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The Hongkong (elegraph

JONGKONG, THURSDAY, JUNE 25, 1903.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

THE American craiser furtin, arrived from Cavite dus morning.

THE as, ['ingchar has not been on her usual run for the past few days owing to the propellar requiring two new blades.

We shall have a Souvenir Day, soca but you will have to pay us a personal visit as no chits will go. LeMunyon --zidot.

How returning to the Colony after being banished on the 3rd inst. Tang Wing was sentenced lu one. year's imprisonment with hard-labour.

WI & Admiral Mirabello arrives from the South the Italian squadron in China will con sist of the Pettor Pisani flagship, Calubris, Louberdin and Piemonte.

DESPITE etorts made by cenain interested

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

-sdvs.

The following item is from Lathan's share report printed in the S. F: Press of 16th inst.:— Gold Mine Returns for May.-Raub 750 029, gold from 3,000 tons stone.

GENERAL Wood, Ú.S.A., left Singapore by the triang Seng (Captain Robinson) for Java on the 18th inst. He is expected to return to Sings pore about the 28th inst.nt and, will leave for Manila via Hongkong by the German mail boat which leaves here on July 3rd or 4th. The General is compelled to be in Manila by July 12th, hence his hurried trip through that portion of the East.

The reclimation winks at Kowloon are progressing rapidly both in the vicinity of Blackhead's Point and on the road up rungbom. At the latter the thoroughfare is being consider. ahly widened at the curve in the road near the

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ON THE JURY.

BY NEW CHUM."

"Cart," cried the usher, find some thirty woe-begone looking men in the front seats of the Court house and a crowd of Chinese in the rear got on their feet as his Lordship entered.

The thirty despondent looking individuals in the front of the show are those whom the powers that he law have brought together in order to select various juries therefrom and despite the fact they are about to assist in upholding the majesty of the Law and to make the way of trans- gressors particularly thorny they certainly do not seem particularly pleased with themselves. They are a decidedly cosmopolitan, crowd, being composed of British, Germans, Parsees, Ponuguese, Jews and Chinese, and may be some other nationalities which to the ardinary eye convey no distinctive signs as to what their forebears were.'

After a couple of cases are disposed of without I arracks and the authorities would confer a juries, two Chinese prisoners are hustled in and blessing on many who have to use the road if placed in the deck where they immediately on their the foreshore, which, at low water, reeks of | betray a Strong desire to crouch frul innd and sex- ced, was reclaimed so that hamsa desire resented equally strongly by it would never be left bare by the receding tide. the police who poke them into as nar a resemblance to imerest and activity as it is As a supplentent to the new al base at St possible to raise in a Chinese prisoner. A Margaret's Hope, Page's Magazine urges a couple of Indians with fixed bayonets are canal between the Forth and the Clyde, which stationed one on each side of the dock for fear would enable ships of war to pass freely from the prisoners may be very desperate characters; one coast to the othe Such a canal would be but after one has a good look at the prisoners only 30 miles in le th, and capable of being the conclusion is immediately come to that this Traversed in from live to six hours. By its precaution is unnecessary, bat as the reci means the naval base at St. Margaret's Hope turban makes a nice spot of colour against a on the East Coast would be in direct water blank wall the Indians justify their existence. communication with a fleet operating on the The charge having been read and interpreted West Coast, and also in direct communication to the prisoners and they having pleaded "no: guilty, seven of the despondent crust in the

with the shipbuilding yards on the Clyde and

in the North of Ireland. There would also be ne chance of a fleet being hopelessly blockaded at St. Margaret's Hope.

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front seats are required to decide the matters at issue between "our sovereign Lord the king and the prisoners at the bar.”

ticket.

He calls out a name and the unlucky wight guts up and walks in the jury box followed by

a subdued chuckle from the man who was

next.

The thirty now begin to betray some signs The batancial observations which have recent- of interest in their situation as the Registrar ly been made on Krakatoa and the neighimur.inses his hand into a box and brings forth a ing islands, an account of which is given in Nature, are specully interesting, Fince, the

table lie,, twenty years ago, we at ally gicus eruption destroyed every vestige of vego-

witnessing the process of vegetable colonisasiting next to him, a chuckle frozen suddenly tion from the beginning. The first settlers as the chuckler hears his own name called appear to have been microscopic algae, which parties to prevent it, the Government of French eventually created a suitable substratum for

A jury of seven having been sworn, some in indo-una is continuing its subsidy of $1,500 ferns, of which about a dozen species had the name of God, some in the name of jehovah appeared in 1886 Between 1886 and 1897 no and some by making a declaration, the remain fresh ferns appeared, but fity species of flowering front-seaters are informed that their services ing plants managed to establish themselves, are not required until the alte noon, on which among them several orchids. Krakatoa is they rise as one man and go their ways rejoicing about twenty miles distant from Java and The prosecuting Counsel is now let loose at Sumatra, and it will be interesting to see how the two abject prisoners and from this point much light its new vegetation throws upon the proceedings became very slow indeed as the origin

vegetation of -muça more remote the necessity for interpretation robbed the islands, which have more than a litoral or Count of any possible ex:itement, as the most coral-island dark.

stutling evidence kuses in being interpreted.

per annum to the Siom Free Press.

