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TELEGRA MUS

HONGKONG TELEGRAPH

BERVICE.

THE FOOCHOW ARSENALA

FRANCE RETAINS, DIRKOTION

from Our Own Correspondents

LONDON, 20th. October,

8.25 pm.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER

Peking

October

foreign subj cu in the districts xidulso le vinge have been made, but are for the time being wickets in the last of all ways of getting out,

NICHT NICHIES

kept secret. It is supposed that these arrange-being umpired out, Umpires are but huma ments relate to the Momcco question-fer add the man who can in the twinkling of an eye take in all the multifarious movements of bowler, batsman, bat, and bail," and never make a mistake is not yet hare. Both sides probably gained a little from decisions. But

M. Loisar has forwarded an off the Chinese Government and caution the Chinese officials Russia is sending some ar Waju with the object

of bandits in the fatter;

mole to them to

chow,.to. fioling

PANDREAGA

Echo de Chine) The Italian Sovereigns arrived in Paris at 2301 The President and Midime Toubel, the Ministers, and the authorities met them at the 10 the railway station.

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demand for a site for ele

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Sebul th October. special despatch is that forty armed Russians have been

M. Delcassé, Minister for Foreign Affairs, announced to the Frenchay all the limber in the Cabinet, at a meeting at the Elysée, Japanese – Mainicht. that an agreement has been mudé with the Peking authorities by which France will be allowed to retain the direction of the Chinese arsenal and gun-foundry at Foochow for another period of four years.

Opium for China.

BOMBAY, 21st October... The P&O Steam Navigation, Company's mail steunier left Bombay to-day with about 1,550, chests of

1,380

1,580)

Malwa opium. The prices are

"Malwh' (New)...R§, 1;200

(Old) ~(Oldest

(Reuters.3.

British Battleships in Collision.

LONDON, 19th October.

H. M. Ships Prince George and Hannibal Collided carly yesterday off the coast of Spain during manœuvres with lights out. The operations were, suspended and both vessels proceeded to Ferrol with assistance.

PORN STAR PAY LATER, The Prince George, which was taking in huge quantities of water, has been beached, at Ferrol.NE

[The Prince George and, Hannibal belong to the Majistic class of battleship, being of 14.9 0 tons displacement and 12 000 HP. The former was built at Portsmouth,;in 1896, af a cost of EB5.03, and the latter came from the Pembroke dockyard where she was built, in 1897, for £867,403]

and camed ssion of the

Tokio, Ith October A Peking despatch of this morning states that Lieut. General Worroff, Commander-in-Chief of the Military forces in Kwantung province, strongly opposes the idea of a Russo-Japanese convention on Manchuria, and advocates declaration of war against Japan, Viceroy Alexeieff accordingly.hes

hesitates to approve of the Japanese proposals. It is reported in Peking that the Viceroy supports the views of Caberal Worroff Affairs in Peking are unsettled, and there is much excitement.Yushin

A large crowd cheered the Sovereign's. The station was magnificently decorated. A number of the strikers and Armentieres

have sacked some of the factories.

The Japanese legation in France has re- ceived a despatch stating that nothing. presages a rupture between Chin and Japan.

THE INTERPORT MATCH.

On 16th inat, the Shunghat Mercury dealt editorially with the recent Interport match as follows

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JELEBU The administration report on Jelebu for FOR CHEMULPO in that district? There were 165 applications 1902 giver the following particulars of mining for mining land, principally for small areas, balance of advance in hote lammas was and prospecting licenses over large areas were Steamship perhaps in favour of the visitors Lumsden A Braddon, and the Kong Sang Firm. The granted to the Jelebu Mining Company, Mr. was given "not out" by the Shanghai umpire two former are in Terang district, in which to an appeal for stumping. We happened to direction and around Pertang the future of pened, and thought the batsman out. Moule workings is the older parts of the district are be in a position to see pretty clearly what hap- | mining in this district appears to lie. The

