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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1903.

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The leading Chinese in Shansi have formed a company to establish telephone lines in that province.

make the race legal. The government has | Now look out for LeMunyon's new store ady. stopped the continuance of the Paris-Madrid It is a beauty.—Advt. race in French territory and the Spanish government has gone one better in forbidding motor racing in its territory. Hitherto Great Britain has not permitted road racing, or, at least, the Government has refused to recognise such as legal, although it seems to be un- iversally admitted that the present law as regards limiting the speed of motor cars to The daily sane is delivered free when the addretwelve tuiles an hour, is perfectly absurd.

accesible to messenger. Do copies ant by post a aditional $1.81) per quarter is charged for penge. One sporting journal has even gone so far as The postage on the weekly as to any part of the to assert that there is no reason why the

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Single Copies laily, ten cents; Weekly, twenty-average speed should not be raised to twenty five or thirty miles an hour, "when the road is clear and free from traffic." Cyclists At Spotswoode, Singapore, the wife of A. generally admit sceing nothing but a dusty COULCHER, of a son.

strip of rubber, and it is doubtful if motorists are much better off. When such a large num ber of competitors start, as usually happens in these great racing contests, they get away at intervals of a few minutes, and thus the road is monopolised by a flying proces sion of vehicles for the better part of the day. Then, the mental and moral state of the driver are normal; but, according to M. Souplet, who spoke at a meeting of the Société d'Hypnologie et de Psychologie in Paris, he soon grows "vindictive, furiously aggressive, and les himself be carried away In our issue on Monday we printed a Reuter telegram stating that a serious anti-by the angry impulse of the moment. High dynastic outbreak had occurred in Yunnan, speed works him up to such a state as makes

The Hongkong Celegraph

HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, MAY 27, 1903.

THE REBEL QUTBREAK ÎN

YUNNAN.

Shinrock III, has been restored and trials were resumed when she beat Shamrock 1. by. over two miles in a forty-mile course in favour

able weather.

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We shall have a Souvenir Day soon, but you I not lå forthcoming when needed, as officials will have to pay as a personal vikit as no cuits | destung promotion or seeking a preferment will go. LeMunyon, Adut. “

would only be too glad to pay for it "-at the expense of those who do not care to loosen their purse strings.

THREE thousand coolies passed through Tien tsin on the 15th inst, engaged for the Man churian railway. They carried Russian flags, In our issue of Monday we referred to the escapade of certain gentlemen on the roof of the Main Hotel, and we now learn that one of Ir.may be said aw that the strike at the Mitsu them was taken before the Magistrate and Bishi Co's yard, Navaskai, is over. All the men discharged. It should be pointed out that the went out have retaineil to work, with the ex-roof promenaders had nothing whatever to do ceniod of so teknu, 14 carpenters, 24 coolies. with the establishment beneath, the proprietor and 4 blacksmiths. The Masu Bishi Co. have of which is still curious to know why they chose dismissed six tekko, who were the leaders of to play, hide and seek among the chimney

the strike.

SWEET little Nellie Curtis who charmed us all as O Mimosa San ih the Geisha last year has gone home; her sister Eva is married and has retired from the stage. Mr. Phil Carlion has gone in Egland and there is no one in the new Dallas Company to fill the places of those- who have gone.

stacks of his domicile.

COUNT Cassini objects to the new Chinese Minister in Washington calling himself "Sir" in virtue of the decoration of St. Michael and St. George. British subjects alone take titles from such distinctions. Count Cassini never calls himself a mandarin, either in or out of China, although lie, bas the decoration of the Double Dragon. The entry made in the Sinte Department List is "Sir Cheatung Liang cheng,' evidently by personal direction of the Minister.

ANOTHER NEW N. D. L. LINER.

The second of the five new steamers, each of 8,000 tons, built for the North German Lloydi arrived at Hongkong this moming. This is the Roon from Bremen. The first ofthenew steamers was the Zielen which brought the last German. mail from Europe, and which was lying along- side her sister ship at Kowloon during the morning.

THE BUILDING OF THE "NIKKO-MARUJ

Wrk on the construction of the Nippon Yusen Kaishin's Australian liner Néčko-intru (5,600 tons) is now being.pushed forward at the Mitzu Bishi Shipbuilding Yard, Nagasaki. She will be launched from the yard in the course of next month, and is to be ready for sea by the end of October next.

NEW CHINESE WARSHIPS.

