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Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
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No. 298.
ices of the l'ublic Works Department, on Jowing Particulars of Sale of Crown Land by Public Auction, to be held at MONDAY, A
Visiting Brothers are rardially invited to the 5th day of June, 1895, at PM, are pab attend. Business 30th May, 1899: Election,lished for general information.
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Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, -
LIMITED.
FOR'SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUL THE Company's Steamship
By Constant.
-F. T. BUCKLE. for the Colonial Secretary: Colonial Secirtary's Office.
Hongkong, 29th May, 1899,
[7-39. Particulars of the leating by Public Auction Sale, to be held on Monday, the 5th day of June, 1899, at 3 PM, at the Offices of the Pulilic
MARRIAGE
At St. Peter's Church, on the 37th May by the Rev. France, ALFRED STANLEY TUXFORD, of Norwich, to. CLARISSA LONG, of Hardingham, Norfolk,
Hongkong Telegraph
HONGKONG, MONDAY, MAY 29, 1899.
NOTES AND COMMENTS."
WERE OFFICIALS IMPLICATED*.
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In a recent issue we published a state- ment to the effect that the Universal Gaselle had stated that the Viceroy of Canton had telegraphed to Peking praising the action of tie nich who opposed the taking over of the Kowloon Hinterland by the British and that the despatches had, by some means or other, fallen into the hands of the British represent- ative at Peking, to the great disgust of the Tsungli Yamen. Whether от the Universal Gazette is correct in its statement we are unable to say, but rumour is very basy with the Canton officials just at present, and there can hardly be smoke without flame. Our Shanghai contemporary, the Mercury, goes even further and states that official information from Peking shows that
disturbances at Kowloon and has pressed Lord SALISBURY has accused the Chinese Government of connivance in the-recent for the immediate payment of a heavy indemnity.
CAN IT BE TRUE?
To those who have any knowledge what- soever of Chinese officials and their ways the probability that the recent disturbances in the Hinterland were connived at, if, not
M-DoUMER has sent w white elephant to Paris, from Cambodia, which is four years old. The animal was received at the Gare de Lyon by M. Sauvinet, assistant director of the fuscum and other officials, and was installed in the Jardin des Plantes,
ever desirable an agreement with Russia VISITORS to the City Hal escum. for the may be, such agreement should not be week ending 28th instant numbered, 1,218, allaned to be the cause of our weakening 4.132 being Europeans. our position ong tota: Russia would not weaken here and would doubtless laku nd vantage of us, should we place too much reliance, in any agreement. As will be seen in another column, LORD CHARLES BERESFORD, speaking on China, at York, said, I think that if we don't take a strong clear line with regard to Ching, it may be the beginning of the end of our great Empire, because Russia will be able to march right away to the confines of India." We must not lose sight of KIPING'S words
NATIVE suport says that the Chinese Governs ment being very anxious to place the defence of Shantung against German aggression, into some able hands, has decided upon the Shang bai Tautai, Li Kuangchiu, who is the son of on
MURDER
cide had urns out to
GORY SPECTACLE. The inhabitants horrified on Saturday, morning on nmost determined murder and taken place in their midst, which mitted in the colony for a very long time. All be in detail one of the most frag airs com kinds of rumours the detuls. We are enabled, huwerde, to give
arc anoat as to,
the householder of the dwelling in which the the correct version, having obtained it from
that walks like is man."
“Beware the trace of Adain Zahd, the bearable general, and his promotion to the Pro-tragedy took place This gentleman a short
REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
vincial Judgeship is but a prelude of another appointment to be made shortly under which he will be sent in command of troops te Shan tung.
time since was making some purchasesina tobacconist's shop, when, in stepped n young lady She recognised the gentlemanas a Frenchman and got into converstion with him, which eventually led up to a closer IT is notified in the London Gazette that Brevet acquaintance. At that time, we heleive, she Maj. H. flower, 1.5.C., is granted the local rank chai, but inter on went to live with an American was living somewhere in the vicinity of Wan- of Lieut. Colonel whilst commandant of named Marks, the man who shot her on Satur battalion of the Chinese Regiment; Capt. C. day. The acquaintance with the Frenchman was 1. Bruce, the Duke of Wellington's (West still kept up, and she informed him that sho Riding Reg.), is granted the temporary rank Westem Street: that Marks had been in the had gone to live with the man Marks at 16, of the Chinese Regiment: Lieut. C. Ataurant at Manila, which he afterwards gave up Major whilst second in command of a battalion American Navy, but had left it to keep a res the Wood, the Northumberland Fusiliers, is granted to come to HongkongVON MAT
the temporary rank of Captain whilst employed. The man Marks and the woman (whose with the Chinese Regiment.
namic is known as Maric) lived together for t the following notice appearing in the papers time and then got married on the zand instant,
LONDON, May 26th. A prominent delegate at the Hague states that according to the first exchange of views the Conference is certain to effect something in the way of arbitration and also in the way of humanizing war, but that it was not likely to effect anything in the way of disarmament beyond making recommendations to Governments represented.