was given out in both innings; in the first 1.b.. kungsis. No official figures as to the output of mostly small, ard there are but few large to an incoming ball which hit him on the right in are available but from private sources there leg and in the second innings for what is reason to believe it was the largest in the last certainly looked like a bumped ball: On the four or five years. The Jelebu Mining and Trad other hand A. E. Lanning was given "not outing Company closed down the Rin Lade in May, n. the second innings when caught at the plant has since lain idle, the manager and a the lade having disappointed expectations. The wicket, though it is now certain he touched fitter being left in charge. Up to the end of the ball. Such are the chances in this glorious. the year nothing had been decided as to the

future of the Company, The Jelebu Mining. ly uncertain game. They reflect in no way on the officiating gentlemen whose one duty was vancing and purchasing ore, and in this respect

Company now does most of its business in ad. | to do what they thought right.

is practically the mainstay of most of the mining here. Gold is reported at Kanaboi, but it is not yet known whether it is payable,

SANITARY BOARD.

The much looked forward to match is over and done witb.. Let it be granted, as Euclid But chances apart, it is our mature opinion might have said, that the better team won and that the better team won, although the differ that of all the sets of good fellows which Hong-ence a scaring was far greater than the differ kong has sont against us the present was one ence in the quality of the contestants. We of the very best. All this will readily be con

may fairly congratulate Hongkong on being so wedeceded by everybody who saw the play, and well represented in every way. The flag they Corea. dan who, of patriotic Britons, did not? Cricket take away is well won. We hope to return the THE RUS IANS AT YONG AM PH,needs knowing. We have had some experience compliment by annexing theirs when next our

Benul, 13th October, this week in the Ladies tent, and great as was

men go South. Coreans now admit that Cho Sei-kio, the the interest outside, the amusement within that Forestry Inspector, has been bribed by the sacred enclosure was still greater. The ques 1ussians in connection with the Ryong an tions asked, the answers given, the assumption lease: flair, Cho Sei-kio only paid a portion by: here and there one of superior know- uf the amount which he recrived from the Rusfedge, all these things were at times excru- sians to the natives and granted a lease of clatingly funny. It was an experience which a lot of land measuring 3,260 feet by 6,360 feet, enabled one to believe with Panch's ladying of animals," totalling $70,000 (subo in all, to the Russians that Hongkong was in at one end and Shang-

-Mainicht,

nai at the other. No wonder a racent writer who knew nothing about it ialked of “this in- comprehensible pastime," to appreciate which needs a sixth sense. No wonder he replies to the Daily Telegraph query "18 Cricket Declining with a decided "No; cricket is not declining. It should be, but it isn't.”

Tokio, 13th October,

A Seoul despatch of the rath inst, states that the Russians at Ryorg-to have been building fort there and that a Norwegian flag is flying over it. They refuse to allow Japanese to go near the place. The fort was completed on the 4th-inst, and two › beayy guns and twelve lighter guns have been landed at the place, 400 Russian officers and men wearing uniforms are there at present. Yuskin.

(China Gazette.)

The Peking Soare,

when the discovery was made,"

ed the

consider the situation. A semi-official from West of the Legation main building beyond the Capitol alleges that the Rosslan ambas-the Carrage Parks.] sador, who was always opposed to the visit is responsible for the incident which cannot close as it now stands.

Russo Japanese Negotiations in

Within the pavilion reserved for the Clubs there was plenty of appreciation for both sides, however, Such criticism as there was, was naturally on the Shanghai play where there was most room for it. And it may not be out of place to take a quiet L.,ok at the game now that all is over and "size it up a little more scienti- fically than the rough and ready arbitrament of bat and ball has done.

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A meeting of the Sanitary Board will be held to-morrow at 4.15 p.m. -

ORDERS OF THE DAY. Draft bye-laws for regulating the slaughter-

Report of the Sanitary Surveyor for the third quarter of 1903.

G. A. WOODCOCK, Secretary, Minute by the Acting Medical Officer of Health relative to the use of dry earth in public latrines,

Minute by Dr. Barnett suggesting an amend ment to sub-section 3 of section 26 of Ordinance No. 1 of 1993.

