TELEGRAMS
(REUTERS.),
SIR C. P. CHATER.
LONDON, June 16th.
The Honourable C. P.. Chater, Senior Unofficial Member of the Legislative Coun- cil, has been knighted.
PRINCE KOMATSU.
Prince Komatsu will leave London for Paris about a week hence.
BOXING.
RUHLIN DEFEATS SHARKEY.
The heavy-weight contest at the National
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY, JUNE 28
The Isthmian Canal:
"The "enate has passed the Spooner Isthmian Cann) Bill which stipulates that the Fanama Touts shall be adopted if a clear title in obtain able, otherwise the Nicaraguan route will be chosen.
It is estimated that the total cost of the Panama canal will not exceed $135,000,000, while the cost of the Nicaragua route is geners ally placed at $180,000,000.
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Cost of the Philippine War. In reply to a Senate resolution" asking an estimate of the total cost of the Philippine war, Secretary: Root stated that up to date it would amount to $180,000,000.
TIENTSIN DAY BY DAY,
From our vain Correspondent.]
TIENTSIN, June 16th,
The anniversary of our unique experiences 1900 has once mare conse round. Two years ago to-day by date most of us were servantlers and more or less foodless as re- gards fresh supplies, In the early morning hours fanatical crowds had.
BESIEGED THE RAILWAY STATION,
WEATHERS
One fine day here and then, otherwise blaster.ng winds and heavy dust combined. with great heat still prevail, and everyone feels languid and irritable. The Coronation festive.. les leem like a big pananca rather than a big treat in view of this uncomfortable state of affairs Sacrifices for rain are being made in
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all directions, and Yuan has ordered the slaughter of animals to stop as far as possibla in oftler to propitiate the rain Gods.
While the Emperor was offering sacrifices at bad streamed across the red bridge and into the Temple of Heaven a few days ago at the the Extra Concession until their rage-hourse||thren altars of Heaven, Earth and Humanity cries of "Da da" (kili kili)'could be heard the lamp in front of Earth suddenly went out, by residents centrally situated, and had ever and the Chinese regard it as an omen that China.
attempted to cross the bridge of boats on to the
French Settlement Bund. Few of us will even
Distinguished Service in the East,
** New York, June aadd. The citizens of Norfolk and other Virginian forget the thrilling excitement of that first Sporting Club between Ruhlin and Sharkey friends of Major Waller are planning a recep. Attack; the swinging charge of the Cossacks as has ended in a victory for Rullin in eleven tion for him upon his return to the United chanting their weird songs, they dashed from
rounds.
LATER.
THE KING'S ILLNESS. The latest bulletin issued to-day states that His Majesty's condition is most favour able in every respect.
GORONATION HONOURS, Mr. Pelham Warren, British Consul- General at Shanghai, and Mr. W. J. Archer, British Consul at Bangkok have been made Knights Commanders of St. Michael, and St. George. The Hon. Dr., Ho Kai; Un- official Member of the Legislative Council, Hongkong, has been made a Companion of the new Imperial Service Order.
QUEEN ALEXANDRA'S REPLY.
TO HONGKONG'S MESSAGE.
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The Colonial Secretary kindly forwards us copy of a telegram from the Searefary of Stale for the Colonies to the Governor of Hongkong, dated 27th. June. The telegram is as follows:
"Queen -beas me to express her thanks to Hongkong for telegram expressing sympathy"
(North China Daily News.) North Honan Quiet.
CHANGCHOUFU, June 21st, Everything in North Honan is peaceful, and isinerating is uninterrupted.
Court News.
PEKING, June 21st. There were no Imperial 'decrees issued to- day. The Emperor will go to-morrow morn- ing, at. 3 o'clock, to sacrifice at the Temple of Heaven and Earth, after which his Majesty will proceed to the Yungho Thronehall for a short interval of res. His Majesty will then return to the Palace to transact affairs of State and grant audiences to the various high Ministers and Grand Councillors:
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The Views of the Australian Premier.
LONDON, Zist June. The Rt. Hon. E. Barton, Premier of the Australian Commonwealth, in an interview said that an Imperial Zollverein was a total impossibility, but be was anxious to see mutual Tariff concessions discussed.
The International Polo Matoh. LONDON / BOMBAY, 22nd June. England won the final match of rolo at Hurlingham against the Americans by seven points to one.. The first half of the game was practically all one way, but thereafter the Americans made a splendid fight.
