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SEVEN thousand tons of Australian coal were recently discharged from the steamer Cows at Colombo in seven days and a half. The Tes of Ceylon says that this is a record in the spredy discharging of coal in Colombo harbour, where the facilities are said to be none of the best.

THE Cabinet has vetoed the proposed visit of Field Marshal Earl Roberts to the United States. The decision was taken reluctantly,

·bat wing, it is stated, to argent questions re- lats to armý reforms' ad the campaign in Somaliland, the Government regarded the com-

In Naples, whilst plugue prevailed there, i was found that bats were even more susceptible to plague than rats.

THE Jndian Daily News London correspon- dent wires that the Daily Mail states that the Prince of Waies deferred his visit to India this coming winter solely owing to heavy expenses incurred by the Native States

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A MAN was charged at this Shanghai Mixed Court with conveying putrid meat through the settioments and having putrid meat for sale in his shop, made a business of buying nothing el e but rotten meat for the purpose of making placed near the door of the Court, caused so cnolie cakes. A large basket of these cakes

great a stench that they were immediately ordered to be taken elsewhere. The Court let the man off with three days' cangue.

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'CHARLEY'S AUNT, This most successful and universally popular comedy of modern times, which has already passed its seven thousandth representation in various parts of the world, was staged by the Pollards at the Theatre Royal last evening, There was a well-filled house, and everyone appeared to thoroughly enjoy the merry play.

I'm Charley's nunt from Brazil, where the nùis come from, is such a catch-phrase among theatre- goers that it would be strange to find a poor house to welcome Hawtree's creation. It has filled' London theatres and drawn big crowds in front of the American singe, where the great success which attended its production in the English, capital, was duplicated as soon as it was put on. In the production last evening Mr. Nable, as Lord Fancourt Badderley, was, of course, the centre and the mainspring of the bubbling humour of the farce. It is a 1őle.

elegraph Sandel's presence is progland as in with leaving his service without, giving notice. visit from anyone interested in one of the most in which he is not sect at his best, for one

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Á NASTY accident happened to Capt. Allenby of the 13th M.. the other morning. While naneuvring with some of his regiment near a brick-field he was suddenly charged and tossed by a huge water buffalo, which gored him in the chest, two of his ribs being fractured. ile was removed to his quarters at the Alexandra Camp.

THE repairs to the United States Army trans- -ports Ingalls, which has been at the Kowinon Dock for some weeks past, haye been com-

The coolie was not seen until yesterday after noon when he put in an appearance at the Supreine Court, and was handed over to the police. The coglie stated that he was not paid last month's wages and that Sti was owing to him. He said he went to the Supreme Court yesterday to apply for a suit against Mr. Borges. At the Magistracy this morning Mr. Barges was asked to pay him his month's wages ($8), and the coolie was fined $50 or three months' hard inbour.

PROGRAMME of music to be played by the Band of the 1st Sherwood Foresters on the New-Parade Ground, on Monday next, the

No. 89 Company Royal Garrison Artilleryplated, and the transport left for Manila to- from Hongkong is to move to Rangoon, and 61 day and is due to arrive at the Philippines on Company at Rangoon goes to Bombay next Saturday. The Summer, now at the Cosampo- 24h inst., from 5 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.

litan Dock, will probably be able to get away about the 6th September.

relief season.

A REMARKABLE pigeon race took place recently, Fifteen thousand hotning pigeons released al Guernsey for a 250 miles race across the

Channel to the Midlands,

Mic. Churchill at Oldham asserted that there was great danger that Government will break up in September and a general election will take place in November,

Dog owners in Vienna are now held respon sible for any accidents to motors and cycles resulting from their dogs not being under proper control. The owner is also to be liable to prosecution if his dog pursues a car. THE Superintendent of the Eastern Extension Australasia & China Telegraph Co., Ltd., informs us that all land wires leading to Fon chow are again interrupted by typhoon. Tele- grams banded in since 10.40 a. in. yesterday are detained at Sharp l'eak but will be for warded as soon as possible by boat or by wire.

GREAT preparations were made in Peking for the celebration of the Emperor's Birthday at the Summer Palace to-day during which state tinners were be given to all high officials be sar uafier than hitherto, and speculation was rife as to where the money would be drawn from.