CRICKET.
eleven by 172 runs and Lancashire by an innings The Australians have beaten an all England and 84 runs.
WEATHER REPORT.
Jého reports the discovery of a gold mine in A PRIVATE letter received in Shanghai from
THE Captain Douglas, will be despatched for the f Works Department, by Order of His Excelctually instigated by the Canton officials China coast, particularly in the Formosa Chan Co., which, commenced working at Kienping awful temper, that he had taken his discarded.·
"FORMOSA,"
above Ports, TO-MORROW, the zoth instant,
at 10 AM
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LÁPŘAIK & Co. General Managers,
Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR LONDON via SUEZ CANAL.
THE Company's Steanship
"GLAUCUS,"
;របង
Captain Barwise, will be despatched as above
TOMORROW, the 30th instant.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents
Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
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DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED
FOR SWATOW.
THE Company's Chartered Steamship.
* PRONTO," Captain Grand, will be despatched for the above Ports, on WEDNESDAY, the 31st instant,
at to A3.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Mangers. Hongkong, yth May, 1899.
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-FOR-SINGAPORE, PENANG AND
CALCUTTA.
THE Steamship
"HYSON,"
Captain E. Fly, will be despaterbed for the above Ports,on WEDNESDAY, the tst instant, at Noon, instead of as previously advertised.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DAVID SASSOON, SONS & Co.,
Agents, Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
11703 DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
LIMITED
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FŁÓCHOW.
THE Company's Steamship
*THALES,"
Captain Hall, will be despatched for the above Ports, on THURSDAY, the 1st-June, at ID A.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & Co., General Managers.
Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
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CHINA NAVIGATION COMPANY,
·LIMITED.
FOR NINGPO AND SHANGHAL
THE Company's Steamship
"PAKHOL,"
Captain Stott, will be despatched as above
on SATURDAY, the 3rd June..
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents.
Hongkong, 29th May, 1899. p [7200 FOR NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL,
THE Steamship
"BENLOMOND,"
LAND, in the Colony of Hongkong, for a term lency the Governor, of One Lot of CROWY
of 75 Years.
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PARTICULARS OF THE LOT.
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Charter Kohl (Refamation,
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NOTICE.
THE OFFICE of the Undersigned has This Day been REMOVED to QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, S. W. CORNER, THIRD FLOOR. S. J. DAVID & CO. Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
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Apply to
S. J. DAVID & CO.,
Quren's Buildings, Hongkong, 291h May, 1899.
For Sale.
NOW READY.
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Entimation.
At St. John's Cathedral, on the sand, May, by the Rev. -R E. Colibald, A. Marks to Marie, youngest daughter of Cyrille and! Marie Juli-CartonTernate, of -Bone, Algeria
rie. She said she had left her husband in an At 2 o'clock on the morning of the 17th the house, 31, Pokfulham Road, by the woman Ma
and also threatened to heat her, and she had fled to M. Guiou for protection, as he was one naval uniform and torn and stamped upon it
of her countrymen. Mr Gulou informs us she was probably of Egyptian or African exe however, that this Marie was not Frencli, that traction. Mr. Guion left the house in the morning early, but was called about to o'clock by his boy, who told him that a man had killed the woman Marie and himself afterwards."
the Fushan hill district, containing a lode one foot in thickness. The place has been taken possession of by the Jebo Gold Mining Co, a at 11.55 am. The barometer has risen on the Merchants' Co. The above-named Gold Mining.
The Observatory report says-On the 28th/ company founded by Mr. Chu Yu-chee, formerly Frenchman, M. Guiou, was awakened at his.
one of the Chief Managers of the China nel. The depression is probably situated to the in the Jeho territory last year, has succeeded is not difficult of conception. Old China. of the Loochoos, and moving towards S. in producing about 100 tuels weight of pure hands have seen too much of mandarin duplicity to be surprised at anything of the Japan. Gradients inoderate for N.E. winds on sot, but we do not for a moment suppose the China coast, except in the South. FORE gold a day since Match last. that Lord SALSBURY would have taken such CAST:-Variable and E. winds, moderate or action with regard to the Chinese Govern- fresh ; unsettled, rainy, ntent unless he were in the possession of most ample and convincing proofs. It may be true that he has obtained such evidence and that the indemnity spoken of by the Shanghai Mercury has been demanded, but the news is too gratifying to China residents to be accepted as fact without further details being made public. Possibly the next China Blue Books may throw some light upon the
matter.
