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PRISONTES AT THE BAR.
CRIMINAL SESSIONS OPENED,
The Chief Justice, Sir W. M. Goodman, altended at the Supreme Court this morning fog the Criminal Session, which of ened with the usual formalities soon after ten o'clock
AHULKING C WARD,
“ROMEO AND JULIET."
A DISTINCT SUCCESS.
P
LESENTATION TO THE CHINESE
COLLEGE OF MEDICINE.
A most interesting function took place at hers, when HR. Major-General Sir W. J. noon to-day in the `Legistative Council Cham-
The first performance by the Janet Waldorf Company of Shakespeare's Romeo and Juttel has served anti ely to falsify any lomny fore
odings respecting the capabilities of the artists Gascoigne, K.C.M G., presented a handsome in presenting such a difficult play, and the Medicine for Chinese. There were present, microscope to the Hongkong College of, Chu Yau was the first prisotą be shown Cause for regret is that the piece will be pre in addition to Major oneral Giscosgac, Major into the dock where he had to answer an indict-sented for the last time this evening. The KING LEOPOLD MAY WED AGAIN-Ament charging him with larceny. He pleaded theatre going public of Hongkong-and it is refusis, A.DG, the Han, F. 14. May, C.M.G. cable to the Sun from Brussels says: It is not guilty and the following jury had to be a very limited community has not had the C.M.G, Dr. Clark, M.O.H. Dr. McLean Rector of the Collego, the #on. Dr. ile Kai, reponed that King Leopold, whose wife died sworn: Messrs. R. II. B. Mitchell, L. benefit of witnessing such a performance for Gibson, Dr. Paul Kreig, Dr. Pearse, Mr, on September 19th, wishes to marry again. | Marques, J. Walker, 11. E. Morris, J. M. da many seasons, nor of criticising one of the Tulcher, Mr. Sharp, K.C., Dr. Thomson, The King is 67 years old,
Silva Rozario, D. Curie, and F. G. Barrett,
best companies that has visited the East Secretary of the College, and twenty students. Berkeley, conducted the case on behalf of the piture of love and its pliable fate in the world The Attorney General, Sr H. Spencer in its greatest achievement. The tragic
as presented by Shakespeare in Romeo and
DR. RAZLAG, who has been conducting experiments in the Philippines and Canton
relating to the case of leprosy, has recently bec presented by a son of the late Viceroy of Cinton with two costly banners, raising him to the rank of a joss doctor! (whatever that might be) and some silver plate in recognition of his valuable services.
THE MAN FROM COOKS? has arrived in Honglong with a party of tourists who are doing the Far East. If the principal streets of the cities visited are no worse than Queen's Road Central has been all day, and is likely to be whenever a few drops of rain favour the Colony, the trippers will soon be wishing them. THE FRENCH MAIL of the 17th Novemselves on terra firm again. ber was delivered in London on the 15th
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THE LUSITANO CLUB:--To celebrate the 35th anniversary of the Lusitano Club a social gathering of members and their families was held at the Club yesterday evening at five o'clock. There were over 40 la lies and about 100 gentlemen present. Mr. J. L. S. Alves, the
referred to the occasion of the inauguration of of its progress. He afterwards toasted Tal.F. Majesties the King and Queen of Portugal anti proposed success to the Club. The Band of the Bombay Light Infantry was in attendance and dancing was kept up till 9 p.. when a call of three cheers for the President was oudly. responded to, and the party dispersed.
Crown, and elicited evidance to the effect that
The first witness was the sampan woman who bore out these statements, but denied having adopted prisoner as her son, or giving him the tangles for the purpose of raising a loan.
The prisoner (addressing is Lordship): Prosperity gains friends, adversity tries them. Other witnesses were called and one of them, the pawnbroker's accountant, when asked if he was certain as to the identification of the man `said—I am ten-tenths celinin.
