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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY, OCTOBER

The new regulations governing the salaries and allowances is the Japanese police have been published in the Official Gazette. Under the new regime policemen will receive fam 12 to Y20 per month, sergeants rising to Yas. Members of the police are not eligible for this increase unul after six months' service, and the

THE S.S. "TEAN” IN A

TYPHUON

FISH TOSSED OUT OF WATER,`"

1906.

THE YUET-HAN RAILWAY, 4] ARTS AND CRAFTS EXHIBITION.

We are requested to state that the datos: fixed for the exhibition are 1st, 2nd and 3rd November. H.E. the Governar will open the exhibition.

culars, this coating, as was demonstrated, gives the road an absolutely dustless, smooth, and pleasing surface, the colour of asphalt. Another important advantage is that ahnite is unaffected by rain, and is very considerably diminished, even after the first dressing, owing to salary must be made in instalments not exceed., land birds flying about by the hundred in way' Co, Ld., at Canton, thinking that the admission, or Si for the three days the exhibi.

mud

the fact that the treated surface is absorbing Y3.

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-- [From a Correspondent.]"

Canton, 9th October, -Some of the directors of the Yuet-han Rail-

Entrance to the public will be fifty cents. for

Mr. Bo Kom Tong has offered ten gold and one hundred silver medals for prizes to exhie“

bitors, whilst Mr. Choy Leep Chee bas kindly guaranteed the cost of printing a catalogue.

Large fish tossed out of the water by the jerky, irregular mution of fidice, cross seas and evident distress, some of them 10 exhausted superintendence of the work of construction of tion is open. that they alighted on the ship and were caught the line is too responsible and important to be ent towards dust in fine weather and pre Tyrnoon Relief Fund Entertainment. Hold-uch is the picture presented by Cantain entrusted solely to Mr. Kong, the chief engine vents the formation of mud in wet weather.ers of stall and dress circle seats are reminded Somerville of the Ten in narrating the singer the line, art intending to engage the that owing to the regulations passed by the experiences of that vessel during a terrible services of the former constructor, an Ameri- The basis of the preparation consists of an

deputy, engineer-in-charge, and with this object admixture of oil and water without saponifi. Legislative Council the entrances to the City typhoon, which he encountered on his way can, Smith by name, to be the assistant, or Hall Theatre have been altered, and that the down here on his last trip, anys the Manila

in view, bave already wired to America, offering ∙ention of the oil. The oil is laid

on the

Times of 3rd inst. entrance to the stalls and dress circle is now

him the position, and asking him to come our road by the aid of the water, the result made, by a door on the right hand side of the

as soon as possible. Whether he will accept being that the water evaporates, leaving the usual entrance, the latter being used entirely

the offer is, of course, not yet known, and Hahnite to penetrate the roadway' without for the pit.

remains to be seen, detrimental effects. The mixture is sprayed

THE solicitor engaged in two cases set for on the road by means of an ordinary water-hearing in the Summary Court this morning. before his Honour the Puisne Judge, Mr. A.G. cart, and it is claimed that in addition to

Wise, applied for an adjournment, for dive the

reasons, in each case. His Honour said he

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The Team fortunately, escaped the full fury o the typhoon during a large part of the time it was raging, through being in the chaimed circle of the centre where, as is generally knowo, almost a dead calm usually prevails- It was in this charmed pittle that the strange

aforementioned

spectacle

was witnessed

Captain Somerville says that during all his

saving the heavy cost of continually water. ing busy thoroughfares, Hahnite improves had no objection whatever to granting the days at sea he never saw anything like it,

the surface of the road by at least 33 per adjournments asked for as most likely he would Cent. According to the home paper from

not hear anything further about the cases-ls our popular Puisne Judge going 10 leave un? which we quote, the experiments, which were closely watched by a number of experts, THE japan Chronicle of 27th ult, states: were eminently successful, especially on a Saturday last the Japanese Consut at Hong stretch of road previously prepared by an kong telegraphed to the Foreign Office to the application of Habnite, and motors and effect that the recent typhoon had very serious other dust-raising vehicles passed over itly affected the local rice-market. The scarcity

of coolics has resulted in a decrease of rice. without in any way shaking tonfidente in

transactions. The stock which changed hands its value as an important contribution to- wards the solution of the dust problem.

