TELEGRAMS.
(Reuters.)
The Crimes Act--Sentences
Revised.
LONDON, October 3rd: Thences under the Crimes Act on Mr. MP for Birr, and Mr. E. Haviland Bulk 1: for Tullamore, have been grindsons pocal, the former to two Inbour months ToyContent,
vision of
'behaviour, #the laj prisonment. Military lished in the disturbed districts.
LATER
The Cholera in Egypt. Cholera continues to rage in Egypt. Since the 15th July 36,658 cases have been report el, and 30,988 deaths.
1
The Macedonian Insurrection. Turkey is making a great display of force which it, is thougßt likely will overawe the Macedonian revolutionaries. The Governor of Monastir, Northern Macedonia, reports the dispersal of three bands of insurrection
ists.
The Shipping Arrangements, It is announced officially in New York that the Morgan Shipping Combine has stated that the agreement with the British Government provides for no discrimination against combination ships regarding the car- riage of mails, troops, etc, etc., and that there is no policy antagonistic to the com bination or continuance of existing contracts.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1902.
MR. JOHN BARRETT.
けい
General, Mr, W. A. Rublee, and confirmed to him in person the invitation of the United States for this Coloný to take part at St. Louis in Jo
SATURDAY'S CRICKET.
THE NEILL-FRAWLEY 00.48
AT THE CITY HALL- "SECRET SERVICE."
THE 20TH CENTURY VARIETY DISSATISFACTION ON
ENTERTAINERS.
was a bit off on account of having a sore throat. Master and Miss Rocha were all that could be expected with their clever dancing. Their ages
3.S; KOREA.
NOT ENOUGH FIREMEN,
THE WEATHER,
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg Acting Director, of the Hongkong. Obwór,, vatory dete
On the 6th at 11.ça am. The barometer has risen generally. Pressure is high over Chiną, S. Japan. Strong NE. monsoon along the and relatively low between the Loochoos and. China coast, and in the N. part of the China
Forecast-fresh NE, winds; fine.
The Pacific Mail liner Korea, according to reports to hand, was undermanned during
er last vajake has prevailed in the engine-room department. Se
and great dissatisfaction
We understand that she was manned
On
the sante scale as the City of Peking, and
shown experience has
that there were some 15 firemen too little, with the result that difficulty was encountered in feeding the furnaces. Besides this, she left
Frisco four days late, having encountered bad weather, fog and snow in the Straits
of Magellan on her "Cape Stiff" voyage, The compasses also are said to have given an amount oftrouble. The very latest is, that she is to have an adequate crew on the return passage to Art- rica, when the engines will be "opened out" and a record breaking, passage is expected. The vessel will not call either at Shanghai or Hon- olulu proceeding from Hongkong to Nagasaki, Kobe and Yokohama and from the latter port direct to San Francisco
THE KWANGSI REBELLION.
REPORTED CAUSES.
The Universal Gazelle says that the funda- are eight and ten respectively. "The Sketch, | mental cause of the Rebellion in Kwangsi was The Colonel, by Mrs. Stephenson, Mr. Stephen- | owing to General Su who was always indebied request and caused a great deal of amusement. son and Mr. Burgess was staged by specical to his'soldi:rs with reference to their pay and į Stephenson was also a success. The entertain- Kwangsi Govenorship, kai hat so many de-" when Governor Ting took over the seals of the 1
ment ended up with the Sketch a Fit of the mands upon the revenue, as the foreign nixes by the Messrs. Dannenbergs which was indemnity, etc, that there was a great defi- heim was in attendance during the evening. well appreciated. The Band of H.M.S. Blencieucy in the military funds, so since the
OPIUM QUOTATIONS.
- Hongkong,- 6th October, Today's quotations are as follows
Par chest,` Malwa NɛW
NO SALES LAST YEAR....@ $950/980 OLDEST
..@ 1000/1010
@ 910
PATRA NEW...........
OLD' BENARES NEW ....
