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TELEGRAMS.

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

SERVICE.

(By special arrangement with Der Ostasiatische Lloyd.):

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY NOVEMBER 24, 1902.

THE INDRAPURA.”

DAMAGED CARGO SOLD FOR $10,000,

The Indrapura will be ready for refloating in about a week. When she entered No,

Cosmopolitan Dry Dock on the 12th inst, it was found that she must have struck a snag in the Columbia-River, for a dent that necessitated the removing of eight plates was discovered in Death of Herr Krupp

the bow. The damaged cargo, consisting of BERLIN, 22nd November,jute and gunnies, that caught fire in No. 5 hold

6.40 p.m.

on the 16th has been sold for $10,000. The Herr Friedrich Krupp, the famous vesse' is being repaired under Lloyds." arms manufacturer, has died of apoplexy.

(Reuters.)

The Governor-General of Australia.

LONDON, November 20th: Lord Tennyson has been appointed Gov ernor-General of Australia,

The Wreck of the "Elingamite."

All hope of recovering the missing boat from the 8.4. Elingamate, containing thirty persons, has now been abandoned.

TROUBLE IN THE CHINESE THE CHENOHOW MURDERS.

ENGINEERING AND MINING/

SE COMPANY,

It is feared that the boisting of the dragon flag at the mines on the pretext that it was the birthday of the Dowager Empress preludes some action on the part of the Chinese pre- judicial to the company generally. -

REPORTED ESCAPE OF CAPTAINASE

LIULIEN-HSU

Co-Day's Advertisements.

WARREN'S GRAND

AMERICAN CIRCUS

on they PRAYA, LONGKONG, (Facing the Central Marks)." TO-NIGHT (MONDAY),

24TH INSTEAD has been Specially set apart for the Benet of the Celebrated Continental, Clown and Gymnast NINY

The MCD.News received the following The fe. Je states that hete egram has been wird from Tlentin, on the 19th Th

received in Feling reporting the escape from prison of Capt. Li Lien Hsu, the military official just condemned to death by Imperial Edict at the demand of the British Minister for the Chenchow murders. We hope for the sake of China's credit that the report is a false alarm, but there appears no doubt in the Je state- ment, though our contemporary says the matter had not up to the time of publication heen reported to the Throne. If it proves to be true. the position will become very complicated, and who, considerable doubt will surround the identity of thie recaptured captain, as nominally he will of course be retaken.-P. &- T. Times.

The sitiation remains complicated and the most conflicting statements are l'eing made,

Mr. Yang, a former director, pablishes some extraordinary statements but nothing definite is anticipated until the meeting which is to be held on the 28th instant.

A. Meeting of Shareholders in the Chinese

Engineering and lining Company, Limited, is hereby called for November the 28th at to am at the Company's Office to discuss and, if necessary, to vote upon various mattersaffecting their interests.

THE CANTON RIVER PIRACY.

The recent murder of the ex-British Consul Constable at Canton by pirates while travelling

The following is the notice of the meet by junk to Hongkong, once more draws ouring referred to in the above telegram:- serious attention to the desperately lawless state of the Canton ficlia, observes the Chinx Caselle. and it is high time that the foreign Minisers at Peking brought the matter forcibly before the Board of Foreign Affairs. We foreigners cannot do all the riverine police work in China, and the time has arrived for the Canton Viceroy to create a flotilla oft is request d that the attendance may be

as full as possible. :- shallow draft patrol boats, armed with marines, and say one or two 12 puun ers, to be placed in cluirge of competent foreigners. To such an extent has piracy in the Canton delta and West River' extended, that there is no gaurantee for either life or property. A few years since, the silk', trade was com The German Emperor has embarked at pletely paralysed, and trade will go to rack Queensferry: Prior to this, the horses of and ruin unless something is speedily done. the carriage in which His Majesty was being The uselessTM" guard boats" which are anchored driven to the jetty, shied at the colours of at points every tluce miles along the West the Black Watch. The danger was observed River should be abolished and in their stead by General Sir Archibald funter, who rush-armed launclies be placed upon these waters. ed to the horses' heids, controlling the ani- mals, and thereby preventing an accident.