LOCAL AND GENERAL."

Leave of absence on private aflairs to the neighbouring countries has been granted to Lieut. W. C. Cooper, 1.4%, from th Ocmber to 17th November.

AMONGST the passages booked for home by the P. and O. Mail s... Afamila, sailing bence on the 24th inst, are those of Mrs, and the Misses Barnes-Lawrence.

THE total output of the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company's three mines for the week ending September 22, amounted to 19,362.46 tons and the sales during the perlod to 16,435-59

'tons.

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all but two of the Hongkong native papers to Swatow. They have been discussing him, and his unpopular dealings, with a freedom which he has failed to appreciate.

the

-SUIT FOR CRUYKED-STONE, The Secretary of the Mercantile Administra- tion of the Kwang-tung section of the Yuet-han

'Railway Co., Ld., has received, through a firm of lawyers in Hongkong, a writ of summoss, under which a claim is set up for. $50,000, being the amount due, as alleged, to the plaintiff (whose name has not transpired) for crushed stone supplied, and delivered to the

The Captain also says the same of the storm In some zo or 30 years of going down to the sea in ships it was the worst he ever ex- perienced. In his official report to Weather Bustan hero he places the velocity late proprietors of the Canton-Hankow railway, of the wind at certainly not less than 130e. the American Development Co. the sum miles an hour.

Interviewed aboard the Team last evening just prior to her sailing for Hongkong The Captain told the story of the storm as follows:

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bong, unitis alleged, still unpaid, due and owing. According to Chinese commercial law the seller of a concern inust pay all outstanding debts of such business, but if he fails then his successor becames responsible for all previous

outstanding habilities. The present case will be an international tuw suit, and of 'general interest, no doubt, as the United States and China are involved in it. It will, however, cause considerable delay in the construction of the line, even if China wins the suit. But if China loses, it means that the shareholders of this but recently established company mus start out with a loss of $50,000, before they have had a chance to make one,cent."

At 4 p.m. of Thursday, September 27, 1 during last week only amounted to 4,220 bags, was uncertain as to the direction, as the wind Siamese nice was quoted at from $4.40 to $4.55. gave no indication. I therefore decided to heave to and await development. The wind A COAL Coolie named Lan Wing was arrested remained steady at N. N. E. but kept increas yesterday afternoon by Tramcar Inspectoring in violence all the time. finally came to Glendinning and given in Custody for travel the conclusion that I was right in the line of ing on the foot board of tramcar No. 28 and the advancing quadrant of the storm. ---

»At ra a'clock midnigin of Thursday, nwing refusing to pay his fire. When Lan was first seen by the conducur he was told to enter the to cur pinximity to the Pratas shoals, I ran 12 car and lake a seal. He would not, neither miles to the southward to give good clearance would he pay his fare when asked, but threaten and then laid to: My clearance was estimated ed to do something rash to the conductor if heat to miles from the shoals. The storm rapid-

Mr. U Shik Moi, a wealthy Chinaman of insisted in ordering him to do things he did not

wangsi, has been appointed chairman of the like. He was placed before Mr H Hyful in look upon. All the time the bare- Compert, at the Police Court this morning meter kept falling rapidly. Fierce'squalls and Board of Directors of the Kwangri Railway Co., Ld., with Mr. Choi Chung Fan as deputy and was fined $5.

heavy rain made it impossible to see more than a few feet away. Cwing to the light draft of chairman. The construction of the line will Two punkah coolies employed in the barracks

the vessel and her extreme buoyancy we ship-begin at an early date, were charged before Mr. it. H. J. Gompertz, aped scarcely any water and even the cattle on the Police Court this morning, with stealing the deck kept in good shape. $3.50 from Pte. E. Brown, of the West Kent Regiment. The defendants were alleged to

increased in violence, the sea being perfect-

At four o'clock Friday afternoon' we were.

