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JUST UNPACKED.

NCHOVY IN OIL (Boneless).

STUFFED ÜLIVES.

SARDINES (Boneless),

Do. AU CITRON. FISH PASTE FOR SANDWITCH. PUREE DE FOIE GRAS". Do.

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Other Pic-nic aire tins of PRESERVES,

French BiscUITS.

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"'ALBO

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY AUGUST 13 1906.

Frankly, I am one who believe in revolution. I believe in change. But I must say that do mocracy fills me with no hopeĽ

For democracy has produi ed Chicage.

work nges in than the United stater, For in the Utlied States a man is no more than a cipher. This talk and boast about libery is simply impudent sot. Figland is a paradise for the working man when compared with au erica. I know whereof ( speak, for I have worked with my hands in that country, and ! strongly advise all Englishmen to leave it severely alone.

EVERY SENAT KHAS HIS PRICE. And my that it is more decent for, Government to get Cossacks to shoot down people in cold blood than for a licvernment to sweat and crush people and to poison them

nto the bargain.

St. Petersbabe ter; ice for a working man than Chicago,

You will say that the American Government is ngainst these wholesale world-ppisopers,

Don't believe it. There is one real, man in the

American Government against them, and that is Roosevelt. The members of the Senate and Congress are-taking them generally-bought by these poison is as diseased cattle at

The scoundrels of the American bought.

bidder

HUNTLEY & PALMER'S BISCUITS and Government sell their votes to the highest CAKES.

his is a matter of absolute common CROSSE and BLACKWELL'S SAUSAGES,

knowledge:

you don't believe this, and live in STREAKY BACOn, Bath' Chops, &c.

America as I have lived in it.

Are repes doar in Chicace? In the price of GERMAN SAUSAGES, ASPARAGUS, and other hemp high? What is the matter with the

Lamp-posts?

Where is Jorge Lynch ? You were cruel, VRORTABLES,

Lada Lanche e ben you made mistakes, Judge

at least you were honest. Of course it is wrong to talk like this. It is wrong to say that these poisoners should be

Hongkong, z1st July, roof.

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A place such as Chicago is enough to mako the one who believes in overtuming States by violence think twice before advocating the destruction of old-established forms of govern me t-for what is the gond of throwing bombs at Grand Dukes if you are going to get meat packing Borglas in their places Liberty is a grand thing, I know, but liberty to starve, or,

Coptic, Br. ss; 2,744, Wm. Finch, R.M.R., 2uth |

July, San Francisco 27th June, Yoko hama 13th July, Kabe 15th, and Nagasaki 17th, Mails and Gen.-O, & O. 5. 5. Co. Derwent, Br. s., 1,561, J. Jenkins, 10th Aug, Baigon 6th Aug., Rice and Gen.-Man Fat & Co Emma Luyken, Ger. z., 1,159, G. Command,

16th July, Mauritias 20th June, Sugar Wing Sing & Co.

Post Office.

A Mail will close fór :---- Batavia, Cheribon, Semarang, Sourabaya and Macassar-Por Tjiliwrong, 14th Aug. 9 A.M.

Fri, Nor. 8,000. Nagle, th July-Hongay

roth July," Coal-Aagaard, Thorese0" & | 14th Aug. 41 A. Co. Gregory Apeer, Br. 19, 2,961, S. H. Belion,

Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hal mun 14th Aug., 10 AM.

Shanghal, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Honolulu and San Francisco--Per Siberia, "Macao-Pet Haungsňam, 14th Aug., 1.15 p... Penang and Caleuita- Per 14th Swatow and 14th Aug, 2 P.M.

Singapore, Colombo and Bombay - Per Rijn Maru, 14th Aug. 3 ..

9th Aug.-Calcutta. 25th July, via Penanggapore Aug, 2 F.M..........

and Singapore 4th Aug., Gen.—D. S. &

as an alternative, to have the li crushed pist Tagatud.”

of you by overwork, is not liberty. Does any. one mean to tell me that a Chica o working man, who is made old before his time so that thieves and prisoners may make money out of him,-is-better off than a Russian mujiki

THE PENALTY OF HUSTLE.

Never throw away your dirty water before you get cleani

This is one of the very rare proverbs that has something in it. And what is the good of destroying St. Petersburg if you are only going to get Chicage in its place? What is the difference between the Cossack whip and the whip of starvation with which the employer lashes you if you will not consent to kill your self slowly for him?

