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Hongkong, moth March, 1903.

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THE HONGKONG TEL

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~ESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1903.

THS candidate most desired at the Vatican, lo|BUNGKUNG, CANION & MALAO,

STEAM-BOAT CO., LTD. succeed the late Cardinal Vaughan, the Arch- bishop of Westminster (England), is Monsig near Meri del Val, formerly apostolic delegate

THE second ordinary yearly meeting of ste-in Canada. holders in William Powell, Limited, whe held at the Company's premises, 28, Qup's Read Central, at noon to-morrow.

of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.

HALF-YEARLY MEETING,

· ITALIAN `CONVENT,

DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZEREN

His Excellency Sir H. A. Blake, GC.M.G., with whom was Lady Blake, presented the prizes to the scholars of the Italian Conventôt five

The seventy-fourth ordinary half-yearly BRITISH investors have been a little shy of meeting of shareholders in the Hongkong o'clock last evening. Upon the arrival of the Japanese industrials, possibly with reason, for Canton and Macan Steam-boat Company, the jap is not deficient in the financial shrewd Limited, was held at the office of the Com-Governor and Lady Blake Miss C. Burke gave aers which will barrow at low rate and lend pany, No. 18, Bank Buildings, Queen's Road an address of welcome and on behalf of the A LARGE number of Hongkongites wentrer again at a high rate. However, this country Central, at noon to-day. There were present: Mother Superior tendered to them her deep to Macao on Saturday and on Sunday de holds 190 million yen out of the national debt Hon. C. W. Dickson (Chairman), Hen. R. feeling of genuine gratitude for their goodness the journey across to the chapel on the jaidf552 million zen, and it would undoubtedly Shewan, Messrs. F. A. Gomes, N. A. Siebs, E. in distributing the prizes, which she said was a of Taipa where they witnessed the procision be to the Aterest. of lapan as a whole if she Goetz, C. Michelau, H. Schubart, H. E. Proof that they wished to see the scholars mae her laws easier for the foreigner who has Tomkins (directors), J. Goosmann (Acting virtuous and clever. She wished she could money to invest and is not afraid of the Secretary), Hon. Gershom Stewari, John adequately express the feelings of the Mother Japanese code of commercial m. rility.-Dally, Arnold, Capt. W. E. Clarke, J. H. Jessen, Eself for their kindness, but being unable to do

Superior and those of her companions at her News.

Moses, A. H. M. Silva, A. G. Ward, F. Aso felt that she would be excused. To the Wendt, and G. Wilson.

The notice convening the meeting having fars then sang II di dei Premi, after which the

accompaniment of Miss E. Querubin, the scho

prizes gained by Portuguese s:holars were dis- The Chairman sald :-Gentlemen, I protributed by Lady Blake. Following this the Times says Macao has long been a place from pose with your approval to take the report Misses E. Querubin, E. Best, P. Manor, and Kaia for them to tow over one of the Spnish which all the glories had depaited and since and accounts as read. They are, I think, put |

the cliture was placed upon its shipment of Lefore you in such a form as to clearly show A Lee Lun played the grande valse brilliante coolies or, in other words, slave trade, it simply the present position of the company. An im and received unstinted applause for their skil

ful execution of the piece. Prizes having been vegetated and derived a species of fungoid proved result has attended the running of our distributed to English scholars of the element- West River steamen, and upon the Hongkong- existence from its gambling houses. These

Canton line our earnings notwithstanding ary standards, Miss M. Brewster gave a reci. latter, it seems, have of late hen doing none

tation, and subsequently accompanied on the 100 well, whilst the sale of tickets in its lower intes have grossed practically the same piano a children's drill. Awards were given to

A NATIVE charged with ordering a quancy of screws, saws, elc. from no Ku Loongarm, on the 21st June hst under forged orde was

Smith to ten paths' imprisonment.

The Hongkong Telegraph this morning serenced by Me T. Serembe

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1903.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

THE first-class cruiser Leviathant is due here in a few days.

Orders by mail promptly attended to when sent to LeMunyon, P. O. 3. 368—A dot.

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ROAST monkey is said to be quite a dainty dish. Its flavour is a sort. of compromise be tween pheasant and hare.

An application was made to the Toyofis-n

war vessels which have been raised at Manila,

i

bill on account of the prevalence of tyfoons they did not feel justified in accepting tip risk.

A POLICE sergeant in India is being tied for having released from custody a man wa was unanuously found guilty and senteded to death. The serceant's explanation is thi there was not sufficient evidence against theman to keep him, in custody.

