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Telegrams.

[Renters) Orioket.

London, 30th October, In the match at Perth between the M. C. C, and the Westralians, the English eleven won by an innings and 134 runs, The Financial Orisis in New York. $70,000,000 have,heen deposited in the National Banks, exceeding the records of the previous financial crisis.

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The Emperor of Austria The Emperor Franz Joseph took a walk yesterday, the first since his illness.

Arrival o"the King and Queen

of Spain.

The Duke and Duchess of Connaught, the Princess Henry, and a crowd of distin- guished persons, welcomed the King and Queen of Spain at Victoria,

THE HONGKONG, TELEGRAPH.

THE CHINESE ENGINEERING ANDƐMINING CO.

HISTORICAL AND DESCRIPTIVE.

It is now close on thirty years since a little band of foreign engineers set out from Tientsin to open-according to foreign methods-what is known as the Kaiping Coalfald. The development that has since been brought about comprises the Chinese Engineering and Mining Company, and the Imperial Railways of North China. The coal project has now become a great industry. The Kaiping mides were inaugurated by the then Viceroy, Li Hong chang, whose herchman in the matter was the late Mr. Tocg King-sing. This gentleman's nama is known to many in Chjón, and his nephew, Tong Shan-yi, has become even more kouwn. Tong King-sing way, educated by the late L. Brown (of Amoy, I believe); he both wrote and sp ke English fluently. With him were Mr. Burnett, the bead mining engineer, a mans of great experience, Mr C, W. Kinder as assistant, and Mr. Molesworth as mechanical engineer. It will not be necessary to trace the

Their Majestics proceeded to Kensington various steps up in the time that the mine be-pressure of rgo lbs. per square inch, fitted com Palace.

Later.

came the Chinese Engineering and Mining Cómpany, or to follow the canal development The Re ult of the Cam' ridgeshire.as a means of transport that first look place,

1-Land League.

and then the railway, Mi. Burnett unfortu·

a-Malua.

3-Stick Up.

There were 15 starters. The race was won by alneck, with two lengths between 2nd and 3rd, Bensational Arr st in Edinburgh.

A sensation has been catised in Edin burgh by the arrest of Magistrate Ayling, who had just resigned a partnership in Messrs. Constable & Co.'s publishing firm. The Magistrate is accused of forging billa to a large amount.

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The L'bal. Trial in Germany. The dignified attitude of Count Kumo Moltke at the libel trial, and other circum stances, have produced; à considerable ré- vulsion of feeling in his favour.

nately succumbed before much had been achieved, and most of the work has been car. tied forward by Mr. C. W. Kinder, C. M. G.,

FRIDAY NOVEMBER

1907.

To-day's Advertisements.

HONGKONG 'HOTEL.

-MENU

SATURDAY, November and, 1907)

DINNER.

"Hoks D'ŒUVRÁS. Caviare on Toast 2

SOUP. Asparagus, Soup.

Fisit.

Boiled Fish and Parsley Fauce.

ENTREES,

power · and capacity are installed: at'; No. [6:lavel; "there deliver to No. 4-level,- whence the water" is pumped to the zor. face. At the time of my visit one pomp working at either level: of- 18 hours out of the 24 sufficed to keep the mine dry. Natural ly during the rainy season more of the power available on the spot would be required. The big hydraulic pumps formerly in use, whose capacity only permitted of a certain output of coal, are now held in reserva in case of any accident to the electric plant. The power house is a fine new building, and installed in it are three sets of engines, each of 1,618 horse. power, generating current 1,200 volts 3 phase; The whole immense dy-wheel. copilutes the dynamo. The enginen are supplied with jet | condensers' directly driven from the crank pine. There are also three motor generators trans- forming 3 phase into direct current at 230 volts far lighting and exciting the generators. Ono. steam dynamo is also supplied for starting up purposes. The large two-story switchboard it the end of the power station is an imposing sight. It consists of 32 separate panels. A range of 12 boilers is provided, working at a

plete with superheatern and Green's economi- sors. The feed water is arranged either with pumps or injectors. A feature of the plant is the cooling tower for condensation, suitable for. 750 cubic matres per hour. The mines and surface works are all lighted by electricity, which is likewise provided in all the European employees' houses. Hesides the main Tong many years in North Chian, When the rail- shah shaf, there is also at Tongshan the way made progress the two matters became Nouth-West shaft. Electrical power will also dissociated, and the mine company and rail be provided there, being transported by cable way were distinct, though closely allied, under-from the main plant. Similar power will also takings.

