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TIL SINGAPORE AMOK.

The following letter on the above subject appears in the Singapore Free Press of the 7th inst., and appears instructive, in view of casef.

other than amok: " likewise the Editor's nole, Oriental crimes need Onental remedies.

To the Editor,

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 14, 1901.

UNCLAIMED LETTERS AT THE.

POY OFFICE.

Menasché, L. Marcus, S. R. McGregor, A. Mills, W.

Letters for the fallowing persaus, lie, un- claimed at the Post Office:- Auger, Bishop Van Armistead, Miss A. J. Awjwin, Miss Agathe, G. Allan, Mrs. W. J. Andrew, Miss Anderson, Mrs. Arnold, Miss Anderson, O, M. Ahern, ..

Bryan, M. R. Barton, A. L. L Bird, W. B. M.

Buissinné, W. T. Benham.

Burroughs, Miss C. Byro, A. C. Boyd, Mrs. J. Bowrau, J. E. Bodemeyer, H. H. Blass, A.

Burden, A. Bliss

Sir, With reference to the recent terrible case of amok, resulting in death for nine per- sons and serious wounds for seven others, may 1 trespass on your space by, quoting the judg ment delivered on Suman, a Penang ainek. runner, by Sir Williani, Norris, the Recorder of Penang, in 1856, the text of which appears in Sir Frank Sweltenham's adairable book, The Real Malay.

To this. Sir William Norris saint that he though it right, seeing so many Muhammadans in and about the Court, to disabuse their minds and an that of the prisoner, of any false notions of courage, heroism or self-devotion which Muhammadans might possibly, but Mu hammadans alone of all mankind, could ever attach to such buse, cowardly and brutal. morders, which one but the devil himself, the father of lies,' could ever have inspired, Continuing, he said, that such atrocities disgraced no other creid, let the Muham-Kennett, E. F. madans account for the fact as they might. But whatever the explanation whetlier these fiendish excesses were due to the result of fanaticism, superstition, overweening pride, or ungovernable rage, or, which is preliable, of all combinest, public justice demanded that the perpetrators should be visited with the severest and most disgraceful punishment the law could inflict." His Lordship then directed that the murderer be drawn from prison to the place it execution on a horitle and hanged, and that after death, the body be handed over to the surgeons for dissection and that the mangled limbs, instead of being, restored to friends for decent burial, be cast linu the sea,, thrown into a ditch, or scattered on, the earth at the discre- tion of the Sherif

This judgment must have made a strong impression on the Muhammadan population of Penang at the ring, and it seems to me, that if this line of policy were adopted now, it would be far more effectual in extermi nating this fearful species of crime than any effort in this direcion by depriving natives of all dangerous weapons, as suggested in yester day's Free Press the though the turbak and the firs might be taken away and the spear also, there would still be the parang and this is just as dangerous in the hands of an nok-runner as any other weapon, though it is really a household instrument and is used

its such.

Burke, Miss

Chapman, W. Mrs. Cartlidge, J. Cowie, E. H. Callesen, Capt. V. Cowie, Birs. Cooke, L.. F. Graig, J

Chayes, L. L. Carrington, J. C. Cuncin, Mrs. Croulie, Mrs. Costa, M. J. Cartsson, A Cruz, D. B.

Cary, W. H. F.

Comrie, J. Caffrel, E.

Hesa, Miss O...

Hodge, Ed. C, Port land (Maine), Re. turned.

Hakan Singh, 1.1.C.

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Hall, J. L.

Tchervinsky Tilley, Capt. (2) Ultaui Singh

Utta Singli, LPC, 774 Veasery, Mrs. Li

Vemum, G., Hongkong,

to Kawamoto, (Mani la).

Harrison, R.

Hall, Capt. F. (2)

Van-Ness, Miss E. C. (2)

Maxwell, Lieut. D. B.

Huashi, S.

Vozeer Singh

Myer, J. D.

Haynes, J

West, Mrs. M.

gapore)

Waryam Singh

Ilarris, W.

Wills, A.

Maitsenn, J. F. Mui, Miss A. Mein, W. MacCallen, D. McRobic, F..

Machlowsky, P. von McMine

Medical Officer Moffatt, Dr. A. T.

Monteiro, T.

Mullins, J. H. Mehin, Miss S. Malpus, Miss Nicul, J. A. Neilson, E. Nishizaki, G.

Olcott, Miss.E.

O'Beime, J. J.

Omwa, Min

Owen, W. P.

O'Connor, Mrs. J. M.

Osborne, E.

Paulsen, T

Pillay, J. R.