COMMENTING on a wire published in the Hongkong Telegraph regarding the approval of the scheme for the improvement of the har- bour of Ma ao and its approaches, the Straits

been read,

THE Peninsular and Oriental steamer Egyf¡ | A "RAILWAY Battalion," which, it is dad, is eighbouring ports, until its very existence opposition at very unremunerative rates. Ittributed and a most entertaining drill was given for use in Manchuria, is being formed at this contic labour in various portions of the globe i reference to this matter here, beyond assuring rendered and Miss I. Barrows thanked Sir

which arrived at Plymouth on the 7th ult.. landed a naive at Stez suspected as having bubonic plague.

THE result of the working at Raub for 4 weeks ending 18th ult, is as follows: stone crushed 2,900 tons; smelted gold obtained 730 ounces; average per ton 5 pennyweights.

moment from the corps of sappers and mners and the railway battalions in Russian Tukes

tan.

The new battalion is to be known as the roth Trans-Ainur Railway Batalion."

SIR Ernest Satov is on board the P. and 0.

"Loteria Miser.cordia "-" were sweet in you to do to much for charity," Macao! has been of late years rendered more and more difficult by the authorities in the

was threatened. Hence the demand for Chinese has put new hope into the breasts of its denizens and there is a chance that the port, which had been rapidly silting up since the passing of the old "barracoon" days, will be dredged out and generally improved. In the 'meantime it is to be hoped sincerely that, if

the horrors of the said barracoon days will net be in any degree approached.

figure as the previous half-year, but on the Hongkong-Macao line earnings have fallen off the fourth and füith standards (English) af er which Miss E. Muscat give an exhibiilon to considerably owing to our having to compete with the two steamers which ale running in her skill in the piano. Other prizes were dis-- is not politic that I should make more detailed by the scholars, after which another song was you that it has the close attention of your DirecHenry and Lady Blake for so kindly distribut turs.. Increased pay to those in the service, ing the awards, which, she said, would be long the disbursements of our extra steamer the remembered by the Mother Superior and the Kimhan, and heavier expenditure on the scholars of the Convent. Homan and Powan in order to put them into first class order, all contributed to the reduction in our net revenue as compared with

the previous six months

Notwithstanding

intermediate steamer Setra which is due Macan docs regain any of its old prosperity, THE editor of the Queen's College Yelfowhere from Singapore on Thursday. The Sumatra leaves for Shanghai on Saturday at Dragon has sent us the July number of the

daylight and the British Minister to Ching will magazine containing interesting reading matter including a short article on the distinguished probably stay with the Colonial Secretary till At LeMunyon's you can get the famous Faller % for the half year, and I trust you will careers of old Queen's College boys."

THE Comparison of the indian plague returns for the past seven years is ghastly reading. As each successive year passes by, the total mort ality is ever mounting up; and from 2,026, in 1896, to a death roll of 184,752 in 1902 is an awful story.

IT is reported with reference to the Anglo- Tibetan Commission that Mr. White is already at the rendezvous, Khamba Jong, but that Major Younghusband will only proceed there when the duly accredited Tibetan representa- tives arrive.

IT will be seen from our advertisement columns that it is proposed to increase the capital of Humphreys Estate and Finance Co., Ld., from $1,000,000 10 $1,500,000 by the addition of 50,000 new shares of Sto each. An extraordin- ary meeting of the company will be held on the 31st October.

The amount of block tin and tin ore exported from the F. M. S. for the first half of this year amounted to 162,320 pikuls and 232,534 pikuls, against 107,441 | pikcuts and 207945 pikuls, for the corresponding half of 1902. This is an in- crease of 19,467 pikuls, the duty being $1,204,7|1 more.

Take your Kodak developing and printing to Le Munyon's, 31, Des Vieux Road.—Adv!.

A DAILY half-penny journal, to hard by the mad' says that "places like Burnham Beeches are literally swarming with mosquitoes half an inch long.

People who have been bitten by them have large swellings and all down the limbs there is a feeling of pain and numbness.”.

FREDERICK Williamson sued the New York World for £10,000 for publishing a statement that he had committed a murder. The paper took it back, but Willie pressed his suit. Result:The jury assessed his damages at 3d,

on the ground that newspapers could not avoid occasional mistakes.

Wird regard to the provision of nurses fur Europeansin ladiaa scheme of a comprehensive nature under the auspices of Lady Curzon is being worked out at Simla. It is hoped that this scheme will have the Government support, and that an organisation may be created for the supply of nurses in each province.