The prisoner finally put all his previous statements aside and said he had robbed his mother of the bangles in Tamsuḥ, China, and if he could afford it he would send to China for his mother to ciroborate the statement.
the
said that it was called for the purpose of The Hon. F. H. May, in opening the meeting.
receiving at the hands of H.E. Sir W. J. Gascoigne, K.C.M.G., a microscope for the use of the College, and for the furtherance of science.
on the 18th Noventher the prisoner engaged a Juliet need not be re-told; for much would be sampan at Shaukiwan, and was taken across towards Quarry Bay, but during the trip got.be sered. It was delightful last night to trace lost in the telling and no useful purpose would possessi, u of a pair of jadestone-bangles which the story from the feuds of the Capulets and he afterwards pawned at Yagmati.
Montagues to the masked banquet, and
H.E. Major-General Gascoigne said it was then out
not his intention to keep the company long. ld the noisy streets and away to the garden where Kamea espied his
as it was a very trifling matter. Last year, love at the balcony.
We met old Friar when H.E. Sir Henry A. Blake, K.C.M.G, was Lawrence, heard his good counsels and passed
in England, for the Coronation festivities, he away to where Romeo and Juliet stood em
had the good fortune to be administering the brac.d at the balcony window, and witnessed Government and whilst in that capacity the stern commands of t'apulet and the cold, he had several times attended lectures and- heartless voice of Lady Capulet directed at the meetings of the College of Medicine for terrified, though dauntless Juliet, crouched on.
Chinese. At those meetings he was greatly the floor of her room. Then we got to the interested, and found that very usef 1 work tomb, where we were silent observers of the was being done. He, himself, had evincga the great tragedy, and, as the curtain was "liveliest interest in the College, and hence, on rung, down, raised A cheer for Miss his part. be wanted to show his appreciation Waldorf and ber clever company. of of the College.in some practical manner. He individual acting of the performers first thought that a prize would be acceptable, one can speak with pleasure, and criticise in but on second thoughts and the fact that terms of praise the meritorious manner in his term in liongkong was very limited and which the piece was staged. Miss Janet Wal prize would cease when he went away, dorf's triumph last evening as Juliet was un- he felt that a microscope would be better, doubtedly greater than anything she has hitheroe therefore communicated with the zealous achieved in Hongkong-greater, perhaps, than Secretary of the College, Dr. Thomson, wha anything that her most enthusiastic admirers fell in with his views, and the result was that had anticipated. In fact, she was the personi Dr. Thomson communicated with some of his fication of all that is sweet in girl od, and friends in London and had the microscope her gigantic struggle with the lengthy role sent out. In his concluding remarks, H. E. Sid moved every hearer. She threw herself with that the gift was a very trifling one, but should all her soul and winsomeness into the character the Colony accept the small token of the and made Juliet the girl we all expected to see. interest he lank in the College, he was amply For picturesqueness, for tragic intensity, for satisfied. (Cheers.) variety, and for the peculiar gift of exciting the. The Ilon, F.; May, C.M.G., thanked H-E. imagination, all combined, it stands, and is likely for the generous gift and said that although a to stand, unrivalled by any of her future efforts. prize would be acceptable, yet a gift in the With Romeo, Mr. Norval McGregor was sur shape of a lasting memorial was better. 1.E. mounted with the many difficulties appertain had taken the liveliest interest in every hing ing to the interpretation of such a role. It was affecting the interest of the Colony, and
capable actor would rise equal to the occasion,
The jury was unanimous in finding the prisoner guilty and is Lordship said-If you think you can come from your own country to Hongkong to behave like this you are mistaken. It is cowardly for a great hulking man like you to rob a wonian; I regard it more
cowardly than robbing‘a man.