THE Viceroy bas prohibited the importation ofhave been at work-in the verandah of the house obviously nearing the centre of the storm as the wind suddenly fell light and the sea went down- and during the absence of Ite. Brown theyThere were also many other indications of our went thraigh his pockets, removing the money being at the centre as really cleared overhead from his pocket-book. Inspector Ritchie, wha

and the sun shone out; very heary misty prosecuted for the police, asked for a postpone-

clouds were visible towards the horizon; the ment of the case until tomorrow. The com

sea was curiously lumpy and we observed of them about three plainant was unable to appear in Court to-day

miany fish, some owing to business affairs. His Worship adfeet in length, being as it were tossed out of journed the case until tomorrow morning.

water by the little pyramids of sea caused by

A. S. WATSON & CO.. Two old women were this morning at the Police Court ordered to pay a fine of Sto each, by Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz, for being in unlawful possession of thirty pieces of cloth, at Yaumati,

LIMITED.

"WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841. Hongkong, 28th September, iyo.

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All communications intended for palification in The flONGHONG TELEGRAPH" shouhl li addressed to The Helltor, 1, Ice House Road, and should be accompanied by the Writer's Name and Addrean.

TRE KWANGSI RAILWAY.

The following items are from" the Canton Daily News --

Trouble has broken out to the directorate of the Yuet-han Company between the ChieLand Second Directors which promises to become very interesting.

The trouble is over the resignation and ap pointment of Chief Directors.

At a meeting of the Company on the 6th inst. it was decided to publish a review of the work done so far for the benefit of the many shareholders. After the compilation of the re- registered at the Chamber of Commerce and published.

yesterday, for which they could give the policeA CHINESE monk, who says he hails from choppy, crosa motion. Several hundred small view it will be referred to Viceroy Shum, then

do satisfactory explanation. Sergeant Apple- ion prosecuted."

The wreck of the 5,9. Hongkong, one of the victime of the disaster of "typhoon day 18th September--has been incated in the Naval Anchorage at Kowloon. Divers sent down report that she has turned completely over, but her hull is quite undamaged, and so there is hope of successfully raising her...

land birds were also seen flying about ap pareatly in distress. They had evidently been focussed, as it were, by the centrifugal motion of the wind. Some of them were very much exhausted and alighted on various parts of the ship; a few of them being too tired to evade

the efforts to catch them.

THE ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

CAPTAIN'S CUR

Tientsin, is at present in the Colony trying to raise a subscription for building a "samma residence" at the northern port. Pe banded to a representative of this paper to-day a huge volume, inside of which were many signatures,

The monthly competitions for the Captain's probably donations, and on the first page of the volume is au introduction, explaining what the

"At 6 p.m. the wind gave evidence of shift-Cup and May Cup were held at Happy Valley money is wanted for. It reads thus: "This mank is sent by the Chief of the Wu-ku-shaning to the south and so I decided to run out from the 6th to 8th October, 1906. The follow

from the centre of the storm and issued orders ing cards were handed in :— to drive to the eastward as far as possible. It was obvious that the storm was passing a short ry 'MF, C. P. Chater ................... distance to the south. The wind started again about 7 pm, E. §. E. Aî midnight it was blowing from the S. E. with tremendous fury, the sea being more terrible than any éver saw and worse than i had believed possible.

"Finally we managed to pass around the receding quadrant of the storm although during the passage we all thought it even worse than when facing the advancing quadrant. The ship behaved splendidly, however, and almost

should also like to say, that contrary to some

Monastery. It has been agreed to build a summer quse of Western style for foreign . Ordinary business cummondcations aruld be addressed | QUOTED by the Prnacer, Allahabad, the follow

ing circular from the Church Missionary So ladies and keptlemen to rest during his sum- "to The Manager.

mer vacation. He is therefore sent out 10 The Editor will not maserrage de reponsible forciety's Medical Mission at Zezd (Persia) might

any rejectish M5, nor to return any Contribation

perhaps have been put a little differently-collect subscriptions for the purpose:"

The hospitals are now, thanks to God's blessing on our work, so crowded as to be very insanitary" has that disagreeable amli.

