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SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE). DALY~$30 per anno. WEEKLY $13 por ama.

NOTHERS requires drastic treatment, for iis rotten to Ali, communications latende l for probijedina, lai the core. The patient must be induced to.

The HONGKONG TELEGRAPH adinseed to the Miller, 1 Ice Hen-e land, and believe in the efficacy of the physic before should be accompanied by the Writers Name and he can be trusted to take it voluntarily and there any sign that the Chinese regularly, Government perceives the error of its ways, and the benefits derivable from reform of its financial affairs? Unfortunately it does not, and it is should be clear therefore to any one of even the meanest intellect that she must be forced to take the remedy.we are endeavouring to apply to her. Force, and force alone, has ever effected any radical change in the patient's condition, and, we sadly fear nothing else will ever have a last- ing beneficial effect on the Sick Man of Asia. Will the Chinese rest satisfied with the pay- ment of one fixed sum at the point of entry or exit? And even if it has such an inter- tion has it the power to enforce its will upon

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THE NEW TREATY: We have received a copy of Mr. Edward 19.20 S. Little's pamphlet on the new Auglo

Chinese Commercial Treaty, the object of 22.80 which is to draw attention to the weak points--and there are many of them--in the instrument and to formulate strong opposi tion to the ratification of the Treaty on account of the certainty (as Mr, Litde avers) that it is bound to injure our commercial interests in China; encourage and faster illegal inland charges on foreign goods, and actually puts foreigners and Chinese in a less advantageous position than they are at present under the existing treaties, pecially as regards the provisions of the Transit Pass sections of the Treaty of Tientsin. Mr. Little certainly makes out a strong case against the Mackay Treaty, and the mere fact of his party being defeated by a narrow majority at the recent meeting of the China Association in Shanglui cannot

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be taken as proof that the opponents of the treaty are all wrong and the supporters of it thoroughly justified in doing their utmost to score a victory by means of the adoption of an amendment by Mr. J. O. P. Bland which,

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THE FEDERAL FLAG-His Majesty the the latter to Gibraltar. Time expi-1 King Hus approved, of the Federal uvern.. if any, at Singapore will Iso be conve THE HONGKONG TELEGRAFII will not ment's, design for the Australian Cuine by the Palawan.

monwealth flag.

In saying good-bye to the officers, N. C be published on Monday next...

officer and men of the 2nd Royal Welch INWATUS PARCEL by 's's l'arzangalla

mind the O.C. China Force, has placed on Fugiliers on their departure from his Com are now ready for delivery. “ ASAULTING A CONSTABLE -Two pri-

support, as well as the good conduct and disci record his ppreciation of the loyal and cordial ates in the R. G. A. were fined $13 and Sto respectively for assaulting a pol ce constable.

pline, under exceptional circumstances, of all. ranks of the detachment..

THE CROWN SOLICITOR: -ME EB. L. Bayley, the Crown Felicitor, who has been on trip to England retu as to the Colony by the next English mail siçamer.

NANGA THE WRECKED PHRA

on kong yesterday, to salvage expert left inspect the ss. Ph a Nang, which is ashore

on Tuton Island, of the Paracels group,

THE SS. NEWCHWANG has "re; orted having struck a submerged rock in Sanpwan Pass Her draught was 13 feet and at the time

42 fl. Rock bare N3E. 3 cables (13 ft.) S cep

Rock N74°W.

EARLY BOOKING:-Messrs. Melchers. & Ca, inform us at the list of sailings, for next Spring of the Imperial German Mail steamers has now been made public, and carly booking is desir ble for securing good accommodation. RESIGNATION OF A P.C.-P.C. Carpen- ter, No. 115; who has been in the Pulice force for a few months, has been obliged to hand in his resignation ong to ill health. He left for me by the English mail Churan this morning.