You will go to prison for five years hard labour, and receive a flugging of twenty strokes of the birch within the first week of imprison
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Kwok Sling was then called upon to answer a charge of assault and robbery. He pleaded not guilty, and the same jury was empanelled, It appears that during a typhoon on the 18th July the prisoners and others hoarded a cargo boat at Causeway Bay and shut the master up in the cabin, threatened the wife and sister, and
stole two gold bangles, two gold earrings, four
The prisoner was rattan bangles and $5
Chinese. At present the Legislative Council
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THE KWANGSI REBELLION-The Wen Tuo hears from-Peking that the Waiwupu was recently informed by Governor Wang Chili-chun of Kwangsi that the disturbance in Liuchou regions has been entirely quelled, but there are many rchels hiding in the Lung and
The prisoner, who had pleaded guilty at the Magistracy, said he did so because two Chinese constables beat and threatened him before hand, but in reality he was innocent.
His Lordship asked why he did not tell the Magis rate this, and the prisoner answered: The blood was not properly circulated in my heart, meaning that he was frightened. BAZAAR OF TOYS:-The Catholic Union **This man bad been remanded several times announce, that the bazaar of toys in aid of from the Magistracy to police custody and His funds to provide Christmas treats to the poor Lordship, though he said he was not complain
The Allorney-General admitted it was not right, but said that in this case the. prisoner had decided to turn King's evidence, and, when it came to giving evidence, he
Wan Mountains, in consequence troops have will be held in the rooms of the Catholicing in abis case, asked the Attorney-General te been stationed at different important points Union, Glenealy, on Sunday next, from 3 to 8 tell the Magistrates that after a limit of at any about the mountains and as soon as wintry p.m
This is the fourth year of the Christmas rale eight days, to remand people to prison and weather has come in when the trees of the
Tree entertainments, and it is hoped that the not to the custody of the police. mountain forests will be deprived of their festivities may be on a larger scale tha vlast. leaves, a joint attack will be made from differ-year, when a tea party was given to ab ut 1205 ent directions upon the insurgents,
children and a dinner to some 200 old people. The gifts will be distributed to the poor children at a tea party to be held in the rooms of the Catholic Union on Christmas Day at 3 p.m. Members of the public are asked to assist in providing gifts of simple, inexpensive articles such a stoys, picture books, scrap books, sweets, cakes, bontons, &c., which children revel in.
SEA YARNS:-The China Times of the 6th says that in a sudden gale on the 3rd with a heavy sea, the steamer Puchow got ashore on the south bank (of the Peiho) close by the red buoys and stuck fast, and it would be necessary to lighten her. The same paper tells the following story:-The Japanese steamer Zensho Maru arrived outside the bar on Tuesday with a number of Chinese passengers from Newchwang. On arrival, the Japanese crew refused to give them more food and water and explained to them that it was time for them to leave the ship. The Chinese thereupon made trouble, and in the fight which followed, knives were used. One Chinese passenger was seriously wounded.
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CHINA LAST-The growth of exports is to WRECKS. AND CASUALTIES:- The many economists the best lest of progress. Let Bureau Veritas Monthly List, published on it then be noted that, according to a retura pre- the 1st of November, of wrecks and casualties pared by the Canadian Customs department, recorded in September last, announces that 80 Canad stands first among the nations in the sailing vessels were reported as totally lost; 3 growth of her exports, while the United States by stranding, by collision; 2 by fire; white stands a good way down the list. Here are the 11 foundered, 3 were abandoned, zi were configures per head of population in dollars demned, and 3 were missing. No less than 130 sailing vessels were damaged; 55 by stranding, 33 by collision, 4, by fire, zz by leaks, and 36 by stress of weather.-The steamers totally lost were 36; 13 by stranding, 2 by colli.
