THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1903.
TELEGRAMS ¦ | VICTORIA RECREATION CLUB
(Reuters)
The Balkan Trouble. DATA LONDON, 13th September.
TO-MORROW'S PROGRAMME.
As we are going to pross the annual aquatic sports, of the Victoria Recreation Club are proceeding at Kowloon in the presence of a
"ARMS SMUGGLING."
THE SEQUEL
THE BREAKDOWN ON THE TRANS-SIBERIAN RAILWAY.
SER CANTON NOTES.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
Canton, 14th September.
·LI KA 'CHEUK ÄRRESTED. " The officials are not having an en y time It is reported in Sofia that the Ministry large gathering of people. As the racing did Every one who has an enemy is taking advapt.Chinese gunboat near the White Dogs Islands, | via Siberla, writes to the N. C. D. News from age of the Viceroy's desire to hear alofficial has decided to mobilise the first and second unable to describe the various events in our wrongdoing to get n venge on his enemy.
Ka Cheuk, the notorious ex-robber in whose yamen the Gage Street murder was planned, is now lying in prison waiting trial. If he dies'
divisions of the Army quartered at Sofia and Philippopolis respectively.
The Evacuation of Manchuria.
net commence until half-past four we are issue this evening, but will die. with them to-morrow night. The second day's pro gramme includes several very interesting
Li
Today's Advertisements. THE HONGKONG STUDIO, HIGHER CLASS PHOTOGRAPHER, 41 & 43) QUEEN'S ROAD CENTRAL, TOP FLOOR.
A Foochow letter states that about a month A correspondent who left Shanghai recently ago, a seagoing junk belonging to a hong
on the Lienshing, vice the Mongolia in quaran. named Li Chi of that city, was captured by a tine, intending to make the journey homeward outside Fouchow, whilst engaged in carrying Kobe utter date of 6th September with a firearms and other contrabands of war to cer- record of the experiences which eventually
on piratical villages on the Fukien seacoast, landed hini there. Arriving on Monday after PORTRAITS, GROUPS and ENLAR For this the officia! button of the matins pre-noon (31st August), at Chefoo, where the GING and COPYING in all Sizes, competitions, the 700 Yards Championship of by the hand of the executioner he will have the fect of Foochow was ordered to be taken off regalia was in full swing, he found after somes LARGE SELECTION OF VIEWS ALWAYS
by the Acting Viceroy and the owner of the time a steamer, "the worst of a crazy fleet, Junk was thrown into prison. Since then going across to Dalny. On getting his ticket various efforts had been made in the usual he was told the Siberian train had met with an junk owner, but apparently the solatium offered with a train on it, and lives had been lost, but Chinese manner to "redeem the crime" of the accident; a bridge had given way near Lianyang,
The American Government has been in the Colony for Sir Henry Blake's prize. Siguring formed that Russia has requested permis- as the first item. C. Cooke may be expected sion from China for the postponement of among the first three finishing, and A. Loureira the evacuation of the Kirin province of and M. A. Razack should provide the spectators Manchuria to several months after 8th Octo-with a first-class exhibition of plunging. The ber, the date fixed for the general evacua-
award for the funning reader from a spring tion of Manchuria. The United States are board may go to F. W. White or F. Jorge, and the final of the four lengths (handicap), has indifferent,
every prospect of being brought off by W. Schumacher.or Humphreys R. Witchell seems favourite for plae diving and the names of R. Henderson and W. Schumacher hive been mentioned in connection with the
(N. C. D. News)
The New Russian Proposal.
Paking, Toth September. Russia has submitted to China a new series of demands, consisting of five or seven articles. Their, acceptance is a condition precedent to the evacuation of Manchuria, but their contents are kept secre
Peking, rith September.
Mr. Uchida, the Japanese Minister, in an interview with Prince Ching yesterday after noon at Eho Park, made the strongest possible protest again the new Russian proposel:
Tokio, 11th September.
The Japanese Press strongly condemns the new Russian proposals, and expresses its sur prise that such cond tions should be formulated at Peking, while direct negotiation is pending
io, Russia.
Japan considers that the proposals indicate the nominal substitution of a commercial for a military occupation; but create an armed camp in the middle of Manchuria along the Sungari. Should China make such a concession in the case of the Sunguri, other Powers will be entit- led to similar concessions on any Chinese river..
The papers also object to the unreasonable delay in the evacuation of Manchuria, also to the proposed differential rate of duty on rail- bome goods, which conflicts with the new trealy tariff.
They denounce the special privileges grant- ed to Russian banks rutside the Settlements; also the proposed telegraph monopoly.
