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-OUR VOLUNTEERS AT

VANCOUVER.

ACCIDENT NARROWLY AVERTED.

TROOPS INSPECTED..

From the vancouver Daily News Advertiser of the 5th June we take the fallowing items

The R.M.S. Empress of Japan, Commander H. Pybus, arrive 1 in port on Tuesday afternoon (June 4th) from the Orient, after an exception. ally quick trip across the Pacific, in which she experienced excellent weather. She had a grand total of 781 passengers, including Chi nese and the Coronation troops from Hong Kong. While at dock off Victoria, she narrow, ly escaped a serious accident. The Japanese Liner Shinano Maru, of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha Line, fouled her while the former was entering the dock. The Japanese Liner struck the Empress on the side, and besides smashing a boat on the C. P. R. Liner, damaged her below the water line. The Shinano was also. damaged she was libeled for $4,000 by Messrs. Drake, Jackson & Helmcken, on be half of the Canadian Pacific Railway, but was released on bonds and proceeded on her trip, Bodwell & Duff, acting as attorneys for the

Great Northern Railway, furnished security for

the Shinano Maru,

The passengers arriving on the Empress of Japon included General Fukushima, who com manded the Japanese troops in the Japanese Chinese, War, and who took a prominent part Þin the siege of Peking, and is also noted for his travels in Thibet. The General dined at the Japanese Consulate last evening; he is on route to New York and England, to join Prince Komatsu, the Japanese Envoy to the British Coronation..

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JULY 8, 1902.

in England he would be able to inform the Duke of Connaught that the Sixth Regiment of Vancouver, B.C., was a credit to the name it bore and to its Honorary Colonel, A

The fourteen men of the Hongkeng

INDIAN REGIMENT

then paraded under Major Kadir Bahadur, and went through the manual and firing exercises, the work being magnificently performed, and eliciting loud applause from the audience, as well as high commendation from the Major General

The fourteen men of the Hongkong

CHINESE REGIMENT

under Captais James, marched out and gave a splendid exhibition of marching, a antive non.... commissioned officer also taking them through physical drill and bayanet and sword exercises.

The drills were performed, with wonderful precision and evoked repeated applause, and also earned high praise from the Inspecting Officer

The men of the Sixth D. C. O. Rifles who had served in South Africa were then paraded and addressed by Major-General Parsons, and the inspection concluded. -

OFFICERS RECEIVE,

At the close of the inspection the officers of

the Sixth D. C. O. Rifles held an informal "at home" in honor of the visit of Major-General Sir Charles Parsons and the officers of the Coronation Contingent, Lady Tupper and Mrs. detachments of the Coronation Contingent Worsnop acting as hostesses. The various

each have

SPECIAL INCIDENTS

of interest attached to their records, besides the interest naturally aroused by their fine bearing and picturesque appearance and foreign origin, Major Kadir Bahadur and the men of the Hongkong Indian Regiment were both in There were also Colonel Sir William Bisset, the relief of Peking and Tientsin, the Major Inspector of Indian Railways, and represent being created a Companion of the Indian ative of John Birch & Company, of England, Empire for having displayed conspicuous who has been investigating Japanese Railways; gallantry while with the Peking relief column. Sir Francis Lovell, who is making a tour in He was attacked in a garrison by thousands connection with the foundation in London of of Boxers when having but so men under his tropical school of medicine, where local sanit command, but notwithstanding the disparity of ary perils could be studied and met; Mr. J. T.numbers, held the foe at bay for eight hours, Hamilton, Japanese agent for large insurance This happened during the night time, and when companies in the United States; Hon. and Mrs. dawn broke his small force charged the enemy J. Bell-Irving, of Hongkong, connections of with fixed bayonets, with the result that they

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the well-known Vancouver families; Sir Thomas Jackson, 'ex-Chief Manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation and for 38 most conspicuous figure in the Fat

years a East.

A MILITARY SPECTACLE

The following day the same journal stated This week the citizens of Vancouver have been favoured by having accorded' thom the privilege of seeing representative bodies of the

scattered like wildfire.·

The First Hongkong Regiment (Chinese), also greatly distinguished themselves during the Boxer insurrection, and, for their brilliant work have been decorated in a conspicuous manner. In the turbans worn by these troops is pinned a silver model of the gate of Tientsin, this distinctive badge being awarded the Regi- ment owing to its men having been the first British troops to enter Tientsin at the relief of

received instructions from Ottawa to facilitate the arrival and departure of the troops and expedite matters for them during their stay hore mot the vessel upon its arrival, and nlaced the facilities of his office at the disposal of the Contingent Colonel Worshop and Colonel Warren, K. C. B., alsa meeting the steamer. The troops will renisin here the Thursday, staying aboard the Empresa till the time of their departure for New York, from which port they will take passage to London, where they are expected to arrive on the 22nd) While there they will be encamped, with other contingents, in Alexandra Park. It is alto gether probable that they will return by the same route. 10% T

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VICTORIA RECREATION CLUBS

A MEETING of MEMBERS will be held AN EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL in the CLUB GYMNASIUM, at KOWLOON, on MONDAY, the 14th instant, at 5:30 PM. for the purpose of confirming the THREE SPECIAL RESOLUTIONS passed at the Annual General Meeting held on the goth June, 1903.