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MONKEY TALK:-Professor Robert L. Garner has reached Boston from the jungles of i
Africa with 200 phonograph cylinders filled
with monkey talk." He spent about two years on his last scientific expedition into Africa. He left New York in August, 1900, and in January of the following year it was feared that he had been lost, as no word had been received from him for some time, Professor Garner is a native of Virginia. About eight years ago he created a great deal of discussion by his state mants that monkeys have a language and that he had learned enough of it to be able to carry on short conversations with gorillas and chim panzees. He said he had lived in a steel cage in the jungle for ico days in 1893 and that he, then became acquainted with the monkey Language. On his retura to Africa ho took with him a phonograph and other apparatus to make a scientific study of the monkey language.
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The foreign trade of Canada per head of her populat on represents 68.34, whilst that of the United States stands at but 28.g. These figures are for the fiscal year recently closed Canada exports to-day more per head than the people of the United States, the mother of American commerce. Canada, of course, dogs not expect as yet to touch the United States in aggregate trade, but the foregoing figures are no encouraging-London (Eng) Canadian Gazette.
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Io his statement the prisoner said that his share of the lout was $7.50
The jury, desirous of finding out whether the man was induced to turn King's evidence to get off himself, asked of the statement was made on the day of his arrest or afterwards. The charge appears not to have been made till some three days after the arrest, and His Lordship and Sir Henry Spencer Berkeley agreed that it should have been made as soon as possible. The police, in this case, refrained from doing so to see if they could make other arrests and charge several prisoners together.
and, in this respect, the audience was more than delighted. Mr. McGregor has a keen appreciation and understands the language of emotion surcharged with the inspi-ation of passion. His was a clever performance; no one wished for a belter. The rest of the cast showed signs of having devoted studious care and attention to the piece, and, in several instances, artists exhibited a marked Dow-Currier, as Juliet's nurse created a most improvement on former appearances. Mr. A. favourable impression, while Messrs. Henry
Willis and Jean de Lacey, as the heads of the
was cugaged on a very important act, viz, the Building Ordinance, relating to public health, and he looked forward to the rising studers to carry out the sanitary laws. Is con- clusion, he said that the gift was very acceptable and again thanked H. E. on behalf of the College, for the very great assistance that had hren given them,-
His Excellency thanked Mr. May for his remarks, and said he was very glad to know that the gift would be a good source of
instruction to the College.
houses of Montagu and Cupule, put their hearts finished instrument and is capable of the best The microscope is a beautiful and well into the play and proved themselves capable of bacteriological work. It is a D. P. H. No. 1, dealing with more difficult ofès. Mr. Albert by Messrs. Baker and Company of Land -n, Goldie as Esculus, Mr. Wilson Forbes, as and is supported by a tripod, on the top of which Mercutio, Mr. Arthur Elton, as Paris, and Mr.is inscribed, in gitt letters, the follow- Roland Power as friar Lawrence had no meaning:-'resented to the Chinese College of paris to play, and they deserve every praise for Medicine or Chinese, by His Excellency Maj. the admirable manner in which they sustained Gen. Sir W. J. Gascoigne, KC.M.G. them. Lady Capulet was distinciły sucess. fut in the hands of Miss Mildred. Yorke, it is
rule to which she is well suited, and needless,
to observe, she took the past with credit. A clever performance of Peler, servant to Juli.Ps
urse, also deserves mention." The costumes are exceptionally brilliant, and the set scenes representing Capulet's palace and garden, and julier's chamber and tomb are good samples of scenic illusion.
MR. HO YOW
AND ORIENTAL TRADE EXPANSION.
Among the list of passengers, who arrived here yesterday by the Garlic was the Hon. o Yow, at one time Chinese Consul at San Francisco. He has been sought out and inter towed on the question of Oriental Trade expansion. He is one of those who think that there are enormous possibilities for tvare in wheat and flour between North Ame ica and China.
Am- He says the Chinese want erican flour, and that China is too den ly populated to spare land for wheat growing. In China the land must be cultivated lite garden in produce adequate rétar 8, and wheat is not a suitable product for Level and storage of water in Reservoirs sech cultivation. Whatever the Chinese use on the 1st December.
