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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1907.

each individual evidently careless whelber"

the bone fell to him so long as it did not come within the clutches of an op- ponent. We firmly believe that Mr. Chang, the ex-Minister of the Interior, could have carried matters to a speedy and successful conclusion if he had been allowed his way, that is to say, if everybody had bant to his will, taken his word for granted and trusted for the best. But the day of the autocrat in over, even in China, and Mr. Chang with all his foreign experience finding it impossible to get what he wanted resigned the thank less office of president to the Company and resumed private life. For a few weeks past Sir Chengtung Liang Chang has been at the head of affairs, but what he has done since he assumed that important position it is impos.

sible for us to say. We have heard now and again of Sir Chentung being here and, there throughout the Kwang Pro vinces and have made the futile guess that he was engaged in perfecting the arrangements for beginning the work in such earnest fashion that before another

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

WEST RIVER PATHOL.

Regarding the scheme for the new line of didamore, we are sal cal to doubt the locality of the

A VOLCANIC Mountain in Hida province, SUGGESTED BOYCOTT OF BRITISH project. The present combinatio Japan, is in eruption,

THE English mail of the 16th November was delivered in London'on the 14th inst,

THE members of the Hongkong Folice Force have listed Invitations for a dance, at the City Hall, on the 24th inst.

Ma. Lorrie Andrews in actively engaged in Washington in an Impeachment of Judge

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.... The reports which have reached us from our

correspondent at Canton for the past few days give evidence that, instead of the agitation abatting, the movement directed against the presence of the British flotilla on the West River la gaining weight at all the more im PRESIDENT, Roosevelt will nominate alcom-portant centres along the delta. The reported mission to arbitrate in the strike of the miners overhauling of launches by one of the torpedo on the Nevada 'goldfeds."

boats attached, to the fleet led to a desire for more information on an incident, which, trivial in itself, has been seized, by agitators to infind her selves in a very shut, while in the flame the minds of the people against the acusenvinblé position of having cut their noses to tion of Great Britala in mobiliaing and rain spite their faces. In the present position taining the flotilla on the Caplen dolta. An of affairs, the matter miy be regarded, as, interview with a Chinese gentleman having to say the least, purely chimerical. That We are in receipt of a calendar for 1got from tradal connections with Wuchow and other thein in the poibility of decreasing the the Weiler Fire Fed Marine Assurance Coriverine ports, by a representative of this frights if the West, River steamers under for which Messrs. Wm. Meyerink and Co. are paper this morning, elicited much first-hand the British fl, it canon be ga said; but the the agents in Hongkong.

information of special interest bearing on the merchants, whilst wanting to keep in step with subject.V

the local gentry, realiti that they are raising a question that is more than lik sly to prova de

Wilfiey. The result of the campaign i at present indeficits.

KOWLOONSH

CONSTRUCTION WORK"

THE DOCKS

STEAMERS

on the Wait River would be more than able to

With the launching of the lary team tog TROPOSED ESTABLISHMENT OF CHINESE Cope with the proposed opposition, if the peo

ple carry out their intentions. The capital Engineer Jakt week for the necessary to build and equip the proposed new the U. S. Military Diament al feet is far greater than what can be ralied in a ↑ shipyard at Hunghoni in by no port of the site of Wuchow, and the scheme, of vessels on the stocks. Anga would be sure to fail, unless fidancí›l assist, although there are no ordene får lägs socs is received from capitati to in Hongkong tional work on band, the building and Canton. The preser 1 conditions of trade of the Hongkong and Whamp on the West | iver would not warrant the ex- have their hands pretty full withi pen teure that would have to be incurred in of small toonage to the order of starting the new venture regarding it as a and of the Philippins Government purely commercial undertaking, and even if Goddard and Douglas, who the proposal were realiz at the Chinese would the construction of the Anglicer the Military Authorities at Mar locking after the building of the sized sige! launches for the Quarter-Maste Department at Manila. Considering that the local Dock Co. successfully unverbid Simge- pore, Shanghai, and Japie in their tenders, there is every probability, as our representative was authoritatively informed, that the orders for the other vestals required by the same depart- ment of the U.S. Government will be salt to Han kang for execution. In fact, had the amount appropriated in the budget for additional. launches and burges been available", orders, would already have been placed with the Hong- kong Company) fur ( bevaral more launches of the larger dimensions urgently required for, the - Manila › harbour as well as inter-island" duties r'an it is, however, the orders are held in

Reference was, in the first place, made to

the monster meeting held at Wuchow on the evening of the toth inst. From what we could galber it was aliended by the entire body, of the local gentry and merchants." The speeches, ward vahement in character and were, directed,

A TOKIO despatch of 12th just. fo the N.C. Pagainst the presence of the British flotilla on News says: There have been twenty-four the river. In the opicion of the speakers the cases of small-pox at Kobe up till yesterday, advent of the British warships must be regard- including that of a steker on board the stred with suspicion, inasmuch as, it was thought, Indrapura..

