TELEGRAMS.
[Wiemers.]
The Morocco. Conference.
London, 6th March.
The Russian delegate at Algeciras has submitted a proposal for a Franco-Spanish,
police force in Morocca, as the only solution of the question.
M. Revoil, in supporting the proposal, said that France was prepared to organise force of 2,000 Moors at eight of the principal poris.
Herr von Radowitz maintained that all the Powers should participate in policing the country, in order to secure economic equality. The British, Spanish and Portuguese de puties supported M. Revoil,
The Japanese 'Famine.
A subscription has been opened in Ottawa for the relief of the famine in Japane
Later.
Obituary.. The Death of Sir William Gatacre is an nounced.
The United States. The American Army and Navy Board re- conimends putting into a state of defence Manila Bay, Pearl Harbour Guakanama, Guam, Honolulu and both entrances of the Panama Canal, at an estimated cost of $50,000,000.
President Roosevelt, in a message, says that the insular possessions of the United States should not be neglected if it is desired to hold them.
MARRIAGE OF KING ALEONSO
AND PRINCESS ENA.
CUSTOMS TO HE OBSERVER.
It is a rule in Spain with regard to alliances contracted heiw royal families that the signatures be exchanged before the affianced bride enters her future capital.
Nowhere is tradition more strictly adhered to than in Spain, and the ceremonial which will be observed for the marriage of the King has been fixed in accordance with time-honoured prescriptions,
Princess Ena's hand, having been officially asked in marriage, an Ambasador Extra- ordinary, provided with special powers, will proceed to London, and it is there, says the "Gaulois," that the signatures will be affixed on the contract, which will be ratified by King Edward VI and King Alfonso XIII.
It is not yet certain whether Princess Ena still make her entry into Spain by the Northern frontier or by Andalusia. If the former ronte be chosen, the Princess will be received at Iron with royal honours and slutet by an extra- ordinary embassy in the King's name, among the personages present being the English Ambassador with his staff. The official pre- sentations having been made, the special train will at nace start, the Princess being saluted at the local every hak on the journey by authorities.
WHERE SHE WILL RESIDE. The Prado Palace, where I rincess Ens will probably reside, is about six miles from Madrid. As it has no railway station, one will be specially built in the park of the Casa de Campo, so as to obviate the necessity of pass. ing through Madrid. At this special station Princes Ena will be received by the King, the Queen-mother, the Prince of the Austrias, the Infantas of Spain, the Infint Don Ferdinand, and the members of the Government.
Thence the Princess, her mother, the King, and the Quera-mther will enter the royal car riage and drive to the Palace of the Prado, King Alfonso and his mother finally re urning
to Madrid.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, MARCH 8, 1906.
LLAIM HUR WORK DONE,
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"2HE VAMPIRE NEMESIS,”
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will also be shared by the Japanese in common. Such a policy, if really pursued, would be suicidal to Japan, and the suggestion referred to only shows the superficial nature of the pbservations of the critics. The indepen dence of China, however she may boast of her power, is still a matter of considerable specula. in, and merely exists on the support and sympathy of the Powers. If she adopts a reck-
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A SELECTION OF THRILLINO TALES.
Few novelists selecting the Far East as a In Summary Jurisdiction this morning, His Honour Mr. A. G. Wise, Pulene Judge, pre-background for their themes have attained a siding, the Hung On Chass firm sued the Tak larger amount of popularity than the talented Les Loong firm to recover the sum of 5821.60, author who adopla the nom de plume of being, as to $701,60, the amant paid to "Dolly." He has written of Hongkong in his "Hongkong Tales" and charmed, the maritime, Measts, Veil Mo, by the plaintiffs on behalf bi the defendants for work done on premises as well as the shore, world with his happy Nos. So, Ri, and 82 Connaught Road, Central, sketches of life is the Far East, and he has and as to the $170 being the cost of a plan of proved that he wields a facile pen, equally at the premises.
homa in matters grwe of gay. Some of his Mr. Quo Kong Sing appeared for the plain tales in China Consters" are tippling with tiff, and Mr. C. F. Dixan of Mr. John Hastings' real unadulterated fun, while, here and there,
The Tokyo Asahi also reverts to the dis office appeared for the defendant firm. Mr. comes a touch of pathos which sounds a deeper Kong Sing said the plaintiffs were the keepers note and touches a sharper chord in the read-cussion of the subject, and considers that the situation is sufficiently grave as to call for of a Chinese boarding-house, and in July laster's mind. But his latest volume" The Vampire prompt action on the part of the Japanese took over new premises. These houses were Nemesis" he whips away from the bright and Gavetament, According to the latest in Chinese, and constructed in the ordinary way the sad to the phantasmal, the weird and eerie, elligence, it says, the Japanese Buddhist of ruch houses for Chinese residents, each to the very depths of horror. There are only Temple (Hongwanji) at Foochow has been ttacked and set on fire by a mob. While Japan has no desire to make the incident an containing three upper Bats, making in all four short stories in this volume of some zoo nine flats. When the plaintiffs took these pages, but each story is the concentrated es.
