TELEGRAMS.
**HONGKONG TELEGRAPH "
SERVICE.
· EMIGRANTS IN PERIL.
JAPANESE VESSEL REFLOATED
AT HONOLULU.
[From Our Own, Cabrespondiut]
Shanghai, 7th November,
10.20,a.m.
A telegraphic despatch states that the Japanese emigrant steuner, which grounded at Honolulu, bas now been "refloated.
An American warship went to her assistance and successfully towed, her off the rocks.
"MATE'S" NARKOW
ESCAPE.
DEMENT) DHLUBJACKETS IDEA.
CAUGHT IN THE ACT OF BE GAVING PTE
THE VESSEL..
{From Our Oven Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 7th November,
10.20 a.m.
An extraordinary incident is re- ported to have occurred on board the Japanese eruiser Iwate)
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A blużjucket, who hard-suddenly | 'become insune, was arrested while in
the act of setting fire to the maga zine of the vessel,
[Renter's] France. LONDON, 51
Noveinher.
A declaration in the Chamber, by M, Cle- menceau, says that be Cabinet intends to maintain the Franco-Russian alliance and the precious friendships formed by France, who will continue to pursue, with the Powers, the straightforward policy which has enableri her to take one of the first places in the world, which place she will suppon with her defensive forces.
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 7, 1906.
MISSIONARY APPRAIS TO CHINESH OFFICIALS:
SIK NEST, YATOW'S REPROACH AND ADVICE.
We have received the following enclosures, through the courtesy of the British Consul General at Canton, and as they are self. explanatory is a necessary to do other than present thin iptirs to our readers:
H.B. M. Consulate-General,
Cauton, 6th November, 1906.
CANTON DAY BY DAY.
PREPARING TO RECEIVE THE NEW VICEROY.
ARRANGEMENT AT CANTON.
[From Our Onun Correspondent]
Canton, 6th November. The first and second reception parties have already been sent down to linngkong and the third one is going down to-day by the Chinese gunboat Fake to receive H. E. Chow Fu, who is expected to reach the Colony on the 7th inst., and will come up here on the follow Sir-1 nim nothorised by H. M. Minister to ing day. His sou, Chow Hak Yun, is also going forward you for publication in your newspaper. E. Chow arrives here, he will take his tem to-day to Hongkong to meet his father. When should you care to print it, the enclosed copy porary quarters at the ex-oppo's yamen, till of a Circular Despatch addressed by Sir Ernest Viceroy Shim leaves Canton. Salow to H.M. Consuls in Chiny, dealing with he subject of intervenna by missiles on behalf of their native converts-1 am, etc.,
R. 1. MANSFIKL37, Consul-General.
The Editor,
"ilungkong Telegraph,”-Hongkong.
CIRCULAR.
H. B. M. Legation, Peking, 31st August, 1993, Sin-Cases have come to my notice in which missionaries have addressed themselves directly "Chinese_g@icists, either verbally or in writ
PRESENTS TO VICEROY SHUM..... This morning the commercial Bureau sent out a circular, which reads as follows: H. 1. Viceroy Shuni has consented to our request and has duly inemorialized the Throne upon the abolition of the Registration and Cancellation Fees charged by the Customs, and we, in acknowledgment of his unbounded benevolence,abauldin returngivolins a farewell dinner, or presents, to congratulate him on his transference. Therefore a meeting is called on the 7th inst, to discuss the question, mod the merchants of the 7: guilds are then requested to be present
This morning the committee of the 7z guilds and the Railway Company, in a body, present- ang, on behalf of their Chinese converts, ined in Viceroy Shum embroidered umbrellas as stead of acting through the proper channel, | ai acknowledgftent of his good government. which is one of 1. M. Consals or the head to
II. M. Legation.
Such intervention, I presume, would be re- Hended on the ground that some action has
en taken in regard to the convert which is in violation of Article VIII f the Treaty of Tentsin.
It is necessary, however, to point out that missionaries are not accredited agents of the British Government for the enforcement of the Treaty, and Article VI was not intended to confer upon missionaries any right of interven. tmn on behalf of native Christians,
I do ant see any objectin. 19 a missionary adressing
the local Chinese authorities duectly on any matter affecting himself per
somally, such as for notance a robbery that has been committed at his house, or any similar private affair.
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If, however, a missionary has in complain jam behalf of himself that his teaching is inter- fered with, or that a Chinese pascher, or Curvert has been interfered with or persecated, his proper course is to lay the facts before the Consul of the district in which he resides, who atter doc examination will make such repres sentations to the Chinese authorities as the case may require.
