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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1903.

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LOCAL AND GENERAL.

ARTHUR de Rothschild, of the great banking house of that name, is dead.

BLEND ONE fatal (Chinese) case of plague was notified during the week ended 12th inst.

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THE death is announced of Mr. William Mil-

Milburn and Company, London.

COMPETITION from outside steamers has re- duced the freight from Colombo to Fremantle on mail vessels to Rs 15 a ton, the old rate being Rs 50,

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MR. David Jackson, manager of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, who died at Yokohama in July, left property which is valued at 12,067.

THE marriage of Ethel, third daughter of Sir John Durston, K. C.B., R.N., to Mr. Herbert Price, of Hongkong and Manila, has been arranged for Wednesday, January 13.

THE Novoe Vremya, of St. Petersburg, says that the Russian guardship at Bushire is in. tended to counteract the idea that Great Britain has exclusive rights in the Persian Gulf.

ACCORDING to the Board of Trade Returns, the exports from the United Kingdom for the first nine months of 1903 amounted in value to £217,379,000, and those of the United States to £201,624,000.

A LAD has been arrested charged with being the author of the threatening letters received by the police and others in connection with the recent cattle-maiming outrages at Great Wyrley, Staffordshire.

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MR. Arthur Chamberlain, brother of Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, accompanied by his daughters is on a visit to Ceylon. One of them, a doctor at the Royal Free Hospital, gave evidence in the famous Miss Hickman case.

Ms. George R.. Stevens, Jate of Hongkong, died at 2-Richmond-Grove, Reayjires, Exeter, on the 6th ult, in his 62nd year.

THE new White Star liner Bullie, to he launched this month at. Belfast, will be 24,000 tons régister, and will be the largest vessel in the world..

THE German mail of the 12th November was delivered in London on the rath inst.

THE Universal Gaselle hears that the Te-Hsien Bank, Wuhu, has been closed, leaving an out- standing debt of over Tls. 110,000 behind.

SECRETARY Hay, Senntor Lodge and Director Rockhill of the Bureau of American Republics have dined with the President at the White House, and discussed informally the new Chi- nese treaty, which was expected to reach Wash-

THE text of the Treaty signed at Shanghai oo September 5th, 1902, between Great Britain and Chins, respecting.commercial relations, &c., was issued in London on the 12th ultington.

THE following appointment has been made at the Admiralty-Engineer Commander J. E. D. Graham, to the Tamar, for the Wivern, and Hongkong Reserve, to date Nov. 10,

THE Kronstadiski Viestnik states that orders have been given to push forward the work on the new Russian battleship Borodino so that she shall be ready to leave for the Far East not

later than next automa::

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THE Japanese tallyman, said to have thrown a coolie into the harbour from the Afundaran Maru on 8th inst., was committed for tiial at the next Criminal Sessions, by Mr. Sercombe Smith, this afternoon.

A MARRIAGE will shortly take place between M. Charles-Eudes Bonin, Chief of Political Cabinet of the Governor-General of Indo-Chine, and Mile. Camescase, eldest daughter of a former Prefect of Police.

THE shares of the Banque de Pindo China, which have been steadily rising for some weeks last, further advanced f.zo last week, says the L. & C. E., Nov. 13. The rise is due to reports as to approximate results of the present year's working.

Two powerful German salvage steamers are endeavouring to recover the machinery, clc, lost in Dover Bay during the recent gale, when the temporary breakwater works of the National harbour were so greatly damaged.

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ONE of the officers who took part in the China War, Lieut. Yobst, has met bis death in a fight with natives near Warmbad, in German South- West Africa. The Lieutenant had joined the German troops in South-West Africa about two years ago.

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BOXING.COMPETITION AT

WESLEYAN VOREIGN MISSIONS.

ANNIVERSARY SERVICES.

THE CITY HALL. There are promises of a good show at the Theatre, Royal to-morrow, that is, to those

On Sunday morning the Rev. Dr. Noyes interested in the fistic art, for Mamger preached to a large congregation in St. Andrew's Christie has gone to some trouble to get together Hall. Taking his text from Ecclesiastes XI. 1, some of our most prominent "punchers," who he drew an interesting parallel between the will meet in the ring to manfully belabour their labour of the farmer on the banks of the Nile opponents' anatomies and be paid back in the and the work of the Christian missionary. In same coin. A promising programme is publish both cases the methods used seemed to bo ed elsewhere in these columas, the principal perfectly useless, but just as the smiling fields event of which will be a 20-round match, for of golden grain justified the farmer, so success $400 a side and the gate money, betwee: Sam. has crowned and is ever crowning, in larger

gospel. THE Frankfurter Zeitung says it learas from Newman, the local Yankee favourite, and Prea- measure, the proclamation of the