WHAT CAN THE INDEMNITY DE 2.
It is difficult to say what the indemnity, if such has been demanded, would be, but it is certain that it should be a heavy one and one that would show the Chinese officials that we are not to be trifled with: We are all only too well aware that.British prestige has suffered much of late years, until the Chinese regard us as of practically no account, easily to be put off by specious promises, and afraid to resort to force, Therefore, we trust that the indemnity demanded will be large, and will include certain matters that require clearing up once | and for all. China should be made to repent hur, promise with regard to the non alienation of the Yangtze Valley, and the promise should be couched in sach ternis as to preclude the possibility of a loophole of escape being left should the wily Tsungli Yamen try to repudiate A similar promise with regard to the provinces of Kwang-tung, Kwang-si and Yunnan should be demanded, for, as we have before pointed out, it is imperative that these provinces should be included in the British sphere. Unfortunately our states men have not yet learnt to appreciate the fact that Oriental diplomacy is merely an other term for trickery, and that a badly worded promise is made with a definite object that it may be broken when Occasion arises.
it.
AN ALARMING RUMOUK.
While on the subject of British statesinen, and Chinese affairs, is may be as well to call attention to
a rumour which is gaining ground throughout the two services, and which appears to have arrived from Wei-hai-wei by the Grafton. This rumour is to the effect that an agreement has been arrived at with Germany whereby Wei-hai-wei is to be giren A. S. WATSON & Co., up to that Power within a short period (one
LIMITED.
MANUFACTURERS OF
or two years). This, on the face of it appears to be absurd, but we must not forget that we have before relinquished the Chusaris and Port Hamilton, and that even Weihai wei might share their fate for all we know. AERATED WATERS.It is certain that some aniount of crederice is attached to the report at Wei-hai-wei, and this serves in a measure to lend colour to AERATED WATERS of our manu. The utter folly of such an act must at will be despatched for the above port on or facture are sold throughout the Far once become apparent to the meanest in about tha jid June.
tellect. We have but lately come to an For Freight, apply to
East and are invariably preferred on understanding with Russia, and, almost be account of their excellence.
fore the ink is dry on the documents, fresh trouble arises on account of her desire to ABSOLUTE PURITY is gum-break the terms of the agreement by extend: teel. The best materials only are her railway to Peking. Yet, despite this, we are ready to abandon Wei-hai-wei, which used.
we obtained solely as a set-off to the Russian occupation of Port Arthur and as a means THE PRICES are only half those of checking Russian agression. Give up charged in England.
Wei-hai-wei and our one hope of ever being. a natch for Russia in the Gulf of Pechili is gone.
SHEWAN, TOMES & C
Agenta.
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Hongkong, 29th May, 1899.
THE OSAKA SHOSEN KAISHA,
LIMITED REGULAR WEEKLY SERVICE TO SWATOW, AMOY AND TAMSUL THE Steamship
SUMIDAGAWA MARU”. Captain S. Numckata, will be despatched for the abore ports, on SUNDAY, the 4th June, at Daylight, AR UZ
For Freight or Passage, apply to
WATERS MANUFACTURED BY US are acknowledged by the leading English makers to be equal to those of their own production: [7194
THE MITSUI BUSSAN KAISHA,
** Hongkong, 29th May, 1899. ** SAUSTRIAN LLOYD'S STEAM NAVIGA-
VZATION COMPANY,
STEAM FOR SINGAPORE PENANG, COLOMBO, JOMBAY, KARACHI, ADEN,SUEZ, PORT SAID, FIUME, AND TRIESTE.
(Taking Caryo at through rates to South Africa,
PERSIAN GULF RED SEA, BLACK SEA, LEVANT 2nd ADRIATIC Ponte). THE Company's Steanship.
VINDOBONA
-
Caplain C. Bèllén, will be despatched as above: on MONDAY, the 5th one, Paki
Valuables are tranship
oto'an
Son
THE FOLLY OF IT.