Minute by the Secretary suggesting that bouseholders be informed by advertisement that rat traps and birdlime may be obtained free of cost.

TO-DAY'S EXCHANGE.

ON LONDON, Telegraphic Transter...1/109/16

Bank Wills, on demand.......1/10 Credits, 4 months' sight.......ch/!! D'ments 4 months' sight

IN BERLIN, (demand)...................M..92 ON PARIS, Bank Bills, on demand........2.36 Credits, 4 months' sight.2.4 ON NEW YORK, Bank Bills, on demand.45

Credits, 30 days' sight 464

DON BOMBAY, Telegraphic Transfer....40

by them in ....

ON SHANGHAI, Telegraphie Tmnsfer

Private 30 days' sight ...... ON YOKOHAMA, T.T. .....................

Sovereigns, Bank's Buying Rate..... Gold Leaf 100 touch, per tueci Var Silver

OPIUM QUOTATIONS. To-day's quotations are as follows:-

MALWA NEW..

11

LAST YEAR OLDEST PATNA NEW. HENARES NEW.... PLUSIAN (PAPER)......

143

1

91

$10.64

$40

.289

Per chest @ 890/910

940/990 @1,040/1,080 1,102)

....@ 1,102)

740/830

Co-day's Avvertisements.

EASTERN AND AUSTRALIAN STEAM. Minute by Dr. Barnett relative to the ques

SHIP COMPANY, LIMITED. tion of fumigating premises for mosquitoes. FOR SYDNEY AND MELBOURNE.

Further correspondence relative to the appli-ralling at TIMOR, PORT DARWIN and QUEENS cation for exemption from the provision of a

AND PORTS, and taking through backyard at No. 96 Second Street.

Cargo in ADELAIDE, NEW ZEALAND. TASMANIA, &c.) THE Steamship

Minute by the Acting Medical Officer of Health relative to the open spaces at Nos. 31, 33 and 63 Market Street, Hung Hom.

Application for a modification of the require- ments of section 154 in respect of No. 15 Wa In Fong West.. **Application for exemption from the provision of a backyard for No. 51 Wing Lok Street.

of

backyard for No. Wing Fung Street Mariner correspondence relative to using the basement of No. 166 Queen's Road Central for the preparation of food.

"EMPIRE,"

Captain P. T. Helms, will be despatched for the above Forts, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th November, at Noon.

This well-known Steamer is specially fitted for Passengers, and has a Refrigerating Chamber, which ensures the supply of Fresh Provisions, This Steamer is installed throughout with the. Electric-light.

A Stewardess and a duly qualified Surgeon are carried,

Peking, 14th October, At the same time that the wire was laid into the Legation magazine some one

A great deal in cricket depends on luck, or breech-block of the 4-7 gun which defends the chance, or "joss" or whatever other name Carriage Park. The missing piece has since may be given to that indefinable something Russia and Italy.

been traced to a place in the Chinese city and which make "the best laid schemes of mice It is significant of the effect produced by recovered. There was a battery alongside the and men gang oft agley.". In our Topics for the Tear not visiting Italy that the Italian wire, but it had not been connected. The whole the Times on Saturday we laid it down Ambassador at St. Petersburg has been re-affair is enshrouded in mystery and is being as a practical certainty that c our men would called and the Russian Ambassador at Rome rigidly investigated. A ball given by the Bri- need Dame Fortune's aid if they were to is taking leave of absence. The Italian feel. tish Garrison was in progress at the Legation "win. A great deal of irresponsible stuff has Ing is intensifying and the Cabinet meets to The magazine, js.situated about 300 yards rowess of our first eleven, but anybody who Application for exemption from the provisione, &c., throughout the voyage.

appeared in some of our papers respecting the has watched the play this year knows well enough that between the Shanghai Cricket of 1993 and the Shanghai Cricket of 1900-1 there PARRETERA is as much difference as between chalk and Tokyo, at MORE PROTRACTED THAN WAS EXPECTED.