But it is all right to poison people wholesale for money. It is all right to buy corrupt Sena-1

rs and Congressmen to back up in the Capitol this poisoning It is all right to poison | le soldiers of your country when they are fighting your country's battles in the field. liccause it is backed up by the majesty Why of the American Government,

It is all right for the Chicago'packer 10 comant deeds of which the Borgias would be ashamed. Did the largias ever poison their own aldiers when they were fighting in the held ? ́ ́I wonder.

I have no right to say that these Chicago packers would be lynched if the Americana had anything left of the manhood that belong. el to them in the days of the revolution. I am wrong, apologise.

CITY OF DREADFUL SOUND. Rusino Grind Dukes! Why, Russian Grand Fukes are babes and sucklings com- pared with these Chicago packers. They are angels of light and progress. When they do kill their people they kill them decently.

United States of America! Glorious, sham republic You have shamed the very name af democracy.

You have produced Chicago!

Ard all I can say is that if this kind of thing continues I am going to become a hard-shelled, nasie: Tory. If Chicago is a specimen ni what minhood suffrage really can do when it gels

its back up, I am going to renounce my revolutionary ideals.

Have I been in Chicagn? I have.

It is a swift, immense town of overwhelming

noise.

The noise of New York is almost as silence when compared with the nuise of Chicago. And the rush of New York is but as the pate of a mat when compared with, the rush of Chicago.

You are in the grip of a hell of fighting, over- whelming readfiat Bundt. People are rushing Anaforg in all ways and dhections. Finic cars

HEY contain zo % of Plasson and are more easily digested and afford greater nourishment and sustenance than any other. Plasmon raises the actual desh forming value of food to a high and trustworthy degret, essential food for those who abstain from meat. They are made in three varieties:-

Sweet, Plain, (Unsweetened) Wholement,

H. KUTTONJEE, "Hongkong and Kowloon.. Hangkang, 12th June, 1904

NOTICE

informed that no

THE Public are hereby into the Rains of Subscription to the Hongkong Telegraph and they are warned against paying more than. TEN CENTE (Oct.) per Single Copy.

THE MANAGER, Hongkong. Telegraf & Co., Lad: Hongkang, seth factember 1901

CHICAGO.

THE CITY OF HORROR.

A SCATHING CRITICISM OF "COMMER

CIALISM GONE MAD."

are gong with frightful swiftness The sounds of the quick crunching of wheels of all kinds chase from, every direction.

HUNTING AND BEING HUNTED, Myriads of rushing people. It is as if they were almost springing up out of the ground. They are coming so swiftly, and from so minny different directions, that you are confused in watching them, and the sense of their going in any direction at all is blurred. You are stand.

ing in the midst of an immense stream that is furiously moving and. That still is going no-

where.

The faces of the people are strange ånd hard, Perhaps it is that the faces wear an expression of ruthlessness. And an expression of worry. These myriads of human beings ure at once hunting and being hunted. There is at once fear and the lust of the chase in their eyes.

Great towns give to those who live in them on expression over their individual expression.

O: is a curious over-expression that not of themselves, but of the town, For a great town i: of itself a

being places is own

strange mark upon those who live in it If you are one who knows miny of the world's great towns it may

One looks with horror upon the Borgins-be that is fact will have come under your

the dread poisoners centuries ago. The loath ing larpired by their black and evil deeds will live as long as history, For poison is of all crimes the most detestable. Something may at times be said for the killing by the way of force Indeed, murder by violence is legalised by war-when nation fights nation. But even war-horrible though it be-set its sinister

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sotice. For example, the faces of the peopl of Loudon are not as the faces of the people of Mad id There is the ce difference and the individual differense, but superadded to this is the vast, the difference made by the living complex town organism. And the people of capitals are never as the people of the coun tries of these capitals.

Chicago is the capital of comme:cialium gone mad In this sense it is what its in-

face against the killing by poison. And so it habitants claim for ita world town. A place

is that the very same Borgia has in effect parsed into languages of the world as a fright- ful synonym for treacherous and secret mur- der.

But there are degrees in all things. And it bas come that the crimes of the Italian poisoners have been surpassed. The meat- packers of Chicago have p isoned more people 'than the Borgias ever dreamed of poison ing. For they have sent their deadly wares through the whole world.

Another thing. Evil though the Borgins were they did not poison for money. They' poisoned out of revenge-or to satisfy their last for power.

The Chicago meat-pickers have secretly murdered thousanda upon thousands di people for money. They have done it by the way of trade.

And will these American tradesmen-Borgias be punished for their crimes !

MURDER LEgal in chiCADO,

They will not. They will walk insolently around, for Chicago in itself is as rotten and no corrupt as the very goods in which these mure dereri deal.