OLD PERSIAN (PAPER)..
...@ 935 ..@ 909
...NO SALES ..@ 600/670
Co-dag's® Advertisements.
THEATRE ROYAL,
CITY HALL.
THE NEILL-FRAWLEY COMPANY,
PRESENTING
DANIEL FRAWLEY,
Supported by
Miss MARY VAN BUREN and a Company
of American Artists will produce
"LORD AND LADY ALGY,"
· INTERVIEWS HE. THE GOVERNOR, Mr. John Barrett, Commissioner-General for
SATURDAY'S Performance. the St. Louis World's Exposition, returned to After a slight pause in the unusual festivities
The Committee of St. Patrick's Club were. Hongkong on the Korea last Friday, and of the past few months, the round of Hong shaking hands with themselves on Saturday leaves for Manila to-morrow by the Rosetta kong's short season of pleasure was opened at owing to the success of the entertainment, Maru. He will remain in Manila only a few the City Hall on Saturday evening when the which was placed on their pretty little stage, days and then proceed to Indo-China, Siam, talented Neill-Frawley Company staged for by the 20th Century Variety Club. The build Straits Seulement, India, Ceylon, and Austra the first time in this colony William Gillette'sing was crowded and several people had to be. u Mr. Barrett has concluded his negotiations powerful play, Secret Service, to a crowded turned away as there was no available roami with the Chinese Government and with the house. Many disadvantages faced this
left The windows looking out into Garden five principal Viceroys, all of whom he has Company on Saturday night but for all that Road were blocked with people who were he pro personally visited." is final negotiations were
it must be gratifying to Mr. Frawley and his unable to obtain seats although they were good with Sheng Kung-Pro at Shanghai a few days Company to know that although hampered by ticket holders, The programme, which was a one month imago. The Chinese officials have shown re- the want of sufficient staging accommodation, lengthy one, went off like clock work. Mrs. s are being estab-markable Interest in the Louisiana Purchase and the handling of huge pieces of scenery by the
Exposition and have discussed, the matter of Celestial scene shifter, they rose superior to the Stephenson's rendering of Home, Dearic, Home was received with enthusiasm and she had to Chinese participation in a very practical way occasion and achieved quite a distinct success. respond several times and sang As Your with the Commissioner-General. His audience Another thing which must have presented it- Hair Grows Whiter, Star of Bethlehem and with the Emperor and Empress-Dowager at the self to the public was the quick work done by Allarney. The Francis Brothers were perfect beginning of his work in China had an excellent the Company in adapting themselves to the and kept the half in roars of laughter. Gus effect on Viceroys, Governors, and merchants, stage and the erection of the scenery, though Gregory was very funny in performing and they seemned aroused to an appreciation of somewhat cramped, in such a short time, his famous somersault. He unfortunately the advantage to Chinn which will result from especially when we come to think that the dropped the Hongkong and taking part on a large scale. Although Hong-Korea, which brought the Company from Bank from his pocket.