clicese. This year, with the exception of Turn- ball, who has had very poor bowling to play against.on several occasions, there is not a single member of the team who has upheld his reputation. Many have been down with one thing and another, and the rest have had no stimulus as there was when the garrison ashore and affout were at hand to liven things up; however, dengue and enteric troubles have played havoc Oaits performances during the year, the team we put in could not be expected in do better than it did in its second innings. With luck, of course, it might have done far "better." But taking fis averages as guide it practically played up to its form for this season. And now, as to the Tuck of the match. Doubtless the fickle goddess looked with most favour on the visitots. They won the toss in

Russia's Plans in Coready 597 BRITISH PRESS VIEWS,

Landon, toth('clober. The influential section of the British Press considers that Russia is endeavouring to secure the temporary pacification of the Balkans, in order to take advantage of the opportunity which a lull in South-Eastern Europe will afford her to give undivided attention to the Far East and, in particular, with a view to the Immediate adaption of a strenuous line of action in the Corean Peninsula.

banese Exchanges.) Russian Aims in Asia. GERMAN PAPER'S ANNOUNCEMENT.A

London, 12th October, The Cologne Gazelle state that the families, of Russian officers hays been ordered to post pone the journeys to Port Arthur until the ensuing summer

The Possible Wär RUSSIAN PRESS VIEWS.

London, 12th October, The Russian Press is freely discussing the probabilities of waren died in

Japanese Securities

London, 12th October, Japanese' Fiys per Cent. Bonds have filen one half to-day life Further Russian Reinforcements for the Far East

London, izll October. Heavy drafts of Russian troops have left the Trans-Caspian region, their destination being

eastward, and

Tientsin, 12th October. The Russian soldiers at Newchwang bullt a atch tower early in this month and are keeb. 'keep- sharp lookout day and night. The Rus

employed 120 Chinese who are as policemente

A large number of Russian soldiers are stationed ongside the railway between Shan- bai-kwan and Newchwang and all travellers by "the railway are rigorously scrutin

The Gor office

school; ther

authoritie

like a Co

San

hey have also built a police German inf

vinca is rapidly-extending.--

Tokyo, 15th October,

It is now, regarded as cortain that acgotia- tons between Baron Komura, the Japanese Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Baron Rosen, Russian Minister to Tokyo, will be more pro- tracted than w

was a first considered lik, ly. But this is nevertheless considered a hopeful sign the ultimate peaceful outcome of their labours. ATS MANDRO CONTALY

Russian Preparations.

EXTREME NERVOUSNESS New Port Arthur, 15th October, The approximate number of Russian troops in Kwantung and Manchuria is under seventy thousand and they are distributed as follows: Port Arthur, Dalny and leased territory 30,000. Newchwang, Kalchow, Ta Shih-chiao, Hai cheng, Liaoyang, Tichling 32,000. Harbin zo,co. Minor railway stations 6,000,000

The battleship squadron is in Dainy being busily painted black. Cruisers are at sea. Mili- tary and naval manoeuvres are proceeding daily at Port Arthur to test its preparedness against

altack,

in the sham fights umpire' decisions are that sea front is impregnable, but that the Innd-side has been captured, Consequently work on new forts in proceeding night, and day, nearly ten thousand coolies being employed.

be first place. That done, however, good fortune abandoned them for a while and beam. ed on the home team. Men who left their work at noon and coming up for a half hour's visit, found the two Hancocks and Dixon disposed rosy enough. But with that there came almost of for only zo, thought the appearance of things

an end to Shanghai congratulations. Turner and Lumsden got together and by one of the finest batting displays ever seen on the ground pat defeat practically out of the quest on and set the local team a task such as they would have found difficulty in performing with all ordinary

Extreme nervousness characterises Russian private official utterances and be eptire attituck on their side, lude is one of textured suspense, awaiting over- whelming Japanese attack. The general im- pression is that the railway would have to be abandoned and given over to destruction if the Japanese succeeded at sea.

lost commandera at railway points where caravan roads lead from. Kora, such- as-Hai- cheng Lianyang, have orders of the most stringent character.

just as Ho Strangely enough, just as Hongkong had lost three of their best hints for next to nothing, so Shanghai was to do the like. A.E. Lanning was bowled a duck Turobull got out Lbw. for a single and Moule lost his wicket in the same way when he had made 20 only Each of these has made a century more than once, Moule many times,

The remainder of the team gave no evidence of any ability to cope with the bwling, which though good enough was nothing out of the way. One after the other got out, some, ja the most countrified style, and the innings closed for 132.

