TELEGRAMS.
[Renter's.] __
Norway Ewedon.
ENGLAND CONCERNED.
LONDON, 15th September.. Norwegian correspondents at Karlstad de clare that mobilization orders are expected
at any moment.
Later,
It is stated in London that the negotin tions between Sweden and Norway are pro- eceding steadily, and that England is playing an important but unostentatious part in them, though nothing in the nature of arbitration. M.. Nansen as a representative of Norway at present unofficial, and the Swedish Minister, are in close communica⚫ tion with each other through the Foreign .Office.
Russian Caucasia. The revolutionary party in Tiflis has issued a proclamation in favour of a general, rising,
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Lator.
The insurgents in Baku threaten to kill all workmen who resume work and to burn the works where any attempt to repair damages is made..
Various districts were fired on Thursday night and many skirmishes took place with considerable loss of life.
The Earthquake in Italy. Vesuvius is increasingly active, and fre- quent undulatory shocks occur around the volcano.
The activity of Stromboli is also very re- markable..
THE SUNNING RAILWAY.
PROMOTER ARRIVES.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 1905.
CRIMINAL SESSIONS,
AN UNINTERESTING CALENDAR ;;
Only three cases, and these of a comparative ly uninteresting character, stood on the roster of the Criminal Sessions this morning. The Puiine Judge presided.
FRUITLESS FORGERY,
Lê Trai Sibi, a fijury Chinese woman cho wore a queue, was charged with forging a will On the 10th Tuly, purporting to be the last will and testament of Li Ti Hing. She pleaded guilty, the day the will was presented, she said to explanation, I knew it was a forgery, What I did was done at the instigation of a either and the other wife. My husband died man Hand Ah Hing. I had nothing to say
in the first moon and Lo Wan Fook took possession of the business.
His Lordship--Was there any money in Court?
The Altomey-General-There was nothing in Hongkong.
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SHIPPING JAISAM,
The British steamois Puwer and› Picgwa, 1,167 100s each, have been sold to Japanese.
The steamer Kirin, 1,441 tons, refloated at Fort Arthur, has been named the Kichirin
Maru.
The Mitsu Bishi dockyard at Nagasaki has 14 steamers under repair, and several under construction. -
The N. Y.. K. bas recently received three steamers from England, the Sagami, Takeji ma, and Telomi Maru.
at Shanghai have decided upon building new The Mercantile Marine Officers' Association quarters at the corner of North Sorchow and Woosung Roads.
The H-ALS. Admiral ven Tirpits, which is to run between Shanghai and Ticnisio, is described as the "finest-looking merchant steamer that has ever been to Tientsin,"
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The Court of Inquiry into the explosion on
His Lordship said this was an offence that did not frequently come before the Court and be thought she had been put up to it by some. body. He proceeded to tell the interpreter to the U.S.B. Bannington has found that, the pay to the prisoner that she was liable to im- safety-valves on the exploded bailer were rust, prisonment for life with hard labour; but heed, and did not work. Ensign Charles T. would ant impose a sentence of that sort. At Wade, who was responsible for their being the same time it was rather difficult to know in order, is to be court-martialled. what to do with her. They could not have the procedure of the Court upset by parties taking probate of a will that did not exist.
Sentence--Three months imprisonment, without hard labong,
ENLARGED SPLEEN CASE,
Lam Pui was charged with the murder of Choi Kwong on the 18th August. He pleaded guilty and in explanation said he struck the man after having been struck himself. The decensed threw a stool at him and struck bim on the eye. Then he returned the assault with four or five blows,
Grave fears are being entertained in shipping circles regarding the safety of the American four-masted schooner Honolulu which left Shanghai in ballast for Port Townsend on the 25th March last, The Honolulu is a new vessel of 507 tons and was commanded by Captain Nielsog. The run over from Shanghai to the Sound is usually made in thirty to forty days.