Of the railway I will write in another be provided for all shop purposes at the mine,

The attitude of the country in general to letter; the present will deal with the Mining and it will be recognised that the thaps forwards railways is symptomatic of the chaotic Company. It will serve to useful purpose to such a mine are fairly considerable.

state of mind in which China is now approaching traverse the ground by which the present

THE NORTH WEST SHAFT

her serious task of regeneration. There exists has at present an output of about 10, tons a † fullèrecognition of the 'necessity for their cop. month." This, like the Tongshan main shaft, struction with a view to the immediate im is expected, 10 increase with electrical power, provement of international-trade and commu- though it will not be in the same proportion,nications, but nearly all efforts to give practical The third mine of the company is situated at effect to the universal desire for railways are Linsi, a few stations further to the caitward-on hampered as much by national ignorance the railway. At present this mide produces as by official i competence. If is rue toughly 40,000 tons a month. I may first, that China has every reason to be dis however mention that here also an electric 1 trustful of foreign enterprise in the "matter of plant is in process of being installed, though it railways. In the heyday of the palicy that had has not advanced to the stage al operation as for its watch-word the partition of China the at Tongshan. At Linsi there are two generators Government had been forced to concede the and two 480 hp centrifugal pumps of precisely right of railway construction under conditions the same pattern as at Tongshan. There is that not only deprived her of all control and likewise a Rattau ventilator directly driven by profit in these enterprises, but were also calcu - ""Through the courtesy of the Agent and Gena melor for ventilating the mine, in course of lated to impair her sovereign rights in the territo

erection. The electric plant has all been ry through which the railways were to run. The provided jointly by siemens Schukert partition of China no longer figures in the Werk and the Allgemeine Electriciitto programme of practical politics, and the Chiness. Gesellschaft, who in this matter have am- algamated themselves. The erection of the machinery and plant has been superintended by Mr. Cross, who has represented the con.

RAILWAYS IN CHINARN

Considerable excitement prevails in the province of Chékiang." Negotiations" have beed in progress for some time past in Peking for the ratification of the agicament for the construction of the Soochow Hangchow Ning po railway line, the third of the four railway granted by China as British concessions and undertaken by the British and Chinese Corpor ation in 1898. Fired with the seal that has stirred so many other provinces, the inhabitanti of Cheklang claim the inalienable right of con structlog their own rallway, and, clinch their contention, have made desultory attempts to bulld bits of lines at various centres. Sudden. ly, however, they have realized that, while they are forming railway buscaux and toralog sods, there is imminent danger of the milway agree ment being signed over their heads. Accord ingly indignation meetings have been held in the province, and telegrams have been sent" to the Waiwupu from the Governor, the direct ors of the newly-created "railway companies and others. If we are to credit the intelligence that emanates, from Peking, the "action" of the provincials has had "its affect upon the Waiwaps, which in now, inclined to repudiate the existence of any undertaking to accept a lean of £1,60,000 from British and Chinese Corporation for the construction of the railway in question. The outcome of this: Strawberry Ice Cream and Finger Cakes. changed attitude may be left to those imme

Tipsy Cake, Cheese Biscuits, diately concerned ; but it is to be hoped that wiser counsels will prevail in Peking as they did in the case of the Canton Kowloon Rail way, which had also to endure persistent op. position from the provincials until the actuel ratification of the agreement.

whore name has been a household one for so

company,

ÁN ENGLISH REGISTERED COMPANY, acquired the property. The manner and method have not conduced to the establish meat of any similarly constituted Chinese, foreign companier, and, as may be gather. efem the litigation that ensued in the British Couns of Justice at home, the deal has certainly rot pleased the Chinese. The maiter has been an unfortunate one from The foreigner's point of view in China. It is to be, hoped it is evap yet noï beyond the possibi- In the Consular report for Canton forty of being rectified. But on this point I will 1905 the following appears under the heading more inter, and proceed to give a Briel "cigarettes.":-

CIGARETIPS IN SOUTH CHINA,

LAST YEAR'S CONSUMPTION,

[škétch nl what is to be seen at the mines.