THE following telegram wis received by the American consulate general, from the Manila Observatory, at 6 p.m.. yesterday:-December 15, 1907, at 3 pm. Typhoon South Yap Western Carolines.

THE-Superintendent of the Alice Memorial and Affiliated Hopitals begs to acknowledge with grateful thanks the sum at $4,000 (four thous and dollars) from Chinese Procession Fund par Menis. Ho Tai Shnny and Chau Siu-ki,

they were a menace to Chinese an encroachment: upon the lovereign rights, of China, and a wresting of the privileges per teising to the Goverment of the Frovince by the policing of her own highways of commerce by a Foreign Power,

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ACTION IN CANTON.

EXTRASHDINARY PROPOSALS, "

[From Our Own Correspondent.]·

Canton, 14th December,

was held in the offices of the Self-Government On the 11th instant "asolher mass meeting Lengue. These was a very large gathering pre Shiu-chuan, were voted to the chair. As the sent, Messrs. Wong Shiu-ping and Kong meeting the letters from Shiu-bing and Wu chaw, complaining of the interference made recently by some of the British ves els sent to police, the West River, with some native Luiches and junks, were read. The majority

the expenditure during the next fiscal year abaya ce pendio, new votes to be taken for

For the use of the Duck Co itself an im-

proved tug to replace the stranded Rebirt Cooke is well advanced la construction. The increased tonnage of the post and" of the ver

sele making this the terminal port petersitato a powerful-ing to handle the_large" Pacific steamers requiring drydocking in Hongkong...

The Hamburg-Amenka Linig havs” been

Chinese New Year has come. and gone we THE Shangbai Electric and Asbestos Co., Ld., should have been on the verge of realising announces that an interim dividend of four per the advantage of having a foreign-bred na-cant, for the current financial year will be pay

able on and after January 15, 1908 WHISKYtive installed as the head of one of the greatable

branches of the Imperial Chinese' rallways. [** To start with, it is not a happy augury for the success of an undertaking when the lead. ing light straightforwardly declares that lie has no desire to have anything to do with the railway in any shape or form, and when that statement is' backed up "by, numerous feints and apparent subterfuges to evade the appointment, the prospects of the railway become none the more halcyon. And again, because a man has proved an accomplished PURE MALT WHISKY diplomat and has been accepted as a persona grate in the two great English-speaking countries is not to say that he possesses at the same time all the other virtues of me- chanical genius, sound judgment in com-` mercial affairs or engineering insight, granting for a moment that the delay in procedding with the Canton-Hankow fine has boek due to no fault on the part of the manager al staff, how can it be explained that months ago the material for the Canton Waterworks Company, a new, concern, was lying at the wharves at Kow- loon, and has long since disappeared in the direction of Canton; that the recently-pro-1. Pereira, Di S. O, British Military At jected from bridge across the river would ache, at Peking, is in town, as also Major A. S. WATSON & CO., have heen began but for the untimely Williamson, of the Army Service Corps, from Hongkong, making alie necessary arrangements demise of the promoter which brought aboul for the arrival of the Cameron Highlanders for the company presented.no difficulty in the salissc.ory" arrangement, of to withdraw the Dock,Co, and in that they are sure not to be LIMUȚED,

the liquidation of the Company ; and that the The houses for officers of this battalion are British section of the railway to connect being pushed on rapidly in Bruce Road. WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.

Kowloon with Canton is being rushed China Critic (Tientsin), through at top speed? If other Chinese and foreign unde takings can succeed in this A SERIES of lectures to ladies on "First Aid way, why does the Canton flankow railway will be given by Dr. W. V. M. Koch, in St. lag behind? Supposing that two or three College, even on its 2014 representative was

lecture will be given on Friday, 2011 in A

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FINE MELLOW FLAVOUR.