The sermon at the evening service in the Vladivostok that a joint stock company is beington, the champion welter-weight of H. M, S. organized there with a capital of $3,000,coo to Amphitrite. Each man has deposited $100 with Soldiers' Home was by the Rev. W. Bridie.. operate the tin mines of Manchuria. The pro- Mr. J. Christia and the remainder of the money His subject was "Life and immortality through moters hope to break the Anglo-American is to be put up at the ring-side. This ought to the gospel" 11. Timothy, Ito. He shewed be the event of the season, for Preston has that the ordinary, traveller or resident in China monopoly.

figured in several main events at the National practically knows nothing of the physical suffer.. Club, and, at home, recently whipped Saming of the Chinese, because he cannot get near Bently. He will go into the ring at ro stane 5. enough to the people even if he would. It is Newman needs no introduction to the Hong to medical missionaries that we are indebted kong public, and, in the several scraps he has for our knowledge of the terrible sufferings of been in here, has always come out on the top the Chinese, often arising from preventible He has also proved himself a clean fighter. causes. In the same way it is only missionarica who really know the moral and spiritual state Newman will tip the scales at io stone." "Back- ing is brisk on both champions and the even- ing promises to be a very enjoyable one.

ONE of the createst triumphs of dirigible ballooning was achieved last month by the Lebaudy brothers, whose airship in one hour and thirty-five minutes covered the forty-six miles separating Moisson and the Champ de Mars, Paris,

THE depression in the sailing shipping trade is so serious as to have led to a drastic proposal on the part of the Liverpool owners for an inter- national combination whereby a certain pro- portion of the sailing tonnage of Great Britain, France and Germany should temporarily be laid up, with a view to improving the freight market. The crisis is attributed here to the cutting of the French.

THE Universal Gazelle gathers that M. Lessar, the Russian Minister, has summoned the Consuls at Newchwang, Harbin, etc., to Peking in order to get advice from them as to what ports in Manchuria should be opened to inter national trade, what concessions in Manchuria should Russia demand from China, what are the movements of the Chinese officials in Man- churia, and what is the attitude of the people in Manchuria towards Russia..

Miss Floy Gilmore, Assistant Attorney-General of the Philippines, has been admitted to the bar in Washtenaw county, and this will admit her to the bar in the Philippines by passing an examination on local codes, which she will take on her return to the islands. This will make her the first woman to be admitted to the bar to practise in the Orient, which is a distinction not only for Miss Gilmore, but also for the, University of Michigan, from which she graduated in 1901.

THE inquest on the body of Bergt Mann, R.G.A., who shot himself on Stonecutters Island on the THE extensive scheme of military reorganisa 4th inst., was concluded before Mr. Bercombe tion submitted to the Dominion Parliament by Smith at the Magistracy this afternoon when a Sir F. Borden on the recommendation of Lord verdict was returned that death was due to a Dundonald, including the formation of a cént- bullet shot in the head, the wound being self-ral camp of instruction, the provision of new inflicted

COMMANDER Peary, the Arctic explorer, has been presented with the Livingstone gold medal by the Royal Geographical Societyof Edinburgh and at the same time was made an honorary member of the society in recognition of his work in Arctic exploration. The Living- stone medal 'was founded by a daughter of the late Dr. Livingstone.

THE

guas and modern rifles, a large increase of the cavalry, and other features has, says an Ottawa correspondent, met with the general approval of the country. The whole scheme will involve expenditure of $5,200,000, ar $6,000,003 which will be spread over five years.

THE peculiar industrial and art products of the ancient and unique civilizations of the Orient -of "Ormus and the Ind," China, Japan, Korea, Siam, Ceylon and the Philippines-will

be

CO., The Court Circular asnounces that the King TIR further bearing of the case in which Tro the displayed in comprehensive profesion for

祥利廣

TEMPORARY STORE:

T FLOOR, 12, QUEEN'S ROAD,

(above Messrs. H. PRICE & Co.)

and Queen have received the gratifying iutel ligence of the betrothal of Princess Alice of Albany to Prince Alexander of Teck, and that the impending marriage has the King's entite sanction and approval.

THE keel of the battleship Hibernia, a vessel. of the King Edward VII. class, has been MAS & NEW YEAR CARDS. ordered to be laid at Devonport, thus averting the discharge of a large number of workmen, Work upon the Britannia and Africa, vessels URNITURE of the same class, has also been ordered to be

DEALERS.