(Manila Times)... Cuban Reciprocity
States, in honor of his distinguished services in the Philippine Islands and China. One of the features of the reception will be the presenta
tion of a handsome'sword." This action on the
part of the Virginians is regarded in certain political circles as an endorsement of the major's policy in the Samar campaign. It has
created considérable discussion.
The Philippines Bill.
Under a special order, the House has begun the final debate on the Philippines Bill with a view to the vote promised for the 26 h., As in the past, the discussion has taken a wide latitude and has been conducted strictly on party ground. The Democrats have instituted a grand review of all the questionable acts of | the army in the Philippines including the atrocities in Suñar and elsewhere and General Smill's famous "Kill and burn", order. The civil government has also been made the target of Democratic artillery. The Republicans have been kept busy refuting the various charges brought against both branches of the government.
Roosevelt is Stubborn.
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Point to point repulsing the mob; the pell mall gathering of residents on the Gordon Hall steps and all the minor details incidental to a first alarm of the kind. Tientsin has not forgotten nad is not likely to forget the month's events inaugurated on this date. There is no public demonstration of remembrance on the part of all the besieged this year as there was last, doubtless on scrount of the Coronation festivities so near at hand, but some of the volunteers are giving a dinner amongst them- selves to commemorate the events in which they, 30 signally distinguished themselves, and the graceful act of decorating the giaves of the, fallen defenders will be renewed this year, as well as the children's celebration on the 14th July.
THE ED. AND THE LEGATION LADIES,
Meanwhile the interchange of courtesies be- tween the E. D. and the Legation fadies is con- tinuing and the preparations are making for another entertainment, at which the E. D. has decided to have the banquet in foreign style," An order has been accordingly given to an official connected with the Foreign Department to procure every thing necessary. One cannot but wonder what the results will be. Visions' arise of the foreign style of hotels and banquets of Japan; of the pewter spoons and forks ro posing on coarse bed sheets or shirtings in lieu of table cloths; of water in toilet boities; of For the Military Academy.
black rimmed crust. §; board-ship crockeryand The Military Academy Bill, which has for worl:liduse glass On what will that wretched its object certain improvements at West Point,
Will he visit official base his purchases? has passed both: hnuses. The stipulated appresitle at the public ball suppers, and local Tientsin and lake Council of the boys who propriation is $5,500,000.
it is understood that if the Cuban Recipro- city Bill-fails in its passage the President will attempt to negotiate a treaty looking towards the same end as is expressed in the Reciprocity Bill,
TYPHOON WARNING.
NOTICE FROM MANILA.
Mr. W. A. Rublee, U. S. Consul General, kindly forwards the following copy of a telegram which he received from Manila to-day :-,
MANILA OBSERVATORY, June 27th, 3.30 p.m. Depression SE, of the Archipelago..
HONGKONG SHARE MARKET.
Messrs, Benjamin, Kelly and Potts, in their weekly share report state
HONGKONG, Wednesday, 25th June. Owing to the Coronation Holidays, we are issuing our circular two days, in advance of the usual time. During the few days open to bu- siness, there have not been many transactions effected, nor has any marked change in quota tions ta en place. -----
Eanks-Hongkong and Shanghai Bankshave improved and have changed hands at $597 and S600, at which latter rate the market closes Grm. There is no alteration, in the London rate. Nationals are unchanged.
Marine Insurances-Union have been parted with as $384. Cantons ars weak and seller rule the market at $165. Ohins Traders re- „main steady at $56, - **
NEW YORK The 20th, A strong opposition to the proposed reduc
Fire Insurances-Hongkong Fires are quie- tion of the duties on Cuban sugar has manter with sellers at $330, China Fires have fested itself among the Republican members of risen to$81, and can be placed at the rate. the Senate. At a caucus it developed that seventeen Republican senators are unalterably opposed to the reduction, A strenuous dis cussion took place, but the opposing senators declined to make any compromise. A general belief prevails in Washington that this opposi tion has doomed the expected relief for Cuba, and it is predicted that Cuban reciprocity will not receive any action at the present session of Congress.
hotels 1 Rather the latter than the former standard, for though it is a little disloyal as a Tientsinnier to whisper such things, our ball suppers are graced by black handled two prong forl:s, and damask is a delightful ex- ception rather than a hard and fast rule.
One cannot but fear the ladies while ap. preciating the compliment will deplore the mode of its conveyance.
THE CHOLERA
is going to be taken from them.
The Russian Authorities have declared all vessels entering Nuwchwang from Shanghai and Tientsin must be quarantined.