occasion for improper demands on China, it is houses.they wanted sonic alterations made, as sence of the grisly, reminding one instinctively imperative that the affair should be fully in they intended to use theat as a Chinese of Edgar Allan Poe. The first tale gives its vestigated and the guilty parties punished. It name to the volume and is sulficiently indicais quite possible, judging from such an boarding house.
accurrence, that the anti-foreign movement in they engaged the services of an architect tive of the other stories, but the most thrilling South China is of a more dangerous and deep- to draw. plans of the alterations, and these in our opinion, is that entitled "Cerberus." rooted character than appears on the surface, plans were passed by the PW:D, The It is the tale of a visitor to Hongkong Lunatic so, it is the more necessary that Japan should defendants were then engaged as contractors, Asylum, who receives a packet from one of the urge China to promptly and effectually sup and the plans handed over to them, with ia inmates. The packet contains the MS. of the press the elements of danger before they assume more serious proportions. It is true that Japan structions that the work was to be carried out lunatic's life-story. The keeper remarks-"Oh, already moving diplomatically in the matter, according to those plans. The contract price he's quite harmless. The poor fellow murder but it is doubtful whether Japan's advice has was $2,125, and this was increased to $2,225.ed his two children and slew a cat, the family any appreciable effect in South China, where of which $2,140 had been paid by the plaintiff, pet, during a fit of insanity, brought on by an anti-foreign agitation appears to have a firm hold. What makes the situation even more excesses in some strange drug; but he's asinous is the circumstance that the "re› When the work was completed the defendants notified the plaintiffs and everything appeared docile as a lamb now." The lunatic's story has storation of rights," which is supposedly the to be ali right, “ In a month or two afterwards, a fascination and horror about it not surpassed object of the present agitation, has many however, an afficer of the P.W.D. inspected in recent years by anything written, unless it advocates among Chinese of the influential passengers the steamers of the Company have the buildings, and found they were not con- be by Mr. W. W. Jacobs' "The Monkey's classes, That China has no real power to back up her insistence may be inferred from the fact that in her negotiations with Russia, now pend. structed according to the plans, nor were they Paw The story of "The Vampire Nemesis" iv placed at Ningpo and the victim is n drusken in compliance with the Public Health and
maniac. How the tale is worked out we may in, not only is she unable to recover from the Buildings Ordinance. Notice was then, given not divulge, in fairness to the author, but if there Northern Power the rights already given, but to the architect, who, on inspecting the pre be any who still require the "gold cure they there is every probability that new concessions will be wrested from hei, This state of affairs, mises, found they were not constructed in should read this sketch. The longest story in
the volume is entitled "Death-Grips," in which thinks the Araki, might culminate in an anti- compliance with the plan he had submitted,
we have hypnotism issued by a villain for foreign outbreak, which Japan and the other Powers would do well to prevent for the pro- He then had another plan drawn, and in order
the undoing of a rival and his wife. It is
tection of their common interests. to save expense had the view plan so drawn marvellously well worked out; the scenes e vigorously and yet elaborately depicted, a. to take in the work already done.
and the reader lives through the struggle, and his sympathies are with the poor weakling who is caught in the toils. occur in Shanghai, and anybody who has been there, or even in the Far East, will recognise the author returns to the sea, to describe a hor. them immediately. In the concluding sketch rible experience of a bursting meteorite and a death-stricken vessel. These are the four tales, and it will be seen at a glance that the subjects lend themselves to great treatment.
ble to realise the intensity of passion and force, But until one peruses the volume it is impossi the diabolical powers of the actors, and the grim cerror contained in the tales. It is a wón- derful book, which grips the reader's altention from the first page to the last, never Bagsing, never balling for a moment, till the web of tragedy is spun. "Dolly" may be con- gratulated on having surpassed all previous efforts in his line as a novelist, and on having written a work which is bound to have a telling effect on all who read it. It is printed, in bandy packet farm, by Mr. J. W. Arrowsmith, iristol, and sold by Messrs. Kelly and Walsh, Hongkong.