AWING-ROOM,

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DINING-ROOM,

and BED-ROOM

ECTRO-PLATED,

GLASS, and

FURNITURE.

CHINA WARES.

STLUR'S MICROBE-PROOF

commenced at Portsmouth and Chatham re- spectively.

COLONEL Warren, now at Johannesburg, offer ed 1,000 volunteers to suppress the rising of the Hottentots in German South-West Africa. The

Road West, suing as executrix of Tsoi Heung Po, deceased, is proceeding against To Shing, a trader, of 22 Feel Street, to recover the sum of $28,000 money received, and 512,oco damages, was proceeded with before the Chief Justice (Sir W. M. Goodman) at the Supreme Court this morning-The Hon. H, E. Pollock, &.C., instructed by Mr. F. B: L Bowley, of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. C. FH. Beavis, of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, repre- sented the defendant. His Lordship reserved judgment.

THE Correspondent of the Times at St. Peters- burg says it is admitted in official circles that the policy which led to the occupation of Port Arthur and Manchuria was not worth the ex

THE CATHOLIC UNION.

XMAS TREE ENTERTAINMENT,

A Toy Baraar will be held in the rooms of the Catholic Union (adjacent to the Roman Catholic Cathedral), on Saturday, 19th inst, from 9 to 11 p.m. The children's stalls and tea room will be opened from p.m. The proceeds of the sale are to be devoted to the entertainment of 600 poor children and 200 aged indigents on Christmas Day, when the gifts will be distributed to the lule ones, in the room of the Catholic Union, Glenealy, at 3 p.m. and a tea party will be given. Gifts in moncy or toys will be gratefully received by the Chaplain, the Revd. Father P. Gabardi. We recommend to the charity of our readers the excellent, philantropic work undertaken by the Catholic Union,

FOOTBALL SHIELD.

COMPETITION.

The following is the draw for this season's competition :-

FIRST ROUND, (1) H.M.S. Glory v. H.M. Leviathan. (2) V. R. C. v. IL.M.S. Tamar. (3) Naval v. Hongkong Club,

(4) Royal Engineers v. H.M.S. Cressy. (5) Sherwood Forester v. The Rovers. Byes. Royal Artillery, H. M. S.. Ocean, H. M. S. Albion.

SECOND ROUND. (a) H.M.S. Albion v. Winner of (2).. (b) Winner of (1) v. Royal Artillery. (c) Winner of (3) v. H.MS. O.ean, (d) Winner of (5) v. Winner of (4).

SEMI-FINAL

Winner of (b) v. Winner of (d). Winner of (c) v. Winner of (a), The first round to be finished on or before 30th January, 1994. Kick off not later than

4 p.m.

In the first and second rounds the first named club has choice of ground.

CORRESPONDENCE.

(We do not necessarily a darse the opinions expressed by

Correspondents in this column.).

DIOCESAN GIRLS' SCHOOL.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE "HONGKONG Trigraph." SIR-With your kind permission, I should like to call the attention of your readers to the advertisement of the above school which ap. pears in your columns of this issue.

of the Chinese. The religions of China, in common with all natural religions, bave no satisfactory answer to the old question: "If a man die shall he live again" They have no doctrine of life and incorruption that is the revelation and gift of Jésus Christ to the world. The public missionary meeting at the Home last night was well attended. Mr. W. J. Anstey, R., presided. The Rev. T. W. Pearce, of the London Mission, opened the meeting with prayer. After the reading of the report by the Chaplain, Mrs. Barnett, speaking for Miss. Postier of the Blind School, Kowloon, described the beneficent work this institution has already accomplished. The Rev. Dr. Noyes in a speech of great interest gave an irrefutable answer to the question: "Can a Chinaman, become a Christian?" He told with fine effect and much feeling the story of the Chinese servant of Judge Custis of California. When this man fell ill, the judge attended him, and did every- thing he could to save his life. After his death the judge erected a monument at a cost of one thousand dollars. On it is this one significant sentence, describ ng the judge's estimate of his servant. "He lived and died a Christian," With votes of thanks this successful anniver- sary was brought to a close.

LORD LONSDALE'S

NOTABLE JOURNEY. ·

The Earl of Lonsdale, who, after a year's tour round the world, has just arrived in London, has related to a Yorkshire Post ve. présentative some of the experiences which he encountered in India, China, Japan, Australia, and the United States.