FRANK W. WHITE,

Hon. Secretary.p

Hongkong, 5th July, 1902.

1709d

GOVERNMENT NOTIFICATION.

THE WATER METER QUESTION. INFORMATION has been received from the Military Authorities that GUN PRACTICE will be carried out from the Belcher Batteries on the 15th instant, at targets in a North- Westerly and Westerly direction.

Practice will commence about 8.30 4.3.

By Command,

F, H. MAY, Colonial Secretary.

It is over 50 years since Hongkong, was opened up and unfortunately this year there has been a drought and it has been very difficult to get water. Fortunately the benevo fent Government has brought water from a distance and allowed people to carry it off freely." The poor who are strong although ablẹ to carry the water have wasted much valuable time that might have been given to wage eaming to get a load of water. Those who were not strony had to buy water and spent much money cách month,

such drought, and immediately plans are Now in over go years we have only had one

formed to establish a meter system and reduce, the water supply. It is easy to imagine the difficulties of the poor under such a system; it will be like a yearly or perpetual drought,

To reckon the water supply according to rental may be just, but it is like selling water and the poor will be hardly pressed.

but few residents in my house; it is not fair to If some say "My rent is high and there-are increase my water rate," but the Government does not limit him, he limits himself and uses ess than he might have a right to. Alast the our cannot be like the rich and live in rental of 100 dollars per month so that bis large houses with gardens attached and pay a

water rate is more than it ought to be.

price to meals; people may cat as much as In passage boats in China, there is a fixed

and objects that others eat 5 or 6 bowls saying they please. If one man o`ly cats one box? Why do you take as much from me as from him?" the boat people would say, "Friend, you may think us unfair and it may be true, but we reckon by the person not by the appetite" This is a fair method too,

the Government to increase the taxes and I trust that the landlords, will rather beg

military forces of several countries, men of that city... Yi Bin, the native officer with the build more reservoirs, sufficient for the people's all upholders of the British Empire an defen-squad, being wounded in the engagement.

varied colours, speaking varied Jangunges, but

ders of the Union fack. These men comprise the Coronation Contingent from the British

their decorations. The Regiment also took Captain James and his men are justly proud

relief of Peking.

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needs, so that troubles may jpt arise, on

the matter of cleanliness. account of the meters. Besides, will hinder

If it be feared that people are not careful weed from which water will only run when it is pressed and tlop when the band is taken offi Then the water will not be wasted.--Coni tributed.

Orient, who arrived here on the R. M. spare with their Indian brothers-in-arms in the about closing taps, let a new kind of tap be Empress of put on Tuesday and who last evening took part in the inspection at the Drill. Hall of the Sixth D. C. O, Rifles, ordered at the request of Major-General Sir Charles Far. sons, Commanding the Imperial Forces in British North America.

The inspection commenced at 8 p.m., the troops being drawn up in the formation of a hollow square yearly 300 strong, as follows :

THE PARADE STATE.

Coronation Contingent from the British Orient officers; Major A. Chapman, Hong- kong Volunteers, in command, Captain James First Chinese Regiment, Lieutenant Arm strong, Hongkong Volunteers, Kadir Bahadur, Hongkong Regiment, Punjabies. "Hongkong Volunteers, 43 men

Hongkong. Regimeni, Punfaubles, 14 men.: Hongking Chinese Regiment, 14 men, Hongkong Royal Artillery, 6 men. Hanglong Sub-Marine Miners, 12. E, 6-men. Sixgh Duke of Connaught's Rifles, ...

Lieutenant-Colonel Worsnop, commanding: Major Boulbec, Quarter-Master Captain John son, Surgeon-Lieutenant Senkler, Sergeant Major Bundy.

C Company-Captain Boyd, Lieutenant Tait, three, Sergeants, 34 rank and files total,

39....

Dr Company Captain Tite, Lieutenant King, four Sergeants, 39 rank and file; total

45

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Company-Captain Duff Stuart, Lieuten and Dunn, three Sergeants, 42 rank and file total 47.

"At the close of the inspection last evaning the Contingent marched out of the Drill Hall amidst the cheers of the crowd, and to the strains of the Six D. C. O. Band, and returned to the R. M. S. Ampress of Japan. The entire Contingent will leave en route for England to- day on a C. P. K. special at 1'pim.

AT WINNEPEG,

(From Our Correspondent.) Writing from Winneper on the 7th June our arrived off here-half way Fetween Vancouver correspondent with the Contingent says "Just

The boys" are all well. Enjoying ourselves immensly. Health capital. The people turned out en masse to see us. Quite a patriotic country. More to follow

and Montreal.

from Montreal".