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If B man is taken to the hospital he has been "siered and cut up for foreign medicine' sc, etc. The Sanitary Department nothing' daunted continue their search for the sick and dead, and, issue regulations with re- gard to diet and garbage. Cases having been traced to native aereated waters, a regulation is out against any but boiled water being used in their manufacture, on a pepaky of $500 or 6 months hard. The difficulty of detection called for a stiff sentence, which may be a deterrant.
THE WHITE LILIES
Shipping-Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboals continue firm, and are non re- quest at $36. Indo-Chinas have further declined, and sales at $to have been made. are practicing their cult in the western suburbs Douglas Steamships are in the market at $44-of Tientsin, and the people are all agape with All other stocks remain unchanged at the the wonderful power they possess to enter previous quotations.
́houses unseen, disturb furniture, break crockery,. and by a waive of the band restore all to order again. This Society has always found a follow. ing among the ignorant superstitious norther Mining-Sales of Punjoms at $44 have been pers as the spread of Boxerism proved, the lis effected. Raubs have been fixed at $9 and, to tuan being only another name for the orignial a small extent, of Chinese Engineering shares are to be had at T's. 9.60,
Refineries-China Sugars are still on offer at $109. Luzons are a drug in the market at
Strikers Rioting in New Jersey. The silk mill strike at Patterson, N. J., has
Pin lien chao. They have resorted to the assumed serious proportions, a most bitter fee ling prevailing among the strikers. Yesterday.
old name as less likely to at ract attention, Decke, Whack and godowns-Hongkong They will not of course achieve anything now, the strike took on a critical form, the men be
and Whampoa Docks have strengthened their but the presence of this festering sore keeps coming lawless and storming the mills, in position and have found buyers at $124 and the public mind in a state of preparedness for the melee which followed a large number of Sa25. Farahams are easier with shares offer-mischief at any stray chance. Nothing will shots were exchanged between the the strikersing in Shanghai Tis 250 Kowloon Wharfs stamp it out but education, and Yuan's best and the policemen stationed as a guard over have sellers at $86. Honghew Wharfs are safeguard against trouble lies in the establish the mills. Four strikers, one policeman, and many bystanders were seriously wounded, al procurable at Tis 297 New Amoy Docks ment of schools for western learning. Educate are, in demand ai $343 ex the dividend of $28 pald on the 22nd instant,
though so far no fatalities have resulted.
Another Volcanic Eruption, A volcano in the vicinity of Port de France has broken into eruption. A huge volume of liquid mud was ejected enveloping Basse Pointe. Although a number of houses and other structures were destroyed, no victims have yet been reported,
Philippine Friar Lands.
NEW YORK, Junaizist message, has been received from Rome stating that Governor Taft and the Committee on Extraordinary Ecclesiastical Affairs dele- gated by the Pope, have come to an agreement garding the Philippine friar lands. The has accepted all the chief features of Governor. Taft's puposals. Some dissent has been expressed on the minor points at issue, but it is not believed, they will materially affect the larger considerations, and an early settlement is believed to be assuredrivitsa
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Lands, Hotels and Building-Hongkong Lands have ruled steady, and shares have changed hands at 51773 Hongkong Hotels are quoted at $135. Humphrey's Estate have agais been bought at $11,65, and more shares can be obtained, China Providents are en- quired for at $9.85.
the people and they will cease to listen to these idle doctrines and laugh at them as all educated Chinese always did laugh at the Boxers and their boasts,
In Peking all sorts of tumours have been going round, and special officials were detailed to deal with the evil. Now we hear that these officials have themselves been more or less influenced by the wild reports, and are repeat. ing with more or less credence the fables of the benighted tea shops...
PRICE OF RICE.
Cotton Mills The latest Shanghai quota, tions are: Ewos Tls. 42, Internationals Tis, 33; and Laou-Kung-Mows Tis. 471, Hongkong Collons remain unaltered with buyers at $17. Local rice merchants hastening to get rich
Cigar Companies-Nothing doing.
while their countrymen starve, are taking Miscellaneous-Green Islands have been advantage of the day seasons which have visited booked at Sart and Sait. There are sellers of the south to charge $12 a bag for rice. They AS, Watsons at $r4 80. Electrics, old fasue, buy it at about $6, and it costs something like have been negotiated at $14; the new shares 51 10 come here, therefore their profit per bag have advanced and are wanted at $7. Tram- is $5. Ân unreasonable margin. The T.P.G. ways have been sold and can still be placed at will probably be petitioned to interiere and $140 Hongkong Steam Waterboats have legislate the price in the interests of the poor enquiries at Soft Langkats have been done
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