Shanghai Poor Gus! he kong could be hardly expected to make much Shanghai only dropped her anchors in the
may have lost a few ten-cent pieces which, no of an exhibit of manufactures and products, harbour a few hours previous. Regarding the
doubt, will be a welcome find for the sweepers. it is hoped that the local Goverment will see play itself, Secret Service has achieved a world- Burgess, as usual, was in At. form, and so fit to prepare an exhibit showing the importance wide renown as first brought out by its
were Chiswell, Cullen and Dockree. Rogers of Hongkong as a commercial entrepot and author, Mr. William Gillette. It is an exciting its relation to the trade of China and the drama, based on the war between the Northern Philippines, by the use of maps, diagrains, and Southern States, and has a very powerful __statistics, _and_photographs. This morning_plot_worked_out_by_wellknown-characters.- Commissioner-General Barrett called on the The scene is laid in Richmond, Virginia, at Governor with the United States Consul. the time when the Federal army was in- vesting the town with a view to its capture. Dealing with a thrilling period of history, in the early sixties, Secret Service is full of excitement. The story set forth summed up is this. Edith Varney, daughter of a Con- federate officer of high rank, falls desperately in love with Captain Tharne, who, it is generally upposed, is a Confederate, but who, in reality is an influential member of the Federal Secret Service. Through pluck and daring, Cuplain Thorne got into the Southern lines, at Rich- mond, where it was his intention to work his The Roman Catholic community of Hong way into the Telegraph Office, whence he kong yesterday celebrated the Pontifical Jubilee might be able to send forth fictitious orders to the of His Holiness Pope Leo XIII. Sunday: Southerners and thus weaken their defences. though not the actual day of the Jubilee, was Eventually, Captain Thorne gets into the office, appointed by Bishop Piazzoli for celebration in C. P. Chater, c Powell, b France Hayhurst... 7 and by clever manipulating and maintaining Hongkong. Pope Leo XIII, who is 9 years
two provinces in Henan, The Chinese Gav. F. H. Meaden, B.N., 1. b. w., b. P well....... 6a sang froid attitude gains his point, and of age, has now reigned at the head of the Lieut. G. G. Bird, R.M... b Woodgates.....16 is in fact despatching a very important missive Roman Catholic Church for 25 years, and during the French Minister ordered General Su to ernment having been communicated with by
Lieut. Bland, R., b Mahon ... I ieut. Venables, R.W.F., c Hooper, b Lowe...36 when he is rudely awakened, and wounded his fontificate proved himself to be one of the exterminate then, in consequence many of the
.......... 3 by Benton Arve sford, an officer of the Con w, C, D. Turner, c Mahon, b Lowe............ 2
wisest and most popular of the Popes. The cele- federate Secret Service who, through shadowing brations in Hongkong began at 8 am. with a pacified. Thus General Su became more hat- rebels were killed and the French colony was W. R. Lemarchand, c Mabon, b Lowe... ...2 him, ad un him to earth. The guard is Pontifical High Mass at the Roman Catholic ed by the rebels. In former times, the rebels G. P. Lammert (Capt.), c Lowe, b Mahon...14 hurriedly called and Thorne is denounced by Cathedral. His Lordship Bishop Piazzoli had some fear of the Government troops, w. R. Robertson, b Powell. Major Berger, H.K., & Powell, b Malon... Arrelsford as a Federal spy, but when the officiated, and was assisted by the clergy, owing to their prestige, but after an engage- guards appear on the scene, and through the Among those present at the ceremony were the ment with the latter this spring during which coolness and presence of mind of the Captain, Consuls-General for Austria, Belgium, Brazil, over a score of General Su's body-guards were who even in this crucial moment unconcerned-Italy, Peru, Portugal and Spain, and officers of killed by the rebels, General Su began to lose ly picks up and smokes a cigar, accuses some of the warships in barbour. The sermon
his prestige with them, and just at that 8 Arrelsford of murderous attacks, and has the was preached by the Rev. A. M. Alves, SJ, time it happened as be was about to be
tables turned by having Arrelsford arrested, who was asked to come from Macao for the transferred to Hupeh, the rebels be whilst he resumes his work uninterrupted. purpose. "The musical portion of the service
formidable. Furthermore, the Just when the situation is getting extremely was in charge of the Cathedrai organist, Mr. U. various commandants allowed their soldiers awkward for him, Captain Thorne is saved by Baptista. Yesterday being also the feast of the
10 cause havoc among the people. When the Edith Varney producing a commission from Holy Rosary service was held in the afternoon.