Leung Tak Lien, called, said he was a part ner in the plaintiff from, and spoke to the making of the contract for the alterations men- lined, and spoke to the P. W. D. inspecting the premises and informing him that the alter ations had not been mate in accordance with the requircinents of the Building Ordinance, Witness first knew where the work was wrong when Mr. Brotberian Harker came and told
him they were not carried out according to his plan, and pointed out where the contractors had
gone wrong.
Cross-examined by Mr. Dixon, witness said he only knew the work was not properly done He never was when Mr. Harker told him so told the defendants he was quite satisfied with the way the work was being carried out. He had been down to the premises twice during the time the alterations were being carried out. He was a clerk in the office of Mr. Otto Kong Singa and was also managing partner in the plaintiff
firm.
Mr. Broilerton Hurker, architect, remarked that he could not possibly say whether $700 was an excessive charge for the work.
His Honour: That's just what I said at the first, the amount must be referred to somebody, competent in speak about it.
Mr. Dixon: Yes, my Lord, if you find against me na expert will be consulted.
Mr. Dixon said that the instructions under
which the work was carried rat were before His Lardship.
His Honour: Yes, I have them here, and I think it would be impossible to carry out the work on such rough instructions.
His Honour to witness-Do you think these instructions are sufficient for enabling the men to carry out the work ?
Mr. Harker: (After looking at the instruc- tions) Ves, they seem faily precise, and a con tractor might be able to do it, though it could not be in accordance with a plan unless they
used it.
Mr. Harker: Will your Lordship make an order for my fee for to day?
Following the precedent set at Queen Maria Cristina's marriage, Princess Ens will mobably 51 ty six days at the Prado Palice, during which perind she will receive the official visi's of alt
His Honour: Ok, certainly ; you are entitled the authorities, the officers of the King's huse- hold, the Congress, and Senate. Both Chanito e usual professional fee; the taxing hers will send her messages of welcome, and, two days before the muriage, will take place the solemn reading of the marriage contract toma de dichos, as it is called-in accordance
with ancient custom,
The Trado Palace is a magnificent buildings containing numerous art treasures and priceless collections. The walls are covered with eigh teenth century Santa, Barbara tapestries.
Officer will look after that.
Other evidence along the same lines follow- ig, Mr. Dixon called the defendant who stated that be carried out the work according to the instractions received from plaintiff. If they
were illegal he did not know that,
By Mr. Otto Kong Sing: Before you re- ceived those instructions from the plaintiff you knew that Messrs, Leigh and Orange had been
down and measured the premises ?—Yes,
If Princess Ena were to enter Spain by An-
And plaintiff said he must have an architect dalusin she would stay at Tranjuez Palace, the
to draw plans 7-Yes. But Tranjuez is ceremonial being the same.
10 come to Mr. Then you told him nearly 25 miles from Madrid, and therefore
Harker and you look him yourself and intro inconvenient..
duced him to Mr. Harker, and were present when the plans were ordered ?-Yes. But you say you never used any followed my instructions,
Then the plan was quite unnecessary,
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THE SITUATION IN CHINA.
A WARNING FROM JAPAN. The situation in China is evidently grow ing worse, judging from the increased vigilance on the part of the American Govero. ment, and the warning addressed to the Chin ese Government by Japan. The matter is Dow the principal topic for discussion by the vernacular Press, says the Japan Chronicle. The present agitation in China, writes the Nirki-Nichi, seems to have its origin in the desire among the Chinese for the withdrawal
According to an, American telegram Viceroy Yuan Shi-kai recently discharged Professor
Tenney, the foreign director of edu calidu, who organised the new school system in Chilli province and is head of the Provincial arisen lately to foreign management of the College. Strong opposition, it is stated, has schon's, and particularly against Dr. Tenney, because he is an American. Yuan Shi-kai told Dr. Tenney that he appreciated his work, but hail so many enemies that he could not afford to keep him.
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An account of Dr, Tenney says:-
Dr. Tenney was the president of the Im perial University at Tientsin, and is known as one of the best educators in the Chinese past twenty-four years, empire. He has made his residence in that country for the
first fourteen of which he during the was instructor in the Viceroy's palace at Tientsin and had charge of the education of Li Elung Chang's children. In the palace he aino langht many of the nobles of the empire, and was brought in touch with some of the greatest men in the kingdom. For four years he was president of the Imperial University which was said to be one of the best-managed Gover ment schools in the empire.
