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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1902,
"DEATHS. On the toth September, at 5, Chusan Road, Shanghai, DENHAM UTHRIE, the infant son of J, M. Harloe, aged a months and 19 days.
At the Shanghai General Hospital, on the 1th September, G. DOUGHERTY, of the Imperial Maitime Castonis Service, Ningpo.
Hongkong Celegraph
HONGKONG, THURSDAY, SKPI 16, 1902.
INLAND WATER NAVIGATION.
LOCAL AND GENERAL. CHOLERA IN ILOILO is assuming some- thing of an epidemic form.
THE GRIFFINS are all well and gradually picking up. They are given morning and even ing walking exercise. PLAGUE MORTALITY since the beginning of the year show that four Europeans, $33 Chinese and 15 other Asiatics, making a total of 552 have died. There have been 565 cases, 539 being Chinese, to other Asiatics and si- Europeans
were charged by a Mr, Friemann, proprietor of the "Land We Live In Hotel, with stealing a bag of clothing and a pair of shoes. After hearing the evidence for the prosecution, Mr.
did not look upon favourably the purchase of the site at Cou-sd. Is it a fair question to put to the writer, how does he know that the inten-
tion of M. Doumer was to have here barracks and not a sanitarlum and upon what foundation does he affirm that this was the manifest intan tion of M. Daumer?
| CHOLERA —During the week ended 13th | A SPECIAL SALE will be held on week manifest intention was not a sanitarium so September one case of cholera was repo ted | days at the Italia, Convent from the 1st to thin chass military barrick which the Chinese 8th October on behalf of the orphans. Many Guigrament itself would not have liked as it as having occurred in the city of Victoria.
useful and fancy articles will be found on the THEFT OF CLOTHING :~Two seamen
stalls, and those wishing to help forward the good work being carried on at that institution should make a point of attending the sale. THE LONG VACATION:-The Supreme Court enters upon the Long Vacation next Saturday. The vacation terminatės“ on A TRIP AROUND THE WORLD-in plan the Supreme Court and offices open solely for Friday, 17th October. During this period
the Criminal Sessions, for the issuing of write and the receiving of interlocutory applications, or the transaction of any business in Summary Jurisdiction.
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that the Viceroy of Canton, through the man- much favoured by the Chinese Government
datin of Heungshan, even attempted, in violation, to arrest the Chinaman Hip-lui-san, in the Chinese Club at Macao, owing to the fact that certain corpses were buried in this REFORMATORY SCHEME AT NAGA site, which was the property of a French SAKI:-For some time past the idea of build- missionary, and which became the subject a ing a Reformatory at Nagasaki has been in the month or so ago of much attention on the part minds of the authorities, and it was hoped that--both of the English and Portuguese press of the plan might be carried out during the next Hongkong. fiscal year. The Nagasaki Press understands Let us see now the great argument of the that the curtailment of expenditure which bas | Larvy to show what constitutes the anti- been found necessary makes this impossible, and the scheme must lie in abeyance for same
time.
| CHINA INLAND MISSION SCHOOLS :- The three schools for foreign children in con- neruan with the China Inland Mission opened in the 7th inst. The opening address was given by the Rev. Gilbert Reid. He com plimented the Mission, as it deserves, for its enterprise and courage in starting these schools, though its particular work has been among Chinese in the interior. He spoke of the peculiar attractions and advantages of the period of school life. Each of the schools has karl several additions showing that confidence s still extended to the management, notwith- stating the unfor.unnte and sad calamity of the last session.—N. C. D. News,
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CRIMINAL LAW REVISION-It is re ported that the Japanese Government is en
DELIBERATE AFFRONT TO RUSSIA --- The Vienna Went Prese Presse states that the Queen of Rousnania has invited. Folsion to settla (gaged in a revision of the Criminal Code, and permanently in Bucharest as her honoured guest She reminds him that if he ends his days in Roumania no one will deny him a Choshan bunal. The paper think Tolstor will accept. The invitation is regarded in Vienna as a deliberate affiont to Russia.
the new Regulation, the following ser
CANADIAN STEEL SHARES A flurry tion of Article N should be of interest to of excitement was caused by the Nova Scotia riter steamboat owners sailing under the Steci Company sung of the companies men Tech Hag. 27, Ju is further agreed | tioned in connection with the repor ed Anglo-
FURNITURE Kongmont shall be opened as a Treats
DEALERS.
