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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1901.

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Hongkong, 20th September, 1901.

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A HEALTHY SIGN.

VICEROYS IN FAVOUR OF REFORM, We leam from a wall informed source that Viceroy To Mo, of the Two Kwangs and Viceroy Lia Kun-yu, of the Two Kiangs have forwarded protests to the Court at Heianfu against the conservative and anti-foreign party being allowed to surp all' power and stifle all attempts at reform. Both these Viceroys are in favour of reform and are convinced that nothing can be done for China so long as the old order of things remaius in force. In order to emphasise their protests they have both forwarded their resignations.

AT THE MAGISTRACY.

STEALING.

Peter Marsh, the second officer, of the 1.5. Taishan, charged Tsoi Yau with stealing a

pair of binoculars, valued at $50. The evidence was very clear, and His Worship sentenced the defendant to two mouths' hard labour.

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Number of cases reported Chinese......1,556 up till noon of the 19th Other Asiatics 53 September, 1901

Europeans.....31 Chinese ......... I Number of cases reported

during the past 24 hours Outier Asiatics o Europeans..... • Total number of cases reported to date 1,641 Number of deaths reported (Chinese.....1,522 up till noon of the 19th Other Asiatics 35 September, 1901 Europeans......12

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CHINESE COMMENT ON THE

cruelly for that friendliness during the Boxe reign of terror. The British Government and ther, representative in Peking, supported, should add, on most occasions by the United States and Japan, have endeavoured as far at possible to mitigate the policy imposed by some of their more grasping Allies, and have

·MISSION TO GERMANY,

The Sin Wan Puo remarks that though it was natural that the Kaiser should vent his wrath upon the Prince who came on an apologetic Mission, yet such conduct is narrow- minded, and not in harmony with the enlighten- only acquiesced in it reluctantly rather than ment of Germany" which should remember imperit the so-called concert of the Powers, that the Prince is own brother of the Emperor of China,

A SUBURBAN SENSATION.

"Hello, what's this?"

In the next place the Emperor of Germany naturally wished to treat this envoy differently from the ordinary Chinese envoy because it was not an ordinary audience but an apologetic mission, in order to warn the Chinese in future [Note:-This is exactly what the Kaiser has done.--Traps.] But now that the Treaty is made, it is different (?), and people could say that Germany was taking advantage of China's weakness. In the third place, the Kaiser wants profit and power in China, and wished to im press the Prince with his power, but Germany should use virtue to conquer men, not superior 'force. Prince Chun's rank was higher than that of an ordinary Ambassador and therefore he should be treated in a different style. If Prince Tuan went to Germany the Kaiser might justly make him kowtow, but Prince Chun is a man of understanding and the case is different.

In the fourth place the Kaiser feared that if he treated Prince Chun well, it would only in. the subject of the expiatory mission was men. crease China's pride. On the other hand, when tioned in Court, none dared to offer to go save Prince Chun, which shows his sense and courage. It wasnot found in the "Institutes of the Dynasty" that a Prince should go abroad. If the Prince had no remorse for China's conduct he would not have willingly gone to Germany. He should therefore be treated well.

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In the last place, the Kaiser may have large a scale and by making them kneel he thought that the "Prince's suite was on 1

would really be humiliating the Prince. But the size of the Prince's suite is merely for good points of Germany, so that on their return the purpose of the better investigating the

so many advocates of reform may be able to accomplish something. The Kaiser should not take umbrage therefore at the number of his suite.'

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A JAPANESE BANK'S MISTAKE,

The visit of the Prince will have great in fluence upon China. The Conservatives are trembling for the safety of the Prince. If he is 'treated well, they will think better of foreign countries. If the Prince is ill treated; the Court will be more than ever, unwilling to return to Peking. If Germany illtreats the Prince the Conservatives will say: Is this your civilisation and enlightenment? In this way the budding of nascent reforms in China will receive a set back from which it will not be easy to recover.-Union, (Shanghai).

THE LEGATION AREA IN PEKING.