Tit exceptionally heavy downpoins of ram to-day have had the effect of clearing the air to some extent, of scouring out the drains and mullahs and of testing the weak points in the mains,

Ar the War Office it was stated that no author- ity haul been giyen for the sale of army blankets from South Africa, and that every effort was being made to discover the officer who hail allowed st.

Now look out for LeMunyon's new store adv. It is a beauty,-Advt.

THE now line of Dutch steamers to run between Java and Japan, calling at Amoy, is expected to carry coalies. In that case coalies from Any can be taken direct of Java ins ead of being conveyed thither by way of Singapore.

The Fauchow Hiko understands that they are to have a new line of steamers running between Foochow and Shanghai. The first of the steamers, the Jacob Diederichsen, is advertised to close on Monday, the 22nd lust., for Shang hai.

WE are given to understand that the Chukone will be replaced on the Macao run by the

FURNITURE kong, the Wing Un S. 5. Co. having chartered

DEALERS.

DRAWING-ROOM,

DINING-ROOM,

and BED-ROOM

ELECTRO-PLATED,

FURNITURE.

GLASS, and

CHINA XARES. PASTEUR'S MICROBE-PROOF

FILTERS,

ROCHESTER LAMPS,

WHITE TURKISH TOWELS.

COUNTERPANES.

the former vessel to the Quarter Master's department at Manila for twelve months. She proceeds to the Philippines on the 1st July.

A TWIN SCREW steamer of about 3,030 tons gross register was launched at Bremen on the 12th ult for the Norddeutscher Lloyd, and named the Prive Sigismund. She will be em-

ployed in the Singapore-New Guinea Sydney line, for which a sister boat is now also being

built at Bremenbayen.

Don't forget the chits for they will not go LeMunyon. Advt.

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One was strongly reminded at the old story -ONE would magise, from the Earl of Crewe's of the Ker y witness giving evidence in Gaelic.

question in the House al Tunis, esse

Witness hoids fouh volubly for a few minutes contemporary, Clumbo was living in a state and then the serpety informs the of abject terror during the visit of the Russian Court that prisoner says "Yes." The only Fleet; and from the serious tone of Eart Sel-diversion that falls to the lot of the seven un- bourne's reply one may well feel that we have fortunates in watching the methodical not long emerged from a period of acute changing of guard on the part of the Indians danger. As a matter of fact no such leeling of every half-hour and the countenances of the insecurity prevailed, and indeed very little jury seem 1 palpably express a hope that interest was manifested in the visit of the one of the rides will be dropped just by Muscovite leviathans. Nevertheless a signi. way of a break in the monotony. Numerous ticance and importance has been attached to witnesses are now examined and betray a truly the incident and the admission that the visit of Chinese desire to please the interrogator by so powerful a fleet to Colombo was exceptional giving the answer he most desires. After each and rose from accidental cause seems to in- witness finishes his evidence the prisoners are dicate that it will not occur again"; or if it asked if they desire to put any question to him does the Admiralty will take care Colombo is or her as the case may be. Not they. Nothing not left so helplessly at the mercy of the hostile was evidently further from their thought. They Power whichever it may then be, as was the do not seem to have sufficient interest in the case when the Rússian Fleet passed to the Far case even to be bored, East. Lord Selborne would evidently prefer to reciprocate the hospitality of foreign Powers to single vessels at a time instead of whole squadrons.

upon

The case drags its weary way until the pro- secuting Attorney informs his Lordship that he has completed his case and then the seven unfortunates art assisted in finding their verdict by his Lordship running over the evidence and informing the jury in the good old fashioned way that evidently if the prisoners are guilty, they are guilty; whilst on the other hand if they are not guilty they must be acquitted.

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BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS.

To Deposits

Fr

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.63,645, 0.0

Batince from Reserve Account. 30174.15 7

£1,047,683.10, I

Assets.

£ s. d.

£ s. d.

ABSENCE DEBTORS AND PUBLIC

FXAMINATION.