rebels had dispersed to distant parts, they had the President authorising his appointment to
This commenced with the singing of the peaceful citizens captured and beheaded, in the telegraph office. The noble behaviour of Rosary, followed by a sermon by Rev. A. M. consequence, the peaceful citizens joined the Edith Varney so touches him that he revokes Alves, 5.1., Te Deum and Benediction of the
rebels as well. During the summer and the order which he had previously despatched. Blessed Sacrament, which was also attended autumn of this year, the rebels became so Finally, when every hope is lost and he is on by a large congregation. In the evening the
formidable throughout the Province that a his way to be shot as a Federal spy, a reprieve Cathedral, Catholic Union Club-house, St. rebellion was imminent. The officials of arrives and he is accordingly treated as an Joseph's College, the French and Italian Naoning were so helpless that they dared Having connection with Company's- Mail, ordinary. prisoner of war and a happy reunion Mission buildings, and the Bishop's resi not leave their yamens, yet at that time, I
Steamers to ADEN, SUEZ, FORT SAID, takes place.
dence at Caine Road were beautifully the rebels had
MESSINA, NAPLES, LEGHORN and пос dared to attack illuminated with lanterns. On the Cathe-cities
GENOA, or assassinate officials. It was
The Education Bill.
Mr. Dallour and Mr. Chamberlain deny that they intend to withdraw the Education Bill.
The German Emperor and the Boer Generals.
Regarding the proposed interview between the Boer Generals and the German Emperor, it is stated that the initiative was taken, not by the Generals themselves, but by powerful friends of the Boers in Berlin, who intimated that the request of the generals for an audi- ence with His Majesty would probably receive a favourable reply.
The Education Bill. There is a general stir in political circles in view of the approaching parliamentary session, the non-conformist opposition to the Education Bill growing, and extending even in a section of the Unionist sphere. Mr. Chamberlain will preside at a private con- ference of Birmingham Unionists on Thurs.
day next to discuss the subject of present arrangements.
The U. S. Coal Miners' Strike, LONDON, October 4th. President Roosevelt's efforts to settle the coal miners' strike in the United States have been abortive, both sides uncompromis ing.
A Transvaal Loan. "The Financial News states that Mr.
XXXII.
a win for the first XII. The scores are as The cricket match on Saturday resulted in
follows:-
XX -First fanings.
G. Moule, b Lowe......
H. W. Smith, RA, 1. b. w., b France-
Hayhurst Major Radcliff, 33rd B.I., & France-Hayhurst,
b Powell...
Major Clark, R.A.M.C., c sub, b Mahon P, W. Goldring, and b Powell...... Lieut. Sutor, R.A, & Campbell, b Powell ... T. C. Gray, st Garde, ↳ Powell ... J. P. Jordan. b Powell
A. Humphreys, b Mahon.....
G. A. Woodcock, not out, W. W. Clark, c Ward, b Powell
F. D. Bajni b Mahon....... Extras..
Total......... XII-First Innings
31
I
12
2
◊
!
Q
2
.158.
R. B. Garde, R.N., b Turner...... Lt, France-Hayhurst, R.W.F., b Smith, Capt. D. Campbell, H.E.R. (Capt.), c
Lammert, b Smith
Lieut. Moberley H.K.R.“¢ Bird, b W, W,
✓Clark
J. Hooper, c. Bird, b Smith....
Chamberlain will introduce a bill authoriz ing a Transvaal loan of thirty millions sterl-A G. Waid, a Jordan, b Smith...... ing for the purpose of redeeming Boer Capt. Clapham, R.A., b Smith obligations and promoting public works. 5. Powell, st Goldring, b Smith...
The Transvaal's contribution to the cost of the war will remain in abeyance for three or four years, but it will not eventually much exceed a maximum of fifty millions sterling.
(Shanghai Mercury.) The New Lord Mayor of London:
LONDON, 29th September. tir Marcus Samuel, Alderman of the city of London, has been elected Lord Mayor of London.
J. A. Woodgates, c and Turner..... Lieut. Mahon, R.N., 1.b.w. b Meadèn Licut, Silver, R.M.,. not out........ A. R. Lowe, not out
Extras........
2
-56
I
com...12 .33
O. M. R. W.
4
DOWLING ANALYSIS.