The Qaka Asakt says, on the authority of a Japanese lately returned from Foochow, that wo cruisers of the Fukachiko class have been constructed at the dockyard at that port, and

Chinese Navy

and that the rebels had captured the city or/him regardless of consequences. The flying engaged in felling finaber on the Yalu is in government appropriation will be forthcoming nee being engined and armed there for the Liuanfu. From Shanghai exchanges just landscape produces a wild and dangerous

Buence motorists would run down those giddiness and intoxication, under whose in-

nearest and dearest to them." Whether such be the case or not, it ought surely to be realised that the race which is devised to test lightness, handiness and reliability is likely to produce results more valuable to the motor industry than trials run off siraply for the purpose of testing the speed of a

machine.

THE PLAGUE RETURN.

to hand we learn that an Imperial Decree was issued at Peking on the 21st instant reporting the receipt of telegraphic advices from Viceroy Ting Chen-to of Yunnan to the efect that rebels, under the leadership of Chon Yunsiang, had attacked and occupied Kuchiuchang in that Province and that when Ting was informed of the affair at once despatched troops to the disturbed region. Before they reached their destination, how- ever, another report was handed in stating that Linanfu city had been taken by the ...$16.50 $1.40 rebels. The Court soon makes up its mind 24.00 2.00 on such matters; for the Decree continues, "We find that Wei Chin-tung, Tactai of Lin- 24.00

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attack and was again unable to resist 40.00

occupation of the city by the insurgents, therefore we command that Wel. Chin-tung be cashiered, but be allowed to remain at his post. We further command that Wei Yung ping, Lien Chia-tung, Ma Tsao-hsu, Ma Kuci-an and Ma Tse-yen, military officers A. S. WATSON & CO., of that circuit, be stripped of their peacock feathers, but be allowed to remain at their posts to use their best efforts in redeeming their faults. We further command Ting Cheinto, Viceroy of Yunnan, to investigate whether the prefect, subprefects and magis tratus of Linanfu had been guilty of any negligence and to denounce them if they had." The Provincial Judge of Yunnan was ordered to at once recruit troops

were attended with fatal results; but the and proceed to Linaufu and co-operate returns to-day swell these figures by 20 with the Major-General and Raotal in and 16 respectively, making the total up e-taking the city, and in capturing and to noon 867 cases and 80g deaths. Ac punishing the insurgents, the leaders of companying the plague return for the whom are to be decapitated. The Viceroy and Provincial Judge are to be handed' to the Board for determination of adequate penalties; but in the meantime they have to lead their subordinates in exterminating the

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FURNITURE insurgents and give every protection to the foreign engineers and others who are work- DEALERS. ing on the railway in that Province, and for whose safety they will be held responsible. No doubt by this time some action ins been taken in the matter, and aliliough the fire of discontent may be temporarily smothered in this hot-headed Province it is certain to burst out with renewed vigour. For a long time past there has been serious rioting in the Province owing, it is reported, to excessive taxation to meet indemnity demand. Many years before ever the indemnity or the affairs necessitating its payment were thought of this southern corner of Cathay was known to be a cauldron of seething discontent.

MOTORS AND ROAD RACING.

In another column will be found PHOTOGRAPHIC a few details of a motor race from Paris

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PROMPT RETURN.

Hongkong, 8th July, 1902.

AT the instance of a sergeant of the Ordnance Department, a native employed at the depart ment was charged before Mr. J. H. Kemp this morning with stealing 424 rounds of Webley and Lee Enfield cantidges, the property of their will be interesting to`know the full details Crown. The Magistrate sentenced him to two of the plans going forward in Oriental countries. months' hard labour.

fur the great exposition on the Mississippi Japan has made definite plans for a complete ACCORDING to a Seoul despatch. dated 13th industrial exhibit, and it is hoped the delayed inst., the occupation of 300 Chinese who are

at the next Diel The Philippines will be represented in a perfect way, with a complete China has also promised an exhibit. It will industrial, agricultural and mining display.

be fortunate if China's exhibit is a perfect representation of her industry. Business inter- St. Louis specimens of the richest arts of China. cats in the United states will expect to Snd at The Exposition will provide certain means of practical business display. China's export has not, kept pace in lines distinctly her own, with

jeopardy. These men are making about seven said to be trying to take the business into their million taels every year. The Russians are own hands.