Shipping masters having entered complaints of the impediment caused to navigation in the harbour by boats anchoring in the Northern Hi Lordship, in passing sentence, said the Fairway, the water police are keeping a sharp story fold by the prisoner coincided with the look out in this vicinity for offenders, with the evidence already given. It appeared that he result that this morning Inspector Langley and the deceased had a quarrel and the de-appeared with a gang of boatmen and boat. ceased struck the prisoner first; the latter re women at the Magistracy, and on proof of the taliated in such a manner that the deceased charges against them they were each fined $7. died Hethoroughly understood there was no previous quarrel between those people; it was quarrel and the deceased had ungd
George Conray, the seaman who was accus. having deserted from the S1. Regulus in
Among these aboard of the Empress of Japan which arrived here from Vancouver a few days since was a wealthy Seattle Chinaman, named Chin Geo Hee, who is the prompter of the Sunning tailway which is in run through a popuMudder quarre lous part of Kwangsı province, in South China, TANAMA with terminus at Canton. Gee Hee is said to his fist the deceased suffered from enlarged July last, and who was remanded by Mr. F. A, have secured S1,500.con of capital from Chinese spleen which rendered it very easy rekeland, at the instance of Inspector Gourlay, and Americans for the purpose of building 2001. These were all circumstances to badaken on Saturday, was again before the Court this miles of railway. Chiu Ges llec expects to be into consideration. The potteý of the last was in Chinn a year engaged in the work of rails PLAY road building, and will then return to his bust that one man could not take another man's life ness in Seattle. According to an exchange, he except under provocation so serious that it feeds is desirous of buying the material needed for the humic de justifiable, or under circumstances construction of the railway in the United States, which might almost be called privileged.rone but fears the existence of the boycott may pre-of
of these conditions was present in this cafe, vent this being done." "However, he has made tentative contracts with the Seattle-Steel Com- Sentence.-Four months' imprisonment, with pany for railing stock that would be built on hard labour. the coast if the boycott can be adjusted. · Or ders for ties alone, which would be handled through dealers, would amount to more than $40,000. There is a feeling that is entertained, not only by Chin Gee Hee, but by his com pany, that the boycott sentiment. may be alloy- ed within six months, and is would require about that length of time to get out some of the special orders that would be placed,
A HANDSOME ADDITION TO THE H. A. L. CHINA FLEET,
The Hamburg-Amerika Linie are making a over, of the China coast freight and passenger bold bid to capture a fair share, and a little trade, and if they employ many ships in the service as good as the Admiral von Tirpite, the magnificent new vessel which has just been brought out to replace the Forwaeris on the Tsingtau-Chefoo-Tientsin line, they will shortly prove formidable competitors to all the older companies trading in China waters. The agents of the Company, Messrs Melchers & Co, held a reception on board the new vessel at Shanghai, on 14th inst., when about 400 visitors were most hospitably entertained by Captain lilack and his officers, who conducted the guests all over the ship, and pointed out with pardonable pride, the magnificent accom modation provided for passengers, and all the other features of the vessel's superb equipment. She is indeed,
A BEAUTIFUL SHIP IN EVERY RESPECT,
and quite new, having been completed for sea only last July. She then came out to the Far East at a leisurely rate of steaming,, and proceeded to Tientsin, after which she came down to Shanghai.
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ROBBESY WITH VIOLENCE Kung Fat pleaded not guilty to a clise or assaulting Lo On at Gunclub Hill, Kowloony on the 14th August, and with stealing a watch, à silver chain and an umbrella from that person. The following jury was empanelled-Messrs Chan He Wan, Ernest Arthur Muerer, Fre derick Hoggard, R. 1. Cooper. Alfred John Pugh, John Thomas Martin Wheeley, and John Campbell Ritchie.·'
mominy, when the captain of the steamer said that defendant left the vessel three days before sling and did not return, and he was there fore logged asta deserie Defendant said he came athore on leave the1)jat before the vessel sailed, and as he overstu himself when he got down to the wharf to go on board he found his steamer gone. He had left all his money and clothes and everything on board. $15 or one month.
HARIOUR RULES.
Harbour Master and Marine Magistrate, Mr Before the on. Mr. Basil R. H. Taylor, McIvor, Inspector of Junks, charged ten junk the Junk Anchorage on their arrival in port on masters with unlawfully failing to proceed to the 18th inst., when ordered to do so. They all pleaded not guilty. Mr. McIvor said that at 11.30am. 10-day these junks were discharg
The Attorney General, in opening the case for the prosecution, said the prisoner was charging Whampoa mud at Butterfield and Swire's by the Daine of Yo On, on the 14th of last licences, special permits, or anchorage passes. ed with robbery with violence. A Chinaman
new dock, Quarry Bay, and none of them had month, was on his way to pay a visit to a relaOne of them had an old lapsed clearance (pro- tion of his employed at the rifle range. When duced). There was no defence and the men half way up the hill he saw the prisoner gesti were fined 13 or seven days. culating to him and heard a shou"Come up here and see this". Curiosity got the better of Lo On, and instead of going on he turned aside to see what the prisoner was to show him. As s on as he approached, the prisoner attacked him, knocked him down and rendered him in conscious. He then robbed the complainant of his property and watch and other things, When the later became conscione, he found himself lying in a ravine, the prisoner gone. Later in the day the prisoner was arrested on another charge and on being searched a pawn ticket was found in his pocket which led to the discovery of Lo Ou's assailant..