They consider that the sanitary control at Newchwang will enable Russia to practically close that post.
two lengths burdle race..
The following is the programme for to-
inorrow :-
4.30 p.m-CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE COLONY 20 yards (six lengths). Upen to all comers rst prize presented by H. E. Sir Henry A. Blake, G.C.M.G. and prize presented by W.
N. II. Alves Farmer, Esq.
A. V. Barros
C. Humphreys R. C. Witchell
W. Schumacher C. Cooke
R. Lapsley M. A. Razack J. Witchell
H. S. Holmes A. Masti
4.45 p.m.-PLUNGING.-1st prize pre ented by Ho Teng, Esq. 2nd prize presented.
F..K. Tala
N. H. Alves A. V. Barros w. Schumacher
C. Cooke A. Loureiro H. S. Ilolmes
A. Marti
C. Humphreys R. C. Wichell E. R. Millar R. Lapsley M. A. Razack'
5.00 pm-Boys' RACE (9 to 13 years of age), two lengths (handicap), post entries. Two prizes presented. Sons or brothers of members only admitted.
515 pm. RUNNING HEAD R from spring board. Two prizes. ist prize presented by A. Rodgers, Esq. 2nd prize presented. N. H. Alves A. V. Barros
Frank Jorge
C. F. Czorio R. C. Witchell
W. Schumacher
E. R. Millar
H. S. Halmes G. J. Clark Finally, they urge replacing diplomatic A. Marti amenities by fire demands.
The Demand for Labour on the
Rand.
London, rath September.
A statement issued by the Transvaal Cham- ber of Mines shows that the present-shortage of labour is 15,110 men, which means an annual loss in dividends of £1,929,oco sterling,
The Chamber is convinced that the importa tion of unskilled labour is the only solution of the difficulty.
Another Royal Admiral.
London, 10th September,
King Edward has appointed the King of Portugal an Admiral of the Fleet in the Royal Navy.
Preparations for Defence in Turkey.
London, 11th September.
A Turkish iradé orders the repairing or re- construction of the fortifications at Adrianople, Chatakli, Erzeroum, and on the Bosphorus.
An iradé has been promulgated approving the unification of the Ottoman Debt.
(Kobe Herald)
Ugly Report re Russia.
London, 3rd September,
The Gaulois (Paris) has published a lengthy article concerning Fussia's intentions in the political sphere. The wiiter declares that a renewal of political activity on the part of Russia is imminent, and that it will be entered upon in a bellicose mood, with the express
object of consol dating the country's conquests, Another forward muvenient on-Russia's part (the writer cont nues) is certain.—Mainichi,
Affairs in Turkey.
FOREIGN EMDA:S ES ENDANGERED,
| London, 3rd September. The Sultan of Turkey has warned the Foreign Embassies at Constantinople to pre- pare against the danger of attacks by Bulgarian agitators as they have threatened to commit
outrages.s
The Ambassadors have demanded efficacious police surveillance.--Minimichi,
(Der Ostasiatische Lloyd.) The Position in Beirut.
Berlin, rath September."
"Everything is now quiet in Beirut. The Tali has been degraded.
The news that the Vali of Damascus, with troops, is proceeding to Beirut to restore order, has been received with satisfaction.
The American Government supports the action of Admiral Cotton.
The Kaiser's Travels. Count Bulow, Chancellor, will accompany d. M. the Kaisor on the visit to Vienna.
Turks Win
C. Humphreys
R. Lapsley M, A. Razack F. W. White
5.45 p.m.-FOUR LENGTHS (han icap), (1st and and in each heat to swim in the final) Two prizes. 1st prize presented by J. R. M. Smith, Esq. and prize presented.
231 Eleat
H. S. Holmes.............
J. A. S. Alves...............Owes to se". C. Humphreys
14
A. Marti.........
H
A. J..V. Riberio..
17
1.5 1
13 »
A. E. Alves.....
20
N. H. Alves...
22 12
and Heat.
M. A. Razack.....
go.
TO SCC.
C. M. S. Alves
12
J. M. Roza Pereira
13
R. C. Witchell
17
18
20
W. Schumacher...............
R. Lapsley...... A: V. Barros 66.cop.m.-DIVING FOR PLATES. 1st prize presented by Geo. A. Caldwell, Esq. and prize presented.! F. K. Tata N. II. Alves
A. V. Harros
A. J. V. Ribeiro
W. Schumacher
J. M. Roza Pereira
H. S. Holmes H. C. Sayer
A. Marti
C. Humphreys J. A. S. Alves'.
C. F. Ozorio
R. C. Witchell
E. R. Millar
H. W. Sayer
R. Lapsley
M. A. Razack
6.15 p.m.-HURDLE RACE TWO LENGTHS Richards, Esq. and prize presente. (1st and (bandicap). 1st prize presented by Geo. A. and in each heat to swim in final)
2st Feat.