If not, then the new treaty can be of no value, except in a few minor details, unless we late ready at hand a large military force wherewith to verawe any recalcitrant officials. If we are to rely on our military and naval forces for the fullliment of the treaty we shall, we fear, be eternally at war in one or other of the provinces of China and that is, of course, not to be thought of, for such a policy would give to other powers a pretext for practically partitioning China. It seems, however, that the whole excitement and fuss about this new THE EUROBEAN. VINTAGE:-Messrs. treaty is premature, for if by the 1st January, W. and A. Gilbey's estimate of the European 1904, any one of the Powers has failed to vintage now concluding is 280,003,000 gallons "signify acceptance of these engagements "There is a deplorable deficiency in Rhine, and then the whole thing falls to the ground. Moselle, but, while Burgundy, is short, the This being the case, we are heartily in quality is superir. accord with Mr. Eile in his plea for an CONCESSIONS IN CHINA -According amendment of the Mackay Treaty providing to a London cable to Australian papers, dated for some alternative whereby the position of fath ult, petroleum, coal, and iron concessions, British Goods, as far as inland circulation is covering 16 counties of the miland Chinese Province of Szechuen, have been granted to concerned, should be clearly stated and

reparade English and French companies, delinitely defined. This can be done by reverting to the Transit l'ass clauses of the ESTERHAZY LEAVES THE ESTITS: Tientsin Treaty which provide that upon Order of the Jesuils, and the priesthood, and payment of an import duty of 5 per cent claims a return of £33,020. The authorities of and transit dues of a4 per cent foreign the Order refuse to return the money, on the goods shall be free from any further ground that it was an unconditional gift from

taxation whatsoever. Germany, Esterhazy, already semi-oficially amounced

-Count Paul Esterlway, has abandoned le

THE CHINA CONTINGENT:-A band: fall in sonie tablet to the memory of the members

in our humble opinion, was merely a stra-inland tegic move to snatch a few votes at the has eleventh hour and therely "save the face" that she does not intend to of the Committee, which, it appears, had line with Great Britain in regard to treaty of the New South Wales Nazal Contingent, approved the treaty before obtaining the opini-revision, and it is hardly likely that Russia

on of the whole of the members of the Associa

tion then resident in Shanghai. The Treaty was at first greeted, at home and in Shang- hai, as a great triumph and a distinct step A. S. WATSON & Co., in advance because it was supposed that it clearly provided for the abolition of all inland taxation designated by the native authorities as Lekin, but a careful examina tion of the document revealed the fact that what the Chinese negotiators gave with the right hand they took back with the left, fur in place of Lekin the treaty clearly provides for other inland taxes as well as a considerable increase of duties, A., from a ataximum of 7 per cent to a uniform 12 per cent, no goods being allowed free entry as provided for in the Tientsin Treaty. Of the inlang taxes, probably the Consumption Tax will prove the most vexatious, for it is likely to perpetuate the annoyance and incessant difficulties arising from the levy of Lekin, Loti-shui, Ter- minal Tax and other

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who lost their lives on active service in China, Its been erected in the Sydney Town-ha'l by the officers, relty-officers, and men of the New South Wales naval forces. The tablet is of white marble on a black marble mounting, and the inscription is in lead. BRITISH VOLUNTEER SYSTEM-The Kaiser, while believing that the English system of voluntary enlistment in the army would be

unworkable in Germany, has directed experts to prepare a report upon its applicability to Germany. It is considered in Germany, that the British volunteers are a me si efficient body, and a good investment, and that the Gvern

asending the Hall at Government House on GOVERNMENT HOUSE BALL-Officers

The latter may be removed alter the quadrille Munday will wear levee dress with swords,

AN ARREST has bien nude in connection with the Inss of jewelry and cash from the house of Mr. Rusell, of the Kowloon Docks. We reported the occurrence a few days since and will give further ficts when the case is heard

ment should spend more upon them. DISTRESS IN CANADA:-Òwing to the coal strike and want of fuel, there is increased mortality among children in Momreal. The municipality is supplying the town with wood Mr. Louis 1. Forget, a senator, has made a gist`i of 100 000 dollars to a fuel fund. The Govern- ment is transporting coal free in Nova Scotia and Montreal The Mayor of Toronto has

next week.

The Officer Commanding Troops, long Kong has also placed on record the gallant services done by this Battalion in China, and their orderly conduct and' discipline whilst in' Uong Kong, and his regret that they are leav-

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POLICE CONSTABLE JAMES COP-ing the Command. LAND, who had been a member of the police force for three years, died from heart disease af the Government Civil Hospital this morning. Prior to P. C. Copland joining, the police force he was a private in the Royal Welch Fusiliers.