Evidence was then led.
A verdict of guilty was returned by the jury.. His Lordship, after cummenting on the serious character of the offence, sentenced the prisoner to seven years' hard labour, and ordered that he receive 24 strokes of the birch tod within one week of his imprisonment.
The passenger accommodation is on a scale of magnificence never hitherto attempted on coasting steaners in China, says the China Gaselle. There are twelve first class cabins, including two spacious state-rooms, with minia ture saloons attached, on the upper deck, and ten large cabins, which are scarcely inferior to the first class in point of luxuriousness, for the accommodation of second-class European pas- sengers. The accommodation for the Chinese passengers, is all aft, and when the Chinese see the saloon which the Admiral von Tirpitsa provides for them they will, we fancy, feel a decided disinclination ever to travel by any other seamer. The ship which was built and engined by the Seebeck A. G. of Bremer haven-Geestemüude, is a vessel of 260 feet in length, by 40 feet in beam, by 14ft, gin. to the main-deck and 22 feet to the spar deck, her grogs tonnage being 2,400,-
RUSSIAN INTERNED SHIPS TO
COLLISION ON THE PHIHO.
NO LOSS OF LIFE, ·
P. C. David Monroe then placed four boat men before His Worship, charged with disobey. the lawful orders of the Harbour Master by instructing the approaches 10 the Harbour Master's steps in the harbony on the 16th inst P. C. Montoe said that at 5.45 p.m. on the roth inst., be was on duty in the beat pinnace and as he went past the Harbour Master's steps he found the four defendants' boa: anchored of the steps. Witness asked them what they were doing there and they simply said they had a right to be there. As soon as they saw wit ness's pindace coming towards them after their reply to his inquiry they weighed anchor, and the first and second defendants pulled away and refused to stop until witness chased them and secured them. They were each fined $5 or
14 days.
THE RESCUE OF THE "PECHILI'S" PEOPLE.
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THE VOLUNTEER CONCERT
.: STOPPED BY HAIN. The clerk of the weather would appear to. have a grievance against the Hongkong Volun», teer Corps. During last year quite a number. of promenads concerts were arranged to take place on their parade ground and several of them after being postponed on account of wat weather had finally to be abandoned because
of the lateness of the season, Once again the vagaries of the weather has been responsible for a disappointment, for on Saturday evening, when the second promenade concert of the seaipo,was announced to take place min inter- fered with the entertainment which came to an abrupt conclusion before the programme could be completed. From an artistic standpoint the concert proved another great success, and if one might judge from the size of the audi- ence there is not much doubt about the finan- Cial side of the entertainment being satisfactory to the promotors. It will be agreed that we owe a debt of gratitude to the inaugurators of these very entertaining, evenings, and trust that before the nights get too cool other oppor tunities will be afforded of attending more of these concerts. The ground was must pic- turesquely decorated with many Chinese lan- terns which shed their soft radiance on the brilliantly attired crowd, gay with bright uni- forms, while the volunteers were most courteous obtaining seats for the many visitors. But the elements proved most unkind before the end of the evening, the mpon ungenerously withdraw- ing her arc light behind a bank of clouds, and rain descending heavily. Early in the evening the soft still air aided the voices considerable, and there was every promise of one of the most successful entertainments of the season being finished. The first item of the programme was the overture of Tasuhauser, played by the band of the 2nd Battalion, Royal West Kents, who afterwards charmed us again with selec- tions from "The Three Little Maida" and during the interval gave The Choristers Waltz," which they have made so popular here. Their selections from The Rohemian Girl" also proved a musical teat, and one felt a great
admiration for the control that Bandmaster McKelvey has over his large circle of perfor. mers who are so much in sympathy with him. The duet, "Watchman ! what of the night?” by Messrs. W. S. Terrill and A. S. Paine, pleased the audience so much that at encore was demanded and responded to with that delight- fal partsong "The moon has raised her camp, the two voices blending admirably in both pieces. That duets are most effective in the open air was again proved in A. Reubenstein's “The Angel," sung by Mrs. George Grimble and Capt. G. P. Lammert, the voices being mellow ed io a fashion most pleasing to the car. Mr. W. M. Stewart sang Mande Valerie White's "Devdut. Lover," and responded to an encore with "The Mediceval Knight.” One wishes there were more opportunities of hearing this enjoy |able singer; his, enunciation and phrasing is the result is very gratifying to all lovers almost perfect and, with a fine bass voice, of music. Mr.. A, F., Walstow gave "This able fashion, and was loudly encored, and Way," by Lionci Monckton, in his inimat again proved his great varsatility. Capt. G. P and as an encorer gave that charming little Lammert sang "Because ". (Guy D'Harde lot), song of Creen's, "Sing me to sleep," in the Wieniawski's "Romance," by Mr. F. Juki, was pleasing style he has made quite his own. one of the gems of the evening, the beautiful tone of his violin, aided by his masterly control of it, combined to give a fine rendering of this difficult composition with its enhancing air produced with so much sympathy by Mr. Jokl. It was at this stage that rain commenced to fall heavily, our caused a hasty exodes from the ground. We were disappointed at pot hearing more of this artist's delightful playing and trust he will soon give the people of Hong- kong another opportunity of listening to his music. It was also a disappointment not to bear Mrs. A. G. Gurdon. However, we hope she will be prevailed upon to contribute to the next concert. Mr. G. Grimble bore out his reputation as an accompanist, and was in sympathy with all the singers, FITZGERALD'S elephant got loose in Shanghai the other day and went off at a trot, by way of Chungking Road in the direction of the
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Avenue Paul Brunat and Sicawei, When out
in the country she went up to a house, plucked some flowers from a garden and handed them to a lady standing on the verandah. The ele phant then returned to the show.