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THE opium crop of the Indian Provinces this out-turn being larger than it has ever been year is in some respects a record one, the total before, while the average per acre is better than that of any year since 1888. In Hebar also the crop is better than it has been for several years, and the decrease in out-turn in that Province has been more than arrested. For a variety of reasons the season seems to have been peculi-

arly favourable to poppy cultivation.

THE experiments at trawling in the Gulf of Siam with the s.s. Longeog by Messrs. Mark-

and the Grimsby fishermen who had been brought out to superintend operations were sent homie a short while ago. Messrs. Rickmers have made more success, of a similar attempt near Kiautschou with the s.s. Wangeoog.

LouD Roberts is going to Dublin to investigate to the ragging allegations against sunu

The usual weekly plague return for the seven days ended 23rd inst. arrived after

waki have not been very encouraging though we had gone to press last evening and, although it is somewhat late to make any they will be continued. A more thorough trial referened to the figures, a short comparative ofses fishing was made in Ceylon waters recent- statement will doubtless be of interest. Thely, but here again the project was abandoned most noteworthy feature of the return is the sudden increase in the number of European cases, which, at the end of the previous week, stood at but two with only one death since the beginning of the year. Dur- ing the succeeding seven days, four other Europeans were attacked and two of the cases proved fatal. The total number of cases reported during the week was 136 with 123 deaths. Of these, 22 and 19, respectively, were from Yaumati, a locality which, a month ago, contributed less than half a dozen per week. The total number of cases reported since the beginning of the year up to

officers of the 21st Lancers of a private, who gained his commission during the South African war. This officer became a marked man. His bed room, door was forced open and

the export of Japan. As a practical businesss in the Orient can matter, no country afford to ignore $1. Louis, says the American Asiatic. Singapore pineapples should be ex hibited as well as Japanese ceramics,

ALLEGED BREACH OF CONTRACT.

At the Supreme Court this morning, Mr. A. C. Wise, Puisne Judge, heard the claim of Messrs. W. Brewer and Company to recover the sum of $600 as damages from the Portland and Asiatic Company for alleged breach of contract

Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C., instructed by Mr. J. Hays, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, appeared for the plaintiffs, and Mr. M. W Slade, instructed by Mr. E. J. Grist, of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, was present on behalf of the defendants.

In his opening statements Mr. Pollock said that his client had taken action against a Mr. he was subjected to indignities and his fura. W. Hindmarsh for the recovery of $20.95 tute was smashed.-Lord Roberts has ordered for goods supplied, and as Mr. Hindmarsh had a court martial on eigh: officers who grossly left the Colony, a writ of foreign attachment was ill-treated civilian Stanford, mistakenly sup served on the Fortland and Asiatica.1. Indravelli,

BRITISH AND JAPANESE WARNING TO CHINA.

Both the British and Japanese representatives in Peking sent in formal warnings to the Chi- nese Government on the 24th ulta. upon the instructions of their respective Governments to the following effect:

1. The delay of the Russian evacuation in Manchuria has caused a disturbance of the

peace in the Far East and is inflicting damage, upon the interests enjoyed by Great Britain and Japan. If the evacuation be delayed like this bath Great Britain and Japan must take steps to protect the interests of their respec tive countries in China,

2.-China must make inquiries to Russia as to the date when Russia will carry out the second stage of the evacuation and bind Russia solemnly and effectually to a fixed date.

3-China.concludes any agreement with Russia in cons deration of the evacuation, against the interests of Great Britain and Japan, both these powers will refuse to re- cognize any such agreement, in whatever form or shape presented, "

4-If China enters in o any agreement wi h Russia regarding the administrative system- after the evacuation has been effected or if she exchanges any official despatches of im- portance with Russia, the Chinese Government shall inform both Great Britain and Japan and shall get their consent for so doing beforehand.

5.-An answer to the above requests musibe

noon on Saturday was 792, of which 749 posed to be a pro-Boer, at a hotel in Capetown which had on board 26 cases of goods belong. given by the Chinese Goverom: nt within five

week is the return showing the number of cases of communicable diseases which have been notified as occurring in the Colony during the same period, and from this we gather that, in addition to the 136 cases of

plague (four Europeans, three Indians, one Portuguese and 128 Chinese) there were two cases of small-pox and one of puerperal fever among the native community. This seems sufficient proof that, apart from plague, the health of the Colony is such that calls. for no complaint.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

A VERY readable article on Mr. G. Lynch's book dealing with the campaign in North China is printed on page 3.