Per Case

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ESTABLISHED A.D), 1841,

ALEXANDRA QUILDINGS.

Hongkong, 30th November, 1907.

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1 Chinese Engineering and Mining Co., announces that the total output of the Company's three mines for the week ending ovember 30, 1907, amounted to 20,388,90 tons and the sales during the same period of [18, 69.13 tons. ·

The meeting then proceeded to consider the questina of the advisability bf establishmg á fleet of steamers, suggested at six in number, to be registered under the Chinese flag and lo be engaged on the West River trade. The main idea underlining the scheme is to boy. cout the existing Inis of steamships, the majority of which fly the British flag, and to ultimately if practicable, oust the British traders from the river altogether, in order that con petition might be successful the propounders of the scheme suggest that four steamers should be placed on the Hongkong-Wuchow run, and the other two on the Wuchow-Canton run in direct opposition to the stern-wheelers now. oparated by the powerful Joint Companies, vis the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Steamboat Co., Ld., Mesir, Butterfeld & Swire and the Indo-Chinn Steam Navigation Co, Ld. (repre. sented by Messrs. Jardine, Matheson & Co Ld.) The question of the necessary capital

minds of the speakers who said that, if Chinese merchants would only give an undertaking to ship cargoes in their own vessels or ia any other than British bottoms, the wherewithal for constructing and equip ping the vessels would be forthcoming. Our meeting an i I capiini of $300,000 was then

(i was informed “that

the

valued, constituents of the local shipyard, and for that important concern the Kow- loan woks are completing a composite tug of seventy-five feet in length for the Singa pore service. Notwithstanding the fact that the Tanjong Pagar Dock Board has to-day ibs status of a quasi-official concern, the leading local shipbuilders have succeeded in securing the H.A. contract against the Singapore" Docks for a vessel intended for service within the waters of the sister colony,

The N.D.L. have already had practical ne yuaintances with the capabilities of the yard acrnes the water in, the building line and in awarding the contract to Mr. Fobt. Mitchell for a steel seagoing tug of ice ft, in length

chiel manager of the Hongkong and Whu i pon they know what to expect from the

decided to ask the people of Wuchow and Shiu-hing to furnish the League with a state ment giving the sauce of those shops n which the reamen of the British vessels had created the alleged disturbances toge ther with the exact day and hour and other particulars for evidence so that the Canico Viceroy may be requested to make suitable re- presentations to the British Consul at Canion on the mater. It was the opinion of the meeting that, as several cases of disturbance were reported to have taken place during the. dini few days created, according to Chinese accounts, to Chinese vessels and even shops on land by British seamen, the leading British merchants at the ports of Canton and Hong kong should be requested to move their Consul the righ Admiral to bring about a more West River futilla altogether. The appeal to the Batsb merchants is due to the The adaptability of the lighters built in the fact of their large dealings with Chinese Colony for the Bangkok service has been de traders and their help is also needed in monstrated to the advantage of Hongkong, At: the matter. If this step fails, they will take the yards at Kowloos can be saan another twin, her steps to deal with the British merchants screw steal, iron cargo lighter. It is similar in in their tradal intercourse, and representatives all respects to those already armed out for the

towed

to Bangkok as SOUD will be sent to England to confer with the BriN.D., and will be

man, Mr. Wong, advised the launch owners to transfer their flags on the r5th day of the pre- sent moon. instead of the 1st day of the next. The representatives of the stem launch owners guild stated that, if revision is at once effected in the regulations governing the inspection of boilers and if the Viceroy will

disappoluted.

years ago when the perple of Kwangtung attendance fee of $z will be charged for the and thrie guaranteed for the patriotic enter.tish Government on the subject, The Chair. I as it is one of the builders kanda,"

welc

purpose of defraying incidental expentes.. T'exi books (soc. each) and illustrated triangular bandages (25c. each) may be obtained from the hon. secretary, St. John's Ambulance As

excited up to their eyebrows at the „prospect of themselves owning and operating The line in question, and securing dividends "The SINGKONG TELEGRAPII should be which would be without parallel, because the #ilnard in The Kiitor, 1, Ice Bouse Blond, sind administration would be cheap, efficient saciation, should be accompanied by the Writer's Name and and actuated by the single idea of advancing Adrome. Ordinary laminecommunicatious smuld be aide the interests of the shareholders, supposing a

to The Manggar

start had

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Tire Klitor will not requible for

any rejected M8,, non 16 3 quzr; way Contribution,

SUBSCRIPTION 'RATES FIN ADVANCHI DAILY-$80 per hou WEEKLY-18 jer mum

then beep made with the line most of the objectionable practices which still exist in connection with the shipping of the Canton river delta would to a great extent have disappeared. For if