The Kaiser's Departure-A Startling Incident,

November 21st.

The Education Bill.

COLLISION IN THE CANTON RIVER.

STEAMER, SUNK.

In the House of Commons, the commit-

On Saturday a collision Lecurred in the tee stage of the Education Bill has been

vicinity of Sun Is) md, Canton River between completed, some new clauses being added, the French steamer Eclair, owned-by-cust and the closure applied, altogether the com- Gucil ux and C, and the Chinese-owned. mittee stage has occupied forty-five days.river-steamer troi Kang, The Hoi Kang The Government had very large majorities commenced 10 sirk almost immediately after the colli ion, but from the reports to hand the on all divisions.

life-boats of the Eclair succeeded in prevent- ing loss of life. Both vessels were bound for Canton. The Hoi Kry jeft Macao on the 21st inst. at 4 p.m., and was deeply landed with general cargo and passengers. Mr. Guiou is the local agent of the Edair

LATER.

The India Budget, and the case of the Ninth- Lancers, The India budget is now before the House of Commons.

:

.Colonci Hon. H. Legge, M.P. for St Georges, Hanover Square, introduced the case of the Ninth Lancers. Lord George Hamilton replying, said that the action taken was disciplinary, and authorized by the highest military personages' in India. He defended the infliction of collective punish ment, and read a telegram from the Govern ment of India slowing the result of collec tive punishment. The commander of the Lancers had stated that the identity of the culprits was reasonably suspected; but the evidence was insufficient to convict.

Lord George Hamilton further said that our success in ruling coloured races was due to the fact that we established perfect equality between the races before the law, and much as he valued the reputation of the Ninth Lancers, be valued the credit of the army and the reputation of the government more. He would unhesitatingly support Lord Curzon,in bringing the culprits to justice.

Mr. Chamberlain's Tour.

November 22nd. It is reported that Mr. Chamberlain will visit Gairn for a day or two, also Aden and Mombasa, and further that he intends to take a short trip on the Uganda railway.

WARREN'S CIRCUS.

CANTON NOTES.

(From Our Correspondents.)

Canton, 22nd November. NEW FRENCH POST OFF,CE

The fine building intended for the French Post Office is nearing completion. It is un impasing block, situate at the east corner frontage of the fund on Shamcen.

THE F MINE.

Shareholders here and at the various ports are requested, if they are unable personally to Fattend, to appoint representatives who should be provided with n cerificate as to the number of shares they represent...

CHANG-Yi,

Director General and Superintendent, CHINESE SEEKING TO RECOVER. The same day the Shanghai Mercury was in receipt of wire from Tientsin stating:

It is bel eved here that H. E. Chiang Yi-mow aims at the recovery for the Chinese of the whole of the property of the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company This is regarded as a very daring scheme

THE TERRIBLE'S" TRIP.

QUESTIONS IN THE COMRONS.

THE YOKOHAMA FIRE.

INSURANCES.

In reference to the recent fire at Yokohama the Japan Mail of the jah says:

Though comparatively few residents were aware of its occurrence, the fire on Sunday morning was one of the most destructive that has visited the settlement." It is supposed to haye originated in the silt department which occupied the third story, probably by means of a lighte. I cigarette end. A lot of 500 bales of raw silk were parked ready for shipment and were destroyed with the other stock..

The following is the list of the co-insurers -

Agents. Aachen & Munich 105,00 Messre. Bavier

& Co. Commercial

Union..... 120,00 ILS. Playfair, Esq. Hamburg, Bre

men.......

Hanseatische

100,000, Messrs. Carl

Rhode & Co.