LeMunyon will have another grand opening Day and a Souvenir day as well; watch the date

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THE Viceroy Chang Chib-tung has been granted by the Throne the privilege of riding on horseback 'w.thin the palace precincts. WE are informed that Mr. Sercombe Smith will return to the Colony, after a long holiday, by the Empress liner due here on 7th June.

to Madrid together with a list of the killed and wounded, and the very sensible decision arrived at by the French and Spanish-governments. For the past few THE verdict of the inquest on Captain Hurst months home papers have discoursed at was that he died from the effects of a quantity length upon the race for the Gordon Bennett of carbolic acid self-administered while in Cup, in which representatives, of England, state of unsound mind.

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on the 24th December, 1901.

Don't forget the chits for they will not go

LeMunyon Advi,

plaintiffs by the company, but which the plaintiffs refused to receive.

days.

The foregoing despatch, was duly sent in by the representatives of Great Britain and Japan upon receipt of definite jastructions from hims from their respective Governments and the lext has been wired to the ambassadors of the different powers concerned at $1. Petersburg. Prince Ching on receiving, the important despatch hastened for nudience at once and consulted with their Majesties personally in the matter.

The Sin Wan-pao says, regarding the British. and Japanese warning to China dated 24th ulto, that Prince Ching on receiving the despatch sought audience at once and Their Majesties told him that no compact in any shape or form with Russia will be ratified.

ing to Mr. Hindmarsh. As the vessel was sailing, the Company undertook to satisfy the plaintiffs' claim on, the ship's return subject to the orders of the Supreme Court of Hongkong. WHILE a dust man was emptying rubbish into Arrived at Oregon, however, an action was a dust boat yesterday he managed to drop brought by Mr. Hindmarsh against the Company under a bill of lading for the goods, and the some of the refuse on to the deck instead of into the hold This so enraged four keepers American Court of Oregon held that only a of the boat that they took the law into their part of the goods belonged to-Mr. T. W. Hind- marsh. At any rate, the vessel returned with own hands and dumped the man into the water and kept him beneath the "oily swell" part of the goods, which was offered to the by means of bamboo poles. He managed to escape and reported the matter to the police, and before Mr. F. A. Hazeland this morning, For the defence, Mr. Slade pointed out that one of the prisoners was fined $5 or a week, his clients denied the fact that the 26 cases be lunged absolutely to Mr. Hindmarsh; and the others were discharged.

only a small portion of it was the property

The Sin Wan-pao further says that it is: A FEW days ago, the police were notified that of Mr. Hindmarsh, and which had been William Hodge Bell, of Kentucky, U.S.A., was refused by the plaintiffs in payment of Mr. Hind-rumoured in official circles that the Manchurian wanted by the Manila authorities for defalca- marsh's debt. He admitted that the Company question will be settled within three weeks and tion of public documents and embezzlement had agreed to the undertaking, but pointed out that evacuation will be effected. of public funds within the jurisdiction of the that when the goods were taken to Oregon, United States of America in the Philippine a case was instituted against the Company Province. A strict watch was then maintained at the Circuit Court by Messrs. K. J. by the detectives on all arrivals from Mapila, and T. W. Hindmarsh, and the Court, after and last evening P. S. Sullivan, and con-hearing the case, decreed that the goods, stable Widdin managed to lay their hands on with the exception of the small portion of him at Pedder's Hill. He was brought before them, were not the property of Mr. T. W. Mr... H. Kemp this morning and pleaded not guilty. The case was adjourned to 3rd June THE Naval and Military Record mentions

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Hindmarsh.

Judgment was reserved.

EMPRESS DOWAGER'S BIRTH-

DAY CELEBRATIONS.

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

MAILS DUE. American (City of Peking) 30th inst. French (Annam) 31st'inst

Indian (Namsang) and prox. 'American (Doric) 4th prox. Australian (Chingía) 5th prox. German (Presisten}'1'3th prox." American (Nippon Maru) 13th prox.

port on 26th ult, arrived at Portland, Oregon on 25th inst. 1 p

The T. & A. s.5. Indravelli which left this

The M. M. Co.'s ss. Anam, with the next French Mail, will leave Saigon on 28th inst,

3pm, for this port.