Government need have no difficutly in decid

The total value of cigarettes for 1905 wateral Mann er in China, Major Nathan, R.E., 110,079 Lools and for 1905 3-783, taels. The trade in freign cigarettes (Virginian pene of that brilliant hand of brothers, who, during the year h, al hough still small, each in his way, is making his is fluence felt in shows a percepuble increase over dint of the world. I was enabled in see the mines and preceding years, goods of British manufacture stablishments of the Company. The enter continuing to hold the least and to participate in Prise is having a great economical effect "due proportion in the general improvement, throughout the country. There are several This apples more particularly to the higher coal-producing centres, but this is by far the tractors. The Linsi installation is provided Ty Government undertakings. Unfortunately,

latest and most important. Three hours by the mail train takes you to Tongshan, where

grade cigarettes wherein British manufacturers

with 9 boilers, with superheaters and economisers as at Tongshan, a large cooling plant for condensation, and a smoke stack 180

bably in the whole of China. "

Pigeon on Toast. Ox Tongue a la Romaine, Sweetbread Cailets and Tomato Sauce.

CURRY.

Dry Garry,

JOINTS, &c.

Roast Sirloin of Beef and Horseradish. Roast Capon and Bread Sauce. Boiled Shoulder of Mutton and Turnips. Cold Rice Bird Pia and Potato Balad.

SWEETS. Caramel Pudding,"

DESSERT.**

Fruits.

[955

Coffee,

PUBLIC AUCTION, THE Undersigned have received instructions

the

to sell by

PUBLIC AUCTION, FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

ON MONDAY,

4th November, 1907, at 11 AM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8, Des Vœux Road, corner of Ice House Street,

25 Cases MARGARINE, 40 Cases SALAD OIL, 100 boxes MANILA CIGARS, 25 Cases „COGNAC, 33 Bags CAROC SEED, 25 Cases WATSON'S No. 10 WHISKY,

Sc

&c.

ing which offers of farcigh capital for the construction of railways can be accepted the

without fear of the lines being other than stricte

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TERMS:-AS paual.

HUGHES & HOUGH,

Auctioneers, Hongkong, 1st November, 1902.

PUBLIC AUCTION., “HE Undersigned have received instructions

to sail by

PUBLIC AUCTION,

FOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,

אם !

WEDNESDAY, 6th November, 1907, at 11 AM at their Sales Rooms, No. 8. Des Voeux Road, corner of Ice House Street, SUNDRY VALUABLE

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8OUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

on. Here you will find the main shafts of the company are in opera-ft. High, the largest in North China, and pro- offers alike and even to repudiate the few ROOM SUITE by Powell & Co., OVER.

LA BRITISHBELGIAN COMMUNITY

THE LINSI MINE

however, in the indiscriminate alarm that the mere mention, of the introduction of foreign capital arouses, there is a tendency to scout all undertakings that have realy sanction, although actual details still await elabora tion. From such a policy, China herssif must remain the chief sufferer.