DRAWING-ROOM.
DINING-ROOM,
and REILROOM
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GLASS and
FURNITURE.
CIANA WAARES
PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF"
FILTERS,
ROCHESTER LAMPS,
WHITE TURKISH TOMVLLS.
COUNTERPANES
COOKING RANGES.
HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES
Canadian Steel Combination) formally deciding to issue the balance of the common stock remaining in the treasury, namely, 19910,000
of it as par to boiders of common strek whe duliars, and to offer right away 1,030,000 dollars
appeared on the record on 20th August. FUEL OIL FAILS
-The New York corres pondent of the Morning Post telegraphs that the Standard Oil Company, which has been experimenting with fuel oil for the past two months in its Bayonne shops, gave orders thr
Pan. and that. in addition to the plac named in the special Article of the Burmal Convention of ath February, 1897. British Steamers shall be allowed to land or sip cargo andi passengers, under the same regula tions as apply to the "Ports of Call on the Yangtze River, at the tallowing "Ports of Call Pak Tau Hat, Lo Ting Han, and Do Sing, and to land or discharge passen gers at the following ten passerger landing stages on the West River Yang K, Mah Sing, Kau Kong, Kuluw, Wong On, How Lak, Luk Pu, Yuet Sung, Lak. To, and Fung other day for the experiments to be discontin Chuen." 1 is the very passenger trafic
ued. It has been found that coal is cheaper which the stern wheel thats were intended than the oil which the Trust was using. Tis to secum, and now with these ten landing is the first really unsuccessful trial of fuel on stages accessibile to British owned boats on which has taken place during the past so the West River considerable advantage month must accrue to them At one time, runtrary to captain, at was believed that the opening of the West River to Breign com He would have given impetus to the trade heuce to Macao etc., but it has been found that while there has been a great
PHOTOGRAPHIC falling oft in the steamship returns from
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PROMPT RETURN Hongkong, 8th July, 1902.
(7286 GEO. PATTON & CO.
Hare for Sale a large Consignment of H. W. JOHNS & CO.S ASBESTOCEL SECTIONAL PIPE COVERING, ASBESTOCEL SHEET!
FLUES, BULKHEADS, &c.
STILL CHINA
PRACTISING ARCHERY An Imperial Decree, issued on September 8th, reads as follows: -When the exammation of the Imperial Body-guard was held this time in archery, we found that very few among them were efficient. In considera-
Hongkong to Macan that from the Portuguese of their ability to practise during the Colony to Hongkong has been very largely disturbance in 1900, especial grace is shown mcreased. s. with the accessibility of the } places above mentioned for the passenger
trattic it is not unreasonable to
them by granting them offices as recommend- ed by the Princes and Muisters, but they suppose that thing trade will be further and should in future practice archery diligently so as largely augmented both to the advantage of to become efficient, and if they should be found the labouring class on the fertile banks of again to be out of practice, they will be smaller owners of British steamers. Of course, the West River and the representatives of degraded and cashiered and no posts will be
granted them.
of the Code of Criminal Pcedure, with a view to introducing revised drafts at the next session of the Dist. With regard to the former, it is almost identical in substance with the draft submitted to the National Assembly at its last session, though there are some slight altera. i uns. In the Code of Ciminal Procedure, however, there are many points which need re- vision, serious defects Baving been shown to exist by the actual working of the Code.
TERKIBLE CORONATION SCENES :- The coronation in Kintore quarrying district was celebrated by a free gift of 80 gallons of beer, which was placed in the public square, drink being supplied to all who wanted it. There were some disgraceful scenes, even child- ren becoming intoxicated, and as the evening on some terrible scenes of drunken revelry were witnessed. During one of these brawls a quarry worker named Alexander Tagram was kicked to death, in connection with which a man was remanded on a charge of murder at Aberdeen.
