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WRECK OF THE " SHIT”
The following are the particolars of the wieck of the Dutch st:amer Smit which occurred a few
dawago on the Korean coast :-The Smil, 1,339 Jon Capt. E. J. Karst, left Newchwang 31st May, at 9 a.m., boand lox Yokotime carrying bead gike, and brass
All woat well till noon
on Jung zud. As the vessel neared the southere coast of Korea she got into a fog. At 13.30 8.1. on 3rd she struck the Seats Black Rock aboni midway between Cielpart and the main Jand. The vessel sank with's 15 minutes in deep water (ro fathama). The crew, consisting of 17. Europgan. 4 Chinese, with 7 Chinese supercargoes, took to the ship's three boats, and, the weather being smooth, landed with Hitle difficulty on the sock, one of the bosts, which
had been damaged when bring lowered, being broken in landing. On the following day, the 4th, the Captain and some of the crew went in a larger island in the neigh bourhood where there was a Korean fishing lage. They were received with great kindness by the Koreans. The Chinese were abla sa communicate with the Koreans by means of the
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1898.
NOTES FROM THE NORTH.
{From our own_Correspondent.)
TIENTSIN, Jane rzib,
I may as well wive you tale and definite warn-
POLITICAL notes.
So much interest attaches in the lastractions to colonial Governors on the subject of ballige-
tent cruisers, which are a corollasy to the Home Froclamation of Nestrality, that it is worth while recalling the precise phraseology of the order promulgated by the British Government to this connexion during the American Civil War. The document of 1861 lays it down
(1) If any prize captured by a ship of war of either of the belligerent Fowers shall be brought by the captors within her Majesty's jurisdicilon notice shall be given by the Governor to the captors Immediately to depart and remove such prize.
KOLACTICUM PILULES.
THE GREAT REMEDY.
DISCOVERED recently by a physician in
absolutely the best remedy for al nervous affections (cgalred or
cons imional) DISEASES OF THE LIVER, KIDNEYS, & GENERAL PROSTRATION,
Kolic cam gires health, strength and energy ,ay no other préparation has ever beat able to do. Medical men recommend and use it pro- fentopally for its marvellous recuperativa powers.
lng that at this season of the year my Hongkong renders must be content with very small beer trom the noch lodced. We have arrived at that erials in our year's affairs when Inteous im- bectly takes the place of what we are pleased to call scuse during the cooler months, and is accepted with so unconditonal philosophy which only demandss abllorm degree of im becility from all who call themselves friends, The slightest departure in the direction of enterprise, eaergy, originality, or coalty is immediately and remorsely stamped by a stare, a s'are which informs you plainly as staro can speak that Ticutia doesn't go in for that sort of thing to Jane. There is one tople of conversa tion and only one allowed with any pretence of interest or enthusiasm. That la Peltalho. You would hardly fancy the theme would stand daily age at the Tennis Courts, the Clob, the tiffa table, and the evening promenade in the Park without getting threadbato; but it does; and the amount of faterest which can be got out of any ordinary gathering on the eve of flitting can only be realized by the attentive listener allied prosunciation of the name is a "Punch" all to self. There's the gushing damsel or juvenils and disky matron who tells you to high fal- setta that she is going to "Pay-tako;" and the blate girl who lets out her departure for “Pretulão" with the ✪ very pra’'onged and fad. 1g gradually away on a downward, exhausted
These orders, which were for the guidance of Reade. Then there is the Synologue the were intended
(3) A vestel which shall have been actually sad bonafide converted into and used as a public veraci of war shall not be deemed to be a prize 905) within the mesang of these rates,
(3) If any plz shall be brought within ber Majesty's jurisdic'lon through mera stress of weather or other extremo and quavoldable accessly the Governor may allow for her remo- val such time as he may consider to be pecan-
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written character, The Koreans gi first arranged with some feable sense of humour. The very the Governor may detain such peiza watli her | NOTICE Iz beteby given that the NINETH
to send the shipwrecked men the Korean mainland, but afterwards they found a Japanese fishing boat which greed to take them to the acrest part or put them aboard a passing weasel. The fishermen took them first to the Gotos,
where they stayed for two days, and then come on to Takashima, whence they were brought up by the go. The rescued men say that they received also very kind trent. ment from the Japanese who brought them over, The crew are at pressat lodged to the Sallors' hams. The Smil was built in 1884 by Mr. J. Smit, of Holland.
|
he by dint of severo practice has approached
the native rendering of " Pal-der-heur," and the newly arrived American snapshot at fi "Pe-tay-
ho," and so on,
Then there are the things that ought to be Isken, and the things that certainly will nof and the proprietes which ought to be pandered to, and for an equally dead censialy will be com- pletely disregarded, thus in one way and another what with anticipations and experiences Peitalbo a subject of conversation sustains on through May and Jone, and even when the hallday makers return it is not finished, asthen we have reminiscences of Peltatho for at least a month, so that I hope all due allowances will be made for absence of stirring and sensational news.