. SUBSCRIPTION RATES (IN ADVANCE). DAILY-880 per annum.

- WREKLY--$15 per sumun The rates per quarter and per menn, qoportionality which is so typically Oriental. The dally is in delivered free when the addrons in accesible to riesenger. (in rople sent by post an addklonni $1.90 per quarter in charged for postage. The portage on the weekly imue to any part of the

world is 30 cena por quarter

s5 Perla

A MEETING of the Justices of the Peace was held at the Magistracy this afternoon, Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz, presiding, to consider an application from one Tam King Knu for an adjunct licence to self by retail intoxicating liquors on the premises. Nos, 187 and 188, Connaught Road West, 1st, 2nd and 3rd floors,

other Justices present were:-Mr. F. A. Haze

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with illustrations, which will be sold for fifty cents.

ECHO OF THE BOYOO17.

"DEATH RATHER THAN FÄRDON."

[From a Correspondent.]

Canton, 6th October. It will be remembered that at the time of the

boycott of American goods, at Canton, the

three ringleaders, or promoters thereof, sur» named Ma, Pup," and Haus-were imprisoned by order of the Magistrate of Canton. These men are silli languishing in gaol, and as there. appeared to be no immediate prospect of their

release, some of their friends expressed an ins tention of memorialising Congress at Washing ton, with the object of obtaining the release of the men now in gaol. Hearing of this intention on the part of their friends, however, the three "imprisoned martyrs immediately sent word to them, stating that they preferred death rather than have their release begged for of a foreign government, as such a procedure, they said would be an insult to the whole Chinese nation. And so there the matter rests at present.

THE "DEVÀNHA” IN A TYPHOON.

TWENTY-FOUR HOURS HOVE-TO,

The homeward P. & mai steamer Devanka, which should have got in on Thure. day morning, says the: Singapore Free Press · of Sept. 2), did not arrive at Singapore till 6 o'clock yesterday, morning when she went to the usual berth at the P. & O. wharf.

Rumours were current in town yesterday morning that the Devanke had come in with her foremast gone and had otherwise been seriously damaged by a typhoon she had en. countered after leaving Hongkong, and to gain the actual story of the happenings a re- presentative of the Singapore Free Press went down to the big mail boat shortly after her ar rival. At the first glance it was seen that the story of the dismanting was an exaggeration, for both masts were in position though the ship had obviously been made. snug up aloft.. Going on board our representative asked for Captain Hide and was courteously feld that the Chief Officer would be pleased to give him the particulars of the Devanha's encounter with the storm which had been a pretty severd one, and bad necessitated her being hove-to for a solid twenty-four hours,

The chief officer said that the Devanka lett Hongkong at 1.30 p.m. on Saturday and as she steamed out of Hongkong harbour the Obrer. vatory signalled that u second typhoon had been reported from Manila driving to the West-North-West. In view of the fierceness. of the first typhono everyone on the ship, and the passengers in particular, were rather un- easy, but the ship was made song ploft and all unuecessary hamper and running rigging. was slowed away. The weather, however, was most serene till 9 o'clock on Sunday mording, when the Divanko had put longkong ago miles behind her, and at this hour the glass began to fall rapidly and a gale accompanied by a high sea sprang up. As the Devanka was 90-1377 steaming right into the teeth of the storm the Lt. Col. H. G. Fitton,, R.W.K...... 91-1477 seas began to break over her, the wind roaring Mr. T.S. Fonest... 77+ 481 by and whistling through the rigging whilst the Lt. CCB. Dowɑ dagangan 87483 camer was rolling and pitching like a cork.