His Majesty's Consuls are not authorized to delegate their duties in this respect to mis sinaries.
have reason to know that this view is
| shared by the managing bodies of Botizh Pro- start Missway Societies who carry an Mission work in China, and I understand that, it is accepted and acted on by most of the
missionary bodies in China
COURT ETIQUETTE
AND BILATORY LI IGANTS.
There was a great surprise in store or law yers and clicou interested in certain cases set for hearing in the Summary Court, before ilis Honour, Mr. A. G. Wise. Î'u sne judge, this morning. The gentlemen of the binck robe were seated at their table, with their clients at hand; interpreters and ushers were in their places, the hout for the opening of the Court struck, and the usher went and announced to the presiding Judge that all was in readiness,
Give me the book," said the plaintiff's so- licity to his client
"I have left it in your effice," replied the plaintiff.
(*Skat¦ Fly'off and get it, chop, chap"
The plaintiff and the solicitor's clerk flew. Then entered his Honour the Puishe judge, and look bis seat on the Bench,
"I appear for the plaintif, my Lord," said solicitor Na. 15
"And 1 represent the defendants, my Lord," spoke soliciton Nu, 3.
Very well," said his l'enour," let's get on with the first case,'
My client is not here just now, my Lord," said plaintiffs representative
"Where is here?" asked his Honour. "He was here june aut."
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The Separation Law will be applied with
"Then," said his Honour, "I am very smry The fact that missionary of the convert on out persecution hat firmly, and mumerous whese beball a complain; is made resides at a which your client is plaintiff, I see; with costs, for you, but I shall dismiss all the cases in, extensive reforms, dealing with the income distance from one of H. M. Consuls is adtad you can apply in Chambers on Saturday tax and old-age pensions, are foreshadowed. | sufficient season for the missionarytaking upon a their estontion to the file. I am not going
Later.
in have the Court Rept waiting in this way.'
be absent man being plaintiff in all the three cases, and there being no others on the list for to-day, the Court adjourned unti! lo
Russin.
The final report on the Russian Budget for rong shows a deficit for 1905 of 138,000,000 roubles.
Canada and Japan. The Japanese Consul-General was hân- quetted at Ottawa by the leading Canadians, in celebration of the Mikado's birthday, and the conclusion of a dimmercial convention between Canada and Japan.
himself the duty of the Consul, and his inter- vention could only be justified when there was imminent danger of an extreme character preatening the safety of conveits..
i have recodingly to request you fran upon what is Gud down in this Circular, and to ace quaint miss onnies with its contents whenever
seems likely to be departed from.
- I am persuaded that if missionaries uniformly refram, from direct intervention on behalf of native Christians, and confine their action to presenting to I. M. Copstil cases of actual Sir Wilfred Laurier, if a speech, said, he persecution, such a course will redound to the hoped that in the same way as Japanese tea preservation of peace between rinverts and was on every anadian table, Canadian pro-no-converts, and to the spread of a genuine ducts would be fomal on every Japanese Chustianity among the people of China,
table..
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America and Japan.
Tokio, and November.
The informatiez seceived by private tele gram from San Finnciero, yesterday relative to the withdrawal of the segregation order has
not yet heen officially confirmed.
Tho 9.5.
Baron Ardrossan " on fire
Tokio, 2nd November. On Pclaber 21, when four days out from Singapore, a fire brake out on 5.5. Baron Ardrosan (4,825 tons net) which is under charter to the Nippon Yusen Kaisha. The sent of the outbreak was discovered to he o the four h lower deck in the hold, and after two days' arduous exertion on the part of the crew the flames were extinguished. The ship arrived at Yokokaws at full speed and the valuable cargo in the fere-part of the hold is totally undamaged.
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morrow.
Immediately alter his Honour the Paisne Jadge had left the Bench, the careless client Jushed into Cost, waving the missing book, the cause of all the trouble. But it was then ino late, and a very crest-fallen se icitor and client left the l'ourt, no doubt taking the lesson that they had ceived very much ty heart.
Bus Cotif etiquette raust be maintained and hat the Bar must wait on the Bench, and not vice versa, is one of the first axioms for legal practitioners to commit to memory.
NEW PORT 20 BE OPENED.
[Frove a Correspondent.]