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denatonalise. An abnormal pince express-

the world's ing.

Kiced for gain. It is no more American than it is European. Just a horrible place of rushing and striving.

And its dreadful impress is upon the faces of De people who are hurrying and rushing

alonk

Let this be understood.

The crowd is stronger than the individual, An individual in a crowd is in a sense as a

straw in a stream. The crowd, will dominate the individual, if not at the moment, in time. You will note this if you go into a concourse of people who are strongly swayed by some impulse. You are carried away against your self.

NONEY, PARDONG ALI....

It is a surprisingly common error in the world's psychology to imagine that individuals lead The being who is called the great in : ividual is but the being who expresses what lies deep in the dim and complex mind of the Crowd.

I may appear to be going away from my paint, but i am not.

My

¡ point is that Chicago expresses absolutely the world's greed-crowd, and that this expres

ion is se subtly upon the feces of those who

pass,

The longer I live in the world the more do see that going swift is not the noble and glorious thing it is alleged to be. I used to think once that, slowness was a crime. But now I see differently, I have realised that the world has taken a little time to form itself. Van has taken some time to get a hold on him

self, Rome was not built in a day.

Beware of going swift.

For going swift has produced Chicago.

Answer,

Shipping.

Arrivala.

Tinhow, Bt. 6.9., 921, C. I Kerr, 11th Aug.

Hoilo 7th Aug, Sugar—A. K, & Co. Dagrún, Nar. $.5, 670, Alf, Lunde, 11th Aug,

-Bangkok 4th Aug, Rice,~Order. thaka, Ger. ss. 2,350, Faas, 12th Aug

Swalow 11th Aug, Gen.-S. & Co. Hahnun, Br. s.s., 636, A. J. Robson, 17th Aug.,

-Swatow eith Aug, Gen.-D., L. & Co. Hongkong, Fr. .3., 750, G. Suzzoni, 1zih Aug.,

Haiphong and Hoihow 11th Aug., Gen. -A, R. M.

4

Mathilde, Ger. s... 830, N. Sohnemann, 17th Aug-Haiphong via Holhow 9th Aug, Gen,-), & Co.

Yangmon, Korean 8.8, 3.457, T. Murao, 12th Aug,Kuchinotra 7th Aug, Coal.-M. B

K.

Tydeus, Br. s.8, 4.7.19: D. P. Campbell, 12th Aug.-Tacoma, USA, via Yokohama,

Kobe and Shanghai 9th Aug., Gen.-B. &

S.

Paoting. Br. 2.8 1,073, Cogan, 12th Aug.

Shanghai 8th Aug., Gen.-B. & S.

Chowtai, Ger. a,s, 1,527, W.-Möllermann, 12th Aug Bangkok 6th Aug, Rice and Wood -B. & S.

Chunsang, Pr. s.s. 1,417, R. Cox, 17th Aug. Samarang 3rd Aug, Sugar, M. &

Co.

Kwangtab, Ch. 5.5, 1.936, Wn, H. Lunt, 13th

Aug-Shangbai 9th Aug,, Gen.-C, M. S. N. Co.

Bornen, Ger, 5.5., 1,344. F. Sembill, 13th Aug,

-Sandakan 6th Aug., Timber.-M. & Ch. Hue, F. 5.5., 70, Ramier, 13th Aug. Haiphong 9th Aug., Gen.-A. R. M. Rinjun Maru, Jap. 15, 1979, G. S. Lapnik, 13th Aug.Shanghai 10th Aug, Matches and Gen.-N, Y. K. Tonawanda, Br. 8.6., 2,076, 1. D. Clarke, rath

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Am. transport, doo, Scott, 3rd July, Manila 30th June.

Katcher, Br. s., 3.145, Walker, 3rd Aug.

Newcastle 12th July, Coal.-A., K. & Co. Kaga Maru, Jap. 8, 3,906, A. Christiansen, 19th Aug,Beatle 9th July, Gan.-N. Y. K.

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t

Kanju Maru, Jap. 1.1., 1,68., K. Hashimoto,

10th Aug-Swatow 9th Aug., Rice, &c.- | N. Y. K. Koun Mars, Jap. e.s., 17783, 1. Minamikawa,

9th Aug,,Moji 4th Aug.. Gen.--Order." Machow, Ger. 8.8., 925, B. Zollner, yah Aug.... Bangkok 1st Aug, Rice.-B. & 8. Memnon, Br. 3,018, H. W. M, Evans, and

Aug-Moji 27th July, Chal.-B. & S. Neil MacLeod, Am. 1, 901, E. Corral, 19th June,—Manila 16th June, Ballast.—Barret- to & Co.