Mr. C. Clark...ineren

90-1377 Staff Paymaster H, G. Wilson, R.N. 94-11-83. Major S. H. Pedley, R......... 85 scr.85 MAY CUP. *Surg. L. A. Baiss, K.N.

*** 102-20-82 Mr. L. Evans ........

Mr. C. P. Chater...

FOOL

103-20-83

THE fine new building now being erected in Penang for the Hongkong and Shanghai Bapk- ing Corporation is to have an electric light and fan installation in addition to the electric lift, under the sign of "The Shanghai Hotel" The marvellously we escaped without damage. I Staff Paymaster II. G. Wilson, R.N. 94-1187 The storm increased rapidly in fary and Cap-/

The whole of the bank premises will be fitted Single Copios Daily, ten coats Werkly, twenty with Crompton ceiling fans and the current will be laid on to every roam for the conveni- ence of the tenants in the other offices.

BIRTH.

On October 3, at Shanghai, the wife of J. A URQUHART, of a daughteṛ, "

DEATHS.

On October 3, at Shanghai, as the result of an accident, B. N. MICROLLS, of London.

On October 3, at Shanghan, AGNES LUNN, wife of David Crawford Dick, C.K., L.M.C., aged

34 years.

The Hongkong Celegraphi

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1906,

THE Swalow correspondent of the N C. 1 News says:-As a result of the competition between the .... boats, and the Japanese line for the Siam trade, coolies can now book for Siam for ninety cents, the ticket covering three good meals a day, and the services of a barber. Not a few are going to see what the place is like, and returning by the next steamer. A COOLIE named Ng Ng'was arraigned before Mr. H. H. 1. Gmperly this morning, at the Police Court, on a charge of travelling in a tramcar from Quarry Bay Shipy rd yesterday afternoon to Cateway Bay without paying his fare. The tramcar inspector said that when asked for his five cents defendant refused to pay: The accused stated that he had paid his fare but did not receive a ticket in return. He was fired $1.

a money

land, Capt Lyons, deputy superintendent of police, and Mr. C A. D. Mellouine, Mr. F. C. Bartow, of Messrs. Goldring and Barlow, appeared for the applicant. The application was put before the meeting, and as there was no police objection the application was granted unanimously.

THE FIRM" QUESTION

13 COURT AGAIN.

At the Supreme Court this morning, before his Honour Mẹ. A. G. Wise, Puisne Judge. presiding in the Court of Summary Jurisdic- tion, the Chung Lee firm sued the Kwong Tai On firm, and Lau Sang, myt r of that firm, for the recovery of $180, being the amount due from the defendant to the plaintiff firm for goods

sold and delivered by the latter to the former, on various dates.

Mr. Otto Kang Sing appeared for the plaintiffs, the defendant being represented by Mr. F. Paget Heb, of Messrs, Brution and Hett.

of my experiences the passingers behaved grandly. They were kind enough to praise the sea-going qualities of the ship and they had a good word for me but were entitled to as much if not more credit for the heroic and calm manner in which they took the experience,

On the 29th the gale was practically over and we were able to lay ear course and continue the voyage to Manila."

SENSATIONAL KOBBERY IN

SHANGHAL.

NATIVE JEWELLER CHL MOFARMAD," From the Shaughni Times "of 5th lost, we gather details of the sensational jewellery rob bery by European desperadoes in Shanghai reported in our telegram columns last week Abs 3 p.m. yesterday, a most sensational crime was committed in a native jeweller's establishment in Yonnan Road near the Race Course. At the hour mentioned two British

4 Winner of Captain's Cup. * Vinner of Máy Cup.

Tie far l'ool,

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The next competition will be held at Happy Valley from the 13th to 15th October for the

83+ 184 tain Hide decided to heave his vessel to till Surg. L. a. Baiss, ............102-1884 the worst of it had passed.