are well, to the fore. With regard to the cheaper qualities up nese cleatelies Government' munpoly-are being extensively, pushed'in South "China, and are making cor siderable headway, owing to the low prices at which they are placed on the market. Vatings local factories have been stane by Chinese companies with upto dare machinery, and produce rigarettes at very low rates; but their efforts, up to the prezent, have, met with but little success-A er can manufactured, gonds 'are stillataboued by the Chinese public, as a result of the boycott agitation in 1925, and imports from the United States have entirely ceased. On the other hand, it is a matter for satisfaction that the British American Tobacco in several other ways, is paid, for half and half will also be completed at the same time. When of enthusiatra, parsed dyer the country, and

comprising the mining and technical staff. The Company, which is a British one, was constituted party by British and partly by Belgian Capital. It is happy community that and M. Paquet as head etkineer and Danger The company provides residences of a beannaire, if hot palatial nature; the village of Tongshan has grown to in moderate sized town; foreigners clave provided- them-, selves with a racecourse; there is a hospital an some other institutions which, in this matter as

Company, which is developed the cigarette You are sperdity aware that the mine is a by the Mining Company and the Railway, trade in these parts, has now very largel, regret undertaking. Seeing the men checked come the opposition to it which followed as a

in for one of the three shifts which keep the corollary of the boy colt of American goods in mine going night and day is alone a great the previous year. There is no demand among sight. Up in recently the wige bill was the native for Fayptian and Turkish varieties: Sito con a month, and with the electrical fitant lately installed, and the number of miners U. S. GUNBDA *- "ELCANO".

considerably increased this amount will be augmented by on mean sum. The effect of the disbursement of so considerable a number of dollars per me it is naturally having on effect on the nighbourhood, Mening populations the world over are not given to niggardiness, and the Chinagian is no excep- ion; besides," he is a man who usually circu

TO UNDERGO EXTENSIVE OVERHAULING.' The gunboa Elena which arrived, front Hongkong last Sunday, says ʼn Cavite des-" patch of zith ult, is to go out of commission at 60 early date. The work of transferring her stores and filing, in the Cavite navat station has been commenced to-day and when combates money if he can canva. The annual re

flag will be hauled dawn, and the ship's sea- going days 'will be at end for some months to corte...

This vessel has been in reed of extendive repairs for long-time posî but the exigencies of the service required that she be kept, in active service until now, it becomes necessary to lay her up for an overhauling."

The Elous has been in continuous commis. sion for the past five years. the major por- tion, of which has been spent in cruising

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THE TONGSHAN MINE,-

is generally a wet mine, and much pumping is required to keep the workings dry, and permit the winning of coal to proceed. Before briefly describing the plant I may note that it was in stalled and commenced working on April 16

at the present time consists of one shaft and one incline for its working. These produce about 1,350 tons of coal per day. In slew of the electrical installation being supplied, and the increased pumping power that will be available, a new shaft has been sunk that was nearing completion at the line of my visit. The new head gear and winding engines are expected to be erected and ready for use by Match next year. The new screening plam all the plant comes into full working the estimate is that Linsi mine with produce 3,500 tons a day. If this ja realised the company will be producing over 6,000. tons a day-figure that, I believe, would, make it the greatest single coal producer in the world. The coal pi Linsi is similar in quality to the Tangthat production, but the general conditions of working ate easier. The general, quality of both leaves perhaps much lote de sired. It is not of a high clays, but it can be produced fairly cheaply, and, is suitable for locomotives and steamers as well as household purposes. It is not excellem for any one of the three, but it happily

FEVER WANTS FOR A MARKET.

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It is shipped away from Ching-wan-tao by the

At a certain, juncture it was, without doubt, convenient to the Central Government in stimulate the antagonism of the people against railway concessions, and it followed "as a natural corollary that the gentry and merchants of each province should be encouraged to promote railway enterprise at their own expense with their own borders. As wave

varidus-pums of money were subscribed, large enough in themselver, but wholly in adequate to the railway needs of the Empire: In three or four cases only have the enterprises contemplate. materialized, and in these it must be supposed, only after a great, wasie o money in the others peculation, shortage of capital, and absence of the requisite knowledge

lo sel about construction live, individually or

collectively been responsible for the man. realization of each scheme. Moreover, it is now being slowly recognized that the system of sattusing soparate provinces with the initia live and control of their own railway affair must lead":"lo" considerable confusion, and

Comprising TAPESTRY.COVERED DRAWING

DINING TABLE and CHAIRS, DINNER MANTELS, TEAKWOOD EXTENSION WAGGUNS, DINNER SERVICE, Single and Double IRON BEDSTEADY and BED. DING, TEAKWOOD WARDROBES with BEVELLED GLASS, CHEST-OF-DRAW- ERS, CARPETS, &c, &c, ;

A180.