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it had such a peculiar fascination, for - Mr. It was something in the morning, paper, and Parking that a rams thing happened his after breakfast cigar went out, and was ruined. A startling recrudescence of last season's daring burglary epidemic. At least a dozen indignant householders in the suburb had been victimised within the last three weeks. Nothing to laugh about, but Mr. Parkins certainly sat back with a chuckle full of subtlety. What else could they expect 2. As usual, the police-but the bell had tinkled. He sprang to the door, listened, and leaned over the balustrade.

Mr. Snow, there is no one at home-nor to-

"Janel did I tell you anything? If that is

with tense emphasis. He turned back. morrow-nor the day after that," he sent down

Before he could close the door with the hollow bang he intended, someone burst up the stairs in three determined bounds. His arm was grasped.

passionately because he heard a door creak "Sir" Mr. Parkins breathed it the more

overhead. "Pray, how long have you had the run of this establishment?"

"I don't ask it-I couldn't help myself!" was the quiet, imploring reply. "Just this: you insult me so deliberately that there must be some reason for it.. Let me know it. Mr. Parkins, you have been a young man yourself!"

other, grimly. That significant creak overhead had sounded again. "Now! once and for all, sir, I forbid you to hang after my daughter. 1

"How do you know? Come here," said the

won't have it. That means I will not!"

"Very good, Mr. Parkins, That is plain. I only ask, what have I done?"

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"Done! What impudence! Jim, Jack, James, or anything else know nothing at know what things are. about you Yes, sir, I have been young, and I girl because-because it is a well-known local You would like my

fact that ber fool of a father must leave his bit of money behind when he goes. But I'm not gone Love ber? Pah-rubbishi At your age 'I loved everything with money behind it!

"Thanks! I wanted Majoris for her own' dear self. Sink or swim, I'd eut my head off before ever I approached you for a penny. No, you can't credit that ?".

"Because I'm not listening. Coming to my house with all the bounce imaginable! Who are you, repeat? My daughter may think she lariows, but I don't. For all I know, you may be a drunkard or a house-breaker!

"If I were," he said, with a step forward that made Mr. Parkins shrink, "I'd steal 'every penny you passess—and that would put us on level terms 1 You have taken a spiteful dislike to me because I did not approach you first with an introduction. You challenge my genuine- ness challenge your sense 1 Mean? Why, if ever you hear that Marjorie has been woman enough to judge for herself don't be--".

lately in China writes:It is to be regretted The Special Correspondent of The Times,

that Mr. Walton did not shape his question in the House as to the Legation area to a some- what different purpose, by inquiring whether His Majesty's Government bad considered what the effect of turning the Legation area into an internat onal cantonment was likely to be in the future on the relations between the different Legations themselves. Lord Cranbome chose

"Ob Mr. Parkins pulled bis car as if to make sure it was still there and capable. "Oh! to minimise in the most astounding fashion the

Well cork that bottle at once," friction between the different international con-

He strode to the door. "Marjorie, you can come down-I tingents in Chibli. As I had ample oppor- tunities of noting at the time the "extreme

want you." And, bit by bit, the balting figure hove into view. "No, you needn't put out your anxiety to which these incidents were coptinu-arm! This gentleman-a Mr. Snow, I am told ally giving rise in responsible.quarters, it seems inconceivable to me that the Powers should deliberately court the permanent introduction of the same disquieting features into the diplomatic, quarter of Peking where half-a- dozen different nationalities will be cooped up, year in year out, within an area of half-a-mite by three-quarters of a mile in the irritating atmosp enhère of Peking, condemned to a life pfalmost forced idleness, and more or less cut off from all the ordinary occupations and ordinary amusements of a garrison town.