Evers & Co.

in addition to the Exceptionally Strong Company, will appear in New Acts

of Diversion and Skill. TIME AND PRICES AS USUAL, Seats can be Reserved both at the CIRCUS and the ROBINSON PIANO COMPANY.

- GEO. WARREN,

Sole Proprietor. Hongkong, 24th November, 1902, [1276d

ST. ANDREW'S BALL, 1952.

AS no Scotsman can attend the Ball on

28th instant, but as a Subscriber, th Names of intending Subscribers (Naval and Military included) should be sent to the Under signed as early as possible. To prevent, in- convenience 10 gentlemen attending the al they are specially reminded that the Invitation card counterfoil WILL BE COLLECTED) ON EN- TEKING THE HALL,

DAVID WOOD;

Hon. Secretary, Honekone. 24th November, 1905,

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, MAÇÃO.

NOTICE

+

127278

is hereby notified by moon on the 22nd this Department that

November of the current year, Tenders by public auction will again be invited, at the Secretariat of this Department, for the i 20,000 Messrs. Simon, CINSTRUCTION of FOUR SHEDS for the

Market of San Domingor, Helvetia Swiss... 195,000 Messrs. Siber,

Wolff & Co. Hongkong

101,cop Jardine,.- Mathe-

-son & Co. Lancashire

In the House of Commons on the 20th ult, Sir W. Allan asked the Secretary to the Admiralty what was the date of H.M.S. Terrible leaving Hongkong, and the number of days occupied Law, Union and by her voyage to Portsmouth; what was the amount of coal she consumet on the voyage;

Crown....

ance

and if she could now steain her designed speed London Assur

22 knots; and if he would state who designed the gun carriage for the guns used at Lady smith..

Mr. Arnold-Forster: The Terrible left Hong- kong on July 29, and arrived at Portsmouth on Sept. 11, occupying si days on the voyage, of which 34 were sleaming days, the remaining -17 being spent in harbour. The amount of coal consumed on the voyage, was 8,670 tons, of which 7,466 tons were consumed when under way. On her last full speed

trial in July, 1901, she developed 24,693 horse- power, for four hours. No full speed trial has been made, since that date. It is doubtful whether the ship can now maintain her designs el speed for any length of time as her boilders, engines, and auxiliary machinery require exten sive repairs, such as may be expected at the close of a long commission. The gun-carriages. for the guns used at Ladysmith were designed by Captain Percy Scott, and were constructed under his immediate supervision. They............Sir W, Allan: Is the right hon. gentleman

aware that the gun-carriages were designed by Assistant-Engineer Roscoe, and not by Captain- Percy Scoti?

The rice famine, is having such an effect on the country people that they have been reduced to selling their children in order to obtain rice. Yesterday, when the usual guard round was being made, by Capt. Yang's soldiers hey found a boat with an old woman and four small girls. On questioning the woman they ascertained that the girls had been bought in Ko Lim Fu, Kwang Tung. Province. were taken to the Nam iloi.

THE ELITA NOSSACK" El ta Nostack is not off the bank at present, and is discharging her cargo into lighters and cargo boats of any description: Owing to the i creased shipping in the harbour fighters, puntings, and cargo boats are very scarce,

AMERICANS WANT WORK.

CANTO, 22nd int Yesterday there were a number of Americans arrived here from Hongkong seeking employ ment. 1 cannot imagine anyone advising unemployed to come to Cu ton as there is only the limited number of merchant offices on the Shameen and when vacancies (ccur they are filled from their offices in Hongkong. I under stand this influx of Americans is caused by the disbandiment of the Commissariat and other departments in Manila

The great marque of Warren's Circus was filled to nyerßt swing, on Saturday night when Sir. H. A. Blake, G.C.M., and Government House party graced the proceedings with their