TIENTSIN IS STILL PARCHED,
The dray ght is becomlog sertoon. Taku bas had a deluge the other day, and Shanghat has bad the usual allowance of showers. But here we ste, week and week out without a drop. For two days the most business-like clouds swept along on a gale almost on a level with the houselops, but hardly a sprinkle fell and now the ass is flaring away and the dust fylog menlly as I no rain for eight months was quite be proper order of things. TheChlaese are all alking of floods, I am afraid when it does come It will be a cass of inlier of water and plenty of discaso.
A REALLY HEMARKABLE
instance of rewarded virtue is demonstrated by he return of Mr. Wa Moo Teing to,office as Managing Director of the Railways. Mr. Wu in
FUNERAL OF CAPTAIN GYIDLEY. The obsequles over, the remains of the late Capt. C. V. Gridley, of the U.S. flagship Olympia, were solemaised on the 9th June at Yokohama in the presence of representatives of the official and private American community, together with many friends of other antion alities. The bady was conjayeď from the O. & O. s. Coptic, the ship on which Captain Gridley died at 10:45, in the ship's boat, manned by all the others of the Copife, the coffin being 'draped in a blue pall, masked with white stars, and surmounted by a wreath, The boat was towed by the Sexmen's Mission launch, the Gleamer. On arriving at the steps the bearers, who were allor patents from the US. Hospital and representing the US. warships Raleigh, Concord, and "Baltimore, conveyed the cofha to the hearse Shortlyklier a large escort di sallon from the Japancic guoboat Holyan lauded ; and then the procession formed and proceeded to the Union Charch where the funeral service was held. The proceessioni was bended by the Grand Hotel band, which played Chopin's faserat march; then followed the escort from the Het-you under arms, the Clergy taking nextamilarly known here an We jus pak, and le position. These preceded the bearse and pall the compradore and general eclatum of the bearers, the later being the U. S. Minister, Mr. Hongkong and Shanghai Bank here, a tremen. A. E. Back; Consul General Gowey of dious swell, immensely rich, and strange to say Yokohama. F. Anderson, Sargean, U.S. hancat also. He has great repataden with Hospital, Liect-Commander Briggs, of the Batareigners, and his reappointment by special timore Dr. Hoskyn, of the British Naval Hospt-Imperial Dreres on the 6th lost, has glen great tal; Cart. Davis, RN.R, and Paymasters Gait and McDonald. Then come the body-beaters. The mourners followed, with a company of men from the Japanese gunboat next in succession. Then came the castsin and officers of the Coptic, who were: Captain Scalby; F. Bead nell, 1st officer; W. F. Margin, and i W. Hola, 4th; C. H. Godsige, purser, R. Gore. chiel engineer, and T. Malloner, surgeon. Officers from foreign vessels came next in rotation, fol- lowed by distinguished personages and delegates from Government offices, a large number of the European community 'sking up the rear, The Kencho was represented by Governor Asads, the Secretary, and the Chief of Police, Marquis Gorziga de Nembilei was also present.
The ceremony at the church comprised feeling ad- dresses by the Hon, Col. Back, United Slater Minister, Mr. J. F. Gower, U.S. Copsal Gen eral, and the Rev. Mr. Booth. The remains were alterwaula cremated, the ashes being sent to the deceased's law lly la the United States.
NURSES MEMORIAL FUND.
The following subscrip'lans to the above Fund are acknowledged with thanks. The Hon. Treasurer, Mr. T. Jackson, will be glad to recelve farther castributions —
Already acknowledged......................................$800
Sir John and Lady Carrring o#... Mr. and Mrs. Hancock
G. Bearmankamomum
Geo, T. Velich
20
10
Mr. and Mrs. 1. E Cexer
ID
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Mrs. Goodman ..................