With difficulty the Devanka's head was Mr. T. C. Gray

*.*..... 95-9-86

swung to the Eastward and she was faid. to, and, as already stated, was forced to re main so for a whole day and night. No sooner was the ship brought to than she made better weather of it and rode the or no water seas with practically little coming aboard. In the small hours of Monday morning the officers noticed that the storm was abating and at 8.30 the Captain gave the order. for the Devusha to be put on her course again, though as soon as this was done" she began to ship seas again. The weather, however, con- tinued to modify as the typhoon zone was left behind and the rest of the voyage down to Singapore was accomplished in the most per-

Robertson Farewell Cup.

LUSITANO FOOTBALL CLUB.

fect weather.

From observations of the storm made on

board the Devusha it appeared that the ty phoon, which is believed to have been the second one reported from Hongkong, was

Tac Lusitan F.C.open the season in the le gue with the following teams:-(A team): A. J. V. Ribeiro capt), R. C. da ilva, J, C. V Ribei a, f. A Vvanovich Fortin. da Silva, C. M. C. V. Ribeiro H. Hydman, K. Campos, L. G. Cordeiro, F. X. ranco, F. A. Barradas. (B team): A. V. Barro (capi.), I. C. Barretto, A F. Rozario, A, G. Brino, D. Soares, 1. E. Re-

driving towards the Gulf of Tonkin which is medios 1. A. Bairadas. A. C. Botelho, Ir. Fernando, Barretto, Alfredo Remedios, E. L.

the course of most of the China Sea storms. Barros. (Clem): JM. Britto (capt.), A. M. The force of the wind was terrific and got up Chan Wa stated that be was the plaintiff in subjects named E. C. Eiteiby and G. Rosser da Silva, J., Remedios. J. Barnardo J. C. | as far as eight and as a hurricane, that most realise that the Dezanha has not encountered dios, A. G. Rocha, J. M. Rora Pereira, P. B.

"Just a little blow." Her officers are, however, this tuit, and produced his basks to prove his entered the shop and after inspecting a large Rodrigues, L. G. Rodrigues, R. A. dos Reme terrible of storms, is put at ten the layman can claim. Mr. F. Paget Hett then cross-examined quantity of gold and jewelled ornaments, one form un to a handkerchief and threw it over

the fore-thought of Captain Hide in getting bis experience of typhoon weather, and thanks to vessel in trim to meet the storm, in sailers' parlance "not so much as a rope yarn carried away." The crew of the vessel behaved smart- ly and though the passengers were naturally alarmed at the fory of the storm, especially in remained calm and collected in their cabins. view of the happenings at Hongkong, they

SHIPPING AND MAILS

DOST FROM PUBLIC ROADS.

When the Appropriation Bill was before the Legislative Council at its last sitting the question of the public roads of the Colony came in for a large share of attention on the A STREET coplie walked up to part of the unofficial members when the vote changer's shop in Queen's Road Central last for the expenditure on the Public Works night and when the fobi was attending to some Departmen! come under discussion.. The customers he snatched a roll containing forty witness and elicited from him the fact that be of them suddenly emptied a phial of chloro-Xavier, N. B. Alves, (D) team): J. M. Victor loud in her praises at a sta boat in her first

was the sole master and partner of the plaintiff the face of the only occupant of the shop, who (cap.), J. M. Lopes, E. M. Ozorio, A. Hydn condition of the reade was somewhat severely cents, and bolted. A chase followed and before

for the time being was overpowered by the man, J. A. 5. Alyes, D. A. Remedios, F. X. criticized. A matter that has formed the he was arrested by a lukone the coolie threw firm.

