Tax Straits Cricket teams to riatt Hongkong will leave Singapore, as now arranged, by the P: & O, steamer Rosetta on October syth, amiving in time to allow of a few pencifco games. "Oh Monday and Tuesday, 8th and gth Movember, the Straits will play Hongkong. On Wednesday sad Thursday Hoogkong will play Shangbal, and on Filday and Saturday the Straits will meet Shanghai. The Stralis tears will leave Hongkong on November 18th, presumably by a P. & 0. steamer, returslag to Blugapore about November 23rd.---Singapori Frii Pres.
It is announced in Australian papers that, under date the 13th August, the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlais, Secretary of State for the Colonies, rate to the colonial Governors, enclosing a re- port of the informal conference recently held with the Premiers in London. My. Chamberlain In His Telter states that Her Majesty's Gavera- ment wish to record their strong sense of the loyal and patriosło upirkt shown at the conference, and they hope that their colonial collongues will have been rettsfied with their visit to England. A further hope is expressed that the visit of the Premiers will be productive of `great advantage to the Empire, and that the conference will have a lasting effect in securing a complete mutual understanding between the colonies and the mother-country,
THE 1530-ton ship Dancow, which arrived at Sydney on the 18th it from Port Pizlo, had a sensational experience off the South - Australian coast. She was on her way from Fort Gamble to Port Pile timber leden, and was driven, through stress of weather, close to the rocks at Kangaroo Island, where she was hurriedly, abandoned by the crew. The captain reported that the ship was ashore, and abandoned. A tug was sent out from Adelaide, and instead at a wreck the Dancow was found safe and saugly at anchor, and as mulsjared as when she started her voyans. The tug people lost lule time in saiving her. They silpled the anchors of the ship, and towed her salaly to Port Pirie. The exp'sis and crew then refolued the vessel, the anchors and chains were recovered, and the vessel turned up at Sydney nong the worse for her experience.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1897,
NEWS BY THE ENGLISH MAIL.
LONDON, August 20th.. In political circles thers få not much stirrings, Naws from the Indian frontier shows that the risings are spread lag. So serious is the allux tion that the foreign ladies in the outlying posts are being removed to places of safety. An Kemy 37,000 strong is rapidly massing within siriking distance of the border.
The Anarchists in London bare obtained leave from the police to hold in Trafalgar-square next Sunday a demonstration in favour of the
Spanish refugees,"
Fourteen electrical cabs, which will henceforth be placed us the rank at `ordinary fares, were tried in London yesterday, and ran along with the ordinary trade without misadventure.
There is comparatively little that is new to report in connection with the engineering dispare Both sides seem determined to continue the fight. accident, at Bitterne Court, Hants, of Lieutenant The death is announced, from a carriage General Sir William Francis Drummond Jervols, Colonel Commandant Royal Engineers.
Sir Isaac Halden, Bart., died suddenly at hla residence, Oakworth Hause, near Keighley, on 13th lost, in his blucty-first year,
Mr. George_Palmer, the founder of the firm of Hantley and Palmer, blzcult manufacturers, Reading, died at his residence in that town yosaterday.
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FAR EAST.
AN INTERESTING INTERVIEW,
tony, Sha is twin-screwed, with triple-expansion | fito st Quarry Bay and three of them undertook engines of 10,5co lodirated hasselpower, bolit | to help some 11 coolies who were drawing an in Kogland by the frm of Hawiharuo, Leslie, | goglad to the fire from Ne, a Station. At this and Co. It l' calculated that the 1-ip will hure | Himo the rain was coming down in sheets and a speed of 17 knots. Her armament will consist the strong northerly wind almost made it impos-
In view of the threatened difficulty in the Leaders. Besides thear, she will carry some seawall, of four 12-inch heavy guns and 126-lech breech-stble to make headway along the Praya by the meat supply to which attention bas recently The spray repeatedly broke over been called in our columns, the following Hatchkles quickfiring gente Four lotpeda tubes the firemes, but they kept pegging away" interview between Sydney Telegraph sapie have already been mounted. Since her s'ern and when within 200 yards of their destination scntative and Mr. T. Hape Murray, will be si draught will not permit of her beavy guns being they bad the doubtful sailsfaction of knowing Interest to our readers, Mt. Hope Muntay la a mounted in St. Petersborg, on account of the that ibele services were not needed. No. well-known sheep farmer and race-horge owner, shallowness of the Neva sud the Caual, she will engine has the name of being the heaviest in of Manat Beevor Station, South Austrails, and shortly preceed to Cronstadt to complete her the service and the men deserve credit for the he has just returned after a visit to China and armament here. It is hoped that the Parre time they made over the distance.