The N. Y. K... Kagoshima Maru (l'om bay Line) left Shimonoseki for this port on 26th inst., pm, and is expected to arrive here on 31st inst

seventieth birthday anniversary which it is,pro- The celebration of the Empress Dowagers

posed by her flatterers shall take place in November next year, it is stated will, cost ten million taels at the least computation. Of this proposed sum it is alleged that Lu Chan-lin, in his capacity of President of the Board of Revenue, has succeeded in already laying aside, regardless of the scarcity of money in the fm pezial exchequer, no less than four million laels, which is hoarded in the Board of Revenue BEFORE Mr. H. Keip this morning, Mr. A. treasury vaults and which Lu Chuan-lin has Frieman, proprietor of the "Land we live given stringent order in his subordinates in

The P. M. S. S. Ca's as Coptic with mails, IN the cricket match, Surrey verses Warwick in," charged E. Gutierrez, a barman, with steal-charge never to touch, no matter on what

Francisco via Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, 10 shire, the later won by 126 runs. Sussex beating 124.66 on the 26th inst. It appears that pretence, excepting for the celebration in &c, which left bence on 25th ult, for San Worcestershire, by 163 runs. Lancashire has Mr. Frieman received a cheque for that amount question. It is further stated (says the N. Gland Sea, Yokohama, and Honolulu, arrived at beaten Leicestershire by 108, and Notts has on the night previous, and asked the prisoner Viros) that something like three million her destination on 21st just

to go to the Sailors' Home to have it cashed more taels has already been also promised beaten Derbyshire by six wickets.

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that Admiral Sir Gerard Noel is spoken of as likely to get the next command of the China 1673 commanded the naval guard to Lord Station. He is now 58, and as long ago ai

Wolseley during the Ashantee campaign of that year, having previously obtained a first class certificate as a gunnery lieutenant. He became a Naval Lord just to years since, and following on his service in the Mediterranean (when he handled the Cretan difficulty so uicl [728d France, Germany, and America will compete, Tuz steamer Alcinous, which arrived at Shang-fully) succeeded Sir Compton Domvile as and for which steps have been taken to inhai from Hongkong on 20th, reported: May Admiral-Superintendent of Naval Reserves CARMICHAEL AND duce our government to pass a Bill authoris 18:5 took off Steep Island eight Chinese, being i 1900

CLARKE,

ing the holding of the race in Ireland, over a part of the crew of the shipwrecked German circular route of about 100 miles. The steamer Foomoon, CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND

Bill passed the third and final reading in SHIPBUILDERS, HOME the House of Commons and, at the date of last advices, had still to go to the Lords, SURVEYORS AND CONTRACTORS.

where it was considered so unlikely to meet with any opposition that the event was fixed for the 2nd July? If the Bill has not already received the sanction of the Upper House there can be no doubt that the latest news from the Continent will imperil its passage if not entirely "block" it, ar, not being a govern ment measure, any prejudiced member who chooses to do so can nullify the Bill to francs.

PANGALAU

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La Courrier Saigonnais states that the Mes- sagenes Fluviales de Cochinchine have under construction in French dockyards four ships Three of them will have a tonnage of 5,200 and will cost 3,070,080 francs each; the fourth will be a shipof6,300 tons, which will cost 3719,520

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The N. P. S. Co.'ss.s. Tacoma sailed from. Victoria, B.C., for the usual ports on 25th insta and the silk ex-this s.5. arrived at New York on 21st instinct

The P. M. S. S. Co.'s ass. City of Piking

He did so, but did not return and eventually by certain Viceroys, Governors, and with mails, &c., from San Francisco to the 30th

the prisoner was arrested on the Macao boat. vincial Treasurers, who owe their several 15 defence he stated that he was formerly a lucrative posts, either through the favouritism Macao policeman, and was on his way back to of the Empress Dowager, or with the object of give himself up to the Macan authorites, but remaining more secure in their posts Indeci

to be no apprehension entertained. he intended to remit the money when he got there seems to be no there. He was sentenced to one month's hard by the people who are to have charge of the celebrations that the money to be required will AHE Beer to drink in the rupics is the Lear U made in the tropica-SAN MIGUEL

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ult, via Honolulu, has arrived at Yokotams, and left for this port via Inland Sea, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, on 23rd falls tha

The P.M.S. S. Co.'s 4.3. Dorie with mails;; &c. from San Francisco to the 8th insi., via Honolulu Las arrived at Yokotania, and leaves for this port zile Inland Seaf and Manila, to-morrow morning, 28th inst

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