Romeo and Juliet will be repeated this evening, and on Friday and Saturday the season will close with the Lucical comedy The jury desired the Chinese constables,Fucing the Music. Next week the Company whom the prisoner said ill-reated him, to be will appear in Canton. brought into Court, so His Lordship adjourned the case till the afternoon.
The Chief Justice said. he wished to point out that in his opinion a prisoner when arrested should at once he brought before the Magistrate in this instance the case was in the hands of the police for five whole days, - This should not have been the case. Ordinance No.14: of 1845, Section 16, says that it is lawful for any constable to take into custody any one, if he had good just cause to believe
that he (the prisoner) had done something. wrong. The object in taking a prisoner to the Station is in order that he may go before the Magistrate, but if the Magistrate is engaged the matter could be taken to him the next day, and not five days after, as the police has done
in this case,
The case was adjourned
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WATER RETURN.
LEVEL
1901.
1902. Tylam.29 54 below 10 10 below
overflow Loverflow Pokfulam overflow
10: below 159" below
Lover flow Wong-nai-31 4" below 38 7% below
Loverflow cheong.. Loveiflow
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1901 Tylam..... 181,645,000- Pokfulam.. 22,560,007
·Wong nai-
cheong 3458,000
1902. 298,905,000 32,560,000
1,057, 02
મમ
must be imported, and mist of it will pro bably be imported in lite form of flour. When
the Siberian railroad is completed "Siberia will
be a competitor with North America for the Chinese, market for wheat and flour, but Narili America would have the advantage of ocean carriage instead of a long haul bý rail. It seems that there is likely to be a great market for American flour is China, and although that market may take some time is develop Canada should be early in the field It will not de to allow the trade to be n-nopolised by the Pacific States even in its easier stages. The sooner Canada is in the market the easier will
Total.. 207,693,000
337517,200 Consumption of Water in the City of Victoria and Hill District during the month of Novemit be for her to obtain her fur share of what in ber.
all probability will in time be an enormous and important trade.
•Chau Tsai was next brought up charged. with others not in custody, with assault, and
1901.
1902, stenting $19 from one Chau Po, on aed Novem- Consumption... 87,566,000 67,835,000 gallons ber. Prisoner pleaded not guilty, and was not Estimated defended. The following jury was sworn →→
211,400 316,405
population
Ji. Varrelmann, G. W. Buicher, S. F. de Jesus, Consumption) J. Y. de la Bruckollerie, W. åt. Deas, "D. Aï Cordeiro, A.-G. G. Görden.
-A verdict of not guilty was returned and prisoner was discharged.
THE DELI DURBAR --In the procession of the Delhi Durbar the Viceroy, Lady Cu zon, and the Duke and Duchess of Connaught will ride on State elephant, preceded by several squadrons of English cavalry. Some filly or on elephants which will march in pairs. Then sixty of the ruling chiefs of India will follow
will fallow long lines of carriages containing notabilities, their safts, and military escorts.--- One million shrubs and plants are to be -introduced into the special garden at the Delhi
Durbar in honour of Lady Curzon,
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Consumption of Water in Kowloon Peninsula during the month of November. Consumption... 10,273,000 $5,933,000 gallons Estimated - 2
53,250 ··59,000 population Consumption: ...perhead.
9.q gallons per day The Government Analyst reports that the water is of excellent quality.
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MAILS DUE.
Enghsh (Ballungat} zoth Inst. Kamilian (Empress of China) 22nd inst German (Bayern) 23rd inst. American (Hangkong Maru) 23rd inst. Canadian Athenian) 24th inst. Gerinan (Prinzess, Frene) 24ht inst. Indian (Catherine Apear) asth inst. American (China) gist inst, American (Doric) 8th prox
The N. Y. K. Co's steamer Shinano Maru (Anjerican Line) left Shanghai for this port en the 18th instalm, and is expected to arrive thers on be zolfi, inst. -
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