When
Тарар. paylovsk will be ready to undergo ber trials at returning, one of the wheels of the englue smok the end of September or the beginning of Octo a newly-Imed plece of road and was only extricated with a good des! of difficulty. The men engaged on this file matutinal outing are
at likely to forget it for some time to come,
The ga.m. report from Gap Reck to-day was wind, SE. fresh, sex sough" Capo D'Agullar reported at the same time " 'wind N.E. "fresh; The Watling, tibid, Lleut, I P, Bazion, which, sea rugh." The wind cased down to strong tained a speed of 29) knots. If Portsmouth on at her commissioning fial on t3th inat, main-10 moderate breeze from the north at noon, but the lodications overbead were all in favour of 14th for Portlan". The Whiting, which tas
good deal more rain and wind, been commissioned for service on the China Salon, will be convoyed to Gibraltar by the Channel Squadron.
ber.
Twelve non-commissioned officers and men of the Singapore and Hongkong Companies Poyal Artillery embarked on 11th fest, an P. and O. steamship Octana, at the Royal Albert Dicks, for China.
Orders have been issued for the carrylog out of the following rellefe among troops in the Far East during the forthcoming relief season, the arrangements having been approved by the On 18th fast, the meetings of the British Commander-in-Chief, viz:~rst Bat, Royal Lan- Association at Toronta were formally Incaster Regiment from Maits to Hongkong; tat sugarsied. Among those who spoke it the Bat. West Yorkshire Regiment from Hongkong various gatherings were the Farl of Aberdeen, to Slugapore; 1st Bat. Rifi Brigade from Stralis Lord Kelvin, and Sir John Evans, the latter Settlements to England. The following changes delivering bis presidential address,
have been arranged to be carried out among the companies of Garrison Artillery during the ap
rozching reilet sexson-Southern Division: No. 12 Company, Hongkong to Singapore ; No. 25 Company, Singapore to Hongkong: No. a Company, Hongkong to Singkoore and No. 35 Company, Singapore to Hongkong.
The Count of Turin, fresh from his duel with Pelace Heary of Oviesas, bad most enthusiastic reception from the crowd which seexited his ar rival at the station at Tarla on 15th lost.
The birthday of the Emperor Francis Joseph was celebrated on 18th inst. In Vienna and Budapest by special services in the churches of the various confeculona as well as by the usual military displays and popular festivities.
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CALENDAR.
SEPTIMBER,
Meteorological means dared on ten years' observations to 1895, Barometer tummemmi19-818 Thermometar
Humiditysaisimmi77
Rainfall
TO-DAY.
WEATHER REPORT.
Barometer.... Thermometer...............
Humidity.....
Katalall
De detest. On data st
102,00,
P
29.96
29.03.
79
78
93
3.21
TO-DAY.
Saturday, 18th September, 1897. Chinese-ffwd of 3ih moon of 23rd year of
Kwong-si Tewlab #1st Elul, 8857, Mohammedan—201k Rabta II, 1918,
Sex-Raagaminu Ekr. 49mcho,
Sats
i där. Imis. High water-Morning ... Okr. Embu,- Low water-Morning Shr, BYmdu, No Interior high or low water. ANNIVERSARIES.
1889-Severe thunderstorm at Peking; the
Altar of Howen destroyed by fra. 1890-Lon of the Turkish warship Arisgent
with 591 Kvin 1896--Maldan Auslaës, Hongkong.
TO-MORROW.