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To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG CRICKET CLUB-
THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
OF THE MEMBERS of the above Club will be held in the Pavilion, on TUESDAY, the 26th instant, at 5.30 P,K,
By Order of the Committee,
1.E BINGHAM, Secretary and Treasurer. Hongkong, 18th September, 1005.
INTERNATIONAL BANKING
Entimations, SPECIAL SALE
AT
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OF
1940 PIANOS, PIANOLAS,
CORPORATION,
HAVE this day handed aver charge of this-
Branch to Mr. H. PIYEKNEY,
CHAPLES R, SCOTT. Hongkong, 18th Septen ber, 1905.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
£941
THE Undersigned have received instructions
to sell by
PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED, THURSDAY,
on
the 21st September, 1905, at 5 1.81., opposite the City Hall, The well-known lony
"BLACK CHERRY" (late."HIGHLAND CHIEF") 13 bds. 2.in.—Quiet, with good mouth, TERMS As usual,
HUGHES & HAUGH," Auctioneers. Hongkong, 18th September, 1905. [942
BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, LIMITED.
FOR AMOY, STRAITS AND RANGOON. THE Company's Steamship
"PALAMCOTTA," Cantain Habb, will be despatched as above, on SUNDAY, the 24th instait, ac Daylight.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JARDINE, MATHESON & Co.,
Agents. Hongkong, 18th September, 1905. [939
"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS.
FOR LONDON AND ANTWERP.
THE Steamship
"RADNORSHIRE » will be despatched for the above l'orts, on FRIDAY, the 22nd instant, at 5 P.M.
For Freight and further information, apply to
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.
Agents "Shire" Line. Hongkong, 18th September, 1935. [999
"SHIRE" LINE OF STEAMERS
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
FROM LONDON AND STRAITS.
THE Steamship
"FLINTSHIRE," Captain G. C. Candy, having arrived from the above port, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods are being landed at their risk into the Godowns of the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Limited, at Kowloon and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remaining
broker undelivered after the 24th inst. will be sub-
examined on the 24th inst, at 7 PM.
All broken, chafed and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be
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180 260
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200 480
295 525
800 450
820 500
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"BARBER" LINE OF STEAMERS.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
THE STEAMSHIP "WRAY CASTLE,"
FROM NEW YORK.
CONSIGNEESof Cargo are herebyinformed that all Goods are being 'landed at their risk into the God was of the Hongkong and THE FAVOURITE BRANDY OF THE Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company, Ltd., at Kowloon, whence and/or from the wharves delivery may be obtained.
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods have left the Godowns, and all Goods remain- ing undelivered after the 25th instant will be subject to rent.
All Claims against the Steamer must be pre- sented to the Undersigned on or before the 18th instant, or they will not be recognized.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on the 25th instant at 3 P.M.
No Fire Insurance has been effected.. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by
DODWELL & Co., LIMITED, Agents Hongkong, 16th September, 1905. 1937 PORTLAND AND ASIATIC STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.
S.S." NICOMEDIA," FROM PORTLAND (OR), YOKOHAMA, KOBE AND MOJI.