Patterson, J. H.

Paisis, G.

Pintzowsky

Paul, V.

Parkinson, Dr. T. W.

Pereira, Miss S.

Plummer, H. B.--

Perrault, E.

Prince, Miss

Perkey, S.

Page, Miss M.

Pastrano, D. J.

Dannenberg, Miss E. Pastrmo. D. j. Dunbar, T. E. Darlington, H.

Deas, W. P.. Davis, Miss A. Dean, F.

Dobson, W. H. Bunuels,

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Danna Saya, A. B. Elkins, B. Evans, A. A. Einery, FEE Fobres, Freeman, Miss V. W. French, Airs. Fo, Capt. P. Fagen, O Flint, M.

Destroy all nations of glory that may be attached in amok-uning in the eyes of the natives and make the essention of such multi- murderers as appalling as possible, as in the above instance, this should fessen the pre-vel, valence of am 4.

"Q. E. D."

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Forest, Miss A.

Georgesant, J. Grunstein, B.

[One quite convincing suggestion is that alleenword, 1. c persons who run amek should be buried with the carcase of a pig tied to their bodies. Inarratt T. the similar cases of mek, perpetrated by Griffin, C.

Indian" frontier ghacis against Europeans, the criminal is hunt after execution and the ashes scattered. An amok runner does not fear death, but rather courts it.

Well,

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Hardey, R. J. Grandi, H.

Hachez, Mrs. H. Hooley, P. F. G.

Iyermeyer, T. C.

Harrison, Mrs. P. Hillard, F. J. Heacock, A. f! Hay, ev, N. E. Bark, G. Hall, S. B. Hendersen, W. H. Heaney, Mrs. Hawles, W. L.. Hakata, C. Harding, H. G. Hastie, (R.G.A.) Harper, A. H. Hughes, E. Harwood, T.

Hing, C. Hastie, G. F

we deal with us ideas of a post-mortem by, G. future as the next and only argument. It there we have him on the hip. "With Oriental phases of wine we must apply Oriental remedies. The pig is our dee of trumps in this case. It will deter from anak, if the man who meditates it has so face the certainty that there is no paradise but rather Jehannam for him, and that his grave companion is to be the unclean beast. That would probably smash amok for ever. As it is, the Bugis gentleman laes, cocksure of heaven, according to his own convictions, and he perishes as a surt of "V.C." in his own eyes and in the eyes of others. Besides it should not be forgotten that one amok breeds another, to a dead certainty sooner or later. To hang such a man is no more deterrent than sentencing a European anarderer to eat a lump of sugar. What is the abject of punishment? Is it to deter, or 10 retaliate? At present it is run on a mere retaliation principle. Let us have the other for a change. Let us have the pig, the pig, and nothing but the pig," as the real bogey for would-be amokers.-Ed. S. FP]

Hill Dépôt Hawes, C. H. Johnson, J. Jeffries, Rav, M. lenking, C. M. Juma, Mrs. Johnson, R.. Jansson, A.. Johnson Hon. H.-C.

RUBBER DEVELOPMENT IN THE Kelper, G.

PHILIPPINES.

Dr. F. L. Shergan, special agent of the Forestry Bureau of the Philippines, who left Manila recently on a tour of investigation in the Straits Settlements and java, and, if neces- sary, Sumatra, in order to obtain inforniation regarding the rubber and gulta percha in dustries, with a view to their development in the Philippines, has arrived and is now staying in Singapore, says the Straits Tims of the 7th inst. Dr. Shermina was appointed for the work by the Philippine Civil Commission.

During his mission Dr. Sherman will study the best methods of obtaining gulta percho, and devote special attention to the new process of extracting it from leaves, bark, and twigs, a method altogether unknown among the more crude and primitive workers of the Philippine Islands, who usually obtain their supply by recklessly cutting down the tree, and removing the exudation of gum.

So far as practicable Dr. Sherman will secure and preserve for the Forestry Bureau the leaves, flowers, and fruit of each speries. He will also -gather, information as to the quality, amount, and commercial value of the gum from each particular class of tree, and the best. season of the year for securing the gumi

As to the practical working and preparation of the gum for market after it is procured, the doctor is expected, to learn all the methods amployed, primitive or advanced, although special attention will be paid to be later pro- ceeses which have been adopted.

The written observations will be supple mented by illustrative photographs of the fruit and flowers of the different species, and also of the methods of extraction and subsequent treatment The results of tests applies to the different methods, in order to ascertain accur- ately the relative percentages and the purity of the products thus secured as well as the cost per hundredweight of the various modes of ex fraction and preparation will be set forth.