XXII. First innings.
Silver Lowe
France-Hayhurst.....
- Q
130 3
28
JO.T 2 33
11 7
43
4 I (2
4
Dealing with individual acting, the part of the heroine Edith Farney was entrusted to the safe hands of Miss Elizabeth Stewart. Her acting was superb, whilst in the passages where light playfulness and pathetic scenes were required she showed to perfection ber gracefulness and dramatic powers.. In Mr. Daniel Frawley we have a perfect delineation
of Captain Thorne. The characteristics are
PONTIFICAL JUBILEE.
CELEBRATION IN HONGKONG.
soldiers could not do their work with hungry stomachs, neither could they sit still and wait for death, nor could they go to their native homes to resume their agricultural occupation for fear of the officials who would upon their return treat them as rebels, they gathered in bands and robbed the people and thus they were! dermed wandering rebels by the authorities, and captured wherever they were found and behead- ed in every instance, Last year these rebels united with a body of Annamites and occupied
caine niora
dral facade were the words Vivisa Ver Visu about the sixth moon, when a well-known made up of lanterns, and the Bishop's residence officer, Colonel Wong, of the Government bore the inscription 1837-1902 and Vivisa Ver Visa lighted by electricity, and on the front of the Spanish and French Mission-houses was a large transparency of Leo XIII's likeness which attracted the attention of
a large number of passers-by. The French Convent at the Fraya East was beautifully decorated with flags and Japanese lanterns. Several private residences of the Catholic community at Belilios Terrace, Chico Terrace, Peel Street, Shelly Street, Caine Road and Hollywood Road were illuminated with Japa- nese lanterns. At 9 o'clock Bishop Piazzoli held a reception at the Catholic Union of Glenealy. The Club-house was decorated with lanterns, made in the shape of a large cross for the occasion. At a few minutes. to nine the Bishop arrived accompanied by members of the Roman Catholic clergy and the bells of the Cathedral sent forth peels of joyous chimes to the strain of the Band which strack up the Portuguese National Anthem. By kind permission of the officers of the 33rd Burma Infantry, the band was in
based on those of a brave soldier who, for Total (10 wickets) .........198 | patriotic feeling, is compelled to lower his
martial spirits and launch forth in the igno minious career as a spy. The acting of Mr. Frawley amply demonstrated this feeling, and in moments of sterling bravery, coolness and inminent danger, especially in the trying zordeal of the telegraph office, his manner of 8 acting is powerfully produced. As Benton Arielsford, the character was ably pourtrayed by Mr. Gardner Crane, whose treatment of the 6le was to the point, and successfully thril
ling. Miss Eva Dennison and Mr. Chauncey Southern appearing in the role of Caroline 6 Mitford and Wilfred Varney, respectively, gained unstinted praise, and though from certain quarters we hear that the accents were too pronounced, yet it must be borne in mind that at that time, it was characteristic of the attendance throughout the evening, and en- period. In Miss Christine Hill, we have alivened the proceedings by discoursing an
2
19
12 103 5
XII-First Innings.
[Sir Marens Samuel, was created Knight in Powell 1893 He has been Alderman of the city of Woodgates ............. London since 1891;"D. L. of city Sheriff Clapham 1894-95; J. P. for Kent. He was born in 1853 Mabon second son of the late Marcus Samuel; marri ed in 1881 to Fanny Elizabeth the eldest. 'daughter of the late B. Benjamin., He was educated at Brussels, and has travelled widely in the Far East and Japan, where he establish- ed a business. He introduced the innsport of petroleum in bulk through the Suez Canal, aud was knighted for services rende
rendered to H.MS Victorious.”“”
Chine)
Zola.
und dead in his bed, It is believed to be accidensphyxiation zus to the emana
Madahe Zog
fons from stovė. A
inquest has been ordered ejections were found on the room was heated by a continuous draught,
ame time an se traces of carpet and the vast stove with
CHINA GRIFFINS,
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
The China Navigation Company's teamer, Kæsiyang, Capt. Hooker, arrived from Tientsin yesterday morning and landed 45 China Griffins at the Douglas Pier soon after nine o'clock She then proceeded to the Kowloon wharf to discharge cargo. The Kariyang, though ex- poncing fine weather, encountered a choppy Bown the coast, but taking everything fato ideration the ponies appear in excellent
ASAHI JAPANESE BEER
|
Smith Radcliff
w. w. Clark Turner Meaden... Lemarchand, Lammert Jrdan
Major Clark.........