THE Asaht's Shimonoseki message says that, according to Major Watanabe, who has just returned home from North China, an ulcer recently developed on the face of the Empress Dowager and Her Majesty had it examined by It is feared in some quarters that the ulcer may prove fatal and even that she may not live longer that one, year more.

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THE Beef lo dánk in the tragics is the Beer

-made in the tronice."SAN MIGUEL.

Indian religion; but its characteristic is not, as many Europeans suppose, a trifling realism, however beautiful, but a grand interpretation of the longing desire of Buddahhood to save others and not itself. For ideals Japan has depended upon India.

PROFESSOR Starr, of Chicago University, asserts that the American people are fast developing into Indians. During his investiga- tions, the professor'examined the descendants of a small colony' of Germans who settled in Pennsylvania over a hundred years ago. He found that the fourth and fifth generations bad developed India characteristics, such as black hair and eyes and darker coloured skin. Pro- fessor Starr says: "These variations in phy sical appearance affect persons of other nationalities who have settled in the United States. They are due to climatic influences

and environment."

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By kind permission of Major Radcliffe and officers, the band of the 33rd Burma Infantry will play the following programme of music, at the King Edward Hotel, during dinner, to-morrow, the 21st inst. (weather permitting).

March... Field Service.Ord Hume Overters...," Stradella ".....

Flotow Selection...." Reminiscences of Water".....Godfrey Vait... Valse Rose"....... ........Margis Lancers. The Amy and Navy “.....Earnest Alları Selection....." Utopia Litnited"...yener. „Sullivan Pulka. En Chasse ".... ............. .......Fahrbach

It is an open secret. at Sandakan now that there is no longer any question as to the value of the coal field at Surudong, Tawao. The. expert reports most favourably on the seam, and no doubt a practical start will very shortly

be made. What this means to this territory only those who have thought over the matter

can understand.-S. F. Press.

Framing, fancy and artistically done by Le Munyon, 31,

Des Voeux Road.—Advi,

Pore Leo's final moments were marked by that same serenity and devotion, and, when he was conscious, that calm intelligence which is associated with his twenty-five years' pentifi- cate. His was no easy death. An hour before he died, tuning to Dr. Lapponi and his devot el valet, Pio Centra, he murmured: The pain Iuffer is most terrible."

At about 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon, a number of bricklayers were engaged in pulling down Chinese buildings at Mui-Quy Lane. West Point, when a portion of a wall fell murquy tart confleus al layers was picked up dead, and another had his leg fractured and was removed to the Government Civil Hospital. The property is owned by Mr. E. R. Belilios, and was con- demned by the P. W. D.

THERE is a proposal on fant to prolong the life of the Eiffel Tower for another ten years after the expiration of the present concession, which terminates in 1,09. Considering that several engineers have declared that the Eiffel Tower is perfectly safe for another fifty years, there seems no reason why the permission should not be granted, as the Parisians who, in 1889, objected to the colossal tower are not quite accustomed to its presence, and its demolition

of a great pleasure. would certainly deprive numerous, foreigners

Ar the annual meeting of the British North Borneo Company, the question of the recent occupation by the United States of the seven small islands off the coast of Borneo came up The chairman, Mr. Marten, M. P., said the islands, of which Great Britain had been in possession for twenty-five years, were derelict and had not been referred to in any treaty with any power. The manager director, Mr. Cowis, said it was not a question of aggression. It was simply a misunderstanding, and he be

BAND PROGRAMME. March..." Mitaire"

Gounod Overture..." Strudelia "................................... Plutow Selection...." Marituna "ke......... Wallace, Sketch...... By the Swances River"...... Hyddieton Selection...." A Runaway Girl........

....Caryll ..Gungia Valse...... Fruhlings Linder".

DRILLS AND PIPE PROGRAMMEJ March......" Rickergate"....

Inne

Round

· Valse........... The Warbler March..." The Little Dantond...........Williams

Mk. Mendonça e Costa, editor of the Lisbon Railway Journal and one of the founders of the Lisbon Institute of Journalists, arrived at Shanghai on the 14th inst, by the trans-Siberian route, accompanied by his wife. Mr. Men douça e Costa's object in coming to the East is to study Chinese affairs. He has already visit ed all the Northern ports including Peking. and will no doubt proceed South, and visit Macao if his study of China is to be a complete one. In the discussion of the Treaty wish China indhe Portuguese Cortes, so much ignor- ance was displayed of the situation here that it is refreshing to see such a brilliant journalist coming to study matter on the spot.-fercury.