What would be the impression made upon China were. we to give Weihai-wei to Germany? She would immediately imagine either that we were afraid to Hold it is a vis to Russian Port Arthur, or that England had her fiances would not permit of its reten so come down in the scale of Powers that tion. And the price to be paid for it-a would immediately be said that we were slice of German jerritory in Africa! It
On the 29th at 1.55 am: The barometer is still rising on the China coast, except in the North. Pressure is highest over the E. cost of China, low to the 5.E. of Japan, and also relatively low over the N. part of the China Sea. Gradients slight to ingerate for E. winds on the China corist, and for S.W. winds in the S. part of the China Sea. FORECAST -Fresh or moderate E. winds; unsettled, rainy,
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
British cruiser Aurora left to-day for Weihaiwel, andthegunboas Rattler for Foochow Tus steamship Tongking Marn will leave for Yokohama direct on Saturday, the 3rd prox., at
noon...
We would call the attention of our readers to the fact that the Royal Antediluvian Order of Buffaloes mect at 43, Queen's Road East every Tuesday at 8:30, pur as announced in our advertisement columns.
THE Chinese Legation at Washington officially denies the report that Wu Ting Fang, the Chinese Minister, has been recalled. His Excellency has gone to Spain, to which country he is also accredited, and will remain there several months.
King
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Wn. (N. C. Daily News) understand that syndicate, of which Sir Charles Roys who is at present in Shanghai is the representative, la in treaty with both the Municipal Councils for the taking over of their electric works, upon the understanding that the syndicate is also grated Central police station, when . Cuiou's boy
An inquest was held this afternoon, at the a franchise for the laying down of transways famed Hai, was examined. M. Gülou acted both Settigiments. The price offered for the as interpreter. Witness said that on Saturday electric system in this Settlement is said to be talked to the Chinese hoy, and asked for M. 230,000, and for that on the other side of Gulbu. Witness stood in the doorway, and on
morning a man came to the house early
the Yangkingpang Tis. 130,000. The matter the man being told that the master of tho will probably be considered at a Special Ratehouse was not at home he forced his way past payers' Meeting to be held shoply
and windows. The boy refused, so the man witness, and ordered him to open all the doors
offered for sale by auction inland lot No. 1,525 the floor, partly intoxicated. He caught hold ON Thursday of last week Mr G. W, opened the windows of the bedroom himself
and then discovered the woman lying on in Wanchai Road, which lot contains 458 of her by the hair and cried." Marie, Marie, square feet. The annual rent is $57. The up. Marie, get up but without traiting for her to set price was $1,820, and the lot was knocked rise he lifted her up and laid her across the down to Mrs. Nolan for $1,480. On the follow Marks, and she cried out in terror
bed The woman woke up, and recognised) ing day Mr. King offered for sale by auction looked very furious and ordered the boy out of Marks Kowloon marine lot 43 at Mong Kok Tsui.the room, and a few minutes later he left the The lot contains 90,300 square feet and the house to fetch his master annual rent is $933. The bidding started at $13,555-the upset price--and rapidly rose to $32,000, when, as the lot was necessary to him for business purposes, Mr. Yeung Ching Ko of the Ching Toong ginger shop, beat down all competition by offering $40,000, at which price the lot was knocked down to him WE (N. C. Daily News) learn from a Peking correspondent that Dr. Yung Wing, LLD
A PEKING dispatch states: that the Tsung-Yale University, USA, was decayed from Yamen has recently signed an agreement with Shanghai to Peking recently by direction of Reuter's Telegraph Co. for the supply of daily Prince Ching. When Dr. Yung Wing reached telegrains of international interest. The sum there he was bound and imprisoned for several to be paid by the Chinese Government todays in a temple. Ostensibly this was done Retter is not mentioned.
frisfreely reported in Shanghai mandarin circles that England has seat a demand for indemnity to the Tsung-li Yauen, arising from the dis turbances in the Kowloon Hinterland, on the ground that they were fomented by the canis
saries of the officials at Corton...
