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partition of Chios, most Japan step in as a Power entitled to a veice in the adjustment of the question with a resolution to fight for her sights against any of the European Powers. To vindicate her rights and honour in say of the above mentioned contingencles, it is necessary for Japan to undertake preparatory measures on an adequately large scale, Mr. Inagaki recommends the Increase of the pence standing of the Army from sevenly-five thousand to a hundred and twenty, or even a hundred and fifty thousand, with a corresponding develop, ment of the war footing: the addlilon of five or six squadrons to the Navy the establishment of two naval parts in the Sex of

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, 1895.

while his nearest companions splashed water in his face. Happily be soon recovered and the Cornell cram paddled slowly to their boat house, which was sitanted about a quar ter of inlle beyond the filsh. The Cornell men prosented a solemn, sight w they arrived at the boat-house where their friends la waking did not know the result, but there was no necessity for asking the question. The appearance of the crew only too surely gave the answer. Tears stood in Roe's eyes as he stepped out, and the crew ware so exhausted that they could scarcely lift their bont from the water. Several members of the Cornell Glee club tried to around the drooping. spirits of the Cornell crew, saying: "You have ng reason to feel ashamed; you did your best,"

Has the crew been overtrained? Colson was anked.

* Mr. Francis' orders are that there should be no talk on that subject," was the answer.

Japan; the establishment of large arseDAŤ KO AN secure completa Independence na to arms and ammunbion; the construction of more than 100 torpedo boals, and the encouragement of mar cantile Davigation so that a large number of transports may at any time be avaliable. He arges the Cabinet to call together an extraordinary Upon reaching their dressing room half of the scision of the Diet and introduce measures in Comell crew lay down on the board floor and the above sense for the approval of the houses. panted like hounds after a long run. In addition He has little doubt of their receiving anasimone to the regular attendants the members of the approval. The effect of the passige of these Cernall Gles club who were present acted ko measures through the houses of the diet would rubbers and avulsted in washing down the crew be beneficial to the peace of the East, The|with cold water. The other Cornall men, out- news, he says, would produce a very salutary elde the drossing room, enlivened the proceeding effect upon the minds of European statesmen, by giring the college yell again and again, at Europeans are as calculating as the Japanese foll strength of thele lungs. Meantime the large ́are sentimental-Japan Mäll.-

boat-hovie had become crowded with Americans and this had a cheering effect upon the defeated crew. In addition a number of Englishmen called at the Comell boat-house and expressed themselves sa being sưry that the Americans were defeated.

NEWS BY THE NORTHERN PACIFIC MATE.

The following telegrams from our Tacoma exchanges were "crowded out" of last night's Isque :-

HENLEY-ON-THAMES, July 12th.

The Pall Mall Ganotte this afternoon, com. menting on the defeat of the Cornell crew, Bays

"There never was such a popolar victory in the. blstory of the reguits. Triolty rowed beautifully together in true Varsity style, and gradually wore the Yankees down. The shouting for Trinily as the crew finished was tremendous. The Cornell (American) men, nevertheless, were in no wise derided by the enthusiasts. The feeble attempt to cheer them, however, did not meet wlib a response.

Cornell and Trinity Hall started in the fourth heat for the Grand Challenge Cup at 12.30 p.m. Ar the ball wille Cornell was leading, but Trinity Hall woo by eight lengths, the Cornell crow being wierly exhausted at the Galsh, As the Cornell crew boat crossed the finish lias Fenneli tumbled from his seat in a dead falne.

The day was bol and clear, with a wind lighter thin yesterday, though still blowing from the Bucks shore, and as the Cornell crew and the Berkshire shore the weather was considered slightly against them.

The Cornell crew cose early, were all well and in the best of spirits. They did not go to the boat house before the race, but remained in their quarters until they got ready to enter their boat at the starting point.

The scenes of yesterday were repeated, although the crowd the most bite Coal Was slow in taking their position on the Berk shire aide. The word "go" was given at 12:32 pm., Cornell first catching the water and start: ing with a stroke of 46 10 Tinity's 43. Cornell was a ball a length ahead on turning into the course, after passing Regatta island,

Then Cornell runners began to encourage the American crew. Under this stimulus, the Cornells, who had dropped 10 38, spurted, increasing their Iced to a length. Trialty was splashing lightly, Cornell made the half mile in a minutes 26 Frawley Court Cornell went seconds, but to pieces. Fo.. "dropped his oar and

4. put bis bands to his free. The Cornell craw seemed paralyzed at this and Hall, stroke, seem. Ing not to understand what was interfering with the momentum of the boat, turned half around.