THE CRACK VOLUNTEER

→ REGIMENT.

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CORONATION CELEBRATION

FUND.

The Hon. Treasurer begs to acknowledge with thanks receipt of the following subscrip. tions:**

2.

Already acknowledged .............$32,881.77 Commodore C. E. Robinson A.D.C... // 50

Capt. & Officers.M.S. Humber Officers .M.S. Tamar.. J. Pitt, Chief Inspector of Machinery Deputy Inspr. Genl. Drew & Officers

R. N. Hospital. Capt. & Officeis H.M.S. Terrible. C. L. McClear.... Commander Dawes

J. Blackaddimajan

A. 1. Woolley i

WT. Anstey .........

H. E. Rock W. R. Davies. T. Gray....... .G. R. Bylas....

E. R. King... H. Woodward ...

T. Andrew A, R. Lewis.... Owen Ordish

Geo.-1. B. Sayer ............... J. C. Love

MAnother account says A large number of citizens gathered at the C. P. R. dock on Tuesday afternoon to witness the arrival and debarkation, from the R.M.S. Empress of Japan, of the Coronation Contingent from the British Orient stations. The Regimental Band of the Gil D. C. Q. Rifles was to have been at the dock to play the troops in, but owing to the Empress Liner arriving an hour earlier than

A. C. Vaules....... AA. Williamson was expected, the band did not reach the wharf R. B. Simmers...... till the vessel had tied up, and nearly all the A. J. Allsatt...... members of the Contingent had come ashore. Philpot .... J. W. L'Olwer. This caused many expressions of regret, as it.. Gick was felt that Vancouver's welcome to the visit E. Codling ing troops was cold and lacking in patriotic V. Bennelt enthusiasm, not even a cheer being mised to. T. Thwakes Geo. H. Evans Regimental Band-Bandmaster, Band Serreet the men, many of whom are veterans of R. Bruce

the siege of Peking and the Boxer rebellion. P. C. Dawson

The Coronation Contingent consists of four A. King Chaniarette

L. Remedios fficers and 85 men, divided as follows: Four A-Bull Furopean officers, 43 men of the Hongkong J. Diving Volunteers; 25 Hindus or Mohamedan Pun A. S. Abbass jabies of the Hongkong Regiment, and 20 H. S. Coleman British Chinese troops from Wei-Hai-wei, in. Subscriptions under 3 cluding several Chinese Royal Engineers,

FCompany Lieutenant Akroyd, Lieutenant Macgowan, three Ser canis, 30 rank and file

total 35

geant and 22 bandsmer,

Staff Sergeants, 4. Tom), Sixth D. C. O, 198.

THE INSPECTION

Maj General Sir Charles Parsons arrived at the Drill Hall, accompanied by Colonel Holmes, D. O. C, and his A D. To receive him the Sixth D. CO. Rifles were drawn up in line formation, with sections of the Corona- tion Contingent on each flank, forming a hql- low, square, Colonel Worsnop in command The general salute was given upon the Gep eral's arrival, after which an inspection of the parade was made.

The parade inspection over the Coronation Contingent rel red to the south east end of the building, and the Sixth D, C. O: Rifles, under Colorel Worsnop, went through Battalion drill, marching evolutions, etc, the work being per- formed very creditably, especially in the cop- fined space at their disposal Major Boultbee thep took the men through the manual

The Major General then called the officers together and complimented them upon their command. - He expressed himself as very pleased at the opportunity of inspecting the regiment, and complimented the men-upon- their smartness. He was very pleased with the precision in drill shown by the men, and when

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It is under command of Major A. Chapman, of the Hongkong Volunteers; Captain James, of the 1st Chinese Regiment, and Lieutenant Armstrong, of the Hongkong Volunteers.

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Kung pad will very probably proceed to ** The splendid physique of the Indian troops, Wuchang to interview H. Viceroy Chang the suurt appearance of the Volunteers and Chih-tung, after the former's interview with dapper, appearance of the Chinese soldiers of Viceroy. Liu at Nanking conceming lika King Edward VII, casted much 'favourable | abolitiour, The object of Sheng Kung pao's comment, while the curious head-dress of both visit to Wuchang does not, however, refer to the Indian and Chinese troops aroused much that all-important question, but to consult with interest. Colonel Holmes, O., C.-No. 1 Viceroy Chang Chih-lung about certain matters District, having received instructions to do affecting the Lu Han (Peking-Hankow) and everything that lay in his power, to facilitate the Vish Han (Canton-Haakow); Railways the passage of the Contingent through his Apropos of Sheng Kung pao's visit, with the district, ruet the liner at Victoria and came on other Tariff Commissioners, tôi ! king, it was and will probably remals here rumoured quite recently in local mandarin

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