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CAPTAIN Fullerton, I.M.S., states that from his observations in Allahabad; "Disinfection with has been iried in Allahabad City for two years and has been systematically and successfully carried out. We have not been able to stamp out the plague, but its ravages have been un- doubtedly checked. Its reappearance in dis infected blocks has been almost invariably preventive action may last it is impossible to due to imported cases. How long this state; but my opinion, at the end of two years' work in the city, is that disinfection by this method is preventive to a large extent, and that results attending it commend it to the public opinion,"

A CORRESPONDENT of the N. C. D. News who has visited the Great Wall of China At a smail pass named Liuchiakou, some 70 li north of Yungping says: "As may be expected, the Wall is not in good repair, but is well worth a

wonderful works of man. We came upon a tablet lying on one side setting forth the fact that in the 28th year of the Wan Li reign of the Ming Dynasty (i.e., 1601), 54: householders of the two villages n: Liuchiakou combined to. repair the wall at this point. Since that time nothing has been done to it, and it can easily be imagined that the ravages of wind and weather for 300 years are palpably evident. Yet there is something majestic even in the Juins, and a sight of the wall, as it crawls up the hill sides, most wonderfully impresses the imagination."

TIENTSİN.

(From Our Own Correspondent.)

could almost imagine that the old lady had previously occupied a position on the step of a London bus instead of being a sweet'd me devoted to love and money. His voice being far too high and twangy for the difficult tole handicapped bin considerably, but he put his best work into the play and raised many a laugh. It fell to the lot of Mr. Barold Carr to play the part of Stephen & pellicew, and he never forgot that he was for the once an old man deeply in love. As Franieli, the college "gyp.' Mr. Alfred Tullett shows himself a master of easy fun-making by legitimate methods. His humour is spontaneous and his methods appeal to the intellect rather than to the natuml ap- preciation of the grotesque. He had litle to do last evening, but showed himself to be possessed of quaint and entertaining manner- August 8th.

isms and personal peculiarities, The Sir" We can no longer complain of being dry. | Francis Chesney of Mr. R. W. Ellison was, The deluge itself descended on the night of the | stiff and forced during the first act, but the 6th and throughout the hours of darkness and character grow more realistic as the play pro- again last night it seemed as if all the ferocity | gressed and dɩveloped into a pleasing per- of the nethermost regions had been let lopsesonated. 31's son Jeck found a good exponent for our destruction. The actual rainfall was, in the hands of Mr. Wentworth Watson, not more than some 3 or 4 inches, but for a while the Charles Wickham of Mr. Percy region not used to moisture, it was a pretty | Haydn was quite up to the standard severe test. With the wet came a heavy stiffing of this young player's acting, But there are heat which turned, every Tientsiner into a the Lidies, who were quite as worthy of praise bedraggled, spiritless mass of limpness, and by in their special departments. Miss Maij, rie reason of not being used to it we make a great | Tempest appeared as Kelty Verdun, a part fuss about playing sponge, whereas you in the assigned to Miss Grace Gale, who was in- "southern hemisphere" are presumably quite disposed and unable to attend. She took the happy in a wrung out shirt, collarless condition! small part in a delicate and winsome manner Beyond the weather there has been nothing and considering it was the first occasion she had appeared on the stage to take part in the particularly new, beyond another rest or two A censor has endeavoured to create a sensation acting the performance was a distinct creda to by making out a list of dangerous reformers the young lady. Miss Ada Lawrence's portrayal headed by the names of Chang Chi-ting and of Dana Lucia D'Alvedores must be classed Lu Chuang-lin! The list has been handed

as one of her best efforts in Hongkong, while the into the Court, and for the fun of seeing what parts of Amy. Spilligew and Ella Delahay will happen one cannot but hope that it will be taken by Miss Millie Ascoli and Miss Eva seriously considered. It would be interesting McDonald, respectively, were. quite in keeping to see what the Ministers would do if the with the play. Altogether, it was an amusing. Dowager tried to trent either of these men as entertainment, which should secure an, ther dangerous reformers! However, she or her full house this evening when the play will be hardy ignorance to go as far as that. There day Melford's Turned Up will be put on, und, yay staged for the last time. To-morrow and Satur

Miss Millie Ascoli, should attract a big au with songs by Miss Tempest and dancies by dience on the closing bigbis of the Pollard's Hongkong season..

can be no question that not a little stir was made about Mr. Shen's death, and great grati- fication is felt at Sir Ernest's firm instructions that the Shanghai men are not to be given over. | A graduate who had just been arrested on sus released, but another one has since been ar picion of progressive sympathics was promptly res'ed, and so the tale will presumably go on.