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THE RUINS OF THE FORMER HOMES of cliff dwellers in Northern Arizona will be visited this month by a party of St. Louis and Washington scientists, who propose to dig for specimens to be taken to the World's Fair in 1904 Arrangements are also under way for a collection of specimens from the petrified in ests of Northern Arizona, also to be part of Anzona's calibit at the Exposition. The
Arizona World's Fair Commission has applied
to Washington for permission to take from the reserve such specimens as may be satisfactory and will give a proper idea of the beauty and value of these petrified trees.
experiment training ships for stokers were now being taken towards gelting it. As an
These are to be turned into permanent schools. some time ago established at home ports. Thanks to the interest which Admiral Sir Charles Hathan, the Lommander-in-Chief, takes in the matter Portsmouth will possess the first of these useful establishments. There the old warship Nelson is being fitted out for
A STOKERS' COLLEGE-An outcome of the water-tebe boiler agitation is that in future naval stokers are to be trained to a greater proficiency in their work. It's recognized that with such excellent opportunities afforded it
good storing has become a great essential to is surmised that British interests will meet THE INAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY the efficiency of warships. A practical step is The Funan Steamship Company, a Japanese with strong opposition from Japanese steam launch owners and others. In fact, there is complary formed to engage in the coasting already a ruments that a powerful Chinese trade in China, decided, at the meeting held and PAPER for covering BOILERS and syndicate. in view of the profits that might by its organisers at Tokyo a few days 280, accrue from the river traffic, is contemplating to convene the first general meeting for Satur the building and running of a large river
On that day resolutions in regard to day last. steamer in competition with the lines now the -ppointinent of five directors, two auditors, regularly plying between this and the river. ine ports. But whatever elfect competition and a board of advisers, as well as of establish. STEAM PACKING, GASKETS and may have on the outside world the advang a branch office ai Changsha, were to be FIREPROOFING MATERIALS.
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patriotism of those who do not fall in with the view to oppose the establishment of a French sanatorium at Macao. Here it is:" In the event of a conflict between France and a Power interested in the integrity of Chinese territory in this region, it will be very; difficult for Postugal to maintain the neutrality of Macao will a Franch sanitarium there. It is to the purpose to say: Pusturiunt montes, nascitur ridiculus mur. I do not know how the writer interprets the right of Neutral States. I these States can render assistance to any of the belligerents and even to a certain number of vessels of war, privateers and cruisers, what fear can there be to found a sanitarium ?
If
Candidly speaking, the writer seemed to have had in view the filling of his columns and not to bave attached importance to the good.
judgment of the public. His other arguments
carry the same weight and I therefore refrain from troubling myself to refute them and ity, the patience of my readers.
As I am writing” will-you-përmit me, Mr.
Major General Sir William Cascoigne, | Editor, to refer very briefly, in reply, to the KCMG., officer commanding the troops, toget-to articles that appeared in your paper of the her with Fady Gascoigne, leave the @jony next Thursday on board of the German mail steam ship Persson, and proceed to Japan where they intend spending about a couple of months, Major A. B. Hamilton and Captain the Hon. A W Trefusis are also going for a holdiay and will leare Hongkong the day after in morow. During their absence, their duties will he undertaken by Major W. A. C. Denny FAAC, who will doubtless have a busy time.
CORRESPONDENCE,
* Je not necessarily endorse the opinions exprased by Correspondents in this column.) ́·
FRENCH SANITARIUM IN MACAO,
Juno Euthy or the "HONGKONG TELEGRAP]},"
ruth inst, one a letter over the initial" H." and the other a translation of an article from the Patriota. I do not wish to discuss person al matters in the public press, but impelled by a sense of justice and in order to place facts before the public, I sought by legal arcu ments to defend the Acting Governor of Macao from the unjust imputations levelled at him, But for reasons stated in my first letter the publication of my article was refused, yew of this, I desire to say that I wrote not for the Papista only, bat for the public and do not admit that journal's right to make comments on my article before it is.published, and that it is not the "Patrinta or the Porvir that will either absolve or condemn me; but it is for the public opinion of Hongkong to judge an opinion which those papers have tried to influence with erroneous information and” a wrong appreciation of facts.
Yours faithfully,
Macao, September 15th, 1972.
A BASTO.
THE KWANGSI REBELLION.