The .s. Changsha, which anived from Manila this morning, brought Miss Janet Wal THE ANNUAL SESSION of His Majesty's 26 performies to support her. As the boat corf, the well-known actress and a company of Justices of Peace will be held in the justice's anclared, several launches diew up alongside Room at the Magistracy on Friday 14th day of and a number of people stepped on bind to November 1902, at 3.30 pm for the purpose of welcome die company, the ladies being pre- considering the applications for Publican's and sented with handsome bouquets, The leading Adjunct Licenses for the year 100:-1903 members of this popular organisation are well. Particulars appear in another column. ! known in Hongkong, and a cordial reccption was DEFRAUDING THE GOVERNMENT endured by press and representative cbzens Before Mr. F. A. Hazeland, at the Police Coutt who arrived on a special launch attended by this morning, three native builders were Mr. A. Seymour, the company's representative. charged with injuring a water meter, at the In addition to Miss Wal lorf, the company-in- junction of Robinson Road and Seymour Road, cludes Mr. Norval McGregor, who is ultrady' also with moving the indicators. The defend popular with Hongkong audiences, Mr. Wilson ants were seen by a Chinese foreman opening Forbes, a prominent Australian actor-manager, meter and unscrewing the different parte. At and a number of artists of first class reputa the fine the meter showed 155,000 gallons and ton. The whole combination is under the at present it indicates 150,000 gallons. It direction of Mrs. A. 1ow Curier, whose posi seems that the defendants were attempting to i on in the detrical world is well established." defraud the Government After a lengthy The box plan opened to-day at Robinson's, hearing, the prisoners were each sentenced to when an exceptional demand was made for three months hard labour without the option of seats. a fine.

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NAVAL NOTES.

The Austrian cruiser Kalier Kari VI-lest for

THE FOLLOWING RETURNS of the average amount of Bank Notes in circulation Nanking this morning. and of specie in reserve in Hongkong, during the month ended 31th October, 1902, as certified

by the managers of the respective Banks, are published in the Government Gusefte

BANKS

Average Specie in Amount. Resei ve..

Chartered Bank of India,

Australia and China...$3,229,030 $1,600,000 Hongkong and Shanghai

Banking Corporation... 9,609,183 5,000,000 National Bank of China,

Fimited

445,382

$13.263,595 6,750,000

Total

150,000

THE ALFRESCO FETE-Readers are reminded that the Alfresco fete will take place to-morrow from 9 10 11 pm, in the compound of the Roman Catholic Cathedral at Glenealy. The proceeds are.

be devoted to the Italian Convent in order to meet the necessary expenses the Sanitary Bard. The entrance lee is only for some sanitary improvements ordered by

and the holder is entitled to a souvenir it the ticker is exchanged on the night of the fete. Colonel Iremonger and officers of the 33rd Burma Infantry have kindly given permission for their band to be in attendance to enliven the proceedings.

HONGKONG ODD VOLUMES SOCIETY.

ARMY NOTES.

Leave of absence to the neighbouring coun tries is granted to the Fev. E. J. Hardy, Chaplain to the Forces, from 15th to 17th instant. During his absence, the duties of chaplain to the Church of England troops, will be penomed by the Rev. J. U. France of Saint Faul's College.

QUONG TART BRUTALLY!!!

ASSAULTED

AND ROSLED.

At the Sydney Police Court last month. Frederick Duggan, an enginear, was charged with assaulting Mr. Quong Tart, who is very well-known to many of our Hongkong readers, and robbing him of about £20 it notes, gold, and silver, en August 10

merchant and refreshment room proprietor, and: was sitting in his office, when accused walked in with a handkerchief tied round his face. "Hez?