Two Municipal meetings of some moment were held bere during last week; one to con- sider the advisability of securing the present Club site, which adjoins the Municipal.com. pound for Tis. 45,000 and the other a grant Fresh Kodak film, plenty of them, at LeMunto the Gas Company to inaugurate electric yan's, 31, Des Voeux Road-Advi

light here and enjoy a monopoly for 15 years. The former business was carried unanimously,

A RUSSIAN and a German were this morning charged at the Magistracy, before Mr. T. Ser chain, value $40 from the manager of the combe Smith, with stealing a gold watch and Nam Sing, silversmith shop, is Queen's Road

after drinking heavily, entered the Nam Central. It was stated that the two defendants,

Sing shop about 11.30 last night, created Three Indian constables arrived on the scene a disturbance, and tried to assault the fokis.

few minutes after their departure the manager and ordered the men out of the premises. A

discovered that his silk waistcoat, containing

and within the two days following the loan for the Tls. 45,0.0 was more than covered. The Company getting the grant on certain provisos, second business has resulted in the Gas though there was a feeling in some directions in favour of the Municipality doing it instead. The question of Municipal trading is a big one, and is attracting much attention at home at the present time. There is much to be said both for and against it in the abstract, but in

show. The Company has not only supplied a this instance there seams to be no question that the Gas Company ought to have a fair

THE_S, 'S.." SIVIB2 P: 5

The discarded British gunboat Swi, which, was sold by the Admiralty by public auction en

shipping list of the port as a regular trader the 13th August last year, une figures in the

between: Hongkong and Kwang-chau-wan, She was bought by the Chi Wo Co. for $2,500, by whom certain alterations were made to adapt her to the trade. The Swift retains her former name and successfully accomplished

her maiden trip to Kwong-chau-wan last week, carrying on that trip some three hundred i ead

as pigs, poultry, etc., besides Chinese passen- of cattle and a large cargo of live stock, such

gers. Capt. Mengor is in charge of the rew trader.

THE LOCAL BANKS AND THE

PHILIPPINE CURRENCY,

lieved the United States would, when the the articles above mentioned, were missing. very excellent quality of gas at, a moderate lately caused to be printed a notice to their

natter was explained, waive its claim.

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He and his foki got into rickshaws and gave chase, subsequently finding defendants sitting IT is rumoured, says the Englishman(Calcutta), reported at No. 2 Palice Station, and the men on some steps at Ship Street. The matter was that the course used in the Gordon-Bennett were arrested. The articles were not found in Race in Ireland is likely to be made a perma- their possession. They were charged with their skill and speed. The inhabitants are not was sentenced to pay $25 and $40 compensa nent track where road-racing motorists may try being drunk and disorderly. Peter lessico

likely to raise any objection, considering the tion, or two months hard labour, and Peter comfoning influx of money, and as. it is cal

make the course a complete one, enterprising culated that about £23,00 will be needed to Bagat $25 or one month's hard labour, capitalists are certain to come forward if the THE persecution of reformers inaugurated matter takes shape. The idea of an annual lately in Peking by reactionaries at the capital, Motor Derby on a safe track in a pleasant Irish seem to be going on merrily-in the latters setting is an attractive one that sportsmen will eyes, any way and a number of persons of appreciate.