SATUON has now again a midday gun service to mark the flight of time. Formerly the gun used to go off regularly until the local authorl- ties objected to pay for the powder und on the ground that, being damaged, it was an other wise unserviceable' article. The military authorities then stopped the firing, Governor-General has settled the dispute by directing that the outlay on the powder shall fall on the local funds. The military authori- es upon this resumed firing on the ist alt--- Bangkok Times.

The

her departure.

THE premises of Mr. Grachlert, the King's jeweller at Siam, were recently brokin into aud diamonds and jewellery amounting to up- wards of ticals 50,000, were extracted from a box in which they were kept. It is said that most of the valuables stolen belonged to the Palace. So far no clue to the robbers or where- abouts of the bonty has been discovered.

LeMunyon has rubber stamp daters, the best

kind.—Advt.

A MEETING of the jus ices of the Peace was held in the Justices' room, at the Magistracy, this afternoon for the purpose of considering an application from 0. Fromowitz for the transfer intoxicating liquors on the premises stuace at of his publican's licence to. sell and retail

ja totel," to Annette Papier. The Magistrates No. 1, Jubilee Street, under the sign ul” Colon.

present were dis. J. 1. Kemp, Capt. Lyonsi Mr. 31 Grist appeared on behalf of Mr. and the application was granted.

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WFIN

Numbering Machine.-- Advt.

CROWN LAND SALE.

At the offices of the Public Works Dept

ment this afternoon, Garden Lot No 22,

adjoining Inland Lot No 1,568, Conduit Road, and having a total area of 3,578 square feet was put up for sale by public auction. Sir Paul Chater was the only bidder and secured the lot for $10, ar Sto above the upset price.

HONGKONG PLAGUE

PREVENTION.

THE GOVERNOR'S THANKS.

The following is the letter of thanks which

of the Kaijong His Excellency is presenting to each member

+

Government House, Hongkong, 3rd August, 1903. The Guvernur desires to thank the following of the Kailang than their Hongkong in 1903, The Governor highly appreciates the good work they have done by inducing their neighbours to take precautions

aflagne in

The plague statistics for the week ended at against the spread of the plague-precautions They that he hopes may have been the means of saving the lives of some among them :-

noon on Saturday are now to hand. show that during the seven days there were to cases with six deaths. One European, one Filipino, two Indian and six Chinese cases were recorded. For the three days ended at noon to-day three further Chinese, fatal cases were notified. Since the beginning of the year there have been 1,375 cases with 1,205 deaths. One case of puerperal fever occurred last week.

WHILE going his rounds on Saturday night a lukong found a man hiding in a stairway at West Point and when he directed his bull's-eye on to the inan the lurker sprang up, knocked the lantern out of his hand and caught hold of his truncheon which he proceeded to use with considerable effect on the constable. The ma

was eventually secured and taken to the Polie Siation where Mr. Sercombe Smith order him to pay $200 or go to gaol for six montis with hard labour, the first and last weeks the sentence to be in solitary confinement.

Chan Ki.

Chak Cheung. Mak Sui. Mak Hi.

Mak Chak. Lau Chiu. Liu Yi, Wong Wai.

Tam (hun. Man Ling.

THE

Cheng Tai.. Kwok Nam

Fung Kun.

Un Shai Ki. Tsau Sang. Cheong Chi, Wan Fun,

Mang Yat. Chan Chun.

GRACE-NEWMAN BOXING

CONTEST.

well-found

The proceedings then terminated. The prize list was printed in our issue of yesterday.

SAVED FROM THE SEA

TO RE SHOT ASHORE.

•

Captain Robert A. Bions of the 5,5. Stam which arrived Singapore on 24th ult. from Hongkong icperred that at 7 am. on the 22nd ult. while in Int. 8 deg. 45 min, N., Long 160 deg. 52 min E. he observed a raft, made of bam- boo, adrift with two men on it. The Stam stood towards the raft and a boat in charge of the First Mate was lowered and pulled towards

the reduced proût your directors decided to recommend maintaining the usual dividend of

approve not only of this but also of their re commendations with regard to the disposal of the remaining balance. Although the amount carried forward to the current half year is nol so large as usual, yet it represents over 2% on capital. It has appeared to your directors advisable to provide further tonnage for the West River trade, and they have joined with the China Navigation and Indo-China Com The two men were taken into the boat and panies in acquiring the steamer Kong were found to be greatly exhausted, but restor Hing renamed Tak Hing to run between atives were given them and they revived. The Canton and Wuchow in conjunction with the two men appeared to be fishermen and gave Captain Binns to understand they wished to Nanning and Sainam until such time as a new.sleamer contracted for with the Hong. be landed at Pulo Condore. The Stam was kong and Whampoa Dock Company is com- accordingly headed for the island and are ved