Canton. 5th November. It is learned here that Chang To, Chai bas torialized .F. Viceroy Shum, advocating the pening af Fat Tam-Mi, which lies op- posite Wongsha and ha Wastong, as a new port, as it is admirably situated for such use, Factories, warehouses and wharves could soon with offices, etc. In the meantime, Chang To he erected along the water-front, together Chai urges upon 11,. Shum the necessity far
wing to pressure en our space last evening the account of the delightful concut given by Herr and Frau Marquardt at the Peak Hotel an Monday night hat unavo dably to be held a proclamation forbidding the sale, Bongage, exchange or transfer of any lands in over with other Incal items until today
that distri as well as the erection of any buildings whatever. Such a proclamation, he thought, would prevent the native land owners from being tempted by the rapacious property buyers, who, especially foreigners, offer high prices to acquire the land H.E. Sham has taken the mater into consider-tion.
The consent given by these talented musical anisies was a very great success from the point
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The following will represent the B.K.H.C. in a match w/RA. lo-morrow afternoon at 5 p.m. sharp, pa the Military Ground, Happy | harp, and in her Fontarie eleganti, a spirited Afong was married to Miss Julia Hope Vality, playing in colours:-Goal: L. Fforde, and excellently rendered sole, as well as in her Kamakapanikaniekunkinau Fayerweather, el-Nam Hing BN backs: T. C. Gray (Capt.) and G. L. Joi- duets Nocturne and Lullaby with Herr Mardest daughter of Abram Henry Fayerweather Him Woo ... ham, RN; halves; T. Greenwood, K.N., A. B. | quardt, she delighted her nudience, who, of and Mary Beckley, daughter of Caplain George Wing Fung Loong ... Ogle, RJ, and H.).0. Barnett; forwards: A. course, were not satisfied with the fare provid Beckley, maker of the First Hawaiian flag. By
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than in her very expressive render Chun T. Afong now in China and wh has Chap Vik ... advantage ing of Gounod's Ave Maria with violin and acted as business agent for his father during Fook Cheong Bling harp accompaniment, This was quite the these latter years. Nancy married to F. Hing Kee piece de resistance, and the vociferous demand McStocker. Julia, married to Anbur John Shun Shing The following report is from Mr, F. G. Figg, for a repetition which followed the closing done. Ilenrietta married to Admiral W. H.
Wing Cheong Shin First Assistant of the longkong Observatory notes was only what was to be expected. The Whiting, U. S. N. Marie K. married to A. 5.
On the 7th at 13.55 .The barometer has violin and piano, as man pulated by Herr Mar Hamphreys. Elizabeth, married to L. R. Hang Hing Tai...... fallen slightly on the China Coast, and risenquard and Mr. Grimble, in several choice Bourns. Helen G., wirlow of W. A. Henshall Compradore of A. R. Marty... a little in Japan.
selections by Mendellshbu, Lotta and Sararate Caroline R. married to J, M. Riggs. Mattha Pressure continues relatively low in the were most enchanting to listen to and showed M. married to Lieut. A. J. Dougherty, U, S. A. neighbourhood of N. Luzon, and pressure is most remarkable and consummate skill on the Alice Hutchinson, Mary C. Albert Fayer. high in a band extending over Central China part of both performers. Frau Masquardt also weather Afong married to Miss Bessie Whit and S. Japao.
delighted her audience with her "Fantasie 'oning of Davenport, Iowa, niece of Admiral Whit-. Gradients are lets steep, but strong monsoon Home, Sweet Home arranged by herself for ing. Abraham H. Along married to Miss May will continue to prevail in the Formosa Channel the harp, but for various reasons was unable to Harvey of Brooklyn. Melaine B. married to and the N. part of the China "ea.
respond to the call for a repulition. Mrs. W. W. Brewster. PORECAST.
Newborn was again very pleasing in Tosti's Mr. Afong was reputed a millionaire, with Wang Fung -Hongkong and neighbourhood, N. winds, Good-bye, and in response to an encore save yast holdings in China. Just what his wealth Chau Yu Ting... fresh fair.
With you away, with finished expression and is, is uncertain, His son Tony is also reputed Li Kin Tong spirit. Altogether it was a decided musical to be a millionaire. He it interested with his lizat, and as these clever musicians are to give father in shipping concerns in Chinese walers
Leung Hin.Cha Leung Ching Po one concert to-morrow night at the City Hall, and owns a newspaper or two there..
Mr. Afong, at the time of his death, was 61 Compradore David Sassoon & Go. | years old.—Manila Times
[Continued on page 6)
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