various ranks known to favour progress and modern ideas are being denounced in vitupe THE following notes are from the Peking" und "rative language to the Throne. As the Tientsin Times--Messrs. Pearson and Son, reactionaries are seeking to get revenge for the contractors for the Peking Syndicate, must terror they experienced in 100 and 1001 after have had quite a busy time during, the past the Boxer disturbances, for fear of being THE business of exporting eggs from China is half year. They have forwarded to the interior demanded for punishment by the Powers for a big one. It is all done from Shanghai The about 105,000 sleepers, 70 large waggons, complication with the Boxers and persecution annual report of the Naigai Egg Company," "(of || 13,000 rads and quite a large quantity of min- | of bative Christians and sympathisers with Shanghai and Tokyo) submitted at a general ing machinery, tools and other mechanical foreigners, & Northern native newspaper per- meeting of the shareholders on the 4th inst., Į stores; about twenty thousand-more sleepertinently suggests that the Foreign Ministers showed that the total amount of Chinese eggs will go up shortly, and we believe they have should send a hist to the Grand Council that, imported into Tokyo, Yokohama, Kobe and some locomotives on the way out, which will if this persecution of Progressives be allowed Shimonoseki during the business period ander be forwarded to the interior as early as possible, to go on, the Fowers would demand the punish review was 16,797 cases, which, as compared The railway is going on a rapid rate, over coment of such of the reactionaries whose names with the previous business period, showed a miles now being completed. It must afford were in the list of guilty mandarins in 1900 but decrease of more than 7,000 cases. The inthe Britisher sojourning in the Orient a great who had ma aged, in one way or another, to creased Customs duty on imported eggs was deal of satisfaction to see this purely English escape deserved punishment. It is further probably the principal cause of this decrease. concern moving in such an energetic manner reported that a certain Foreign

tative A dividend was, declared at the rate of 5 per which is a sure way of furthering British inter cent. per annum."

ests in this part of China-

God Save the King,

Beer to drink in the tropics is the BeerTHE Beer to drink in the tropics in the Bear L'arda in the tropics: SAŃ MIGUIRL

has oven made some such hin, to the Waiwup

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price for senie years, but maintained it under enormous difficulties throughout the Siege, and it is but right, therefore that the community should support it, now. If the company fails to produce the electric light within a certain

The Hongkong at d Shanghai. Banking Cor- portion, the Chartered Bank of India, the International Banking Corporation, and the Guaranty Trust Company of New York, have", depositors to the effect that no accounts will he opened in United States currency that they credit of existing accounts in that currency, and reserve the right to refuse further payments to

**accounts in Philippine Curency at the fixed"

States dollar.

time and at a certain price then the Municitat money, tendered will be passed to

memurandum en a new issue of Tis 300,000 pality take it up.

The Heibo Conservancy Board has issued a ratio of two Philippine pesos for one United

7% Bonds which will be issued shortly. This loan will be to go towards the expenses of the third cutting,which is to be completed before the end of the year, and practically furnishes the river part of the scheme, future work mainly relating to the Bar and preserving what has already been done.

Mr. H. D..C. Jones, manager of the Hong- reported by the Manila, Cablenews to have kong and Shanghai Banking Corporátior, is stated that he did not see why the people should discriminate between the Thilippice. peso and United States currency when they are both backed up by the treasury of the United States. 1 cannot see why two pesos: are not worth one gold dollar when they have

the same standard. We decided to avoid the

trouble of keeping dual accounts by means of this notice. It has the sanction of the Civil Governor, and deem the new; currency as stable as gold. S

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

The Honan Railway (Peking Syndicate) is pushing ahead well, and over go miles are now Ginished. More than 130,000 sleepers, 70 large waggons and 13,000 rails in addition to machinery have passed brough and helped to swell the Customs returns and we look forward with interest to the time when the movement. will begin the other way and coal begins to pass out through this post, as

at as a certain amount willy Mr. Fisher, who was formerly Messra Butterfield and · Swire's re, resentative here, and for the past three years has been in the Chinese Engineering and Mining Co., it now leaving Tientsin to go kome to the firm or Wm. Forbes & Co. He has been associated with the public life of Tientsin for some nine years and both he and his amiable wife will be The I. M. Co's ss., Indraded is expected to much missed. Dir. Fisher declined any public leave Manila for Hongkong on 22nd inst, and function or presentation, but at a private dinner is due to arrive here on 25th-inst til::$ar

MC | The NY K. 5,5. Hitachi Maru (European some 4 of his personal friends will give bim a Liga) left singapore for this port of 19th inst purse and a testimonial.

pm, and is expected to arrive here on 24th, inst. THE Boor to drink in the tropica is the Heer

cër to drink in the tropica lá thé Boer dự THE Beer to drink in the tropics in the Beer”

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