Lord Lonsdale, who was accompanied by the Countess of Lonsdale, made the greater part of his sea journey in one of the vessels of the German Navy, placed at his service by the Kaiser, who, on more than one occasion, has been a visitor, at Lowther Castle, and whose friendship with the Earl has been shown in many other ways.

SHOT FIVE TIGERS IN LESS THAN 10 MINUTES.

In India, Lord Lonsdale, naturally indulged. in some big game hunting, and during one ex- pedition at Kuch Behar the party shop five tigers in less than ten minutes.

In China, the Emperor and Empress gave the travellers every facility for forming a true opinion of the country, and they visited some of the most exclusive cities in the Empire. The travellers were given the opportunity of inspecting the great Chinese army, trained inland, and hitherto unseen by any English- man. In many respects the troops wEIG remarkably efficient, and their drill was founded almost entirely on the German drill of 1895. were mostly Moreover, their instructors

of these countries were far advanced in the manufacture of decorative pottery, the pro- duction of various textile fibres and textile fabrics, and in metallurgy, when the present centres of industrial skill in Europe and Ameria were the hunting grounds of primitive bowmen. And still the East is the source of innumerable curios of art and industrial skill that excite the wonder and envy of Western artificers. British India, Persia and the Otto- man Empire have also joined officially in the displays, and Asia from the Sea of Japan to the work of the school has been carried on Geiman sergeants. the Dardanelles will be represented at the since February, 1900, In November of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition.

It will be remembered that as the result of a public meeting held nearly five years ago a sufficient sum of money was obtained to justify the promoters of the school in securing the lease of a house-Rose Villa, West--in which

The Earl's impressions of China were most favourable. Japan, on the contrary, gave him the greatest disappointment of the journey."

same year a lady superintendent-Miss E. D. Skipton, B.A. and an assistant superintendent

He went expecting to find an increasing, THE historic letter of General Grant accepting Miss M.1. Hawker-arrived in the Colony from the nomination to the Presidency, and ending England, and under their management the developing, and progressive people, an with "let us have peace," has been found school quickly grew until it was found artistic and original people. He found. Governor (Celonel Leutwein) declined the penditure of money and blood it had entailed, among some waste paper at Hartford (Cont.) impossible to increase the number of boarders nothing of the kind. The population was offer with thanks, hoping to be able to suppress and that the attempt to secure an ice-free port by a scavanger. The letter was addressed to owing to lack of accommodation. The state increasing in numbers, and the nation was the rising unaided. The offer of Colonel { in the Pacific has so far proved a failure. The General Joseph R. Hawley, President of the of affairs lasted until quite recently, but when progressive and developing in the sense that Warren bas caused widespread satisfaction in construction of a huge breakwater at Dainy as

National Union Republican Commitee, and is within the last few weeks the adjoining house it was wonderfully imitative of all Wester Germany,

a protection against high seas only resulted in dated May 29, 1868. After General Hawley-Rose Villa, East-fell vacant the committee practices and ideas. But they bad so on. making the harbour ice-bounded in winter, the went to Washington as Senator the letter dis decided that this opportunity of doubling the sinality. They had grown somewhat arrogant, COMMENTING on the manifesto issued by the tack of this protection heretofore having evi appeared and was believed to have been lost. accommodation should not be missed, and too, since they were recognised as one of the Governor of German New Guinea protesting dently prevented the accumulation of ice, Workmen taking waste paper from the cellar of Promptly took the house, thus securing the Powers of the world their treatment of the whole block for the purposes of the Diocesan European had by no means improved nor had. WHITE TURKISH TOWELS. against the spread of the English language in

Girls' School. Up to the present the committe, the Japanese merchant so big a reputation for

OKING RANGES,

which is largely composed of ladies, and of integrity as the Chinese trader, whose word was which the Bishop of Victoria is chairman, have always his bood KITCHEN UTENSILS, and

in Australia, Lord Lonsdale found the can. felt that owing to lack of accommodation it was useless to make any great effort to make tinent full of latest possibilities, but all industry the existence of the school more widely known; was handicapped by the labour difficulty.

FILTERS,

ROCHESTER LAMPS,

COUNTERPANES.

HOUSEHOLD REQUISITES.

HOTOGRAPHIC DEPARTMENT.

VELOPING and PRINTING.

UNDERTAKEN for AMATEURS.

GOOD WORK.

PROMPT RETURN. Jongkong, 29th August, 1903.

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SHIPBUILDERS, URVEYORS AND CONTRACTORS.

REPAIRS-PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO“

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B. C. Code, 4th Edition.

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TELEPONE, 238.

Hongkong, 20th March, 1903.