After expatialing on the many interesting sights he had sen, especially in Japan, Mr. Murray said "What Impressed me most, look!-g at Japan from an Australian business polat of viaw, is the opening which exlita for trade · in frezen meat, I am quite convinced we could do good business with them, in bath beef and matton, and if the mest were taken from the Northern Territory or from the northern part of Queensland, where there is plenty of cattle available, the cost of transit would be reduced to a minimum. It would be necessary to have Up to 6 pm today there was no news of the cold storage day's at Yokohams, and perhaps Arration Apcar, due from Calcutta, vif Singa. at Kobe, and some capiul would be required pare, yesterday. She doubtless found herself in order to maintain the trade unii it in proximity to the typhoon and ran to the South
became firmly established. It is trus the Japa- to avoid it. The Girafs, Brindizi and Halonenes are not great meat caters at the present Rickmers are all y faw hours overdue from time, but that is largely due to the fact that thern Singaport.
is no supply of meat.. Another thing I think The matshed on Peddar's Wharl has suffered wo could do business in la in milch cow. A to some extent from the blow, the mat zool
matter of fact, I have several orders for good baving blown away at one coroes, while a mat cows, and a decent animal will fetch from 151709 -Dr. Johnton bars. shed recently erected on the Reclamation oppo- to 30 la Japan. They have cows there now site Mesura. Lane, Crawford and Co's, store has of course, but they are not in large numbers, bad a good portion of the roof stripped off. and the animals zzo not of a superior disis. I Thore Kowloonites who preferred going home think we could open up a trade, too, in horses, yesterday afternoon to speading the night in as cavaliy remounts. Foules are mostly used Hangkang, as many did, had anything" but a there, but the loads they put on them are very pleasant passage across the harbour. The ferry heavy, and if we could induce them to try a few launches all, had their awnings furled and their of our cavalry horses, there is not the slightest funnels stayed, and those passengers who were doubt they would soon replace the ponies. The mlaut mackintoshen or oilskins were drenched great drawback to a trads in this direction is the to the skin by the flying spray before, half the fact that the Chios Sea is generally very rough, journey was accomplished. At about 2.30 p.m. and at times the mortality might be great, but a large crowd collected on Pedder's wharf to still I think the venture is worth trying.” watch the antics of the launches as they came alongside and they certainly had plenty of Amusement in watching the half-drowned | passengers landing and the dry ones making markably Hesvy. The wind was more squally * jump for the plunging craft. It is |than' steady and some of the gusts from
pity that the ferry launches. do not use the new wooden wharf wear the statue during the norlard fairly shook many buildings rough weather, as there with N. E. wind they lo exposed positions on the bigher levels could be bead to is comfortably, Instead of being The full force of the sea war'seen to good effect badly bumped against the pier by each sex, as xiong the eastern wail of the Prays. All right was the case yesterday at Padder's Whart. It is
easily reën that when thờ nów Pedder's Wharf | attendants. the waves were breaking heavily against the is completed the ferry launches will have in the stoner and big maries of spray were sent high avent of a ga'e to stop running much sooner than over the centre of the road. The sampan" fleet at present as there will be no "given in the disappeared entirely but down in the neigh-stone pier-to save them from damage. bourbcod of Causeway Bay the little craft were lying together, close as herrlogs in a barrel. Indeed, one could have walked a` very consider- able dialance over the boats without the slightest trouble.
THE TYPHOON.
After we went to press last evenlaghthere was no reisation in the force of the storm. In fact
the wlad Increased and the rainfall was ́re.
The Court of Appeal has confirmed the refusal of Mr. Justice Vangban Williams to make five directors of the London and Colonial Finance alleged breach of trust. The directors in ques- Corporation (Limited) Hable in respect of an
Hien (ncluded Mr. H.S. Foster, M.P., and Dr, Clark M.F.