↑ According to Mr. Tart's evidence, he is a tea,

asked him what he wanted, and accused sepied,

and France will be particularly complacent. in the matter. Then there is Italy to be considered. Foiled in her attempts four years ago to obtain the "Icase" of base on the Chinese littoral, she no attempt to exact some important concessions as a quid pro quo for causing her merchants to pay increased dues and duties to the Chinese Government? Belgium, too, is a very unecrtain factor of the situation, for she may get her cue from the Powers with whom she has been "shuffing cards" in

want to see you very urgently.I want 1 respect of the financing of the Luhan

warn you, I am from the Detective Ofice. Do you know, there is a murderer he e now and Hankow-Canton railways. Some of the Powers Bay put. forth preposterous

come to attack you?” Withest said, "Wha claims for special "spheres of influence,"

in the markets" and accused replied, * One of the men who killed Constable Guilfoyle is there now." How do you know?"’asked..._ respecting which the Committee of the Hongkong Chamber of Commerce expressed

witness, and accused replied, "1-"am from i its opinion in the clearest manner when

the Detective Office; my name is Dejeri. Lord Charles Beresford was in China on a

Smith." Accused then explained that be commercial mission in 1898, and to whom it

hd fed the handkerchief over his face. submitted a series of resolutions. The

to try and catch the murderer, and suf 5th March, 1951, Lecture by the late Me Jdenly said, He's coming now--he's conting Chamber pointed out that in the interests

A PROTIBIND IMMIGRANT:-At the Francis, K.C., upon "The Situation in the of commerce it is vitally necessary that the Sydney Water Police Court the other day Far East." position of Hongkong as the natural outlet Louis Francois, or Frank Osipan (23). 16th April, 1901, Lecture by Mr. Alexander something in his pocket wrapped in paper and and focus for the trade of the Two Kwang seanian, was charged with being a pro-Mi hie upon, "The Political Obstacles to Mis- provinces should never be lost sight of" inhibited immigrant found within the Commos- sionary Success in China.

The annual general meeting will be held at considering any claims to "spheres of wealth in contravention of the Immigration influence" that may be put forward either Restriction Act. It was stated that the accused the office of the undersigned, 15, Bank Build then or in the future; and it went on to say.

was a native of Mauritius, and bad desenedings on Thursday, 13th November, 19, at from the Chinese steamier Tsinan. He was 5p.m. The accounts, a copy of which is set out overleaf, and which have been kindly audited by Mr. W. King, will be presented at that meeting with a view to their being passed..

The following is the report for the period 1900-1902

cabled to Cardiff, appealing to British coal-the last general meeting: owners to give a preference to Canada,

The following meetings have licen held since

on the import and export trade of the country although such exactions are clearly barred by Art. XXVIII of the Tientsin Treaty. The "benefits " derivable from the new treaty are unquestionably dependent on the honesty and sincerity of the Chinese Government for realisation. This is gen- erally admitted by the strongest supporters of it and yet, as the Shapghai Mertury tying as it does half way between India and sentenced to four months' imprisonment.

men BTC

pertinently remarks, "the same unable to advance any evidence that the character of the Government has undergone any change or that there is any disposition on the part of the Chinese Government to administer the new treaty any more honestly and sincerely than it has other and existing treaties." Herein lies the

which turns all other treaties and con-

AN EMPIRE DAY-The Australian State Premier, Sir John See, has received à letter. from the Earl of Meath, advocating the establishment of an "Empire Day," and giving.

of

now let me get behind the door." When accused jumped behind the door, witness Kaw

when, he took it out it was an iron bar Accused held the bar up arif to strike someone, and witness went in the telephone: Ac-used then sprang on h'm like a cal, and struck him.. us the frehead with the bar, knocking him down Winess put his hands up, saying, "Don't kill ine, man don't kill me."- Bul c eased struck him four more blows. He then p preached the table, where about "o was lyuka A and d shed out of the door, saying, "Don't date

who is wiling to do so, is requested to kindly

Any member of the Society, who is willinglow me, or I will de for you. After the ac ensed had gone, witness recovere, and rali to the to read a paper himself or knows of any friend refreshment-room, and was medically attended. communicate with the undersigned.

and discussions

IL E. POLLOCK, he

Hon. Serretary, Hongkong, 6th November, 1903.

DEPARTURE OF THE ROYAL WELCH FUSILIERS.

After the arrest of accuard, thentral price in a row of about to men of the station and identified him

Dr.-Wilson, of Elizabeth-stree), deposed that

on August 19 be tested 'Mr. Quong Tart, who was in a nervous, prostrated curdition, and. Seffer og from a Jar e contused wound, extend- ing to the bone, on the top of the head. ~1 he **.. forefinger of his rght hand was very much t bruised and bleeding freely, and the left hand and wrist wire sw. l'en considerably.