It is intended to secure information regard ing the ports which ship gutta percha and rubber to Singapore the relative amounts shipped from each port, the market price of the different grades at Singapore, special care and investigation being given to shipments from the Phillippines.

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Kirk, Dr. R.

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During his trip Dr. Sherman has been com missioned to make enquiries regarding the terms on which a thoroughly competent tropical botanist can be secured for the Forestry. Bureau of the Philippines. Upon bis return, Dr.Gleick, M Sherman will submit his report to Capt. Albert E. McCabe, Acting Chief ofthe Forestry Bureau, with a view to publication for the information of the general public.

We understand that Dr. Sherman is now making investigations in Singapore in quarters where it is thought he will get the most reliable information and that, after concluding his work hers, he will visit the Natiya Starez,

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8. ROE VIVIENNE, 8, PARIS affixed to every genuine packaga by order of Her Majesty's Hon. Commissioners, and with out which it is a forgery.

Sold by A. S. WATSON & Co., Limitad,

• {ຈ Hongkong, China and Manila.

AN APPEAL. THE SUPERIORESS of the ITALIAN CONVENT CAINE ROAD, begs most respectfully to APPEAL to the Residents of Hongkong and the Coast Ports, for their kind patronage and support, and desires to state that she will be pleased to receive orders for all kinds of NEEDLE WORK.

Gentlemen's Shirts made to order, and Cuffs and Collars renewed an old ones.

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Ladies and Children's Under-clothing Cour dren's Dresses and all kinds of Embroidery, Materials can be supplied, if required. 20

The Superioress will also be most grateful for any PAPER, or qld ENVELOPES to be made into Books for the Children of the Poor Schools, who are taught by the Sisters,

Hongkong, and April, 1802

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

་

UEG to inform my Patrons and Public Generally that I have REMOVED my Stores from No. 13 to No. 3, D'Aŭdilar STREET.

NOT

FOTICE.

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RESPONSIBLE FOR DEBTS, Neither the CAPTAIN, the AGENTS, nor the OWNERS will be RESPONSIBLE for any DEBT contracted by the Officers or the Crews of the following Vessel during her stay in Hongkong Harbour

H, RUTTONJEE, SEA WITCH, American ship, Howes-Master,

MS, D'Aguilar Strest. ADOLPH OBRIO, American ship, Amesbury - | Hongkong, 27th April, 1900, KAMA KUNG – Biandard Oil COVER BARINMES

Any Cargo impeding her discharge will be landed into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Co., Limited, and stared at Consignees' risk and expense.

No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns and all Goods remaining undelivered after the 19th instant, will be subject to rent,

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All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the, Godowns, 'where they will be examined on the 19th instant, at 3 P.M.

No Fire Insurance has been effected,

HAMBURG-AMERIKA LINIE,

Hongkong Office. Hongkong, 12th June, 1901.

F6z6c

For Sale.

FOR SALE, CHEAP. COTTAGE PIANO by BORD, of PARIS, Three years old, in Excellent Condition. For Price, &c., apply to

THE ROBINSON PIANO CO. Hongkong, 27th May, 1001

NOW READY.

THE

SPECIAL DESCRIPTIVE

.14

AND

STATISTICAL EDITION

OF THE

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH."

TEN PAGES.

PRICE 50 OENTS..

THOSE desirous of obtaining copica should order carly, as only a limited number has been struck off and a Second Edition can- not be printed.

The Special Edition will be mailed to any address on receipt of 66 cents to cover cost and Postage,

Hongkong, and May, root;

NOW READY.

A PAMPHLET

ON

SOME SERIOUS LOCAL PROBLEMS

AND'

A FEW SUGGESTION FOR DEALING WITH THEM.

BEING A LECTURE DELIVERED

THE ODD VOLUMES SOCIETY

BEFORE

BY

Mr. H. E. POLLOCK, Barrister-at-Law.

To be obtained at the Office of This Paper. PRICE 50 CENTS. Hongkong, ise Tuinn, roon.

NOW READY.

AN ACCOUNT.

GEOF "THE" ·

RECEPTION OF HMS. "TERRIBLE," IN HONGKONG

AND THE

FESTIVITIES CONNECTED

THEREWITH," WITH A WOODCUT OF THE "TERRIBLE"

To be obtained at the OFFICE of This Paper, PRICE 30 GENTE.”

As only a limited number have been printed- intending parchaters: should send their Order early, for the Inse of this interesting sourci will soon be exhausted.

Hed"

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