Lasso

HE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer duke i the tropics-SAN MIGUELA",

These views were confirmed in the, interesting the Courant building to send to the vagimon letter from Dalny which appeared in our tossed out a bulky envelope which was picked columns a few days ago.

up by the man in charge and taken to the office. I proved to be the tong lost epistle, the last paragraph of which reads "Peace and universal prosperity, its consequence, with

the German colonies in the Pacific, the organ of the German Colonial Society assets that Australia greatly covets the annexation of German New Guinea and the Bismarck Archi- THE Centurion, battleship, Capt. F. F. Feges, pelago. The predominance of the English carried out her commissioning trials at Porta-

economy of administration, will lighten the burden of taxation, while it constantly reduces the national debt. Let us have peace."

language, it adds, is the English way of pre-mouth on roth ult. before proceeding asistent paring for hoisting the British flag.

in the day to the China Station., rumours have been spread that the sights of REFERRING to Rand Labour and output a the 10-in. guns are defective. The secretary of | home journal says that when the mines are the Navy League reports that the League re

A REPORT

er that may literally be a pearl of great allowed to import Asiatics, the recovery should ceived the following communication from an be prompt and marked, and within a very short anonymous source at Portsmouth-Are you price in the future has lately been read before time after the actual arrival of the aliens on aware that H.M.S. Centurion is being hurried the Académie des Sciences by Professor the goldfields, the industry will be enabled to away from England with iuch defective gun- Dubois, of Lyons. For some time past this restart where it left off on the outbreak of war, sight mechanism for her to-in. gans that there learned gentleman has been justifying a com The output for October was 284,544 finc oz, as is a variable error in them amounting some mission pppointing him to examine the condis compared with 276,197 oz. for the previous times to as much as 660 yards dué tê back tions and possibilities of pearl farming off the month, and 181,439 oz. for October of last year.lash' in the wheel gearing which works the coast of Tunis, whence he has contrived to On the month the increase is 8,347 02.

sights? The gunnery experts of the Excellent transplant a colony of pearl oysters to his have refused to pass the sighting, gear,

biological observatory at Tamaris-sur-Mer, their protests have been ignored and the ship near Toulon. The specimens shown by him at Nov. 1o, for a recent seance of the Academy were in rude ordered to sail on Tuesday next, N China, In the best interests of the Navy it is health, and had absolutely essential that these defects should migration to French waters. His oysters are be remedied even if it means delaying the ship identical with those that furnish the harvest of for weeks. Can't you do something? This is the pearl fisheries off Ceylon, and have, pre- not the only statement that has been made, but sumably, made their way into Mediterranean it seems incredible that the Admiralty would watert via the Suez Canal, The pearls found off the coast of Tonis are regular in contour. allow the C2

and of beautiful sheen, but they are very small the land few to the peck. Abont ons

and to every 1,300 oysters investigated.

HE Baar

THE servant question is becoming acute in Calcutta, and in the present state of affairs under which a man can be dismissed and obtain a new situation all within an hour, there is very little hope for an improvement. If only some registration system could be evolved by which the Police were able to produce are cord of the career of every servant it would be a great help and safeguard to employers and would serve to weed out a number of black armar sheep who are now fallening upon not says exchange

THE Beer to drink in the tropics is the Beer Li made in the tropics-SAN MIGUELS

that an official matter de

HE Beer Lagt made in the tropics

but

but they now desire to call the attention of the public to the many advantages which bis

school offers.

There is boundless, scope for development in the agricultural world, but nothing can be done

because tabout is so dear..

Whilst in the United States, Lord Lons- dale was the guest of President Roosevelt..

The first object of the school is to provide a Christian, training and education for girls of European and mixed parentage, and the committee are always prepared to consider applications for the admission of orphans and children in necessitous circumstances. The education given is an ordinary English. elementary education, arranged in accordance with the Government grant-in-aid scheme. The girls are also trained in household duties, and are taught to make most of their own including tuition, board, laundry, and clothing clothes and to keep them in order. The fees, for girls under fifteen, are $20 a month; while vacations are one month about February, in July and August; a few days at Christmas! varying with the Chinese New Year; six weeks and Faster Application for admission will be made to the Lady Superintendents by whom further Information will be supplied at the Diocesan Gide School, Rose Villas, Bonham: 515 Road, Hongkong I am, sir, cicus

JOHNSON

enently benefited by their for tuition only the fees are $3 a month. The

St. John's Cathedral

December 14:1903

THE Beer to drink in the topict in the Beer

The tropici SANEY

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