·BILLIARDS—A MISTAKE. presence. There was a complete change of One of the principal recreat ons is billiards programnic, and all the items were gone at the Cinton Club. Just recently the Billiard through most adimirably. Ny's wonderful Tables and French Cannon Tables were reset, pony Literly and the eccentricilles of its but it was found that the talles had never been tminer, elicited great applause. Miss Emily marked or spotted correctly. In one case a Lucifer followed and at its conclusion, Centor, spot was 5 inches out of place and the billiard Walter Fenton and W. Banyard, gave a respolone inch too high. What about our smart- markable exhibition on the linrizonial bir, and billiard players?" this combined with their contagious merriment, THE CANTON RIVER FIRACY.- kept the bouse in a good humour. Niny's high jumping dog Afnx was n xt on the list and showed again his abilities an obstacles. This was fultowed by a bevy of fair equesiriennes, who rade gracefully and made a favourable im pression. Bella and Dick, the two juvenile members of the Company, then gave an exbibi tion of tumbling and hand balancing, and at

Mr. Arnold-Forster: No, Sir, I ain hot aware of that, and I am clear that the facts are as I have stated. (Hear, bear.).

EASTERN TELEGRAPH 00.

AND WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY.

Mareni's latest rival is Maskelyne Mr. Nevil Maskelyne, son of the veteran enter tainer. He has concluded an arrangement with the Eastern Telegraph Company, whereby bis own system of wireless telegraphy is in be installed on the cable ships of the Eastern Telegraph Company,

Magdeburg. National(Ireland)

Netherland

Norwich Union...

North British and

Mercantle.

North German... Northern

Patrotic“.

In order to be admitted to the Auction it-i will be necessary for bidders to prove that they have made a provisional deposit of $425.25.

Conditions for competition and Specifications of the Work can be seen in this Department on

tro,005; Messrs. Cornes & Week Days, not being public holidays, between

the hours of 1030 am, and 3 p.m.. Co.

Public Works Department," Macao, :22nd October, 1902.

130,000 Vivants Brothers. Messrs. Ab- 30,000 rens & Co.,

Nachf. * 100,000 Siber, Wolff& Co. 40,000 The China and

Japan Trading Co., Limited.: 40,000 Messrs. Raspe &

go 000

Co.

Messrs. Bavier & Messrs. Cornes & Co. Messrs. Findlay

20,000 Richardson & Co.

50,000 R. Bleifus, Esq. Bero Messrs., W.... M. Strachan & Co. Limited. 2003 Messrs. Pollak

Bros.

Prussian National 30,00 Simon, Evers & Queen......

Royal

Salamander Scottish Union and National... State

Transatlantic.. Westera

Co.

90,000 W. M. Strachan & Co., Limited. 100,000 Olto Reimers&Co.

1163d]

.A. NUNES, Engineer in charge.

PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, *MACAO.

NOTICE.

IT is hereby notified by this. Department that

at o'clock noon on the aznd November of the current year, Tenders by public auction will again be invited at the Secretariat of this Department, for the erection of TWO BLOCKS OF BUILDINGS for Shops in the Market of San Domingos,

In order to be admitted to the Auction it will be necessary for bidders to prove that they have made a provisional deposit of $543.25.

Conditions for Competition and Specifications of the Work can be seen in this Department on Week Days, not being public holidays, be tween the hours of to 30 a.. and 3 p.m.

Public Works Department, Macao, 22nd October, 1902,

A. NUNES, Engineer in charge.

1*6211-

DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED.

FOR SWATOW.

20,000 H. Klingen & Co. THE Company's Steamship 40,000 M. Raspe & Co. 60,000 C. Weinberger &

Co.

75,000 C. Blies & Co. Gooo The China and Japan Trɔdig Co., Limited.

* Total ........ 1,790,000

A later report states that the net, loss in the fire is now estimated at 1,250,000 ser..

• Commercial.