73

Ferry Boats, &c.,.184,249 21 Less Depreciation written off for

this year.........* 59,185.00

This includes the value of 5.5. Row Shing, claimed from the Chinese Govern- nient]

Coals and Provisions on board

925,00

= 1

Ships and in Godowns ... 11,506 8 10

.. Office Furniture.......

Sundry Debtors in Londen and China, Agents' Balances, Freights, &c.......

68 1 101

102,614 7 5 Cash in London and China... 8,425 911

At the Supreme Court this morning the Chief | By Steamship, Huiks, Justice, Sir W. M. Goodman, sitting in bank- Tuptcy jurisdiction, heard an application by Mr. F. C. Barlow, of Messrs. Deacon and Hastings, on behalf of two creditous, for the adjudication of the estate of Wong Fat Hing. The matter cane before the Acting Chiel Justice, Sir H. S. Berkeley, on the 23rd April, when it appeared that debtor bad gone away from the Colony, and the receiving onder was made and Mr. Bruce Shepherd was appointed official receiver in the estate. The liabilities were about $50,000 and assets $15,000. Mr. Bruce Shepherd pointed out that Sir Henry Berkeley had refuscil to grant two adjudications with most disastrous results as far as the Official Receiver was concerned, one debtor was in Canton and he had sent the other up to bring his partner to Hongkong, and im wediately he was in the act of bringing him down the Canton authorities arrested him and it took about three weeks before the mas could be released. His Lordship said he wanted to arrive at some satisfactory solution regarding the absence of debtors frani public examination and he would certainly not allow a man to be adjudicated bankrupt on his own petition. In the present case, according to the allidavit, there was very little probability of debtor attending his public examination, and if on that ground he declined to make him bank- rupt the result would be that, although the property was protected it was not vested in the trustee in such a way that it could be utilised

to the benefit of the creditors. After con-

£1,047,183 10

1.

5. d.

REVENUE ACCOUNT.

fir.

To General Charges & Telegrams in London and China, Ditec-

+

21

2

'tors' and Auditors' Fees......

Depreciation Account-

On Steamships, &c. £59,485.00 On Cllice Furniture

Income Tax Account...... Interest Account.... Balance transferred to Kalance

Sheet.......................

Cr.

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5.354.8

.0.0.0

59.95 0 0 7,977. 5.0 453-44.9

39, 74-5.7

£100,855. 1.10

silosable discussion his Lordship adjudged By Balance brought forward from the debtor bankrupt.

INDO-CHINA STEAM NAPIGA-

TION CO., LTD.

The local agents (Messes, Jardur, Matheson & Co.) forward us the twenty-first annual report of the board of directors of the Indo- China Steam Navigation Company, Limited, presented to shareholders at the twenty-second ordinary general inecting, held at the London offices of the company on the 4th inst. It is as follows:--

The Board of Directors now submit their

1901.

.Net earnings of Steamers for the year including profit an Exchange ......

„Amo mi tran:ferred from Un-

derwriting Account ... Dividend Warrants notstand-

14

14

jog, now transferred Transfer Fees

17,657.16. 6

59,912.14. 4

28,655.10, 9

599.16 9

28 17 G

£106,855, ID

W. KESWICK, Chairman. A. G. WELLS, Secretary.

In accordance with the provisions of the Companies Act, 1907, we certify that all our

repor, and statement of accounts for the year requirements as Auditors have been complied

with, andreport to the Shareholders as follows:-

1902.

The depressed condition of the shipping trade in the Far East during the year under review will have prepared shareholders for financial results much less satisfactory than the bandsome earnings of the two previous years. Notwithstanding serious adverse circumstances, however, it is gratifying that after crediting over £34,000 for the usual premium of insur ince to anderwriting account, the rovenue can still provide, (with the aid of the sum brought forward from yor) for income tax, interest. charges, and also £59,185 for depreciation on steamers, and yet leave credit balance.

Owing to these causes a dividend could' hardly have been looked for, but the absence of any total loss or of serious damage to the fleet for a long period has allowed of an accúmula- tion of profit on the underwriting account which nearly equals half the paid-up capital of the company, and the directors consider this account has reached such dimensions that they are justified in the interests of the shareholders in transferring £28,655 165. d. to revenue, leaving still the large sum of £240,0 0 at credit of underwriting account,

This transfer increases revenue account to £39,174 158. 78. and it is recommended that a dividend of 5 per cent, free of income tax, be declared, thus absorbing £24,794 10s, and leaving L5.38 55. 74. to be carried forward to the new account.

The company's fleet has, during the past year, been further strengthened by the addi- tion of the new steamers Vik Sang, Choy Sang and Awong Sang, in replacement of vessels sold at satisfactory prices. Two additional steamers for the coast trade were contracted far during the year and both have now been

delivered.