Particulare hava þeen réceived at 5beernest of the rescue by Her Majesty's cruiser Comus Capt. H. H. Dyke, attached to the Pacific Station, of a portion of the crew of the sailing ship Kimbers, which was wrecked on Clipperton Island hile on a voyago from Vancouver, B.C., for Queenborough, neer Sheerness with a cargo of timber. The Kinkora left Vancouver on March 23rd for England, sod met with a succes- sion of gales in the Facife, which so viraland the ship that it was found necessary on account of THE Union Steamship Company's steamer her leaky condition to make for Clipperton Island, Ovciou anired frem Fill at Sydney on the 2181| The ship dropped her anchors, but these would ult, with particulars of the wreck of the Nor-
not hold the varsel, which drifted bare and WA1 broken up by the heavy surf. The wagian barque Seladon and the safety of the
crew landed in safely, and were heartily received majuity of the crew. The Seladon was lost on
by three men in the employ of an American Starbock Island, in the Pacific, on August 7. cómpany, who resided on the island to collect
The fleet of rowlog boats on the road has 1896. She was just four weeks out from New. guano. Clipperton Island belog out of the track. been largely augmented and in many of the of passing vessels, eight of the Kinkora's earm Castle at the time. Out of the craw of 16 alj
lanes on the Wanchal harbour frost pru left to the whaler, which had been secured, for told, two-the master, Captain Jaeger, and Acapules (700 miles distant), which was reached
dent folk have hauled their boats up for safety. the carpenter, T. Olsen-succumbed from ex- in safety after a voyage of 15 days lo an open
With the exception of yesterday's reported posure, and a third member of the ship's. bost, Information was sent from Acapules to drowning of two men, and which has not yet company-the chiel officer, R. Nielen Esquimalt that 15 men of the Kindora's crew been confirmed, there does not seem to have been were left on Clipperton Island, and, sailing from was drowned. The vessel crashed on to the rects Esquimalt on June 13th, the Comus salaly effect-arthing in the shape of a serious casualty. Of at Sturbuck Island, and the crew escaped in theed the rescue of the whole of the men on Jane courie macy janki', dlugbles and small boats boats, ruffering terrible privations for a month in || 2yik, taking them to Acapoler, where they land. at moorings have been swamped, but that was their cockleshells on the Pacific Ocean. The cap who had urdertaken the perilous voyage in the
ed on July 18, and found their eight shipmates only to be expected. Lalu succumbed in the boat, and the chief officer whaler awaiting vessel to convey them to met his death by drowning; the boats salted England, distance of 2000 miles; and the ship's carpenter Considerable commotien has been created dled before the rescue was affected by a govern-among the military authorities in Portsmouth mnant stemmer. The verkel had been missing for fe ammualtion, blankets, ac.. which were respecting the seizure of a very large quantity of 13 months and was on a voyagefrom/Newcastle, found in oneel the bats of a rific range near (N.S.W.) in Honolulu,
Portsmouth. For years past it has been suspected that a large trade has been done in the illicit sale of Government ammunition and
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storan to there who frequ ated the rifle range, licit traffic was rather a difficult task as no one but the "spotting" of those who carried on the
who has purchased ammunition would come forward and say by whom it had been supplied. Some time ago, however, owing to some stores having been missed, the officer to charge of the Ordnance Department succeeded in obtalolog clus, and a trap was laid for the offender. The ruan bad the desired effect of disclosing beyond any doubt the exact but in which ammonition could be purchased, and on the data realioned # à posso al the Ordnance Department, accomp-
The heavy rain fall of yesterday afternoon and last night would, if it were needed, have very materially Iscreated the water supply at the ysicus reservoirs. As It Is, most of it will go to Wast. Some idea of the heavy downfall was afforded by a sight of the gullies on the biilside Wongnelchang. They have been transformed Inta rearing casafarts and in one place where the water comes down over tbres successive
shelves of rock, the picture is an exceedingly
prelly one.
According to Mr. Moresy there is no need
to regard Japan seriously a competitor in the coal frade. They hava plenty of coal mexrdrot, but the quality is anything but first-class, and, and if the Australian' article can be secured, the local supply is not availed of Travelling by train is the reverse of "pleasant, owing either to the inferior nature of the coal or to be defective funnels on the engines. The carriage are always full of coal dust, and at every station the seats are always dogled by the tallway
Capiala J. S. Roach, of the Douglas liner Haitan, which arrived to-day from Foochow vid Amoy and ports, reports that from Foochow in Amor he encountered strong N.E breezes and | spallt them Amor to Swatow there were strong N.E. breezes, considerable ses, with overcast sky. From found they are
heary ses, overcast sky and rain at 'ilmes. From Swstow to port the N.E, wind continued strong, with a heavy sen and there was much ral and an overcast sky,
Lan night it was a case of “ stand by " on all the Nary vessels in part. All weathered the blow la good style and the men on daty a the Tamor say that the metamorphosed trooper never once got a strain on her cables,
Luckily for the V.R. Clab there was no damage to their premises owing to sil the boats being removed to a place of shelter and the placks and mats which form the roots of the books in the bathing quarters being takin off and placed in the Club's gymnasium.