A curious incident with a still more curious also repay inquiry is the methods by which the Another aspect of the question which would legal sequel is related in the Osaka Asal. It Powers have acquired this Legation area. The 'is stated that a man named Sekiwa Choshichi,

extension of the British Legation has been aged 45, a "needle-doctor" residing at Tanel-mainly achieved at the cost of the Chinese zumi, Saitama-ken made a deposit of Y50 in Crown by taking in the Imperial Carriage park, the Suka Bank at Suka mura in the same pre the Haglin, and other public buildings occupied fecture, but the manager by mistake entered

against Sekiwa for fmud. Upon examination, the Procurator committed the case for public trial as a case of theft, but the Court dis mloped it on the ground that the action of the accused did not constitute may crime or rather, we suppose, that the offence could not be brought under any section of the Criminal Code. The Procurator ap pealed to the Tokyo Appeal Court against the decision, and that Court quashed the decision of the Urave judges and sentenced the ac cused to imprisonment for a term of three months as guilty of concealing articles or money dropped by others."'/

door, and here is the gentleman. You can has thrown out a hint. There, is the street

go at once, and save a scandal. Hold your tongue, six-my daughter used to have a mind of her own! Now, then Marjorie!'

you'll grasp it, and go.",

My daughter's answer, sir! Perhaps,

and then, with a choke, turned and groped up.

She had hesitated for one whirling moment,

the staircase again. In the pause, Snow picked up his hat-there did not seem much else to.

do.

pered, as he turned.

"You may regret this. trick," be only whis

"Oh, no doubt! I may survive, Mr. Snow; I may pull through !"

The hall door banged. He wiped his fore- head and tiptoed back to his chair Snow, indeed! What was the world coming to?!

"What, is that fellow, back again ?” he blazad, "Oh, no, sir Jane gasped. "It's the two- detectives, with a blue paper for you, Oh, it put my heart upside down!"

"Robbish!" said Mr. Parkins

His mind reverted to the burglary scare, He. the amount as Ysoy both in the bank's books by the Chinese troops during the siege, and ho (Next Door to Messrs. WATKINS & Cb.) and in the pass book. The mistake was after-

one can cavil at the retribution which has thus put aside his morning paper, and took up the QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL

wardsdiscovered and the bank requested, the

overtaken the Court, especially when the local news sheet. It might have been fifteen Speciality: FOOCHOW LACQUER WARE. man toconsent to the error being rectified, but exemplary moderation Great Britain has disminutes later-he certainly had not finished Hongkong; 18th June, 19or.. [6420 he refused to do so.. The bank then instituted a played in the matter of the indemnity is taken the leaderette which began: "Lord Salisbury

criminal action in the Urawa Chiho Saibansho

into account. But, there are other. Powers at last shows signs of taking the advice which we have so persistently urged upon him in whose local greed, as displayed in the annexa- tion of private as well as public property with these columns" when the bell gave another in the Legation area, has been fully on a par and sharper tinkle. Up he sprang. with the exorbitant demands they have made with regard to the indemnity. Your Poking Correspondent dealt with this question at the time. But he inay perhaps have felt himself somewhat bampered by the fact that he was himselfs landowner within the confiscated area, having bought a plot of land before the troubles In order to build bimself a house on it, and extended it by subsequent purchases. But no one who has had an opportunity of investigat Mr. Parkins? You rant the whole house? ing, as I did on the spot, the ruthless way in Yes, yes; 1.didn't ask whether you had bought which private property was annexed on behalf it, or stolen it. You will take a copy of this of this or that Legation by the simple processofficial notice that's all. We have received of erecting a board stating that This land another batch of complaints as to the burglaries belongs to the Legation," can fail to endorse in this neighbourhood, and you, I believe, every word he wrote. Thanks mainly, to the bave written to the papers. Very clever air action of the British Minister, the conference very clever! But the police can't accomplish finally agreed to include in the indemnity wonders in a day; and, therefore, you will be demands a modicum of compensation for the well advised to place any valuables in Chinese thus dispossessed mostly, be it noted keeping for the present. Of course, if you pre- Chinese who had always been on friendly terms for to be your own bunker, and advertise the with their foreign neighbours and had suffered fact, you can't blame the——

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That the man richly deserves his punishment must be admitted, the Kobe Chronicle, says, but how the offence can be brought under this clause it is difficult to understand. It might have been thought that the clauses relating to fraud would have been wide enough to cover the case, though it seems clear that no actual fraud had been committed until the man al tempted to withdraw the money that had been credited to him by mistake; and whether this was or was not attempted, does not appear. The case is probably unique

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