We are requested to state that the Very Revd. Father M. A. MacDonnell, C.5.6.X., of the Redemptorist Congregation, has been invited by the committee of the "Catholic Union", lơ deliver a public lecture, in their reading room to-morrow, Tuesday, the 17th Inst., at 6 pm,

*prise

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The meeting also resolved that, in the event of the maintenance of the British Fintill being continued, the Chinese stoarn-launch, owners pledge themselves to fall into line with the parent Guild in Canton by having all their vessels transferred from under foreign flags into Chinese colours on and alter the lat day of the 12th moon, i.~, the 4th prox.

Aaked as to..

'THE TORPAUD BOAT INCIDENT *

our informant related what transpired at the

the Chinese merchant' rendered into English:-

Of minor works may be mentioned two- steam-launches for local firms. Both are built. of wood, one being a very diminutive boat of only $5 feet long. They are intended for bar- bour work,

FIRE AT YAU+MATI;

grant the request to appoint Total Wel Han to inspect the launches instead of a foreign OUTBREAK CAUSED BY A CARELESS YOUTH officer as at present, they will be quite willing. to transfer their flags without exception on the

At the meeting several other questions were forenoon in the verandah of house No, 223, day suggested by Mr. Wong.

A fire, which was caused by a youth playing

with a box of, matches, broke out yesterday

your pirates and robbers and despoilers of The subject of the lecture will be the "Found meating. The narrative is given in the words of discussed and another mesting was arrangedStation Street, Mangkok. The boy, who is The rate per quarter and pour menein, proportional, fishing feels find that their practice is will take the chair, and the "Catholic Usian" |

ation of Belief." The Rt. Rev. Bishop Perroni "One of the speakers at the meeting laid stress to take place on the 15th instant. The Hally ie is dollyerel fren when the wide waning owing to a diversion in the trade will be open to the general public from 6' to

routes they are not likely to continue un- 7.33 p.m. remunerative labours longer than they can

scoovible to messenger. Un cajien ant by post on

additional $1,80 per quarter is charged for postage The potage on the weekly isque to any part of the

world |= 36 conte per quarter" Single Copies Pully, ten cents. Weakly; hopey

fira cente.

BIRTH.

Op December 11, 1907, at Shanghai, tó M2. and Mrs,-Y, KUмsoo, à daughter.

MARRIAGE.

help. The genial old Viceroy Chang Jen-XEWS was received here yesterday, reports the chun, who has managed to get himself into N. C, D. News of the 11th inst., of the death fa hot water through his over-careful exhibition of Rome of Mr. John Goodenw, formerly U.S. an indisposition to do nothing, was the gentle-Consul-General at that port, Mr. Goodnow man who had the calm assurance to suggest, came to Shanghai, to succeed Mr. J. R. quating from memory, that because piracy Jemigan at Conal-General, in 1897. He was had heen endemic in the West River from born at Greensburg, Ind., in 1858, and was a On November 27, 197, at Ningpo. Captain times immemorial it was impossible to con

son of James Gandnów;Lt-Calnuel of the 12th ROBERT DOLLFUS, to FRANCES MARY, second

Todiana Volunteers. Mr. Goodnew graduated daughter of Colonel and Mis. G. Chrystic,ceive that the remedy could be discovered

at the University of Minnesota in 1874 and Short Heath Lodge, Farnham, Surrey.

resided in Minneapolis until he came to thang hai. He was a man of strong character and marked ability and in many respects performed

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HONGKONG, MONDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1907