The board have not availed of the proposed increase of capital alluded to at the last annual meeting.

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We have exaunoed and compared the above Balance Sheet and Revenue Account with the Books and Vouchers kept by the Company in London, and with the Statements received from the General Managers in China; and are of opinion that the Balance Sheet is properly drawn up, so as to exhibit a true and correct view of the state of the Company's affairs as shown by the books of the Company.

TURQUAND, Youngs & Co.,

London, uth May, Typ3.

Auditors.

THE HOOG SENG" MUST PAY

SALVAGE.

At Manila on 21st inst., Judge Sweeney handed down a decision in the maritime case of the Manila Transportation and Construction Company against the s.s, Food Stag. It will be remembered (says the Cablenews) that the Foot Seng came into port from Hongkong, in April 1903, seeking a purchaser. The vessel remained in the harbour until some time in July when she was endangered by a typhoon and rescued by the launch Afadye bé- onging to the plaintiff company.

The plaintiff asked salvage for salving the Food Seng and the court found in accordance with the petition. Salvage was allowed to the amount of 2,500 pases which were distributed among the crew of the launch Madge and the crew of the Bett, unuther vessel which rendered some assistance to the threatened Forc Seng.

Te next direct French mail will be brought from Marseilles by the Folynesien which was running, before on the Australian line. She and her sister ship dustralind will supply the place of the files and the Laos on the inde- China line,

THE PLAGUE.

The London County Council has entered a determined campaign against the habit of expectorating in public places, and the authorities in longkong might be well advised to follow in their wake. On April 28th there came into force a regulation

The jury now lay their heads together both which will make it an oflence against the law figuratively and in point of fact and after for any person to spit in or upon any of the sundry whispers the foreman rises and London County Council tramway-cars. This informs the Court that the jury finds There has been some improvement shown will be the first time a law against spitting has the prisoners guilty, the other jurymen mean in the freight market this season over the cam- been forced in London. A fine up to the while making their best attempt to look imings of last year at same time, but it is not amount of 40s. is the penalty fixed for the po tant and responsible. His Lordship then possible to forecast from present prospects offence. The official view is that the Council addresses the prisoners, but as his remarks are what results may eventually be realized: has been larely fluenced by the danger of interpreted piece by piece his sentencing speech

The directors deplore the unexpected death king, ace rding to the official return, 1,268 18th inst, on charges of receiving and offering infection which arises from spitting, especially loses much of its weight. Three years hard" of their late chaiman, who had been on the since January 1st, were reported. They were bribes, and who were remanded by Mr. Kempin Gors of consumption, as well as by the is the sentence of the Cou, and the prisoners board since the formation of the company, and all Chinese and ended fatally. Two of the PHOTOGRAPHIC further adjourned to Tuesday, the 30th inst. Eitherto," said a prominent official, "we characterised their conduct throughout the

DEPARTMENT.

COOKING RANGES,

KITCHEN UTENSILS, and

HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.

DEVELOPING and PRINTING

UNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS.

GOOD WORK. <

PROMPT RETURN. Hongkong, 8th July, 1902.

CARMICHAEL

CLARKE,

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AND

CONSULTING ENGINEERS AND *

SHIPBUILDERS, SURVEYORS AND CONTRACTORS.

REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.

ROBERT McEwen, Inspector of Markets, N. A. Johnson, assistant inspector of Markets, and two natives, who were arrested on informa- tion given at the Central Police Station on the

till this morning, came up to-day, and the case

a215 pm, when the evidence will be heard.

Bs permission of Major Radcliffe and officers, the band of the 33rd Burma Infantry will play the following programme, during dinner, al the King Edward Hotel, to-morrow, Friday, the 26th inst. (weather perfiuting)—

March.

"'The Sailur' Life"...{Wikan Overture....... *** Der Kaafg's Lieut. (Ezuji Fidej Selection..........” The Girl from Kay's ",{ban Cavy!!). ..." The Song you sang to the "...Molloy) Selection ...... The Lady Slavey A.....(Chak). Valte.................... Premier Pristenţa "......(Margis), Base Corìmple.." Punch and Judy...aggetti). God Save the King,

Sønd

nujectionable mature of the habit itself

receive it with the same stoicism that has they have just learned with regret of the death of Mr. W. L. Watson, who had retired from the have contented ourselves with printed requests whole proceedings and are removed by the