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Mrs, Baleton Wright
10
Mr. and Mrs. Norton Kyaba
10
Mr. and Mrs, Drewit
10
Mr. and Mrs Layton...........
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Mr. and Mrs, G. C. Cox E
10
Sydney Hancock
10
Han, T. Sercombe Smith...**
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W. J. Gres......
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Mrs. Kircb.......
10
Rev. R, F. Cobbold
10
G. Stewart
10
1. Thorburn,
10'
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Herbert Smith...
10
Mr. and Mrs, C. C. Colen
10
Mr. and Mrs. R. M. GIT.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ritchis
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Mr. and Mrs. Fielt
10
Mr. and Mer. Ewens......itorium
10
Mr. and Mrs. A. Turner
10
Mr. and Mrs. Jones Hughesm
10
Mr. and Mrs. Bellion
10
Jus, McKia
To
Capt. Henderson, R.N.
Miss, Anderson reimatogeniete
Mr. and Mrs. Bration .....................
Mrs. Arthur Chapman
Mrs. J. W. Joné........................kut,
Button
Mrs. J. C. Thomso0*********
Mrs. E. Bowdler
Mrs. R. CAWilcox.......................
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Hiilor
Mr. and Mrs, Tooker
Mr. and Mrs. Ditky spannun
Mrs. Danby momässistantum
Mr.Mad Mia, David
G G. Moxon nan
Lionel Lawford ma Anonymous.........
T. B.
$1,215
pleasure. He beld the past formerly for about two years, but made himself so un-popular with the o her Chinese officials by suppressing iqueezes and leadily refusing to condone Integumililer, that they raised an agitation against him and obtained his diamigal.
When he left the
aliway the foreign employees gave him a very: bandsome expression of their regard in the form of an address, a compliment very rarely paid up here to Chinese Officials. What are the precise reasons for his reappointment I de not know, but whatever they are it is very satisfactory to find the Government deliberately restoring a man to office whom they know to be boucat. It looks as if the prejudice against up- righiness was a trifle less bigotted than before.
ANOTHER ENCOURAGING SIGN
is the fact that at least oe and possibly more of the competitors for Chulin rack at the late metropolitan exams was a Christian and I am old that this ti tmost the first time ibat any soch rank has been attalsable by followers of the barbarious creed.
YET ANOTHER ENCOURAGING ITON, in the number of New Schools being opened. They are better than nothing, but what Chlor wants in systematized and universal education. The country in sipe for it, and the people are hungry for it, as the voluntary establishment of these schools, chiefly for some branch of Western learsing, proves. All that is wanted Is for the Government to engage a sufficient number el foreigners to organize the things and the money would be forthcoming readily enough. By education and education alone cin Chios But even how the day possibly be saved. grows old.
JAPAN HAS DEMANDED
as an offset to the receat Shari riot a distinct Japanese Seulement at that and all the other now Treaty Ports; also Tls 105,000 compen- axilon; the punishment of the ringleaders, and a guarantee from China of better behaviour in fotore These demands donat amount to mach, with the exception of the ledemalty, as Japan has previously held out for separate settlements in all the paris, and us for the arrest of the logleaders, and China' guarantle, wo know what they are worth.
OUR CUSTOMS FOLKS
are all agog with hope and fear re the news from Shanghal about the increase in the Customs pay, as nothing is yet cfficially known here. Rul I believe that for once Shanghai has given as something better than a buader, and great is the rejoicing thereat,
I WAS RIGHT!
The mysterious document found on or in the Great Wall was Marco Polo's Will, and it is not bad reading either. Curious that even then the City of Beling Keng bad such incorrect time, and that it should never bara recovered from the complaint.
WENG TUNG-HOS DISMISSAL.
(4) If any pilze shall not be removed at the time prescribed to the captors by the Governor, Majesty's pleasure shall be made known.
6) If any ptiz: shall have been captured by any violation of the territory or territorisi waters of her Majesty the Gaverape may delala inch priza stil her Mylaty's pleasure shall be made known.
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having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that theft Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whenen delivery may be obtained.