N. S. de Rosario, 715, M. Lopez Blanco, 12th June-Manila 9th June, Ballast. Barrelto

& Co.

Petrarch, Ger. .,, 1,352, R. Hatje, 12th June,

-Saigon 7th June, Gen.-S., W. & Co. Quinta, Ger. s.s., 986, F. Frahm, 13th July,

Co.

Bangkok 4th July, Rice. and Gen.-S. & Resolut, Nar s.., 865, M. Jorgensen, and Aug.

Moji 24th July, Coal-Order. Patrol, Br. cables, W. S. Sawcus, 9th Aug, from-cable-ground, Ballast.-E. ETT Rajab, Ger..., 1,365, C. We'f, oth Aug.

Bangkok 3rd Aug., Wood and Rice.-M. & Co. Siberia, Am. 2.8., 11,294, A. Zender, and Aug.

Co

-San Francisco 7th July, and Yokohama 25th, Mails and Gen.-P. M. S. S. Co. Signal, Ger. s.s., 900, G. Schlaikier, 23rd July.

Suizang, Br. 1,764 T: A. Mitchell 7th Bangkok 16th July, Rice.-Order.

AUR-Calcutta 9th July, Penang and Singapore 11 Aug, Gen.--., M. & Co. Taikomas Maru, Jap. 8.8., 3.216, T. Ota, (th Aug., Kuchinatzu 31st July, Coal-M. B.

K.

Pangkok-Per Kanju Maru,

Andap, R. J. Anden, RA, Blanco. E. Boanas, W. Boyce, Wm. B. Bruhl, Percy Coggon, Mr.

Mr. and

CARLTON.

Harrison, S. L... -

Laing, Á. H. Lindberg, Q. J. Iloyd, G.

Capt." Jackson, W.

Mackic, Mr. and Mrs.

Mrs. McInnes, Mr.

Marloes, Capt. & Mrs. Osborne, Mrs. G. Pearson, R. W. Stephani, Mits H.

teventon, R. Wyndham,.Dr.,

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W. Fey, Mr. E. Foster, J. D..

Gaior, Mis M.

Gillan, Mrs. A.

Anderson, Miss

Atwood, Mrs. K. C.

Austin, F.

..TEAK.

Manila-Per Team, 14th Aug., 3 P.M. Hoihow and Haiphong-Per Mathilda, 14th Boggs, Mr. and Mrs,

Aug., 5 PM.

"Kistowsky,' Mr. & Mr

F.

YOR

Kologovsky, Consul &

MTE.

A. Q.

Haiphong-Pei Hòngkome, 15th Aug. 9 AM, Bradley, Dr. & Mr, N., P. H.

Macao-Per Hugshan, 15th Aug, 1.15 P.M, Europe, &c, Inda, pa Tuticorin-Per P. R. Luitpold, 15th Aug. 5 PM.

Kobe Far Kown Maru, 1th Augų, 5 ra.

wan, Hoihaw, Pakhat and Hoa, 16th Aug., 9 A.M, Amoy and Foochow Per Haltom

Koth A

Aug., No-N. Macao-Pet Heungskau, 16th Auga105 P.M. Shanghai and Nagasaki-Per Jihaka, sátk Aug., 2 P.M.

Shanghai Per Kwongsang, 16th Aug.

3 P.M

Kobe, Yokohama, Callao, Iquique and Valparaiso Per Kasado Maru, 17th Aug.

+

13 A.M,

Macao-Per Haungthon, 17th Aug., 1.15 PM. Grigory Apiar, 17th Aug, 2 P.M.

Singapore, Penang and Calcutta Per

Manila-Per Fuensang, 17th Aug., 3 P.M. Pasting, 17th Aug., 3 P..

Brays, R. F.

Brewin, Hon. and Mrs. Leask, Ma

A, W. Bams,

My, and Mrs.

Carruthers, E. 3.

Clegg, Engr.-Lieut. & Clothier, A. N.

Ma. H.

Clothier, Mr. and Mr.

HAW

Cobden, A. S. Crapnail, A. E Cornell, S. J.

Darling, Col. Ellis, Mr. and Mrs. Dutton, Mr.

Fegner, T. H. Gale, Capt. J. R. Galloway, A. D..

Ningpe; Shanghai and Vladivostock-Per Gin, A. F.