Odr Swelow Correspondent, writing yesterday, reports: -Weather very unsettled, N. E. and R. gale blowing yesterday, with strong flood tide running. On the 15th and 16th water very high, washing over the Band and jettles. Thick rainy weather to-day. Barometer high, ranging from 29 91 to 30.05.
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No, I cannot say I was favorably impressed with the Japanese as a nation," Mr. Murray replied to a queries, I certainly prefer the Chinese. The Chiosman is not, of course, a desirable sort of a person, but the msn across the sea is very much worse. The success of their army la Chinese territory recently has
to a very large extent, if you buy anything from them, it te just not to be relted upon.
as well to take it away with you, or you may have trouble. They are spending money ficely in Japan, bat I am afraid they will overdo it, and a day of reckoning will come."
Mr. Marray was in Hongkong during the jubilee.celebrations, and he says that they were carried out on a most extensiva scale. The bar. bor and the town were a perfect mazs of Chinese lanterns. Everything afloat was lit up from the water's edge to the mast head, but on shore the display was even more impressive. Two very high hills, called the Pask and Mount Austin, form the back-ground to Hongkong, and the terraces on their slopes were ilt by innumerable Janterns, while the hotels at the summit seemed to be almost a mass of fire. There' was an elu- borate display of fireworks, and the colored lights and shooting reccets lent an adied charm to what was a marvellously pretty sight.
LEGAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT. CRIMINAL SISSIONS.
(Before His Lordship Sir 3 W. Carrington, KL, C.M.G., Chief Justica.)
·September 18th,
THE "MIRZAPORĖS" EXPERIENCE, The good old P. & O. Haer Mtsapore, favourite with thousands of Fax Eastern travels ́fery, anilved here to-day, with the English Mall, and she appears to have had a severe dusting, through which she came la grand style The Mirsapore left Singapore, ber last port before teaching Hongkong, on the 13th lost, and the weather held fair until the 16th, when light rains and moderate W. N. W. winds ⚫et la. On the 15th at 8 p.m. there was plenty of lightning to the N. E, moderate to light wind and increasing well. At midnight, the wind was W.N.W., blowing at a force of 5 to y; and
considerably, owing to the heavy sos, and she frequent rain squalls and the ship pliched prosecuted.
sides. On Friday morning, the 17th, the wind
Kong Kut, barter was charged that he feloniously and unlawfully did cause to be taken by Mong Sam, prostitule, a certain stupefying drag, to sit dorura aida with intent to commit larceny from the person" and also with "stealing two gold rings and a gold hale pin from her at Shack-wan on the 24k. Angust."
Hon. W. M. Goodman (Altorney-Gapetal)
Sunday, 19th September, 1897. frath after Thialty.) Chiness-23rd of 8th moon of $3rd year of
Kwang-sü. Jewish-Stud Blul, 6687. Mohammedan-21st Radia 71, 1515.
San-Rists
NAYORE.... Chr. 49máu.
·Sitt man - mm 6Ar. Out. Moon-Maximum Dicilaallon N. Ir, am.
Fast Quarter 10kr. 88mbu, aING.” High water-Morning Okr. 40min. Low water-Morning ......................10hr, 10mén, - No inferior high or low water." ANNIVERSARIES.
1356 Battle of Poitiers. 1833-Imperial Edict for driving off the English
· 1968--The 1.5. Relvar lost on Preparis Reel. 1887-The barque Oxford lost of Punta Lusin. 1896-Volcanic ash-rala'io East java, ・・
CHURCH SERVICES.
54. John's Cathedral:-Commenton, 7 .M,
Matias, I am., Erensong, 5.45 pm Roman Caiholle Cathedral Mars at 6 am
7am., 8 am, and 9.30 m.m."Benediction,
5 p.m.