No Claims wỤI be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all claims must be next in to the Underalgued before Noon on the 21st fastant, or they wil not be recognlied.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the att loslant will be subject to rent
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
"HE P. & O. S. N. Co.'s Steamship
SHAREHOLDERS will be held at the COM ELECTRIC SUPPLIES OF EVERY DES. THE P
FANY'S OFFICE, No. 17, Queen's Road, on. TUESDAY, the 5th July, at Noon, for the pur pose of presenting the Report of the Directors together with a Statement of Accounts to 30lk April, 1898, and electing Directors and Auditors. The TRANSFER BOOKS of the Company proximo, both Days Inclusive.
exsertive sushaly, and we process of any will be CLOSED from the art instant to 5th B
By Order of the Board of Directore
GIBB, LIVINGSTON & Co., Agents. Hongkong, 16th June, 1898,
Court of Juice, applied to prize cargoes of every kind which might be brought by say armed ships or privateers of either belligerent Into British waters, as well as to the captured vessels themasives, but not to any cargo I brought within British Jortsdiction, not by bellige cat ships, but by othe, parsons who might bayo acquired or might cialis property KUHN & KOMOR, la them by reason of any dealings with the captors.—Times,
NOTANDA.
CALENDAR.
JUNE
Meteorological means based on ten years' observations to 1893,
Barometer
ThermometerVARVATO
Humidity............. Rainfall...
TO-DAY,
WEATHER REPORT.
29.267
176 a
..84.0
..15.0
On det at date at -TORI - . 4 p.m.
Barometer... 29.71 Thermometer............ 78 Humidity...
95 Rainfall.........................- 0.68
29.65
Ba
TO-DAY, Wedasrday, 22nd Jane, 1898. Chinese-fik of Kith magn of Qlik year ́of
Among the Sua-Rises".
.............................. Bär. 20min. ..... Bhr. Almin. High water-Morning in Okr. 15min. Afternoon ... 9hr. 54min, Low water-Morning muun Skr. 27mlu,
Afternoon Skr. 87min.
ANNIVERSARIES.
1840–Canton blockaded by the Britlah.. 1855-Seriens derage caused by excessivo ralas
la Hongkong. 1893-Loss of H,M.S. Ptatoria with 351 lives. 1897-Celebration of the Diamond Jubilee of
H. M Queen Victoria.
TO-MORROW.
Thursday, 23rd June, 1898. Chinese-5th of 5th moon of tith year of
Kwong-t Sun-Rises
Bkr. 20min. . Sett
*Går, ålmin. High water-Morning umii. Chr. ¿¿mín. and 10hr. 28min. Low water-Morning .......... 4hr. Smits. Afternoon ... Ohr. 28min.
ANNIVERSARIES.
1843-Ki-ying visited Hongkong. 1848-Red Repubilcap rising in Parissuppressed}
10,000 lives lost. 1874-Shock of earthquake in Hongkong. 1884-French troops defeated by Chinese near.
Langson,
1886-Steamer City of Tokio lost on Sagam!
point.
1894-Prince Edward Albert born, 1897-Commemoration stones of Women's Hor- pital and Jubiles Road Hald by HE. Sir William Robinson, G.C.M.G.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS.
MATESIVE: Engilsh (Ballaáraf) to-morrow. Australian (Yamashiro Maru) 14th Inst, - American (Doric) 25th fast, German (Bayern)`ngth last," Australian (Guthrie) and proz. „Canadian (Empress of Japan) 12th prox.
THE N. G. I. steamer Bormida lelt Bembay for this port yesterday, the arst, and may be expected here on or about the zoth prox.
THE Canadian Pacific Railway Co's steamer
Empress of Fapan left Vancouver for Hong- kong to asual ports of call yesterday morning,
the arst last.
We are informed by the Agents (Messrs. Gibb, Livingston & Co.) that the E. & A. 8. 5. Co.'s steamer Guthrie from Sydney, eto, left Port Darwin for Timor and Hongkong to-day, the 22nd last,
The following is the text of the Imperial HONGKONG AND WHAMPOA DOCK RETURNS, decree of the 14th instant dismissing „Weng | Zaldoro Pontaram at Kowloon Dock Tong-ho from office: The Assistant Grand Sec-
.
retary and President of the Board of Revenue,
Bethoo EssoRanebenní
N
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Weog Tang-ho, appears to have attended to
M
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bis duties of late in such an unsaitsfactory | Nugekom.munum a manner as to raise the fre of every one against Venus
him, which has resulted in repented denun
ciations being made to the Throne, More- over, even when in pirate audience with
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ERDENE
PARTED THE CANAL.