Manila-Per Rubi, 1 th Aug, 1L A.M. ` Macro-Per Human, 18th AA 2-1-14.34 Tlentzia Per Chinihing, 18th Aug., 3 P.M. Kecluny, Shangh Maji, Kobe, Shimizu, Yokohama, Victoria and Seattle, Wash.-—Per Kaga Maru, roth Aug 3 P.M. Herberishobe, Maup, Sydney and Melbourne Simpsont en, Fr. Wilhelmshafen, Per Willehad, 115ug, to a M. Europe, &c., India, vin Ernest Simons, 21st Aug., 11 A.M.

Fuocorn-Per

Tacoma, Wash.-Per Tremont, 22nd Aug.. Moji, Kobe, Yokohama, Victoria, B.C., and

AM

10

Manila-Per Zoro, 25th Aug., 19ẨM. Europe, &c., India, wa Tuticorin-Per Delhi, 25th Aug. 11 A.M.

Shanghai, Negasaki, Kobe, Yokohama, Taishan, Br. 5.8., 1,100, 1. T. Laing, 29th June, Victoria and Vancouver, U.C.-Per Empress of

Shanghai via Parts 24th June, Gen-India, 30th Aug. 3 P.M.. B. & Co.

Thiliwong, Dut, ... 3,06:, N. van Wych Juri

gane, 10th Aug.-Moji 2nd Aug, Gen.-- JCLL

Tean, Br, 8.8, 6,346, Sommerville, 10th Aug,—

Manila 7th Aug., Gen-B. & S. Totomi Mare, Jap. 1,5, 2,484..A. Kieth, goth

July, Shanghai 2 th July, Gen- Vienna, Br. 5.5, 2, 53, L. White, 6th Aug.

Y.K.

Calculta 21 July. Coals-1). & Co., .d. Virginia, Br. . 2,782 J. M. Crocker, 4th

Aug-New York 30th May, Case Oil, Waihora, Br. 35, 367, H.

Tolb Aug

Po ang 3rd Aug. Ballan 100 A Wnedf td, Tir. 1.5., 1,860, 1. Sedien, 10th Aug.-Moji and Aug,, Coil—D; & Co. Ld.

2. Y. de Aldecoa, Am, s., 1,360, F. Xandaro Echauz, 15th June-Manila 12th June, Kallast-Barretto & Co.

Vesteia

Steamers Tipoeten

From

Apanis

Bar

Europe, India, vi Tuticorin-l'e Caledonien, 4th Sept., 11.A.M.

-VISITORS AT THE HOTELS.

HONGKONG.

Adams, P. R. Anderson, Mrs. K. Arnold, J. Bain, H. Murray Bairnson, A. R.

Haitiscombe, H. G. Beattie, R. B. Bell,

H

Hammett, Miss A. M. Hewett, Hon, and Mrs.

E. A.

Hoppe, H. J.

Humphreys, W. M.

Hunter, R.

Innes, Capt. R.

jokl

R.N., Engr. Lieut. Jameson, Mrs. 1. W.

J.P. F

·J. C. Mrs. A. S.

Biervliet, A. Van calm Miss L. E.

Consul for Belguim) Birback, R. J.

S.

Bissell, W. S. Bisney, Brewer, H.

Brighton, F. G.

Campbell, L. F.

Carter, A.

Chambers. Miss E.

T.

W. Marriott, Dr. G. McDonagh, W. 1.

Mr. & Mrs.

Dr. and Mrs.

A.

General of Panama) Newborn, Mr. & Mrs.

R. H.

Newington, A. G.

Aug,-San Francisco via Shangbai 6th 1 Euphrate.....Shanghai...M. M....... Aug. 14. Mr. and Mr. Packer, B, LA

July, Petroleum in Bulk -S. O, Co. Kasato Maru, Jap. 1.3., 6.170, T. & Wilmer. 1311 Aug-Nagasaki 9th Aug., Ballast.-T. K.

K.

پر

Kiyo Mara, Jap. 8., 1,448, 1- Morio, 13th Aug.

-Japan 3rd Aug., A, Franguebar, Dan. s., 2,600, J. Thomsen, 13th Aug-Singapore 7th Aug, Gen.-M. &

Co.

Queen Alexandra, Br. .s., 2,300, Leshi, 13th Aug.-Newcastle zoth July, Coal.-D. & Cold.

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Sabine Rickmers, Ger. ss., 700, J. R. Nasbet, 13th Aug..-Canton 19th Aug., Gen.-A., K. & Co. Shaohsing, Br. s.a., 1,307, F. D. Northcambe,

13th Aug,Carton 12th Aug., Gen-B. &

Shoshu Maru, Jap, 4.5, 1,119, T. Suruga, 13th Aug,--Swatow 12th Aug., Gen.-O. S. K. Progress, Ger. 5.5, 687, H. Pahren, 13th Aug,

-Kwang-chau-wan 12th Aug., Gen-Man Fook & Co.