'TO-DAY'S INTELLIGENCE,

The share market is depressed. HUM- PHREYS small sales at $12.75. GREEN ISLAND CEMENTS at $zo.75, KOWLOON WHARVES at $89 and 889 50, DOUGLAS S.S. $41.50,

FIRES at $84 50. There are buyers INT

KONG HOTELS at $140, álso of WEST POINTS at $50; but with no response from sellers. BANKS are quoted at $67.50 and WNASIPOs Docks at $212.56. There are sellers of HONG KONG LANDS at $183, and are weak at qunta. tion. It is rumoured that there will be no Interim Dividend of Ispo CHINA, and con sequently there are sellers at $97.00.

OPIUM QUOTATIONS. · ... Hongkong, 24th November, Today's quotations are as follows

Per chest. MALWA NEW

@ $980/1,000 @@ 1,000/1,020 N@ 1,920/1,060

LAST YEAR OLDESI

PATNA NEW

OLD .... IENARES NEW

OLD

PERSIAN-(PAPER)..

@ 975

[email protected]

@ 97; „ND STOCK

@780/820

Informed as to a current rumour, Mr. Maskelyne, senior, observed to:a representa- tive of a home journal: "You can be sure the Eastern Telegraph Company will never abandon the use of cables; but my son's system of wireless telegraphy is to be used on their cable ships, and will be an efficical means of communication between them and the shore. By this means, any news of a break- down can easily be communicated all along the line from one ship to another; and The Chinese gunboat. A'wong Fukrrived installat ons will be set up at places on the about noon 10-day from the scene of the late line of cable where breakdowns usually occur piracy in which Mr. Evaus unto junately owing to the wash of the waves. But the lost his life, hr. Waters has erived Board of the company considers-like we do→ in Canton and believe is pressing his that wireless communication can only be an scheme of policing the river with the nine aid, and nothing more, to cable work, Wire- torpedo boats which are laying idle at Wham less telegraphy can do nothing more.“ poa. This is not a new id a, bụi ane, which Answering further questions, Mr. Maskelyne the termination won rounds of applause. Miss | Me, Waters, who is well versed in. Chinese added: "The Maskelyne system is superior Florence Adélaide, a young lady already known "military and naval matters, has advocated to the Marconí' system. Instead of vertical in Hongkong, appeared in the guise of a clever for a very long time. One of the boats above wire we have a close, circuit; instead of the _varie1y artiste," and created quite a good mentioned is entirely unfit for servior, but the unreliable coheren, we liave an instrument of impression, and elicited great cheering from her eight are practically new and of German our own, through which you can send a flash of her many admirers. Mdile. Mary Rose, with build If the scheme could get the support of lightning without spoiling it. We carry over her, highly trained dogs, concluded the first | Admiral Leu Boali 1 'have no doubt that he fifty miles with un ordinary coil, whereas the part of the programme. The second half was could push matters with the authorities here,

Marconi system has a twenty-five horse-power use but To Ruy case there should be at least one equally good, and quite ju lified the applause accorded. The items included Mdule, Ivy, on

European on each boat. All efforts that have dynamo, and does not get its results then been made by die hinese authorities, unas Our system was tried by the Post Office the single trapeze act, W. Fenton in his sisted by Eu opeans for the suppression of authorities at Holyhead, from Holyhead to daring jockey act, Niny and Cento in their piracy in this district have been futile and a Dublin, and to calch the boats coming into eccentricities, and the original turn of Malle, mock, generally endog in the authorities Holyhead, and the Marconi system was on its of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Kalergia and Little Dick Miss Mary Bell quue-electrified her audience with her wire valking act, whilst the Brother's Lucifers were sponsible for a great deal of the success of

evenin

Being bought.over, Why do not the Consuls demand the policing of the river as suggested lest by M. Waters, such demand being, within the renty rights of which they seem loath to avail themselves? As before stated I am of

that the Gorman, Consul will be again:r

To-night a benefis fixed foden as it will be remembered it was he and a large audience thould result. “

AHI JAPANESE BEER

Co-day's Advertisement.