European male and a Kuropean female. The Dr. Lowson was called and said he had examined on the 28th instant the body of male had died from a bullet entering the right ear, which had passed through the.. base of the brain, and emerged on the other the skull hemorrhage and Inceration of the side of the head, causing a fracture of brain. The woman had had two bullet wounds nipple of the breast, the bullet passing througle -one about three inches below the right the liver in an upward direction, causing ser ous hemorrhage. The second bullet had entered about 1 inch above the left angle of lodged in, the base of the skull, death being the mouth in an upward direction and had caused probably by the head injury first, although the other wound in the liver might
because he was believed to have had some rehave proved fatt
rate Reform novement, but really to extort Road, on being taken there by Mr. Guiou. lations in, or connection with the late unfazule Sergeant Sullivan was next called, who deposed m finding the bodies, Pokfulam money from him or from friends who might He described the wounds and said he founda have been ready to pay heavily to deliver his five-chambered revolver with four of the cham from imprisonment, torture, or death. A foreign. Atkinson and a police inspector, and after- bet containing empty cartridges. He called subject dressed in Chinese costuine avent towards saw the bodies removed to the inertuary. pistol brandishing, etc, secured Dr. Yung bodies at the hortuary and recognised them th temple and by threats accompanied by Said Elize Anderson said she saw the dead? Wing's release. Still spies dogged his steps as being Marie and Andrew she did not know- and he was in great danger until another friend leave the house, they were living in ly foreigner discovered a way to send him to to go and get married Tientsin. It is hoped that he safely reached Japan.
their surnames She saw them when aliver
Sergeant Sullivan was recalled and deposed finding in the cont pockets of the man. Marks
paper signed by Mr. Wildman, US Consul
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and also a marriage certificate. Eleven dollars were found in the trouser's pockets
Charlesful was called, who said that the at about three weeks ago and engaged rooms and introduced a woman, as his wife, but he (Ellul) did not think they were married Llient Smith, gave a verdicts in accordance with Dr.
This was all the evidence, and Mr. Sercombe. Lowson's evidence
man Marks came to the house he was living
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IT has been reported that the Empress Dowager has ordered the famous Censor Yang-yi to pro- cecd from Peking post haste to Nanking to make enquiries into cenain allegations that have been recently made against the Viceroy Liu Kun-yin by the new Governor of Shantung. THE Grand Duke Cyril Vladimirovich has GRUESOME affair occurred on Thursday received, says the Nevor Kremy, an interesting, evening last whilst some Chinese boys and memento of his cruise in- Japanese waters in girls were playing blind-man's buff in a wheat the shape of a splendidly executed model in field in the vicinity of the Kiangnan Arsenal tortoise-shell of the cruiser Rossio, to which he says the N. C. 7) News of 23rd inst. One of was then attached. The model weighs about the little girls, who was blindfolded, when in. toolbs., and is valued at 12,000 roubles.
the act of searching for her playmates, came An unusually daring and apparently well and feeling a queue pulled it. An uncanny across what she mistook to be one in hiding, organised gang of thieves is just now playing feeling crept over her as the said article came havoc in the outlying districts at Shanghai, and away in her hands, and on removing the a clean sweep was made on the night of the bandage she was horrified to find the fearfully 22nd inst. of almost every chicken roost in the decomposed body of well-drens foreign dwellings from Jessfield to Carter Road. Chinese. The shock to the little male One or two foreign houses were also entered, was such that it prostrated her, and up till months' i and from one a considerable quantity of silver Sunday night grave anxiety was felt for her to and valuable property was stolen. No trace The Chinese, inbued with the vilest of super the has been found of the thieves who are supposed stitions, declare that the spirit of the departed Coat to operate from boats in the Boochow Greck.is torturing her for disturbing his remains. “Or
the following day an inquest was held by the the BEFORE very long London may be able to chiksten and the body, which could not be communicate with New York by wireless identified, was coffined and removed according, and
to custod telegraphy. The Wireless Telegraphy Com ply has been approached by the representa.THE Chinese up North are evidently spoiling tive of proposed syndicate which desires to for fight, as the W, C. D. Netus learns on good acquire the sole rights of establishing wireless authority that the Kansu General telegmplic communication between England islang is using every influence he can and America. It is stated tint the proposal is to get the Goooo braves under h made in all seriousness, and that there is every march to Shiangtung, intending issue if the company and the syndicate can demanis appear to worry them, but littl possibility of its being carried to a pratictical small work of their German guests The
Teutonic trouble being so feltast AMONG the many products of civilisation activity in the army, but the only come to temos.
thing else in the shade. Not onl wise to be affected
Sir Edward Franklami, K.C.B., BUL, FRS, F.2.6. &c., the greatest living authority on Water, reports as follows on the water as prepared and used by us in our manufacture: about to retire from China and that we were which were familiar in China many centuries
but waiting a favourable opportunity of dis before they came into use in Europe may be new Gennan-buil posing of Hongkong to the Portuguese in reckoned bank notes. There is at this moment stored in the exchange for Timor. Should there be the in the possession of "the Old Lady of again, put on we cannot and will not believe that there least atom of truth in the report and
“it possesses an extremely high #degree of organic purity and is of most excellent quality for
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