Clearances at the Harbour Ooo. Ahenrade, for Haihow, Tonawande, for Canton, Kwangtak, for Caslon, Haimun, for Swatow. Paoling, for Canton, Banca, for Shanghai. Memnon, for Cebu. Butchow, for Weihaiwai.

Departures. Aug. 12.

Jeskin Maru, for Swatow. Krongwal, for Swalow, Aferfoe, for Canton,

Aug. 13. Pindari, for Shanghai, Astyanar, for Saigon. Tholma, for Sourabaya. Kuongsang, for Canton. Ranto, for Shanghai. Huichow, for Tientsin.

Passengers arrived:

Chichester, D. A. A. G., Moreno, A (Consul

D.B.C., Major A A. | Emo. of ladia Shanghai... C. P. R. Coug. 14

Sachsen....... Singapore, M. & Ca, Aug. 14 Chichester, Mrs. A. A. Radnorshire... Singapore, T. & Co Aug. 14 Clark, M. O. Chisa........... Manila. P. M. Co... Aug. 15 Clarke

T. W. P. R. Luitpold. Foochow ... & Co.. Aug. 15 Glenfarg......Lapan .....

Colvin, H. E. T. K. K... Aug. 15 Singapore.. M. & ColAug. 16 Connor, J. L. Laizang Kouangai... Singapore M. M. Aug. 17 Crook, A. H. Timai..

17 Cruickshank, A. Macassar... C. J. L...Aug. 17

F.O. 18 Davies, Japan. M. Co Aug Polynesien

M. M....... Singapore

AUR. 20

Diehl, T.

Donald, Mr. and Mrs. P. Waldemar... Sydney....M. & Co... Aug. 27

W. H. Changsha Sydney ...B. & S...Sept. I

Doolittle, F. H. Douglas, Capt. & Mrs.). Dowley, Mr. and Mrs.

W.A

POCK PETURNS HONG KONG, AND WHAMPOA. DÓC H

Alta Yangtze Waihora Gregory Apcar.........

Dragon....... Drufat Halvard. Quinta....

at

Kee

Costippeltoan Aberdeen

Doing. T. C.

infant

Miss

Mr. and Mrs,

Lyard, L. Macfarlane, Dr. H. Martin E

O. B. H, Martin, R Mclac Mrs, McNeur, Mr. and Mr. Mitchell, R.

Moxon, Mr. & Mrs. H.

Nort u, D. and Mrs.

A. B. Potier, L. Fobarts, Dr. D. J.

Roger, C.

Sawer,

Mm. W. E

Graham, Mr. and Mr. Searle, Rev. G.

W. D.

Seymour, Col. & Mr Gregnty, A.

Shortridge, Kre&-M[18,

Skotowe, Mr. & Mr.

A. B.

Harding, Mr. and Mrs. Since, 1

Harker, B. B.. Harrison, A Hareland, F. A... Hewitt, A. H,

W. T. Hockaday, Jacks, P. Jeffries, H. U. johnston, LAY M.

E. S.

Truman, Mr. and Mrs.

R. W

Vaughan Les, Capt.

and Mrk. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Weismann, Mr. & Mrs,

Mr. and Mrs. Whyte, J. F. M.

Josling, Lt. Col. Kinch, J. Knight, C. C.

Wilford, F. C.

Wilkinson, Mrs, Zehrmans, F. C.

CRAIDIRBURN.

Adams, M. and Mrs. F. Jameson, P. S.

R. J Armitage, Miss

Barnett, H. J..O.. Brown, C. A.

Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.

G. A.

Davenport, Mrs.

Gaskell, Mr. and Mrs. Hogg, Mrs. A. V.

Nicholls, E. A Smith, E. Grant

Smith, Mr. and Mrs,

Grap Smith, Percy Soppa, P.

Webb, Mr. and Mrs.

Montague

Young, J. A.

"CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL RECITLE. August eith, 1906, am.

Hakodate

Takin

Bar. Th. Hu. Wind Wr.

Vladivostock A.. Vemuro...

a.m.19.89

129.91

Kocht Nava

29.84

19.84

Kagoshima.. Oxftima Naha

20.84

29.85

29.89

Ishigakijima.

Weihaiwei...9 a.m.

Chefoo

Hankawe am

Kinkiang

Shanghai.... a.m Gut laff

Sharp Peak..