THE above steamer having arrived, Con- signees of Cargo are hereby requested to .....11 7/16 send in their Bills of Lading for Countersigna. 1711ture and to take immediate delivery of their
z.as. goods from alongside,
DJ DA. 4 months sight.......... France-Bank T.T.... America-Bank T.T. Germany-Bank T.T. India T.T.
Do. demand.... Shanghai-Bank T.T.. Singapore T.T........................ lapao-Bank T.T: „pinuumirje lava—Back T.T.
Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel will be landed and stored at Consignees' risk and expense.
No Fire Insurance will be effected by us in
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prent. 951.
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At Shanghai on 18th inst, the premises of Messrs. Jardine, Matheson and Co. received the Mercantile Marine Officers' Association (eegram from Taku on the 8th inst stating were crowded to overflowing by gentlemen that the 1.C. str. Lienshing had been badly assembled to donour to the brave captain, damaged during a collision with the steamer officers and cre of the s.s., Albenga who, Teho staru No. 1, at the Taku lar on the 7th inst, during which the latter vessel sa The though themselves in a perilous state during the Lienshing arrived at Shanghai on jih įnst. recent typhoon, gallantly went to the rescue of and after discharging her cargo at the Hong the people on board the Fechili and with con- kew Wharf she was docked for repairs. From siderable difficulty got their boats alongside inquiries we (Mercury) learn that the Ziemand safely conveyed all on board back to their shing was leaving Taku and was approaching the bar when the steamer Teho dare No. 2 own vessel. crossed the bar at a high rate of speed coming Captain J. Tippin, President of the Mercant GO TO VLADIVOSTOCK.
from Chefoo. When the two vessels word tile Marine Officers' Association, detailed the close to each other it was seen that a collision circumstances of the resue and on behalf all The China Review understands that orders was inevitable, so Captain Wright of the Lien present extended the beartiest thanks of the bave been given to get everything ready on shing in trying to avoid the impending colli Association to Baron von Stengel, Vice-Consul board all the interned Russian vessels which sion" wisely altered his course and put his for Germany, who had kindly consented to pre- are at present in Chinese and other ports, in ship ashore, on the bank, but before he sent the tokens of appreciation to the captain, | 4 months' sight L/C. order to proceed, as soon as the peace terms could' get-cfear of the oncoming ship the officers and crew of the German s.a. Albenga, 6 months' sight L/C, mammo1/11/ are duly signed, up to Vladivostock, where they had crashed into him on the 'starboard Baron von Stengel bowed his acknowledge. 30 days' sight San Francisco, & New York 471 will winter. They will be quite the neucleus side and the force of the impact was so ments and in a neat speech addressed Captain 4 months' Bight
484 of a fire quadron when they all arrive and join great that aft that bow an uber of plates Peterson, his officers and crew in their native 30 days' right Sydney and Melbourne. T the three cruiters at present in the forthern a few feet abaft the bow and the stem was also language, complimenting theps on their human- 4 months' sight Francs minama2491 port. There will be the battleship reulich | bent inwards and some other damages done. ca unselfishness and endorsing the President's & months sight and the torpedo boats from Taingiau, the The colliding vessel after crashing into the words, to the effect that they had proved them 4 months' sight Germany cruiser Askold and the gunboat Mandjour, Liewthing was seen to be settling, so all the selves wonhy of the noble following of the sea. Bar Silver................. together with several transports and torpedo | Elenshing's boats were lowered and the crew Captain Peterson replied in a brief but hearty | Bank of England rats. boats. from Shanghai; the three cruisers now and passengers of the Teño Marw.were safely speech. He was deeply touched by the com- Sovereign under repair at Manila; the 'cruiser Diano at takes off without the loss of a single life. Apliment paid him, his officers and men' and he Saigon, the converted cruiser Lena from San tow boat that was in the vicinity also assisted could say that in similar circumstances they Francisco and the sight smaller craft lying in in the work of rescue and rendered other assist would again act as they had done in this last Chefoo harbour.
auce. The Teho Maru went down fifteen mi-storm. (Applause.) · ·
THE Japan Daily Mail says that the depar ture of Mr McLeavy Brown from Seoul will "end "the anomaly of the Customs standing entirely independent, of the Treasury." This is an anomaly which has more than once or ten timer beep the saving of Korea and her Cus
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was a small vessel of about 350 tons, and har been nogaged for some time past in the Cheloo, Tientsin and Newchwang trade, and was owned by Messrs. Ching Ken & Oo, of Cheloo.
- In conclusion Castaïn Tippin proposed the Patna New toast of H. M. the Kaiser, which was cordially Old Ro drunk, after which the congress, assembled for Benares New so pleasing a function, disporved.-China Gar
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