By this time the Cornell crew were again at work. Trinity Hall were a length ahead. The Cornell crew were so rattled they rowed like lot of school-beys. Hager, No. 3, dropped-an our and fell back in the arms of No. 2, Spell map. As Hager did not recover, Colson, cox- swale, called out sharply: "What are you about?"

Hager then resumed his our and seemed to try to row, but no sooner had the crew recom- menced pullleg, with Tolnlty Hall fire lengths ahead, that Freeborn, dropped an ear, and with one band before his eyes seemed to grope blindly

· to recover it.

By this time Trinity Hall was seven lengths shend, rowing a long even stroke, and could

In minutes 22 seconds.

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The following expressions were made by some of the Cornell crew after dressing:

F. W. Freeborn: "The Englishmen arn the best men,"

George P. Dyer: "I think we have nothing | to be ashamed of."

Tom Hall: "I am not sorry we came." C. A. Louis: "It is a waste of time to talk about defent,"

In the third beat of the race for the Thames challenge cup the Kingston boat the French crew of Sociale d'Ercouragement an Sport Nastique.

SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.

MAILS DUE:

-English (Bengal)-24th-inst;

Canadian (Emòress of India) 17th lust. Indian (Chelydra) aykh inst. German (Oldenburg) 28th Inst. American (City of Peking) 30th Inst. American (Chisa) zed prox.

The Canadian Pacific Raliway Co.'s steamer Empress of China arrived at Kobe at ro p.m. on Tuesday, and felt that wort at 10.30 am).* yesterday for Van-oover vid Yokoham The Canadian Pacific Railway Co's steamship

Empress of India arrived at Nuenaki at 6,m, to-day, and leaves that port at 8 pm. for Hong-- kong, vid Shanghai.

THE N. G. I. steamer Eitimbro leit Singapore this morning for this port, and may be expected here as or shont the 28th Inst.

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From 5 p.m. yesterday to 5 p.m. to-day. ARRIVALS. Progress

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HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS.

club beat the crew of the London Rowing club,

In the fourth heat the crew of Molesy Rowing Deuteros ukum... la Kawloon Dock,

In the fifth heat the New college beat Eton

in the race for the Grand challenge cup.

In the second heat for the Stewards' challenge cup the crew of the London Rowing club beat the crew of New college, Oxford.

In the third bent for the Stewarda' challanga cup the crew of the Thames rowing club beat the Leander Bort club..

In the fifth heat for the Thames challenge cup the St. Joba's college, Oxford, craw beat tås eight of the English club.”

DENVER, July 10th.

The Denver Times this afternoon, commenting editorially on the fact that five of the eight men in the Cornell boat at Hooley became exhausted and dazed, asya:-" Unless some satisfactory explanation is given to this matter soon the general feeling will be that the Corneil crew was fully tampered with by the Englishmen defore the race started. A victory gained by the English in such a manner tout surely be considered disgraceful, rather than a distinction."

PARIS, July 14th.

The file of the Republic was celebrated quietly throughout France to-day, this being the anniverary of the fall of the Batlle, President Vartens patria:le societies made a demonstration Faure reviewed the garrison at Long champs. before the statue of Strasburg, but this was conducted in an orderly manner,.

Sr. Louis, July 14th, The anniversary of the fall of the Bastile was celebrated to-day by the Franch residents of St. Louis in a big at Terrace park. Au immense crowd enjoyed the programme, which consisted mostly of music and addresses, until the rain interfered.

NEW YORK, July 15th.

A special to the World from Washington says: Spain's payment of the Mora claim, as indicated by cable, will at last defeat the intrigues of American and foreign claim sharps. For years a coterie of diplomats at Washington and Madrið bave sought to make the sentiment of this historie award conditional on the acknowledg ment of counter claims by the United States.

The story of all this plotting to mulct the government of millions brings to light a serious diplomatic scandal and shows how the Mora claim has secretly been made to figure as important incident in a scheme for securing the transfer of Cubs to the United States,

Nathaniel Page, the well-known

International

lawyer, who for years has represented the Mora family, furnishes documents and letters which seem to throw a flood of light on the obstructions interposed to prevent the payment of the Mora award, Mr. Paige

and ox Minister to Spain John W.

platoly be seen laagblog, passing the mile post Fennell's head then fell forward and he seemed about to faint. He also dropped an car and rubbed bis forehead. The shout of encourage ment of little Colson, the Cornell coxswain, could be distinctly heard above the din of cheering | tary of State and Pecifically charges ex-Secre- -|

from the shore, where the Cornell men were Foster with opposing this award.

Mr. Foster has dealed the charge, and Mr.