TROOPS REPORTED DEFEATED,
SIR,-Under the above heading the Porvir endeavours to show cause why a French Sanitarium in Macao should not be permitted, thus boldly assuming to become the mouth- piece of the Portuguese. Government and public opinion. To this end it tries to analyse my letter published in your edition of the zand August. It commences by referring to that portion of my letter in which I made mention of the purchase by the French of a site in Cous, near Macao. The writer states: "50 that the boundaries of Macao not being yet defined and having the Portuguese Govern. inent their delegate in Peking to treat on this Dispatches from Wuchou, on the Wes, river, question, the French and Commendador Basto, Kwangsi provlace, to hand report that both their consular agent, of their own accord define Wang Chih-ch'un (new) and Ting Chen to our boundaries and go and purchase a site in a (retired), Governors of Kwangsi are sat place where Portugal desires for herself and Wuchou with their respective troops and whose possession she claims." Now, what has retainers, who total up to nearly 14,007 men the Macao Delimitation Mission or the design all told. This sudden infus, coupled with the of the Portuguese Government on Coussá, inundations culling off the usual supplies, have or yet over the whole island of Heung-shan to caused the prices of all edibles, etc,, to become, do with the sale of a private property? The abnormally high, much to the disgust of the writer must have certainly lost hold of his inhabitants. It is reported that an Imperial judgment if he thought that Portugal by decree has lately come down from Peking annexing Cou-så would become the possessor commanding Governor Ting Chên-to not to ga also of all private propriety therein. It seems up to Shansi at present, but to remain in natural that he is convinced also that be. Kwangsi and assist Govenor Wang Chih- cause the Americans seized the Philippine ch'un in suppressing the rebellion. After this they became also masters of the properties has been done the former will then be allowed of individuals. And why is the purchase of to proceed North to take over the Shansi Go- Macao spoken of in Germany; cannot the owner vemorship. Recent news received from various of Macan, in the opinion of the writer, dispose portions of Kwangsi province unanimously te of his property? By buying the site in Cou-sport successive defeats of the troops at the hands, the French defined our boundaries, so says the ofthe rebels, so that it is freely stated that, with Pervir; it is so convinced of this that if in the exception of Wucho and Kweilin, the. geniously puts the following question: "What bodies of Government troops, the rest of provincial capital, which are held by strong, name does the Commendador wish us to assiga to. this act? To which I would reply; wangst is covere with rebels and--floods |
Agreement for sale and purchase sanctioned by all gand principles and by treaties." The writer Turther asks: "Does it not seem that this is a wish and an endeavour to complicate the position of Portugal in South China and enlargement of the boundatics of our posses disturb legitimate Portuguese claims for the
sinn?" Decidedly Lot, since whether or not Punugal succeeds in a re-adjustment of the boundaries of Macao contracts legally executed must be respected and no one will be dep ived of his goods, "Let "Commendador. Basto's
my conscience answers: "Re always just and awn conscience make the reply. To which
proceed in conformity with the law and be regardless then of the consequences." :
N. C. D. Ntas.
SHIPPING AND MAIL NEWS,
MAILS DUE German (Preussen) to-morrow, Indian (Kumtang) to-morrow. Australian (4frlie) zand inst French (Salasie) 22nd inst Canadian (Athenian) 23rd inst. American (Korea) 18 h inst. Australian (Taiyuan) 28th iøst. Canadian (Empress of China) 30th inst American (Gaelic) ist prom American (Hongkong faru) 9th prox.
The steamer Kaisa-left Singapore on the 14 inst. for this pof and is due here on the 19th inst
The writer admits that any Portuguese con sul in foreign territory can draw up a deed of assignment for the sale and purchase of pro- pty in Macao; but says that if any consul- The N. Y. K. Co.'s steniner K'inshiu Aaru would commit the folly of y eparing an assign (American Line) left Shanghai for this port on men which is not regarded with favour by our the 15th inst. p.m., and is expected to anive
here on the 18th fast.) Government he places himself at the risk of The P&A S. Co.'s steamer Indravelli sailed" receiving a reprimand or of being dismissed from Portland on Sunday, am, the 14th inst
for Hongkong via Yokohama, Kobe and Moji and is expected here on or about the 14th, inst
The Canadian Pacific Railway Co.'s steamer Turlar arrived at Nagasalt 8 am, on Mon day," the 15th inst, and left again at 5 piti. same day for Kobe where she is due to arme at 6 am, on Wednesday, the 17th insi
from office.
He admits also that a French citizen has the right of establishing in Macao a hotel or other establishment exclusively for bis convalescent countrymen; but affirms that that was not M. Doumer's object, but that his COTTAM & CO, FOR SUMMER and FELT HATS, CUNDERWEAR
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