THE NAVY.
W.
0. M. R.
19
87
5
10
6 2 20
6
27
3
10
4
20
10
5
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H.M. first-class cruiser Endymion (Captain A. W. Paget, C.M.GS was paid off at Chathamn on 4th ult. on hef return from, three years' service on the China Station, and her crew proceeded on Jeave. She will later in the financial year be refitted for another term of active service.
The French gunboat Kersaint left for Tonkin on Saturday morning
troops, was mortally wounded by a shot from the rebels that the Government troops became more weakened, while the rebels became stronger. Since the arrival of the new Gover. nor Wang Chi Chua, funds were collected for exterminating the rebels, but after a month in Wuchen, over two hundred of his soldiers deserted as the climate did not agree with them, so he has not decided upon a mode of procedure. Owing to these causes the rebels became so bold that they attacked the city of Shi-un and occupied it. It is reported that the fes desperados there succeeded in starting great uprising.
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HIS MAJESTY THE KING
THE TWO POPULAR
quaint delineation of Afartha. Mrs. Gardner in excellent selection of music. Among those SCOTCH
her role of Afrs. Varney ably managed her present we noticed the Consul and Vice-Cupsul
part, whilst Mr. Jeffrey Wiliam appeared as a typical General Randolph. As Lieut. Foray Mr. Jack Amry was good while Mr. Wallace Shaw, in the guise of the old plantation coloured servant Jonas, sustained his part admirably. The audience were quite satisfied with what they witnessed and were not chagrin in their applause. Towards the end of the last part, Mr. Frawley came forward, and after thanking the house for their kind patronage, assured them that on Monday night, he intended to use the Theatre scenery, thus curtailing the delays which the nature and size
The Portoguese gunboat-Zaire arrived from of his scenery entailed. Macao on Friday.
THE ARMY. Lieutenant M. R. Chanson, R.G.A., has bees appointed garrison adjutant at Singapore, Orders were issued on the 4th ult for the Gamson Artillery at Dover to prepare drafts for embarkation for Hongkong and Malta.
A very laughable incident occurred on the conclusion of Mr. Frawley addressing the audience. The bandmaster of the Burmese Band, thinking that it was the end promptly struck up the National Anthem, and when explained matters, be rose to the occasion by the Manager appeared on the footlights and striking up to the time of The Star Spangled Banner.
For to-night Lord and Lady Algy, a comedy in three acts, by Mr. A. C. Carton, is billed. The transport Watoel is expected to-morrow Miss Mary Van Buren will appear as Lady afternoon or Wednesday morning. Sodley and Mr. Frawley as Lord Algy,
for Portugal and there was such a large attend. ance that the compound of the Cathedral was thronged with a jubilant concourse of people. The proceedings terminated shortly before mid-night. While recording the festivities of such an auspicious occasion we proffer our congratulations to the Roman Catholic com. mily over whom may their Portiff reign for. many years to come.
ROBBERIES WITH VIOLENCE,
PRISONERS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.
Three Chinamea, charged on two different counts with armed robberies with violence, pleaded not guilty. It appears that on the 22nd July, four Chinamen engaged a sampan, to
they displayed daggers and ransacked the convey them to Mongkok, but about half way
boat. After a lengthy hearing the prisoners were committed for trial. .
Four other men were then similarly charged for a crime committed on the 23rd August. They were also committed for trial,
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