Amoy

Swatow

11

E, R. Mrs. E. O

.a.m./29.8

H

Perkins, Mr. and Mrs.

T. L.

W. A. Powell, Proshaw, C. M. Prior,

Tailtoku Taicha... Taipan.. Boshun

a.m.zg

"

29.87

11

29.86

Pescadores..

M

29.85

E.

Canton

a.m.

Reid,

H. 1.

Hongkong

10a.m. 19.90 86

Roach, Mr. J. S. næri

Victoria Feat

H

child

1

Shepherd, E. B.

39.89 88

Skinn, A. Spittles, J. S.

Mrs, P. T. and Stader, O.

·

Einstmann, W. Fairchild, H. J.

ock. Fischer, R.

Fisher, H. G. Franklin, C. B. Frost, B. L. Fuller, D.

Stat!

J.,

Fuller, Vice Con

Lul General)

Stebbing,

.

W. T. Stephens, H.

Stevens, Rev. A. J. Sutherland, P. D. Thomas, H. P.

Thompson, Mr. & Mrs.

Thompson, Miss H. M. Thompson, N. E. Trench, Lt. Col. E, C. and Indian servant Uffel, W. Von.

· Unbehaun, C. H.

Wishart, J. B.

Heanley, Dr. and Mrs. Wood, G. G.

Gibson, A.

.......

Hail, CHA T

SHANGHAI

C, M.

7th August. ......Old Dock.

Fido .......... Yosoong and Pooting........New ......fnternational Lita .........

Limao............Cosmopolitan..

Kiangfoo PRANIEINTE

#.

.New

19

Ships Passed The Canal. 4th July-Silesia (Ger), Samuki Maru, Den of Maint. Montrest, Siberian, ➡Benvenue, C. Ford Laelss, Diomed, Java, Telemachus, toth Joly Benledi. Finiskire, Jazon, Scandia, Sithonia, Dongela. Error

-Banalder, Prins Bital Friedri h. 14th

Radnorshire, Bingo Calidanten, Molin, Pileus,

Mark

Ching Wo, Pindari.

Wright, Mr. & Mrs. T.

KING EDWARD,

Almond, Capt. & Mrs. Jackson, Mrs and child

Russell

Barker, Mrs.

Keat, Capt. W. E.. Kofod, Capt. F.

Lack Dr

Barnes, Mrs. W, H. S. Krebs, Capt. H.

Bennell, C. R. Bundy, Major and Mrs. Legeune, Vice-Consul Claridge, F. H... Colabas, Mr.

D.

Cunningham, Mr. and Moran, Ambur F. "

Mrs. A. D'Almeida, F. J.

Dolency, Denman, C. H.

18th July-Char Drakelord, F. G. Tibarekin, Preussen, Invonia, Tamba Duff, Capt. R. J.

Exra, Darid 10th July-Den

Maru, jeddo, Sultonhall, 10th

calion, Konangti, Satsuma,

Par Kwanzish, from Shanghai-Mr. Wilker, clench. Oceanton, Rhipaws, Santadia, Ban. Jack, Mrs. C. M.

and 82 Chinese.

Shipping Reports.

|

17th July-Hyson, Mark idomsneus,

If you have money in Chicago you may do what you will. For the Chicago administrators of the law are amongst the most vatten and entrupt in the warld" Americans themselves Str. Chunsang from Samarang Light vari-Maru. 3rd August Xinfuck, admit this.

able NE, and SEly winds and calms, smooth It i

tis the fashion to point to the law-adminis. | sea trator of the Far East as dreadfal.examples of venality. But this is

Sir Paling from Shanghai-Light vari- could give points. throughout.

Chicago is a foul temple erected to the god Gold.

Ao old strange tale tells us of the Minotaur ➡a hideous being whose insatiable demand for victims could not he appeared. And the but evolved from out of the imagination of the people of ald-that it was but a tele wayan for the gathering of backsbeesh to the police of credulous in the world's infancy. This may

been bave been so it may have

taur did not exist.

that the Minotaur

Chicago rzists Chicago shames even the beast of the fable. This poison town is a thousand Minotaurs. It degrades and crushes and devours human beings. "It cares for neither God nor man nor hell,

are those who believe that this monster was For the police of Cnly Western modesty. able winds and fine-weather, with smooth sea Acilla, Cambodia,

But

To it have panied from all parts of Europa those who labour with the hands. And they bays been used and ciuibed and broken. The good has been sakon fions them and they have been left to rol-and die,

.

the worst town in Turkey.