there at 10.30 a.m. pleted, and the question of again taking up

On anchoring the French the trade between this colony and the West Authorities boarded the vessel and claimed the

two men as escaped convicts, whose numbers. River is also under consideration. Turaing to

they gave as 5,925 and 5916. They further in- the balance sheet there does not appear to me

formed the captain that a number of convicts? any item which I need specially comment upon, but I may state that the Company's had escaped from the island on bamboo rafts, investments stand

sound and they could not make out how the rails y ere on a perfectly basis at an expense of $11,600-taken from Investment Fluctuation account. Before pro

gardanger shear milujutun ur une reja and accounts I shall be pleased to answer any questions re lating to them which may suggest themselves

to you.

posed, and Mr. Wendt seconded, that the There being no questions the chairman pro.

report and accounts as presented be adopted and passed. Carried.

DIRECTORS.

On the motion of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. Moses, the appointment of Messrs. Hi Schubart, E. R. Fobrmanın, and 14. E. Tomkins to the Board of Directors was confirmed, and, on the proposition of the Chairman, seconded by Mr. Ward, the Hon. R. Shewan and Mr. E. Goetz were re-elected to the Board.

AUDITORS.

The Chairman proposed, and Mr. Moses seconded, that Messrs, A. O'D. Gourdin and W. H. Potts be re-elected auditors.

Carried. -

The Chairman:-That concludes the besi-

ness, gentlemen. Dividend warrants will be ready to-morrow after ten o'clock. Thank you for your attendance.

THE POLLARD COMEDY

SEASON.

The match at the City Hall on Saturday ext is being considerably discussed in sport. ng circles. Grace, an American by birth, is a man weighing about 140. He has travelled all over the world during his boxing career, and his last fight was with Sinclair in BETWEEN Mr. Ruthven, who, in 1849, "applid Shanghai whom he beat in three rounds. He the turbine principle, as a centrifugal pom brings with him a good name from the ring in to the propulsion of ships, and the Ho. Australia having fought a 20-round draw with Charles Algernon Parsons, who recenty Gorge Johns who is at present one of the supplied the "middle passage" with its fintest welter weights of the Southern Hemis- turbine steamer, there are some five years motere. Kid McCoy, Jack Everheart, and compels the management to postpone the than the Hon. Charles has yet counted. Mom Duggan are among those whom Grace Ruthven's turbine had to wait till 1866 before s met in the ropes, se it is to be hoped the Admiralty built the ironclad stoop Wart on Saturday one may see something witch to try it. The experiment merely went dierent to the last few bouts that have to show that the turbine was as cheap as any tan place in the Colony. Grace is working other method of propulsion, and superi, r only has and, according to our correspondent, is in in the facilit.es it afforded for pumping out a thepink of condition. He has been in the vessel. Later experiments with the Viper and Cly five weeks, but has seuled down to hist Cobra have been disheartening. Mr. Parsons's werlonly 15 days ago. The public having Queen will, it is expected, constitute a new

hear so much about these two men will, no departure.--Ex.

doub be present in large numbers at the City Halla Saturday,

H. HARBORD, who styled himself as owner of the s.s. Firth of Beauly and several other! ships, entered Wing Kee & Co.'s shop, Nos. 68

The new arrangements of seats in con- nection with the alteration of the theatre

opening the plan of reserved seats until to-morrow (Wednesday), morning, ai o'clock.

COMPETITION IN CAR. YING COOLIES.

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obtained. The rescued men were handed over and the French officer who received them roolly informed Capt· Binns that they would be shot at daylight next morning. The French Authorities thanked Captain Binns for "captur ng" the convicts and gave $5 to be distributed amongst the boat's crew-Singapore Free

Press.

THE RISE IN SILVER IN SIAM,

TREASURY PRICE OF TICALS ADVANCED. The Bangkok Times of 22nd ult, states The Government has to-day intimated to the Banks that until further notice the Treasury selling price for Ticals will be at the rate of 18 to the pound sterling. For nearly three and a half months the rate has been 18, and although there have been no buyers at that figure, it has been considered advisable for the Government to advades its selling price in sympathy with the steady and continued upward movement of the dollar in Singapore.. Yesterday, the latter was again quoted at 15. 1od. for demand drafts-a figure cor- responding to a tical at 17 to £ according to the sliding scale brought into force soun after the Mint was closed. This arrangement has latterly been in temporary abeyance, owing to adverse trade conditions, but it is judged. that the time has now arrived for a further rise in the Government rate, and it may be hoped that the announcement will tend to still further suffen exchange in Bangkok. This has shown a slight upward tendency during the last few weeks, as compared with gold, but it is évident: that the condition of trade is not such as to bring about any immediate strong movenient in the direction of a higher tical, and hence the necessity for further action on the pan of the Government.