Union Church-Services, 11 .. and 6 pmi German Batheids Chapel, West Polst
Moralng Service, Ir a.m
St. Francis Church, Wanchal-Mars (Chiba), tim
6.m., (Port.) 7.30 a.m., Benediction, p St. Joseph's Churck, Garden Road Merning
Service (English), 9.m.
St. Anthony's Chapel, West Polots—Masi, 3
*.m.
Werleyon Methodist Church:-Services, ra.go
am, and 5 45 p.m.
St. Peter's Seaman's Churchi−11 am, und
6.30 p.m.
SHARE MARKET,
LATEST QUOTATIONE, Hongkong & Shangha! Bank. 1ys' per cont p'em.; Unions, $250; Indo-Chinus, $491 Douglass 365 Ch bonnager, 185; Ru $18: Ollveis, (B) 87} ; Dick Co., 316 per cent. prem.; Electrics, $to 50,
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MAILS DUR:
American (Peru) 23rd inst Austrailen (Changska) 23rd lost. German (Preussex) 24th Inst. French (Calidonien) 28th ina!, American (Coptic) 1st prox. English (Thomas) 3th prox. Canadian (Emprisî of China) 6th prox. Gorman (Sachsen) 21st prox..
Sour details of the fatal explosion near Noumes, belefly reported by Reuter, the other day, came to hand by the Australian mail yesterday and are as follows :—Great consternation was caused In Noumes on the 15th it, on receipt of the news that a terrible accident had happened in a small bây, two miles from Noumas. Several officers and artillerymen went out in two boat to destroy a number of bambs loaded with melinite. During the operation of affixing the electric current a bomb exploded, blowing up innied by one of the inspectors of barracks at the Interesting. A tile closer lashore was the the deck awnings were all farled. Thers were † lustructed by Mr. H. L. Dennys (Crown Solleitot) Mars (Bombay Line) left-Kobe for this port boat, with three artillery artificers and a Kanzke,- and made a thorough search. In the result down and thboom housed, Then, through the 10ok large quantities of water, on board on all defended pleaded not guilty-and was un "Occupants"of ̈"the" boarTMwije"badlyTMwounded.~ Which had not been condemned as Government.} merchant steamers, looking the larger for their changed to W, by N,W,-and-blow at the rate of] A. M. Brugmann, F. P. de Rosario, C. A.
a bost containing nine men. Ons half of the Royal Engineers, entered the hat in question was blown literally into atoms. The five other 6.000 rounds of ammunition and 6oo blanketr,
stores, wers discovered, and all of these were
Immediately raised by the officer in charge. It
asserted that the authorities have to far isled
to take any further action in the matter.
Prisoner
The following jury was sworn —Meguro, J. Stuhlman, A. E. Madar, J. W. S. Paul, D. M. Laugrana and Ng Pak To,
As the e were no other cases on the eslander bls Lordship dismissed the remaining jarers and thanked them for their prestace,
THE Nippon Yusen Kaisha's steamer Idrums this afternoon, and is expected tofanivaļkarajan the 26th inst.
__SHIFFINO_RETURNE. From 8 pm, yesterday to 8 pm, to-day.
ARRIVALS.