I would like to

to digress somewhat here to point out the fact that Europe has less than nothing to learn from the United States of America. The authorities these are very parti. cular at to the working men they allow into their country, and all I can say is that it would be well if they were still more particular and did not allow them in at all.

THAT GLORIOUS "LIBERTY"}

For then the working man would be saved from being sweated and crushed and broken. The worst country in Europe is better for the

Moses, H. J Moulder,

s A. B.

and Mrs.

4. E. Peacock, Miss Annis

Pearse, Dr. W. W. Richardson, J. Story, G. F. Williams, G.

OCCIDENTAL

30th July #andr. 28th Jul Secora, Lideria, Hidder, S. L.

Polynesien, Inaba Amalia, Mis M. Andalusia

BERMORY

Bachmano, Oita Shinko Lacs, Zision, SENER Maru,

| Braun, J. and child

Carlo, Master C, Ballerophon, 8th August-Bangles, Brasmar, Catonona, A. Denbighshire, Manila, Prins Huturich, Roon, aroonia,

H, Servis, Tourant. 11th August-Ajax, Afa. Corry, P. R. chaon, Salezit, Seydiits, Teinkai, Awa Maru, Gall, I. M. Garrett, H. Arrivals at Home-4th July-Awa Maru, Gossow, R Prins Heinrich, Deniawers, Urmston Grange, Heydenriech, Mr.

A. Hoffmann, Calchas. 6th July--Marionetshire, Segovia, Indrawadi. 7th July-Crylon, spib July...

Hay,

Miss M. Anchises, Moyune, Sanuki Mars 14th July Husschund, F. -Salasis, Silvia, Poons. 18th July-Aker, Intyre, F. S. M, Vandalia, C. Fard Lasits. 20th July--Jason, Jones, Mis, T. R. „Sithonia. 25th July-Banalder, Benvenue, Kalere, F. Flintshire, Senaco, Tamba Maru. 26th July Dr. F. Aponrade, Gez. 2.8., 611, H. N. Gontard, 10th Palerme, 27th July-Arcadia, Oceanien. Krause, L.

Aug.-Pakhol 7th Aug, and Holbow gth, Geo.-J. & Co.

1st August-C. Fira Lattia, Trieste, and Krill, J. Arabis, Ger. 1, 2,86), H. Netranthin, gib August-Deucalion, Prausen. 8th August Kuiser, Capt

Aug-Portland, Or..vis Japan Posts och | Chariss Tibergkien, Zisism, Inaba Maru, tith Leese, Dr. Med. July, Flour and Gen.-P. & A. 8. 8. Co. August - Tourans 1016 August-Palawan. Lyons, H.

Str. Tindow from Iloilo:-Light to moderate variable breezes and fing clear weather, with smooth sea throughout the pausage.

Vousula in Port..

STKAMERS.

i.

Mafaida, Miss M, Maasberg, C. A. Mouries, John Messner Mr. and Mrs.

K.

· Munro, Miss A,

Ormuton, J. Owen, G. E.

Puncheon, J. Routter, R.

Santos, Mr. and Mrs.

Arther Schlaikier, Mrs. G. and

child

Gomes da Smith, L.

Textor, Inspector H, Thomion, 1. W. Thowngel, W. Uleberfeldi, Capt. C.

Vorster, Otto Woodworth, R. C

Gap Rock

Macao

Hoibow.9am. Pakhoi..... Phullen

11

......Ioam.

Tourane C. St. James

Legaspi Bacolod

Iloilo .......

Cebu

Labuan

10a.m.20.88 82 | 85

B.01. a.m

29.89 19.80

(19.84 83-

August 13th, 1908,' am.

Vladivostock.7 m. Venturo 10 a.m.39. Hakodate

Tokio Kochi ****** Nagasaki

Kagoshima...

Ishigakijima..

Chefoo.........

Weihaiwci H.

Oshima Naba

Iskow ...... Kiukiang......

a.m.

**

29.97 $29.9

Shanghai..... 9 .29.81

Gutzlas Sharp Peak.... Amaya.m.20.91

20.80)

11

39.87

29.84

Swalow Taibok Am.29.90 Faichu....... Fainan S

Koshun...... Pescadores

**

11

* (29.9*

29.8

Canten.m.

Hongkong 10a.m Victoria Peak Gap Kock Micro

19

и

Hoihows.m.

Pakhoi......... Phullen Tourane.or

10 m.

C. St. James Aparri .... Manila Legaspi Bacolod

oil......

$10am. 16.a.m.

+

Cabu......\ Labuan.ki

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Baiometrarse Temperatura

Humidity

Rainfall.......

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10.85

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