Mr. F. Paget lett: Then, my Lord, I don't away the money. He denied everything at the think I need go any further, and I would ask anesthetic. While he was in-this condition, Britto, E. A. Manzo, T. Pereira, D. Alanço, subject of frequent complaint in the local Police Ceen this morning, but the evidence your Lordship to dismiss the cuse

the foreigners helped themselves to the jewels Antonio Baptista (E team): P. da Roza Press in connection with

the roads, of the two fukts in the moneychanger's His Honour: On what ground, Mr. Helt? which they had been examining and carred (cap), L. A. Ozorio, E. Hyndman, A. A. Guterres, F. L. da Roza, A. C. Botelho, Mr. F. Paget Hell: On the ground, my about $20,000 worth into a carriage which they however, was not dealt with in the re-

Lord, that the plaintiff being the sole proprie

Aug Baptisto, J. Aravedo, Thomas Reme cent discussion. It is that of dust from

for of the firm cannot sue in the firm's name and waiting outside the door of the shop. In this M. M. dos Remedios, Julia Remedios, dios. Substitutes--A. Sequeira, C. M. Soares, our public roads. The authorities might

he most sue in his own name, as sole proprie they drove to a sitam-launch which was wait. ing at the French-mail jelly. Here they had well give attention to the interesting series

His Honour: (to Mr. Otto Kong Sing): some delay in getting up steam, and as the M. M. dos Remedias, G. Osmund, E Silva, E. Osmund, S.. Lopes, H. Silva. The Singapore Free Press of tat inst., approaching Well, what have you to say now?

Mr. Olla Kong Sing: 1 submit, my Lord,jeweller had in the meantime recovered con-

the fugitives before they were able to get away. Chairman, J. A. 8. Alves; secretary, P. M. M. effectiveness of the Hahnite process as a propeller. It was understood that the port der his firm's name, according to law. factor in the elimination of dust from roads. propeller had been the cause of some little His Honour: Under what section of what Inspector McDowell, Detective Sergeant Book. das Remedios, treasurer, C. M, C. V. Ribeiro; Hahnite, which takes its name from that of anxiety, and it was a bit of a surprise to find Ordinance? There is no such provision, en- less and Sergeant Johnston succeeded in captain, A. J. V. Ribeiro; vita captain, P. da abling a sole partner to sue, in his fire's name. the inventor, Mr. R. M. Hahn, is an in- that the starboard propeller had given out first. Of course your client has proved his case, and arresting the fugitives on the French shail jetty Rozi; commitee, J. C. Barrello, A. V. Barros, soluble liquid, which, when sprayed on to The result is that the Admiralty have been I am not going to entirely oust him. The only just as the launch was about to push off. Rosser J. U. Remedios, M. Victor, A. F. Rozario, advised and 'pending orders the cruiser will thing I can do for you at present is to allow tried to jump into the river but was prevented the road, oxidiscs, and thereby forms an impervious coating of great durability and remain here.. It is uncertain whether she wil, you to withdraw this action, on payment'ef | in time by inspector McDowell. The jewellery THE process recovery known as "the cyanide" Vancouver at 6 pm, on 6th fost, .......

go on to Malta or go back to Hongkong, those, and give you leave to bring another

action. binding properties. On the authority of places affording the necessary docking facili- The order wat made accordingly, and the

Court adjourned. the Pall Mall Garcite which givos tho parti. Itiss.

of experiments conducted at Richmond last

establishment was ep conclusive that Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz passed sentence of one week's faol and six hours stocks.

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On the morning of the 28th it, says the

tor of that firm.

month with a view of demonstrating the Singapore, H.M.S. Terrible lost her starboard that my client is perfectly right in suing un-sciousness, he had the Police on the track of officials of the Lusitano Football, Glub are:- |

was all recovered on the persons of the prisoners, who were promptly lodged in the Hongkew. Station. They will be formally charged at the Palice Court this morning.

bas within the last fourteen years saved over £60,000,000 worth of gold, which would other wire have been lost.

MAILS DUE. American (America Maric) 14th inst.; French (Auriralien) 15th inst. Canadian (Tartar) 18th inst. American (Siberia) 20th inst.. Canadian Empress of India) 21st înst, German (Withad) sand inst.

The C. P. R. Co.'s .s. Athenian arrived at The C, P. R. CoA 1.5. Tartar arrived at Nagasaki a 8.30 pm, on 8th lost, and left she is dos to arrive at 3 p.m., on spiù lost, again at a am, Tuesday, for Shanghai, where