F. K. Tatanan guain.
11. C. Sayer.....reinster,
W. Schumacher......
A. Marti
R. C, Witch H. ...............................
N. B. Alves
H&M, Bain
2nd Heat,
R. Flenderson
S. Holmes..... C Humplireya A. J. V. Ribeiro C. Cooke.. A. E. Alves..
M. A. Razack,. O. R: Chunyet
G. F. Ozorio
...Owes 6
ů
9
3rd Heat.
6
J. M. Roza Pereira
A. V. Barros
R. Lapsley
satisf ction of knowing that he has committed crimes enough to justify his death. But his Chan Ting Wai, the commodore of the southern last crime is not his worst. Two days ago squadron, if the few gunboats lying about can be called a squadron, returned from Pak Hoi. the man's friends was too small in con Immediately on his return he was arrested.
parison with the gravity of the offence, as in some one had accused him of being a member other words, the fellow's head was in jeopardy of the Sun-party. It may be remembered that
for that day's work. Last week, however, at the time of the attempted uprising under
things seem to have brightened up a little for the jaak owner, as the sun of Tis. Dr. Sun it was asserted that the rebels had corrupted the officers on the gunbots and that 100,000 has been offered to the Government to help in the crushing of the rebellion squadron would declare for Sun. It may junk owner be pardoned and he be allowed to as soon as the movement was started the
in Kwan si province," on condition that the be on the basis of this rumour, with begin life again with, as if were, a "clean without foundation, that the present charges slate." Of course, much righteous indignation are made; However, the officer is in prison. It does not look as if the Viceroy was inclined of Foochow at the audacity of the man to was evinced by the high provincial' authorities to be liberal by casting into prisoner a trusted make such an offer," but in the meantime the officer on such a charge. There may be other marine prefect's official button has been sud- charges of which we have not heard,
denly returned. to him-he being the go- between in the transaction for the junk owner
WHY THE GATES WERE SI UT. A few days ago I wrote you that there was some unusual excitement among the officials of Canton. I have now learned that on the day in question a noted robber was captured. A reward of $5,000 had been offered for his arrest. He was captured near 'Canton, but
the officials are very reluctant to speak about the man. After his arrest the rumour spread that his friends were determined to try and rescue him from prison. The man is believed to have many rich relatives and these relatives were sharers the plunder and helped the robber to escape justice. The officials were very much scared and as the city is so poorly guarded the gates ivere all shut early, and the guards increased as much as possible. So far all has remained quiet.
THE WEATHER, September has been a wet month thus far. Rain has fallen every day. Some days we have had a regular downpour. In the country the rice is being planted or sown and the rain makes the work easy. According to an old saying among the farmers, "too much rain during sowing time makes a bad harvest." The explanation being that the rainfall during a year is about a fixed quantity. If the rain fall this month is above the average it will be "Below the average next month. The second month for the planted rice is the important ont. Plenty of water is required. But as this mouth has an unusual amount of rain the next month will have little rain and so the rice will suffer.
and the high authorities. Putting two and two salatium offered to the Government has been together, therefore, it is evident that this last favourably considered and there seems to be every probability that the smuggler of fire arms will be allowed to return soon to the bosom of bis anxious family. In conclusion, there are indications that the actual amount offered was 'Tls, 200,0ca,, but as the go-between and other parties concerned had to be remunerated for
their trouble they pocketed amongst them selves Tls. 40,000 and made an "open declara- ion "of the balance.-N. C. D. News.
ODD SHIPPING INCIDENT AT PORT ARTHUR.
no other particulars were to be had. Our cor respondent proceeded and arrived next morning at Dalny. As the hotel he found English very imperfectly understood, but at the railway station was a "proper English-speaking Russian business man," who said great damage has been done by the xaius and floods, did not mention the bridge, but when questioned admitted the collapse to be a fact and that lives had been lost. He stated they were quite unable to learn the extent of the damage as all the wires were down, and that passe: gers might have to wait eight days or perhaps a month. Thereupon our cor respondent availed himself of the offer of the skipper of a British tramp to take him down to Moji and had a must interesting passage: From Moji he proceeded by train to Kobe to catch the Doric, as being the more certain way of attaining his object.
The writer of the letter adds that the Dalny hotel was full, mostly of American trippers, 1 stranded and all making plans. He would have tried Vladivostock, had there been a steamer, but the only one going was similar to that in which he made the passage from Cheloo to Dulny. As these load coolies the only way to travel in them is "to balance on the top of their deck house, very uncomfortable for a long journey.".