Professor Tenney was an appointes of Yuan, will be subject to rent. Shi-kai and started the construction of the college al Paoting Fu, the seat of the Viceroy. in July 1900, at the time of the Boxer rising, Dr. Tenney was the president of the University of Tientsin. He became angry over the night ly entertainments given by the high officers of the allied troops and at the delay of the officers to march from Tientsin to Peking, offering to
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various rights and privileges given to foreigners in the past. From a Chinese stand-guide the army thither. point this display of a spirit of independence his business is now progressing in ac may be praiseworthy, but the means employed cordance with Anglo-Saxon traditions, he said, to Aunin their end must be described as both Twenty thousand soldiers staying here while reckless and imprudent. That the situation
women and children of their own race are is regarded with considerable apprehension by starving and awaiting massacre eighty miles the United States is proved by her intended away, military and naval officers meanwhite reinforcement of the China Squadron and the wasting time in bickering over petty politics, adopti in of other precautionary measures. In is carry spectacle. It will be a dark blot Da fact, China is now becoming the centre of the reputation of every commanding officer attention of the whole word. Japan has here if the white people in P'eking are allowed addressed a warning to China to check the
to perish without a desperate effort to save Propagation of anti-foreign feelings among the them." populace, as an outbreak of this nature, should it occur, will be fraught with the most serious most opportune and in the right direction, and consequences. Japan's advice to hina is will no doubt be accepted by China in the spirit in which it is tendered,
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The rights and privileges which a section of the Chinese are eager to recover from foreigners have, continues the Tokyo journal, primarily been conceded as the result of international co plications caused by the ignorant masses. The Chinese Government, by force of circum- stances, has been compelled to grant foreigners railway, mining, and other concessions and even grant the cession of territory. The Boxer outbreak, for example, cost China, besides an indemnity of 450 million taels, the practical loss of her sovereignty over Manchuria. As a result of the war, however, a change has taken place in the Eastern situation, and "China's integrity has now been assured by the conclu sion of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance. If the TROUSSEAU WILL BE EXHIBITED..
Chinese are wise enough to take advantage of In accordance with Spanish custom, the
plan - this opportunity to put their house in order, wedding trousseau will be exhibited to the
Financially and politically, and show themselves public, not merely a selection, but every single
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For Passage, apply to article of which it is composed, including thing to you. I submit, my Lord, that no attempt covered automatically. The position which
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by mere accident, but is the outcome of par- effort during the last forty years. The severing public free of charge. This right to see the
Feking Government, it is said, has expressed SPAMPANI'S: royal trousseau is an ancient prerogative of the
much appreciation of the friendly advice given Spanish people, and highly prized by them.
It is not yet certain where the exhibition will
by Japan, and promised the latter to act accord-EUROPEAN CIRCUS. ing to the suggestion. It is to be sincerely hoped that the endeavours of the Chinese take place-probably at the Council of State
Government will be effective in restraining the or the Palace of the Senade.. Princess. Ena
agitators from doing further mischief to will only don her wedding-dress in the palace
foreigners. where the exhibition is held.. She will drive there from the Prado Palace in strictest incognito, and will only lay her incognito aside on entering the gala carriage which will take her to the church.
This incognito on the wedding morning is a charming tradition. The Princess, with her mother, will drive to Madrid from the Prado Palace in an ordinary carriage, without escort or outriders or any mark of her bigh rank But on the way she will find the King, attended by two aides-de-camp. awaiting her. As the carriage drives past he will salute the occupants, and gallop at their side un far as the Campo del Moro. Here he will take leave of his bride Ill they meet at the church,—Morning Lander.
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was made to follow à plan.
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His Honour: I am going to refer the matter to Mr, Harker, and what I want you to do, Mr. Harker, is to take the plan, compare it by measurements with the work done on the pre see et me have your repart. Upon that it will be for me to decide the point as to whether a plan was used.
Mr. Dixon: Will your Lordship put the case on Friday's list? -
His 'Honour: To-morrow? That won't give Mr. Harker time to prepare his report, I'm
fraid.
Mr Harker: Na, my Lord, it will take two or three days at least.
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Mr. Olto Kong Sing: If your Lordship will adjourn it sine die that should meet all parties
His Honour: Adjourned sige die,
Japan has no connection with the manifesta. tion of anti-foreign feeling in China, argues the Kokumin, and she is actually impressing on China the dangerous policy of allowing such an agitation to grow without attempting to put An effectual stop to it. There are people in Europe and America who, from malicious or other motives, are inclined to saddle the Japanese with the charge of Instigating the Chinese against foreigners. Nothing, however, is farther from the intention of Japan, and such charges are obviously absurd. These H.M.S. Alacrity played II.M.S. Waterwitch a who accuse Japan of secret intrigues are pro- friendly game of football on the Naval Footbably not aware of the fact that the rights of ball Ground at Happy Valley yesterday after noon. The came was very even, and termina- ted in a draw, No goals were scored.
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