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he has acted la « most unseemly manner, OUTWARD-Bentaria, Bentedi, Ixion, Ocea- following the beat of his own wishes and Nian, Pakling, Kendal, Kwang Ping, 20-231 Gerard C. Tobar, Glangyle, Diomid, 34; Bri- thereby revealing to us that he is trying encroach au sur prerogatives in his lost for conshire, Hertha, Cowrie, Eddie, Len, Mount power.
The accused is therefore clearly unfit Strion, Samad, Sacotra, Yarrowdale, 27 1 for his post as a member of our Grand Council, Maria Valerie, Gluela, Balaarat, Chinktang In fact he should have bis conduct investigated Glauser, 311 Chingwa, Nester, Taucer, Howli and severe punishment be meted out to him, but Hall, Indrapura, June 33 Bayern, Diomed **What's the charge aguloat the prisoner ?" remembering that he was for many yeare our
Naster, Queen Mary, Ratho, 21 Glensak naked the judge, Forgery, your honour," Tutor in the Yiching Palace we cannot bear to Yogan, rara, to,
HOMEWARD-Fabaw, April 23; Turbo, 29; replied the counsel, "Whitedo you mean by give kim the severe poolshment be deraven, algalog another man's name to a cheque ?* sald and we therefore command the sccused Wang | Bornio, May 31. Oopack, 61 Bim Brasch, 91 the magistrate, add essing"the prisoner. "If it Teng-ho to resign his posts at once and return Gerda, Dardanu, Sunda, 131 Benalder, 171 please your honour," was the reply, "I'am so to his naiva town, in order to save himself from Prins Heinrich, 243 Glenektek, ay 1 Salaris, well knows that I was afraid to sign my own fature trouble. A special decree,-N, G) Di 881 Mantia, Wally, Tauzer, Junngi Menelaui,
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OFFICE No. 4, Paddari BUL
* Hongkong, azib November, 1897.
All braken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on THURSDAY, the 23rd Instant at 3.K.
No Fue Insurance has been affected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the azid Instant will be subject to reat.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
"HOLLIDAY, WISH & Co. Agents.
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Hongkong, 17th June, 1808.
HAMBURG-AMERICA LINE.
(EAST ASIATIC SERVICE)
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
SINGAPORE,
FROM HAMBURG, ANTWERP AND THE Steamship
" ASTURIA," having arrived from the above Forts, Consignees of Carge by her, are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, whence des Every may be obtained. Perishable Goods to be teken delivery of immediately,
Optional Cargo will be discharged here unless notice to the contrary be given immediately.
No claims will be admitted after the Goods bava lelt the Godowns and all claims must be sent in to the Office of the Undersigned before Noon on FRIDAY, the 24th lastant, or they will not be recognised,
All broken, chated and damaged Goods era to | be leff in the Godowns, where they will be examined on SATURDAY, the 25th instant, at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effected, and any Goods remaining in the Godowns after the 24th faxtant will be subject to rent.
Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
CARLOWITZ & Co.,
Agents,
[768 Hongkong, 18th June, 1898.
INDO-CHINA STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES,
FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE.
THE Company's Steamship
"KUTSANG," having anived from the above Forts, Consignees of Cargo by her are hereby informed that thele Goods will be delivered from alongside.
Cargo impeding the discharge or remaining on bound after Noor of the aand Inst. will be landed Consignees' risk and expense into Godowns At East Point.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. `Bills of Luding will be countersigned by
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co,.
General Managers. Hongkong, soth Jane, 1898.
13-1775.
M
ITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA.
No. 6, lu House Struit, Prayą Ciniral.
Head Office~TOKIO, •*
Branch Offers –
LONDON, NEW YORK, BOMBAY, SINGAPORE, SHANGHAI, TIENTSIN, -NEWCHWANG and all Forts tu JAPAN. - -
Aginesej
Mitki Coal Mines. Ohmer Coal fines. Kanada Coal Mines.
Tokyo Marina Insurance Co., Limited Helff Fire Insurance Co., Limited Imperial Government Paper Mills, Japan, Cotton Cleaning and Wkg. Co., Shanghai. Duoda Cement Company, Japas. Kanegefach! Cotton Spinning Mill, Japan. The Mike Cotton Spinning Mai, Láímirna, Tokyo Cotton Spinning Mill, Japan, Haysabi Clock Factory Hangk42g, 11th December, 1896.
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