Intended passengers home via the Siberian route were advised to proceed við Vladivostock, to which port the C.E.R.S. Nonki was to be dispatched yesterday.
COMMERCIAL.
TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.
The Agent to the Chinese Eastern Railway Co. Seaguing Steamship Service, has notified he public that they have received telegraphic information from Dalny to the effect that the line between Daloy and Harbin, owing to the The Takasago Maru arrived at Shimonosake.heavy rainfall, is broken up, and that direct from North China on 4th inst. One of her communication between these two towns is officers reports that Russian authorities at New interrupted. According to the latest report it chwang shipped the salary for Russian officials will take about one week to put the line in al Port Arthur by the O. S. K. steamer Swatoto order. Maru as the railway between the two places was damaged by the flood, The Russian authorities at Port Arthur refused to allow the cash to be landed because the ship arrived without a bill of health, and ordered the ship to undergo ten days' detention. The steamer then proceeded to Newchwang with her preci. ous cargo and demanded compensation for the illegal treatment. The Russian authorities refused to comply with the demand and 0. 5. K. officials then declined to land the cash. The trouble was eventually settled by the pay. THE LANTERN FESTIVAL.
ment of yen 700 by the Russians The cash Notwithstanding the rain we have bad an
was then transferred to the Takasago Maru; unusually fine display of lanterns. The de-which in turn re-transhipped it to a steamer at corated boats have been quite up to former
Chefoo. years and there has been a greater variety of colors. The river in the evening has presented a very pleasant picture with numerous floals.
THE EXAMINATIONS, "' Examination for the second degree will be held in the City beginning on the eight of the
The Kobe Chronicle says: It is possible that Chinese eight month, Sept. 28th. Already can the Kawasaki Dockyard Company will institute didates are gathering. Some preliminary exami. | legal proceedings in connection with the recent nations will be held this week, but the real thing fire on the M.M. steamer Tonkin making a does not begin until the date mentioned. The claim for silvage service rendered to the vessel number of candidates will be smaller than in Kobe harbour and Mirume. We understand usual. In former years upwards of 12,000 can- that the amount claimed by the Kawasaki didates were often present This year the Company for salvage is 170,000. indications are that not seven thousand will be present.
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THE "JONKIN" FIRE.
ENORMOUS CLAIM FOR SALVAGE.
From the same sou ce we learn that on the 5th inst., at the instance of the Kawasaki Dockyard Company, Kobe, Judge Ola, ins THE CASE OF EX-MARSHAL SU.pected the extent of the damage done to the
A Peking dispatch states that owing to the efforts that have been successfully made on be.
what is legally known as preservation of Tonkin by the recent fire, for the purpose of
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M.1 873 ...231 ON PARIS, Bank Bills, on demand
Credits, 4 months' sight ..... 2.341 ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand...444
Credits, 30 days' sight....... 457. ON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer.........1364
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FOR SWATÓW, AMOY AND TAMSUL THE Company's Steamship
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For Freight or Passage apply to
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DAVID BENJAMIN, Manager,
half of ex-Governor Wang Chili-ch'un of evidence. He was accompanied by Counsel,. THE Undersigned have received instructions
Kwangsi which resulted in his being inerely ordered to be sent to his native city in Hunan and placed under close surveillance by the local authorities there, the Empress Dowager has been induced to exercise a similar leniency on the ex-Marshal, Su Yuan-ch'un, hehalf of Wang Chih-ch'un's former colleague,
Marshal, it will be remembered, was first order. ed to be decapitated this coming autumn, a sentence subsequently commuted to banish
The ex-
ment to Chinese Turkestan, where he is to
interpreters and representatives of both com-
panics.
The Judge held the Court in the music saloon of the Tonkin, and served summonses for the appearance of the Captain, the Chief and Engineers of the steamer, ordering them to Second Officer, and the Chief and Second
attend at the Kobe Ku Saibansho on the 7th inst.
'.