2 COTTAGE PIANOS, 2 PIANOLAS, 2. GRAMOPHONES and RECORDS;

AND

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TYPEWRITERS:

One HAMMOND'S and One BARLOCK

Terms—As usual.

HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers.

Hongkong, 1st November, 1007;

"AL FRESCO FETE" in aid of the Funds of the

1967

SOCIETY OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL

to be held in the COMPOUND OF THE ROMAN CATHOLIC

CATHEDRALy.

on

SUNDAY,

toth November, 1907, from 9 PM to 11 P.M.

Admission Ticket.........$1

WH

HICH is entitled to a Souvenir on its presentation at the Souvenir Pavilion on the evening of the Fête only.·'

Tickets can bi obtained from To-day at

and at the R. C. Cathedral Compound on SUNDAY, the foil inst, from'g M. 107. PM. and at the gate on the night of the Fête.

Tickets issued for the 3rd will hold good for the roth ist.

[954 Hongkong, 1st November, 1997.

THE WEATHER,

The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg,

ultimately impair the resources and authority of the Central Government. This point bar pleted within the next two or three days her paris for the i'a few years and the figures of Ping steamers in considerable quantities, recently been embodied in a memorial to the Messrs. Grgi & Co., Hongkang Hotel Stall the pre-fit and loss account show the prosperity but it is faitudale, in having a great local de Throne by H.E. Tseng Chun-huay, who urges

But the most considerable de... Probably few, or no other collieries are the unification of China's railways in one sy of the in ne. Ivelopment is now taking place. At a cost ap

sa sinuated that there is a ready market-ata pranching £250003_hnelaborate electrical price, but one that pays-for, probably double. Pe haps when more capital has bees sypacribed and aquandered, when more pro› or treble is output. It is there locally the vinces are kept waiting for railways which Plant bas, been installed. '.

great string of coal carts at the mines, the coal show no sign of materializing under local carts at all the stations along the line, the coalisitiative, a fresh wave of sound sense will yards at Peking and elsewhere are evidence of piss over the country and the people will the way the product is used and appreciated. realize that there is something to be said. So far it has not been necessary to seek new in favour of a plan by which foreign cap

Atal can be made use of, without harm to the outlets, but this is a matter that will require national honour at five or six per cent. At Director of the Hongkong Observatory: attention when the output is so largely increas this rate of nterest sufficient made for railway. the Yangtse, River, where her move. Inst. At that time the daily average output ed: The official figures give the total output enterprise cannot bs'obtained from the Chi

Oh the 1st 1155 a.-The barometer has risen ments allowed the collection by her officers of coal was 17'6 tons for the first hales 958075 tons in 1906, as compared with of much valuable data relative to the com

nest themselves. Thus, while her own capital moderately to considerably over the China of the manth. For the, second half it was 841,523 tons during 1905. The railways, ini in fcft free for more lucrative investment, coast and Japan respectively. mercial political and military situation in 7,034 tons per day, the deliveries at the clading the consumption of the Imperial Chiza will have the 'satisfaction of seeing the Railways of North China (bout 75.000 country covered with a network of railwayį the heart of the Chinese Empire. Protection pil's mouth on the last few days being ions), the Peking-Kalgan Railway, and a por-bulli at a cost that will enable them to pay off Sea, and the lowest prezaure is over the Pacisc and assistance, was alon afforded the large num higher than that figure increasing daily tion of the Ching-Han line, took 136,977 all indebtedness in the shortest possible space to the N.E. of Japan. Gradients are mođetalo `ber of missionaria who make their bendquart." the canimeters were able to augment the The men work in three shifts ers in the cities along the Yangtse." This in- number of men. formation is finally forwarded to the Navy De. in the twenty-four hours, the night shift being partment to Washington and not a little of it from 10 pm. to 6 am. This shift does less ac ual work in getting coal than eiller of the reaches the State Department for consider. alion.