SHIPPING AND MAILS:

MAILS DUE German (Pring Heinrich) to-morrow. American (City of Peking) 13th inst. Canadian (Empress of India) 16th inst Indian (Loisang) 17th inst.

The P. & S. N. Co.'s s.s. Sumaine left

The Chinese deck passenger to and from, Bangkok is a more important person than he locks, observes the local Times, Individually he may not amcust to much, but in the mast he does a large part of the work of the country, and he is also an important asset foribe sieag- CINESE CUSTOMS DUTIES.

ship companies. The starting of the Rickmén line between Bangkok and the China ports has A COMMITTEE of the Planters-Society at and 70 Praya Central, at 3 o'clock on Friday In & House of Commons on 1st ult, Sir had the immediate effect of bringing about a Havana has made a report on a special mode afternoon and asked one of the partners for the Charie Bilke asked the Under-Secretary competition for his patronage between that line Singapore for this part on ist inst., at 5ean. of growing sugar cane which has been tried loan of $35. He obtained the money and for Feign Affairs whether any arrangement and the old es ablished liners that have been. The C. P. R. Co.'s ex- Tartar left Yoke. there. It consists of planting the case in rows returned at eight o'clock the satne night and has yebeen made for collecting Chinese carrying him for so many years. The cost of hamap m., on tst inst, for Victoria and Van- four yards apart, each plant or group of shoots asked for a further $6. On receiving the Custom uties on goods entering Manchuria a deck passage for some time back has been couver being three yards from the next, thus allowing latter sum, he signed an acknowledgment which ve been landed at Dalny, or abon: $12, but within the last few weeks it has The 1. C. S. N 9.5, Laitane left Calculia for the roots and foliage full scope. Only those for Stos and requested the master of the shop whether is port is allowed an advantage come tumbling down to $10, $5, $3, $4, $3, and this port via the Straits on 1st inst, and may shoots and pieces of cane which, que full to be on board the following maroing where which refused to Newchwang. At it is said that one large party was shipped to be expected here on 171 in grown are cut, the smaller ones being left to he would give him some orders to execute present," Lord Cranborne replied, "ganils China the other day ni the mitractive rate of so

The M. M. Cols 8.5. Caledonien with the iper. The committee says by this means the The master boarded the ship accordingly and entering jing via Dalny have free entry, a hrad, Who would not go travelling qat I p.m., for this port wie Saigon.

next. French Mail left: Singapore on 3rd insi, yield to the acre is enormously increased. I on seeing the captain was told that Harbord tusflissie's Chargé d'Affaires at Peking these terms? This may be a heller time com is said the yield in weight of cane, of a piece was a passenger and had no connection- what- | L chat an agreement has been practi-ing when a bonus will be paid, but we of land on which the experiment was made ever with the ship. He informed the police cally conted by which a Custom House shouldn't advise prospective deck passengers was 100 per cent greater than is obtained by and Harbord was arrested on the Praya East would be ablished as plainy on the same to wait for it. Meantime the passage money the present method, by which the cane is

is small, if a little uncertain in amount, and grown much closer. Further experiments will

is to be hoped this will bring about an in- creased immigration of Chinese.coolies.

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be made.

HE. Beer to drink in the tropica is the Beer THE Bear to drink le the tropics is the Beer

made in the tropics

made in the tropics-ȘAN MIGUEL.

at 5.30 on Saturday afternoon, and was sentenced by Mr. Sercombe Smith to six

months' hard labour.

THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Leer

made in the tropics—SAN MIGUEL,

conditions that at Kiaochow. This means that goods borted via Dalby would pay the same duties at Newchwadg,"

"HE Bec drink in the tropics is the Hear mado be tropice-SAN MIGUEL

HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer made in the ropic-SAK MIGUEL,

The N. Y. K. 3.3. Sanuki Maru (Euterpan.. Line) left Shanghai for this port on 3rd insi, at 9 p.m., and is expected to arrive here on 6th inst,

bay Line) le Kobe pra Maji for this prison

The N. Y K. 1.3. Kagoshima Maru (l'om». and inse, pm. qud is exper id to arrive here.

on 9k insi.

THE Beer in drinke in the tropics is the Beer

made in the tropics--SAN, MIGUEL