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tunning along the bank, frantically endeavouring | Palga now comes forward with papers which he value of Cod Liver Oli and Hypophosphites;

to encourage the crew,

Fennell recovered and tried to row, but his claims to substantiate the charge, Mr. Falge, dar struck fat, although it was sometimes in the however, charges that several Spanish ministers proper position. Then again the men on the to this country, as well as attaches of the French pposite side of the boat seemed unable to it legation, abstracted the Mars laterests, and "their roars, and were occupied in trying to steady tried to induce him to press claims they held

and bold up the Moss claims.

Mr. Mora in living in West Sixty-third street, New York City, with his daughter.

July 16th.

the boat.

Hall, rowing steadily, looked the picture of despair. Nevertheless, he kept at work and almost alone seemed to pull the "boat after passing the mile past.

Hager, for a second time, dropped his oar, but recovered himself, although he seemed ready to falat again.

Dres, No. 4, and Roe, bow car, who with Hall bad been doing all the best work, alao began to show signs of exhaustion, and were splashing badly. The Trinity Hall crew was then

hopelernly akend and the race virtually

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The crowds on the river banks and in the boats along the shore were frantic with delight at Cornell unfortunate situation, Cornell men continued running along the short, shouting all kinds of encouragement to the demoralised crew. The Cornell men in the boat, however, seemed more fit to be in coffins than in a boat race.

American spectators ashore and afloat were heartbroken over the collapse of the Cornell

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I think that pace is permanently assured in the far East. China manifests a determination to stand by her agreement, and this has done much to win her favor in Japan. You hear a great deal of talk about Russia's attitude and the pro- | † bability di a clash between Japan and Russia over boundary settlements. "That is nearly all talk. Russia is friendly to Japan. If she wore pot the treaty of three weeks ago would not kava been completed.

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Cally Hall won the raça, cably by eight and so no war is in sight #

lengibs, and as the Cornell boat crossed the Mr. Karino was naked about the report that Anita fine Fennell tumbled from kis seat in a

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dead falat, The Britishers were wild with Japan and the authorities and that as a result delight when Trinity passed Cornell at the the Japanese government would probably take three-quarter post, but words fall to express their all missons under its supervision, excepting degice el enthusiasm when Trinity Hall won,

they had trouble with. and Cornell tralled along påst the grand stand.

Then the Cornell men, waze received with bisres. They stopped rowing before they passed the judges, who holsted the algual "Not sowed

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Trinity Hall's time in the race with Corall wany miantes 15 seconds, made by the Leander crew. The cup was won last year in 7 minutes

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J. DENIS, HENRY MOUNIÉ & CO. COGNAC. ESTABLISHED 1838,

TRADE

AT

BRANDY

07

MARK.

STATIONER HALL

EXCEPTIONAL PURITY

AND EXCELLENCE.

Proprietors of large Vineyards and ·

Distillarias.

Apply to:-PIERRE MARTY, Esq., Hongkong, M. OPPENHEIMER & Co., Paris, Agents.

NOTICE I

Nor

4

OT RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS.

Neither the CAPTAI, the Agents, nor the OWNERS will be RESPONSIBLE"' for any DEBT contracted by the Officers or memberi of the Crews of the following Vessels during their

day in

Hongkong Harbour y ARRAZOOM APCAR, Bilt, str., Capt. Hansen-w-

Sassoon, Sons & Co. BELMONT, Brit, bit, Capt. Ladd-Order. Скота

| OF ARRAGON, Brit, str, Capt. Dorword Order

FRAMOVES, Norw, str., Capt. Wettergreën—

Chioase.

FRED. F. LITCHFIELD, Amer, bką Capt. Chad-

boura--Master.

GEO. 8. HOMES, Amer. bk. Capt. Hemaoni

Arnhold, Kirberg & Co., LYEEMOON, G. str., Capt., WederIDEDA ---

Stemgien & Co.

LINDHURST, Belt. 4-m/ship, Capt. Martin...

Gibb, Livingston & Co.

SARRANO, Amer... hic, Capt. Waterhouse,

Chinese

To be Let.

TO LET.

TWO "SMALL OFFICES la VICTORIA

BUILDING. No. 4, OLD BAILEY STREET, Six Roomsed Dwelling Housse

Apply to

DAVID BASS00N, SONS & Co. -Hongkong, 14th August, 180g.

ZO LET.

WELLING HOUSES >

DWE

[736

HOUSES a RIPON TERRACE. SECOND FLOOR of No. 1 and GROUND FLOOR di No. 2 BLUS BUILDINOR, No. KNUTSFORD TERRACE,

Kow

No. 9

OFFICES

CHANCERY LANE,

FIRST FLOOR No,

7 PRAYA De CENTRAL, İstely occupied by

Messrs. HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co. Apply to

THE HONGKONG LAND INVESTMENT