Early this morning, the harbour, looking west, was a scene that only « Torner or a Stanfield could have done justice to. Overhead and in the distance was a dull mass of level grey against which the Victor Emanuel and Zamar stood out sharply and clearly, the wife of colour on their signal ħallards just giving enfielest break to the monastone to make it
Phawde lo storm trim, with topmas's sent
misiy background loomed the halls of many indistinctness. The water along the fore-506 At 350 a.m the ship pitched heavily and took aboard a sea forward that smashed the shore was a dirty yellow and then it gradually sheep pen and flooded the crew's quarters. At Commenting
charged to gress with decks of white constantly 5.30a.m. a strong gale set in, wita continuous relating to foreign trade with British colonies,
tearring, as the breeze caught it, Ona poor rain, and the ship was labouring heavily, and took mich water aboard. At 7 a.m. It was
The Attorney General sald the facts were which Mr. Chamberlain laid open the table of dejected-looking Bromley kito, the stormy hands secure deck Bitings" and the same simple and conclusive. On the 24th it, at the House of Commons the other day, the pairs of his kind surely, sulled hither and
weather prevailed for some hours, 19.59 being about 1 pm the prisoner with another man Standard remarks that on the whole the result
thither overhead and, perched on the the lowest barometrical reading. At noon on went to a brothel at Shan-kl-wan They return- rate as Treards the immediate future. But our wall, below Arsenal Street, was -Chinese Friday the wind was westerly with a force of 8 to ed atte of investigation not alarming, at any
the evening and sent one of the manufacture and warehoniemen will and abund. Esherman, in palm-leaf cloak, bravely as the order was "all hands, aland by," and shortly with some food and samsha. When Miryo smer, for Shanghal mat matter, in the opinions expressed by the plying his calling with a net on poles. The the good old ship came through it gailasily, she came back she
9 and rain squalls were frequent. Early in the tomates to buy refreshments. She returned WAS told to 201
Aggregating, 1,339 tona engløter, experts, to force upon them the need of case, dreached Waltonian did not appear to have any Captain Wickandan, his officers and engineers, a spoon and she went to the
kitchen and of Infusloga
HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS, mmoja elastic mod luck worth speaking about, and when he hoisted sparing themselves in no way to secure the
mah In the meantime In the conduct of their business. What
paared lalo three cups, one of which contained City of Rio
Kowloon holds good of settlement where the British flag files, and
Oceans is true of every bir net once a squall caught him and tumbled comfort and safety of the passengers. At 4 bim and bli paraphemalla into the road. He in the troublesome cross seas, and it was impor
pm. on Fatday the ship was lurching heavily some datura alba, and when she returned she Paste
was pressed to drink this cap which the did. Falkto where the needs of a population, living under | went at it again, however, galie undiscouraged,sible to prevent the seas breaking aboard. At conditions different from those of our own Isles, are to be met. We find statesmen in Vic. .50 far as can be made out, we appear to have 8 p.m. yesterday the wind changed to S.S.W. to say, "of the 'settiäkin of the over-welcometorfs and in New Zealand expressing the same been caught by the extreme edge of a typhoon | and 8, and began to moderate. At midnight on took away the jewellery she was wearing. The North-eamONSOOD, AS WEre as fate wo get news opinion in very much the samo wards as Britesh 1 thai was passing zo:th and already the glass Friday the ship's position was made to be Jewellery was sold by him and could not be H.MS. Undauntedunia
especially one officer, an› gye-witness "slating":| that the officer was blown at least 40ft. In the air. The column of water from the explosion was fully goft, high, A Kansks sitting in the bow of the other boat, distant go yde, was wounded la the back, but none of the others were muck bun, They eccomeded, in saving the wounded frem drowning. Only very small por tlons of the bodies of the four malerteantes have been recovered. A public funeral was accorded
the renalas.
We really reminded of the approach of summier by the appearance of a few swallows, And when we are withi'n mensurable distance, so
exception to the rois rind announce, with pleamis Longer the
„Aesty that
on the abstract of the reports
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The next moralog Prisoner of the arrival of the Brillas Far Eastern squadron Consuls all over the globs who have made has shown a very strong "upward tendency," the rate of 5. The confused sea caused the again made his appearance and asked where
1923 N. and she had strong 5, by E. windt, at recovered. in Japanoes waters, frode the coasts of East their annual fament to the Foreign Office. Biberia and Kamschaiks an route for Shanghai Sred wall los orders i instead of taking pains to Instead of going to look for customers, our great
a commercial reports have it, The drum and vessel to lurch and plich good deal. The his friend wax. He was arrested and taken to and Hongkong. This year there has been so fend for suis exactly what the iccal consumers early this morning but there appears to be atlased to port, causing the vessel to be with datura alba.
coop at the various stations were taken down wied at 4 1.m. to-day was E.S.E. and the baro the station. In his pockets were found several meter read ag.86, The broken seas con bottles, two of which contained samska mixed Bit now able to like best and in the form they prefer, the top coa probability of dirty weather coaliating for the unpleasantly lively all the time,
The complainant corroborated the izote giran Hakodate is no emvative leaders of British industry continue to
next day or two, sarters of the Belilah offer what they believe to be best, or, at any
The only arrivals during the night, or, rather, today an cheervation was obtained above.