Board in 1901. The directors have appointed affixed to the cars. Now we are going a step medium of their queues from the Court to Mr. II. Beazley, a well-known former resident fuither. If a person persists in spitting, his meditate on the unfortunate chance by which in China, to the Beard, and his appointment name and address will be obtained and he will they were caught and possibly plan some fresh requires confirmation. Mr. W. Paterson, who retires in rotation, offers himself for re-election, be summoned." But the County Council is villainy for some future occasion. thinking of taking further steps against the

The seven jurymen are now informed that The auditors, Messrs. Turquand, Youngs &; dangerous habit. The following bye-law is their presence can be dispensed with nail later Co. likewise offer themselves for re-election. likely to become law before many months pass:un in the day and they forthwith gleefully seize

By order of the Board, Na person shall spit on the floor, side, or their hats and hie forth to the nearest hostelty

A. G. WELLS, wall of any public carriage or of any public to stake a considerable thirst engendered in a ball, public waiting-room, or place of public warm Court room. entertainment, whether admission thereto be

The only pleasures to be derived from having obtained on payment or not," This means

your presence requested for jury purposes that not only will spitting be prohibited by law

seem to be in the fact as if it is your first in the Council tramway-cars, but in all other appearance it constitures, a sout of ceni To London tramway-cars and London omnibuses ficate of citizenship and as there is always as well. If our authorities could be induced to the spoiling point of view of wondering how consider the subject in relation to Hongkong you stand with regard to the laws of chance

F when the names are drawn. many of the diseases with which we have now

It is decidedly fascinating tohear your Chris.

to contend might be considerably lessened, iftain name called and to wonder whether the

AT the Magistray, before Mr. J. H. Kemp, 22 natives were charged with gambling at 55, liok Un where they were arrested by Bergeant Sullivan, of the Hungham Police Station, and a party of other police, who entered the premises, and surprised the gang while playing the game of ngan pai. Lodging was supplied to them at the cells of the Station, and this morning they not checked entirely. were charged. A fine of Sag with the alter- native of one month's imprisonment was imposed on the first prisoner; $50 or two months on the second, and $3 on each of the Lasse others.

TELEGRAMS: "CARMICHAEL," Hongkong. A. B. C. Code, 4th Edition.

A. : Code.

Lieber's Standard Code.

TELEPONE, 332.

Hongkong, 20th March, 1903.

Four floors freshly painted and tinted and to first class condition to rest. Inquire at C. E. LeMunyon, New Store, 31, Des Voeux Road. P. O. Box 368-Adotoj

succeeding suuame is about the your own. In point of fact you takapai, ina lottery with- put the preliminary payment of 13 and should you be an old hand at the game ind your name not be called you leave the Cou, so evidently well pleased with yourself, that, he winner of 350,000 is a small man comparedļo you.

Secretary.

London, 22nd May, 1993.

BALANCE SHEET AT 31ST DECEMBER, 1902, Liabilities.

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Share Capital :-Authorised 1,200,000, First Issue 63,000 Shares each Lio, whereof

today four further cases of bubonic plague,

During the twenty-four hours ended at noon

cases were reported "found," one on the hillside at To Kwa Wan and the wher near One case was reported: 54, Centre Street from 25, Bridge Row, Quarry Boy, and nic from 68, Queen's Road West.

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

MAILS DUE. Indian (Zaisung) 29th inst. French (Polynesien) 29th inst. American (Coptic) 30th inst.. Canadian (Tartar) 1st prox. -.

Canadian (Empress of Japan) 6th prox.

The C. P. R. Co's Empress of China arrived : at Vancouver on 23rd inst., at 6.30 p.m.

The P. & A. ss. Indravelli arrived at Yakı- han this morning and is due here on or about: 49 589 subscribed and fully. L 4.d.

7th prox. paid up

495,890, a p

Blance of Underwriting Ac--

count

144 147

General Reserve Fund

... 240,000, a o 2. 100,000.00 870.13.10

Exchange Reserve Account...

.. Sundry. Creditors in London

and China

Loans.......

The M. M. Co.'s.s. Polynesien with the next French Mail will leave Saigon to-morrow, at r pn., for this port.

The B. T. B. Co's 55. Pleiades sailed from Victoria for Kobe direct on 22nd inst,, and may 63,103. a. 8 be expected to arrive at that port on or about 54,005, 0.0|16th pix.

HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer in the ropics-SAN MIGUEL,

HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Bear

THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer HE Beer 10 drink in the tropics is the Beer THE Bejr 10 drink in the tropics is the Beer THE Beer to drink in tha tropis is the Beer. Cando in the tropics--SAN MIGUEL. -

made in the tropics-SAN MIGUEL.

made in the tropics-SAN MIGUEL

made in the tropla-SAN MIGUEL,

made in the tropics--SAŇMIGUEL,