Soul NO. TICE. "ONSIGNEES of Cargo per Steamship

KENNEBEC," --

signees are hereby requested to send in their The above. Steamer having, arrived, Con. Bill of Lading for, Chuntersignature, and to take immediate delivery of their Goods from alongside

Cargo impeding the discharge or Loading

same time. (ur sounder would Consignee's expense,

boats coming in half an hour-No Fire-Insurance-will be effected by us. Marconi system got to them. We any case whatever.

ZUSTANDARD OIL CO OF clieve that you cannot send much than lify or sixty miles by wireless

vetoed the scheme when list proposed

SK Jón ÁSABI JAPANESE BEER - ASK for ASAHI JAPANESE BEER

Hongkong.

NEW YORKUTT

Shipping Department

"THALES," Captain Robson, will be despatched for the above Port TO-MORROW, the 25th instant, at Daylight.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

DOUGLAS LAPRAIK & CO., N General Managers.* Hongkong, 24th November, 1902"

Today's Advertisements,

THEATRE ROYAL

Lessee and Manager Mr. W. REULE Representatives. Mr. ARTHUR SEYMOUR, JANET WALDORF COMPANY

THIS (MONDAY)" EVENING.

The Most Successful Comedy of the London Season : "THE LADY OF OSTEND."

Beg Pardon?Thanks-Granted."

MISS

R

F

JANET WALDORF

4.5

DOROTHY WHORTLES.

́MË. NORVAL MCGREGOR; as BARON DE LONQUEVILLE,

A: and. GENE

A HOST OF NEW CHARACTERS.

Prices..... $3. Sz & St.

Box Plau at ROBINSON'S... Doors Open at 8.30. Performance at 9.

,::

Special Tram and Ferry Services. Hongkong, 24th November, 1902, 48 (ta75d

·HONGKONG REGATTA."

ENTRIES for the FORTHCOMING RE

GATTA will be CLOSED on SATUR- DAY, the 29th instant, at 7 PM, sharp

Entries for the Light G'gs|| Men-of-War Cullers, Gigs and Whalers will be post Entries.

- FRANK W.- WHITE,

Hon. Secretary, V.R.C C. M. GALE,

Hon. Secretary, H.K.BC Hongkong; 24th November, 1903 frzygd

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINE STEAM FOR: SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, HIOGO-

AND YOKOHAMA.-

THE Imperial German Mail Steamship

* BAYERN,

of the NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD, Captain H. Blecker, dud here with the outward German Mail-about THURSDAY, AM, the 27th instant, will leave for the above Places about 24 hours after arrival E

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYDS For further Particulars, apply to

MELCHERS & CO, Agents. Hongkong, 24th November, 100%--- #5610

COMPAGNIE DES MESSAGERIES MARITIMES,

PAQUEDOTS-POSTE FRANCAIS. FOR SHANGHAI, NAGASAKI, KOBE AND YOKOHAMA,

THE Company's Steamship

TONKIN,""

Captain Schmitz, will be despatched for the above Ports on or about MONDAY; the 1st December.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

G. DE CHAMPEAUX,- Agent Hongkong, 24th November, 1902. 110040

ORTHERN PACIFIC STEAMSHIP,

COMPANY,

- NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES..

STEAMSHIP "GLENOGLE": FROM TACOMA, VICTORIA, YÖKO.

HAMA, KOBE, MOJI AND~ {

SHANGHAL AMOU The above Steamer having arrived, Con- signees of Cargo are hereby requested to send in their Bills of Lading for countersignature and to take immediate delivery of their Goods fröm alongside.

Cargo impeding the discharge of the Vessel will be landed and stored at Consigners nik and expense.

No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in any case whatever

DODWELL & CO., LIMITED Agents. Hongkong, ath November, 1902.

972

BUCHANAN

BLEND

SCOTCH WHISKY-

JAMES BUCHANAN & CO. “SCOTCH WHISKY, DISTILLERS.

By Appointment to

HM. THE KING

HRH the FRINGE of WALES

LANE CR

ORD & CO

(874d

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