other thills, the work being largely of the clear The Elora won one of several Spanisk gun- ing up and preparatory order for the day shifts boats purchased from the Spanish Government soon after the Ameri an occupation of Manil. The average number of coolies in the mines And was hrought from one of the ports in the for the first half of April was 2,006 men; for the Southern-Islando to Cavíle wliere she was al- second half the number was 5,179 men, and on yard produces 1,500,000, firicks a month." The mom completely reballt and was fitted within the last day of the month it had reached 3.427 new battery of fouri4 inch, four b.ptr, and two The number has since been increased This Colts Automatic guns, which has cau ed, the vessal to be styled the "Paby Battleship," her i decily due to the new electrical pumping battery heing very farmidable for her size.

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Her officers, consisting of Lieut.."ommander-

plant.

THE FLICTRICAL, PLANT There are three farge electrically driven L. Mesheehy, Midshipmen WV E. Clarke, W. pumps perated through moloys each of

J. L. Jayne, Ensigns . Y. Rhodes, Edward

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lons as locomotive fuel, Bunker coal to stes- of time.-M. C. D), News, mers was 48,320 tonų; the local musket at Tientsin and immediate vicinity "consumed 24,155 ons into Manchuria, by rail, were sent 43,184 tons; and local sales amounted to 302,842 tons. The exports by steamer were 153.913 tons.

Besides the coal mines, there are BRICKYARDS AT BOTH TONGSHAN AND LINSI, operated by the Company. The Tongshan mine ipelf is a large consumer for its own re- submit the Linsi yord the Chinese kito is quitements; also large sale to be disbanded, and work concentrated on the new Flemish kiln. It was hoped that 3,200,000 bricks at the least would be manufactured this season. It may also be anted amongst the industries of Tongshan, though not operated by the company, are cement, works making a

glass factory at Linel,

THE NAW YORK FINANCIAL

• CRISIS.

ROCKEFELLER INTERVIEWED,

New York, October 264. Standard Oil Trost, interviewed to-day on the John D. Rockefeller, the organizer of the

present panic in Wall Street and the causes of declared that the depression and the con-

An area of high pressure lies over the Yellow

to slight.

+

Fresh monsoon may be expected in the Formosa Channel and the N, part of the Chica Sea

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Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending. at to am, 10-day, 9.00 inches."

FORECAST. 1-Hongkong and neighbourhood, N, E. winds, moderates fait

2-Formosa Channel, N.E. winds, fresh, 3.—South coast of China between Hoogkong

4-South coast of China between Hongkong and Hainan, same as No. 2. -

sequent panic was due to no ascettainable and Lamocks, same as No. 1. it cause. It was one of those incidents to com mercial activity, that come unexpectedly and with no apparent reason, he said, "Asked as to, ministration toward the trusts and large com whether it was due to the attitude of the Ad binations of capital, the great financier declared Minor failures continue to be reported from various parts of the country Gold is belog To complete the industrial portion of the imported by the affected banks and institutions, the gunboat "Ranger, and take her to the fons of water per minutd with a working bead | matter, a reference should be made to

Morgan, Rockefeller, and the Treasury Depart Yangled River for service..

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ment dava supplied hourly. $109,900

F.Newton, Assistant Surgeon 1; F. Chon an? | 482 hp. installed on No. 4 level. These good working quality, pottery works, and a that the depressing was without reasons. Assistant Paymaster J. J Luchsinger, will be dive centrifugal pumps at 1,509 révolutions a assigned to other ships on this station. It is repered bare that they will put in commission mirute, and the capacity of each is five to six

of 239, mates -Two pumps of similar

MR. Chi Pen-ch'iao, President of the Sharsi Paochin Co., who was sent for the other day by the Waieops, to assist in the approaching conference with representatives of the Peking Syndicate; arrived in Poking from Taiyuen on the aand ulti

Intimations

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