nothing more for a long time.

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Follo Bacolod

Ceb Labuan

6 29,80

62988

29.67

629.76

89.80

196 93

Wind

Humidity.

Direction.

0203T

Werther.

T. F. CLAXTON, Director

A BAROMETEK, rednesd to 32 degrees Fahrenheit, on the level of the sea in inches, tenths and hundredths.

2 TEMPERATURS, in the Fahrenbelt, p

abado, .

3 HUMIDITY, peroentage faturation, the sumidity of air saturated with moisture being 10

A DIAMUTION or WIND, to two points.

5 Foza or WID, woording to Bonafors Bandes

5 STATE OF Wzazuen, b blue sky, o detached cloud, ddrissling rain, I fog, g gloomy, a hail 1, lightning, overcoat, p passing showers, a squall, rrain a snow, t- thunder, visibility, w daw iweti

7 BAIN in inches, t tenths and lundredths

HONGKONG METEOROLOGICAL

REGISTER.

Hongkong Observatory, July 20th

Barometer Temperature Humidity......

Previous On DatejOn Data

Day at

st 9 p.m.6 a.m.

2 p.m.

29.79 29.80

29.84

83

80

85

81

88

77

Wind Direction".

Fores

Esst

Bast Fast

4

4

Weather

0

0

Rain.........

Highest opan sir Temperature on 19th 1.86 Lowest open air Temperature on 19th „.78

Tuss.

HONGKONG TIDE TABLE

From 21s: to 27th July, 1914

HIGH WATER

Height

Hpighty

LOW WATER

H'kong.

F'keng.

Mean

Mean

Time

Tide

ft, r.

1. m.

It. in

(7:51 m (0.31 3

3.4.

10 148 37 | 34■0

Wed, 22 m 7:07 5m 1 13.

23

10.

38B 373 38 a 0 3

8 3479m 155

10 51 a 394 15

Thurs. 24 m 9 21 : 8 0 m 2 39.

11 12 4 1

11

Batur, 25 10 11

Mon

281!

27 m 0-14

452

Bm 3 26

4-3

70 m 4 16

4:52

Im 11 58 69 046

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