EFFECTS OF CANTON-HANKOW

RAILWAY DELAYS,

It is hard to understand why the astute, thoughtful and far-sighted people of Canton

at this late day. But in order to appease the worried Waiwupu he agreed to the acquisition of a fleet of four "cruisers" which would pro-

tect the long reaches of the West River from

the duties of his office exceedingly well,

piratical gangs. The fleet was to cost, if we During a portion of his tenure of office he was remember rightly, something like $200,000, enemies, and not a few friends, and the circum- the Senior, Consul here. He made many What country more surprised than China stances which led to his removal from this when Creat Pritain flung a dozen gunboats, port are too generally known to need mention river cruisers and torpedo boat destroyers here. After leaving Shangbai, he was for a into the West River with instructions to time attached to the stall of the Vicemy at search all suspicious craft and to take Nanking, nothing for grant d ? Does anybody believe,

on an incident that is alleged to have occurred soine days ago during the stay at Wuchow of the British torpedo-boat A. The incident in ques Chinese soldiers on board of a Kwilio launch, tion, so it is said, consisted in the arresting of four

by a boarding party from the to:p:do-boat. The Chinese account is in the effect that a party from the A 35 boarded this inuúch and found tour Chinese soldiers, with accoutrements, on board. I am not quite clear on the point, but 1 understand that these four men were in mufli and contented themselves with saying they were there to safeguard the launch from pirates, and had been put on bound by the Kwei-lín military authorities. The British sailors took these men aboard their vessel for further in vest gation, and whilst the inquiry was being

conducted

Mr. Li Chai-liang presented to the League clock to be hung on the wall for the sake of punctuality, and in future all meetings will commence at 2 o'clock in the afternoon.

launches have changed their digs and secured During the last two days several steam Chinese registry.

DEATH OF A MACAU MILLIONAIRE,

about ten years of age, threw a lightdd match into a large basket containing empty-match boxes, which was placed in one corner of the verandah, in order to save his fingers. They

windows and doors. The Yap magifire brig match boxes 1000 ignited and the flames. spread to the ceiling, "hance to the wooden

ade, la charge of fospector McMardy, otworg ed smarily to the call, and in less than half aq hour they had the fire, which on their arrival was eating its way into the house, suppressed. The building was not insured, and the damage dose is estimated at $to

SHIPPING AND MAILS.

MAILS DUR

G. (Prins Bild Friedrich) 19th just4 11 km. Ger. (Frine Regent [ulipoid) 19th inst.:: Indian (Lightnine) 19th lqit, p.m. German (Sachsen) ab inst. Australian (Tim), 1712 Inst fadian (Fooking) ugih inst.

Aushallah Chingi) sid pidk,

The Boston 5. S.Co's sa. Shawmul arrived Victoria, BC 13th lost.

The 6.5 Cärnar omhire Jest Singapore on

{"inst., at daylight,

have apparently so far failed to realise the for a moment that the action of Great Britain C. A. HIVLAnder caused some merriment at and what was more, were liable to in the future," small Chinese banki.but it is in Canton 14th inst., at 6 p.m., and is due here on attes

The M. M. Co's 3.5 Saladie,with the next French mail, left Singapore today, for this port, wie Saigon, of 4 pm