the vessel's position was made to be 114 Dr. Bell gave evidence as to the state of the *BATE, reached FRIE, what is most esteemed by the purchasing early morning, was the British steamer Morvan 134E. The ship was found to be 36 miles to girl when she was taken to the Hospital and class at home. All that is lacking is a willing from Shanghai, Her weather report was to the he castward. In 43 hours she had vet 36 miles Mr. F. Browne deposed that he had discovered
to make allowance for the folbles of others, effect that she had encountered strong N. E to the eastward and z mies to the southward, datura alba in the samshu on analysis. or, it would be more just to say, that faculty of winds,
The weather moderated to arrival but heavy Sergt. Hall gave evidence regarding the finding practical. Imagination which would tell them The French mati ateamar Soghallow, which left rain and an overcast sky prevalled all the of the boules in the prisoner's pockets when be that what is best for the people of a highly- this port for Europe on Thursday at noon had to time. Those on board speak-in-the highest was taken to the station, and an Indian con developed country like our own is not necessarily put back to part for shelter early yesterday terms of the Stiropors's sea-going quailties stable deposed to arresting him, hast for those who are engaged in epening up moraing owing to the heavy sea cutside. She and many voyagers will regret to learn that, "new lands, under conditions which make cheap Diss Tres a, meta urgent consideration than galant this morning and left shortly before after next trip, she is not likely to be again seen
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The jury after a short consultation returned a verdict of guilty on both counts.
His Lordship, in pentencing the prisoner, sufð You have been found guilty on very clear evidence of & very serious offence. The law The Observatory officials reported this morn-regards it so serious an offence that a man can ng as follows:-
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The Australian liner 7ziwan, which left here for Sydney, &c, on Wednesday afternoon, pat back yesterday morning to Kowloon Bay for Thebagir-constructed Ironclad Prirodaviourk | shelier. She lê now at bar busy in the harbour.
be sent to gaol with hard labour, for Hile. Now, Ir the sufferers from Consumption, Scrobis i will be a valuable addition to the Russian Navy. The only shipping casualty reported up to the On the 17th at 2.30 p.m.: Strong, but not if you had given her a litle more of this thing General Debility will try Scott's. Emailsway and will prove to be the most powerful vessel present is the smashing of a dust bost (one of violent N.E. and E. gule probable in Hongkong, you would have killed her and I! you had Pare Cod Liver Oil with Hypophos, kitte
the Balilo Fient," The body of theironclad | Dr. Clark's Yachts," some people style'it.) She Diam added to North Cone and gun fired. On beao convicted, you would certainly have will find immediate relled and permane
bon built In St. Petersburg, pa Galeray was moored off the Old Market Wharf and was the 18th at 5.30 North Cone lowered At been hanged. I must punish you severely benefit. The Medical Profession in tami
The Armour pistes are sickel steel, 15 caught by the fall force of the storm. at 4 p.m. 11.30 . The typhoon seems to be approaching because crime of this kind will not be allowed countries of the world aniversally krbnice and were, prepared, in the lɔrk yerlerday. The dashing against the piles soon the neighbourhood of Hainan Straits. The to go on without severe punishment. If you will semedy of the greatest value, and ich wood has been principally used is made wreckage of her, and she was anikely barometer has risen considerably in Hongkong, take my advice when you come out of prison palatable it can be readily takes OESHACHON KI ERU vassal,” but her deck. Is broken up.
fallen moderately at Haiphong. High pressure you will not have anything to do with poisons maltive stomach, and will vabfir and pietie of task. The entire ship's There were probably few people nikome better covers N. CalDE FORECAST-Frosh E. On the first conut you must be impelanned for rollef and comfort to the pleas
Ladyller the tam, lazys fest, the man- qualified to speak of the weather of this morning winds; squally and showery at first, then three years: On the second count of the Indies CAR DADDY B5 Bom Awents for: He
talk is yo fort sad the mean draught. | than some of the members of the Central Tits à improving,"
ment you must be imprisoned with hard 24hour: the Hamples of China sakyd sed her displacement amounts to 10,950 | Brigade. They had a call at about y kute for n Ai 4 p.m. tko baromoter send, sENT:
for six months/ the pantesous to by voiturients / Bonga Adri
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