Viceroy Alexeieff's Exortation. Viceroy Alexeitff at the massed review of 15,000 men in Port Arthur last Sunday exbort ed the soldiers to remember that Russia's hon full of danger. our, is (in their keeping that the situation is in the follow on the opening was more danger My personal opinion, is that promising although Moule lost his wicket for diplomatic pour parlers can solve the problemeven fewer 13 only, than in the first lonings: if.no attention is paid to Russian bluff. Tumbull and A. E. Lanning, however, played gut lime and it looked as though will the better light of the next morning might do

The former

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Application for a licence to sell park at No. 544 Shaukiwan West, and a report by the Colonial Veterinary Surgeon on the market accommodation at Sbaukiwan,

Application for a licence to sell articles of food on premises known as No. 54 Quarry Bay, and a report by the Colonial Veterinary Sur geon on market accommodation at Quarry Bay.

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Application for permission to erect iron railings along the verandah on the first floor of No, 320 Des Vœux Road Central,

Correspondence relative to section 143 of the of the Public Health and Buildings Ordinance, No. 1 of 1903.

Application for permission to erect ́à, three- seat trough-closet at Marine Lo: No.ac.

Result of the examinations made under

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FROM NEW YORK VIA SUEZ CANAL: THE Company's Steamship

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having arrived from the above Ports, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment-will be sorted out mark by mark, and delivery can be obtained as soon as the goods are landed.

"The Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance, Neon, will be subject to rent. 1896, for the quarter ended 30th September, 1913

Goods not cleared by the 27th instani, at

Reports of the analysis of the public water supplies for the month of September, 1903.

Kat return for the formight ended 19th Oc ober, 1993.

Lime-washing return for the fortnight ended 12th October, 1903.

THE LATE REV. HODGES.

As announced in our telegram columns on Monday the Rev. H. C. Hodges, M.A., of Shang- hai, died suddenly on Friday last from cholera, The Shanghai Afercury of 16th inst, says:

Early this morning the news of the suddeo death of an old resident and: an indefatigable worker in the cause of good in all directions came as a shock to the majority of ti e residents of Shanghai and brought sadness to the heart of numerous friends. We are alluding to the late Rev. H. C. Hodges, M.A., incumbent of the Holy Trinity Cthedral To all appearances Mr. Hodges, though not in the best of health, bid displayed, no symptoms as to cause any anxiety and up to his demise had followed his vocation in his usual manner. The morning

however we beard of his death from heart failure. Mr. Hodgen was educated at Cambridge and came to China in 1886. He always evinced à keen interest in all out-door sports and was himself a sportsmin of no mean order. In fact, at his University he distinguished himself both Af cricket and football. As regards charity, few other thin his most intim

intimate friends are added M

aware of the extent of the work he accomplished bimself

in that direction, as he always attended to it in p

in the pro King and Queen of Italy in Paris, something to put a better look on affairs.

Tientsin, 12th October":

A portion of the Russian squadrony whith

has bet Fort Arthur Since the

"parti", the joint Nava!.

Jeff Port Arthur:for

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reeborne Berlin 15th October... The King and the Queen of Italy have ar rived in where - they were cordially

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'Optional Goods will be landed here unless instructions are given to the contrary before Noon, TO-DAY,

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severely felt in Shanghai, and to Mrs. Hodges hver eight the deep

sympathy in her sad bereavement ail friends and acquaictances will take place arg pim. to-morrow nded by the officers of the

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