After further a.idence bad been taken, tho accused was committed for trial."

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the geographical situation of Hongkong,

Japan, on the very borders of one of the most populous provinces of China 'and' at the month of any of the greatest systems of inland navigation school childern a holiday simultaneously Asia, is of supreme importance to British throughout the British dominions. He suggests trade, and any scheme or policy that loses May 24, the birthday of the Inte Queen Victoria, even partial sight of its unique advantages as an appropriate day. Such a sep, he writes, the last annual general meeting by the death The Society has sustained a great loss since

kemel of the whole question. It is pre- / ought muf to commend itself to the attention will hasten the time when the whole Empire of the late Mr.JFrancis, K.C., who was one of the British Government." The resolu- shall be bound together in a closer federation of the most constant contributors to its lectures posterous to suppose that the whole system of government can be changed by a stroke tiun further pronounced in favour of the than at present.

principle that one tax payable at the port RECREATION GROUND" : COMMIT-OME PHOTOGRAPHIC of the pen-by the signing of a treaty of entry-should suffice to frank goods to the TEE-H.F. Th: Gov mor has appointed

DEPARTMENT.

ventions topsyturvey. It is the system of consumer.". With these views we fully agree, the undermentioned to be inembers government which is at the root of the evil and it is because we think the Mackay the Commitee for the Wong-nei-chong and which Sir James Mackay professes to have for one tax franking goods throughout Naval, Surgeon, W. L. Martin, R.N.; Military, Treaty does not provide proper guarantees Queen's Recreation Grounds, in place of the two separate Committees formerly existing — uprooted by having the obnoxious word the Empire that we concur largely with Captain. P. F. R.. Anley: Polo Club, Hon. F. Lekin virtually expunged from the Chinese the opponents of the treaty and hope H. May, M.G.; Golf Club, M. W. T. Saun- vocabulary. We do not believe he has and trust the Hongkong-Branch-of-ders: Crist-Club, Mir-E-A-Ram; Ecotball GEO. PATTON & CO. accomplished anything of the kind. If you the China Association and the Chamber Club, Mr. F. Browne; Hockey Ch. b. Mr.

wish to kill a big tree with large outspreading of Commerce will exert their great Burton; Jockey Cub, Mr. A. S. Anjoo; and

The Royal Welch Fusiliers commenced em- branches no sane man would expect to ac influence in procuring, ere it be too late, Vic oria Recreio Club, Mr. W. Armstrong. barking, to-day- fn {1, M. hired transpon complish such an object by lopping off one

proper safeguards for the most vital interests FIRE:-Early this m rning the slumbers of Waken, which probably leaves for Calcutta or two of its branches. He would, however of this Colony, this key to British influence the peaceful inbab tants were rudely awakened to-morrow evening at five o'clock. The legit will leave Man la to day, 8th inst, for this great the trouble, cut it down and com- and prestige in the Far East." Hongkong by the incessant clanging of the fire bell, whichment is to be stationed at Chakrata, Bengal, but pletely uproot it. So it is with the huge is bound to benefit largely from the develop denoted that an outbreak had occurred in the those inen, who are reservists, mass of corruption known as the Government of trade throughout China, but so 10 located at No. 115 Hollywood Road. The ported home in.... M. hired

Central district. The conflagration was eventu-bhind in Murray Barracks to be trans ment of China. To assert that the lopping as trade is hampered with inland charges, Fire B igade, with its usual prom pilude, arrived Patt, which arrives to-morrow morning off of the Lekin branch from the huge trunk call them what you may, so long shall we STEAM PACKING, GASKETS and will cause the corruption and rottenness find difficulties cropping up, as of yore, and on the scene, and with commendable energy and toors at the Gagship's buby. She has of its roots to disappear is, to our friction between foreigners and the Chinese shop, which was partially gutted, did business Artillery from Ceyion, who felieve Nos. 62 feeble way of thinking, to indulge in Government an ever increasing danger and in lanterns, silk scrolls and "joss phigen' ware, and 64: Companies, C. A. at this sta the childish pastime of counting your barrier to the healthy development of The damage done was very, trifling. We are 61 and 64 are to be conveyed by EFFICIENT.

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