THE LATE MR. LU-KAU. Mr. Lu-kau, the Chinese millionaire of Ma- cae, is dead. Such is the brief report which reached us from the Toringaese colony. Briefly put, the carear of the deceased may be summarized as a truly meteoric 11 request from the Police one. From a native bank coolie to messenger, agistrate was received asking for he and successively accountant, manager, and their proper s'atus and mission: The saquest epolisi in Macao and later at Canton, the rise release of the nico, with an explanation of basker, then opium farmer, gambling man was immediately complied with and the four of Mr, Lu-tau to a position of social eminence Chiness"braves" accordingly released. This re and means in his own limited sphere has been puted action of the British vessel.was considered directly and may be wholly attributed to the high-handed and arbitrary and it was pointed tainted money of the gambling board, The our was a sample of the treatment to which late Mr. Iu-kaus connection with Hongkong Chinese vessels and Chinese were subjected, is that of a land proprietor and owner of a fact that so long as the Canton-Hankow was taken without previous consultation with the Police, Court this morning. He went to a As stated at the outset agitators worked upon that his largest interests latterly lay in the railway continues a nebulous quantity so the Powers and an expression of their entire native barber's at Chiuloeng street yesterday the credulity of the listeners, by thetorical extensive monopolies he beld after the long will the question of the control of the unanimity in the scheme? It was a plain where the tonsorial-artins failed to reader an efforts, in deprecating British action and depanure of the redoubtable Shum and the West and North Rivers be a matter of stress business, proposition which could not be acconat of themselves to their patron's satis attributing to this insignificant incident revival of the pupiu and sample lotteries by faction. This, aroused Hylander's rígineous exaggerated motives and intentions the wea Coow fu. Lu-tao was a person grate and worry. For many weary monthis, long shirked any longer in face of the conjurings indignation who emphasized it by raising awar the part of the British sailors in search. with the latter Viceroy from whom he hold the and may be expected here.ob 1719 insti, 15 same. -before-the-time when the patrolling of the and arguments of the China-Association with the barber's subs, stands, etc. To aping an offensive Chinese trading vessel and farm whose royalty ran inin seven figures West River had reached the acute stage at branches and when the step was taken every peise the foreigner's wrath an arbiter was sent causing the ignominious ariest of four officers annually. When Shym's ro-appointment for a which it stands to-day, we have indulged in body realised how much better it might maned in the person of a police officer who of the Government. Whereas had the four second term to Canton was reported, the gambe hope following. hope that the actual work in have been if it had been taken years ago, had the belligerent brought before Mr. Haze guarda given correct information, in the firing farmers seeing their privilege threatened by The Imperial German Mail s.a: Sachsen left counsction with the construction of the nd yet there might never have been any land, the Police Magistrate, this morning instance, when questioned as to their presence the advent of Shum despatched special Kobe via Nagasaki and Shanghal ontsth inst railway would be commenced at last, that need for this technical invasion of Chinese When the charges were read out to him on board the launch nothing more would have embassy to Peking to plead their case, Bui Pm, and may bp expected here on or about the Chinese would be to captivated by the authority had those at the head of the Hylander, indignantly, remonstrated: "Var, been said or done. As to the right of boarding the mission was premature and Sham chose The N, V. K. sa Kanagawa Mara, Euro dru-ucks dry-unk? No, ant dra-ank] Ala Chinese launch, by the A35's men that was the quieter environments of Kanyang to the pean Line, lefi Koba for this port de Moll and results achieved through their own energy, Canton-Hankow Railway Company perform the ugli he pleaded guilty to disorderly, be. most likely in order, as it is incarceivable that troublous surroundings at Cabion. The an Shanghai Do T4ila jest, and is expected share.

xious time made considerable: inruads into on 23rd init. Made of that, it

It would be a case of Cairo to ed their duty in the first instance,

haviour? His Worship settled the doubt in such an action would have been taken, hastily the deceased's, health, and aggravated by ad Khartoum over again and that the natives of

the destitute's mind by ordering him to pay by a British naval commander on his own

vai clog years his impaired constitution fall a the South, at all events, were not vain-glorious

go cepts compensation to the barber, or initiative and without reference to the authority victim to hesit fadure from which he succum from Yokohama on to last for Hongkong bed at his residence at Macao on 8turday Japan ports and Shanghai, and will be rem when they spoke of their ability to finance

days, and $2 for riotous conduct, or 11 days necessary for such sep.hid

morning after returning from supper 110 arrive at this port on 10 st and manage their own undertakings, Yet

Alleging the scarcity of Mexicans" which he

Chinese Club, at mid-nighs, Had Lukas lived ~The G. P. R. Copiandortar, artived ar had read local Bankers wated to be a fact, Wa ar Impelled to offer a few considera- he might have played a lezding pan in in | Yokohama els rf" on 15th fret, and ta what have we men but a series of petty

Hylander resigned himself to the warders caretians in the light of the foregoing interesting cause clebra wherein a promintet fecal instirus again at 6 am Tuesday, for Kobe here the bickerings and begrudgings and jealousies, stocki

je due to aniya si Buon ca kib just, for the next forialght, ti

statements abielund by our representative. tion would assume the frat 1kie).

LAU MING, an eauh coolls, was at the Police, Cour, this morning, convicted of the larceny of $13 worth of brass from the Quatry. Bay Shipyard, yesterday. Mr. Gomperts sentenced him to six weeks hard labour and six hours

SUA VEW CONSIDERATIONS.

uni

The Imperial German Miltus Print Regent. Luitpold left Shanghai opisth inst, at m

The P. & A. S. S, Cb,ass. Alliła will be’dus: to arrive at this port on aradipist. 4The ss. Nicomedia will be due to artive Lee, on th

lost.

24th instilpệt Na

The T. K. K. 4,8. Hongkong Kærk, will sail