Judge Ota then took the signatures of the representatives of Lloyds and the Bureau Veritas" and gave the subject on which their work as a convict labouter on the military expert evidence was required. The forma post rods in expiation of his crimes intion wanted was () the market value of the Kwangsi this year and part of last. Lately, Tonkin before the fire; (2) the portion of the however, through the intercession. of cer-
steamer burnt ; (3) the market value of the tain friends in Peking, the Empress Dowager steamer after the fire; and (4) would the has declared that it would be an act of gross in" steamer have sunk had the after-part- heen' justice so signally to punish the ex-Marshal burnt as was the fore-part, and was the Tonkin when an equally guilty colleague like Wang so damaged as to be rendered unserviceable? Chih-ch'un has been allowed to escape cont-
Judge Uta requested the surveyors to send paratively scot free. There is therefore every in answers to these questions during the fol chance of even this sentence of banishment beslowing week.
ing commanted in the near future, and as a first The Court, Counsel, all interested then in- step towards this it is stated the ex-Marshal | spected the damage done. In the course of has already been released from the prisons of the inspection, M. Roux, agent of the Com the Board of Punishment on bail. It is quite' possible therefore that ex-Marshal Su Yuan ch'un will be allowed to return to his native city in Kwangsi province where, like Wang Chih-ch'un, he will-probably be also placed under the strict surveillance of the local authorities.
pagnie des Messageries Maritimes, said the fire that was extinguished by the Kawasaki Com. pany was that near the engine room. The fire in other parts burnt itself at and could not be extinguished....
While the hole that had been made, by the Kawasaki Company in the hull of the steamer was being measured, the Captain of the Tonkin explained that no water had conte in that way and that it was useless, being above the water-
With reference to the report, in a contemn poray that ex-Marshal Su has died in prison, the WC, D). Nezur says this rumor may have arisen through the ex-Marshal having been lic allowed to leave the Board of Punishments,
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to Sell by PUBLIC AUCTION, -FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
оп FRIDAY, the 18th September, 1903, at 3 P.M., at their SALES ROOMS, No. 8, Des Voeux Road, Corner of Ice House Street, One GREY COUNTRY-BRED MARE; Que BAY COUNTRY-BRED MARE;
ALSO
One BROWN ARAB ENTIRE-CBAR. GER, &c.
nd probably a few more.
second one carries a lady.
The above are all good. Polo Ponies and the
TERMS: As usual.
HUGHES & HOUGH,
Auctioneers. Hongkong, 15th September, 1903.
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IN THE MATTER OF ORDINANCE No. 2 OF
1892,
AND
IN THE MATTER OF THE PETITION OF GERALD EDWARD HOLLAND, C.1.E, DSO, COMMANDER ROYAL IN PIAN MARINE, AND HENRY JOHNS- TOON, ENGINEER, BOTH OF Rångoon, BURMA, FOR LETTERS PATENT FOR THE EXCLUSIVE USE WITHIN THE COLONY OR HONGKONG, OF: AN INVENTION FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN ELEVATORS FOR LOADING AND UN- LOADING COAL ON OTHER, FRAGMEN TARY MATERIALS.
No
OTICE is hereby given that the T-E name of Mr. Auberson Herbert, the
PETITION, DECLARATION and scientist, will be familiar, to many people in
SPECIFICATION required by Ordinance China as that of a man who has rescued from
Office of the Colonial Secretary and that it is No. of 1892 have been duly filed in the oblivion priceless relics of prehistoric ages,
the intention of the siid Gerald EnwA'D His latest research has brought to light crude
HOLLAND and HENRY JOHNSTON by DENSYS specimens of sculpture representing the men
and BOWLEY. their Solicitors, to apply for. and beasts who inhabited England 200,000 as it were, by the back door, to
door, to await a further 17 was reported in Shanghai that Viceroy LETTERS PATENT for the Exclusive Use The Turkish troops are succeeding every years ago. The sculptures are on flints, and commutation of sentence, so that when some Tren. Ch'un-hsien telegraphed on the 4th sitling of the Executive Council before whom within the Colony of the said Invention, at a where in Macedonia,
them are obviously caricatures. Mr. person or other went to make a call on the ex instant to the Grand Couned the following the matter of the said Petition will come for Herbest, deduces from this that the earliest | Maishal the next day and found him not there words : 3-Hsünchou captured.”. It will be re-deersion to be held at the Council Chamber, stono races of England had a keen sense of the visitor may have jumped to the conclusion membered that HE. has been before the city Victoria, Hongkong on TUESDAY, the humour. In consu
consequenc
ing re: that the old ex General had been made away of Haünchou with bis forces for some time past, and Nine Hundred and Three. BAN Twenty-ninth day of September, One Thou semblances three of
with by his enemies At any tale so far no and the inference is therefore that that city hadDated the Fifteenth day of September, 1973. Itelegram hau bann received by ex-Marshal Su's | been in the hands of the Kwangai rebels dil
DENNYS & BOWLEY, relations at Shanghai of his demise:
that time,
Solicitors for the Applicants.
Bulgaria Warlike.
The Russian press publishes warlike utter Fances of the Bulgarian Minister President VedThe Towers have again warned the governo
ment of Soft
some
of
been respectively christan
Sir William Harcourt, and Lord'
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