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Telegrams.

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"

SERVICE

RIGTING AT HANKOW

FOREIGN WARSHIPS PREPARING TO LAND FORCES.

CHINESE TROOPS 'GRAPPLING WITH

THE SITUATION. ANG

[From Our Own Corrispondent.]

Shanghai, 16th May, 1.20 p.m. rioting has broken out at

Serious Hankow..

The emeuta is confined to the native city.

Chinese troops, reinforced by the presence of Chinese, warships, have arrived at the scone of the dis- turbance..

The foreign men-of-war in port

FONGKONG TELEC

HONGKONG GYMKHANA CLUB

SECOND, MEETING,

Padrons :—His Excellency Sir Fredorick Lugard, x.C.M.0, C.D., D.SO.; His Excellency Vice-Admiral Hon. Sir Hedwonh Lambton, CB. His Excellency Maj Genl. R. G. Broad woor, c.ai Commodure X. H. 8. Stokes, BM

Commitice The Stewards of the Hong- kong Jockey Club (ex officio), The Hon. Mr. F. H. May, C..o., C. H. Rost, Esq., J. A, Jupp, Eng, H. P. White, Esq., G. K. Hall Bruton, Esq. John Paterson, Eag, and Captain Cunningham.

Judge-Maj. Genl. Broadwood, Handicapper –]. A. Jopp, Eig, .. Clerk of the Scaler --H. P. White, Esq. Dər Assistant Clerk of the Sonter;-Capt. Can- oingham.

Starter C, H, Ross, Esq. and Starter :-J. Paterson, Esq. Time Keeper-M, S. Saisoon, Esq Hon. Sit. and Treasurer – R. E. C. Master, Esq.

Panier Best.0

Points barded Entrance fee S

for

pace, Pilim pray

sented by the Club, Post antries will be accopted for this crent...

R MONDAY MAY 18, 1908.

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DOUGLAS

There were sevèral entries, Dupten was "a aurke

very successful, and made three carries, elicit log great applause. Bretton obtained second place.

54 30 p.m.-FIVE FURLONG FLAT RACE For all China ponies, W'aight for inches per scals. Jockeys who have not won more. thao two official races in Hongkong, Shang- bai or 7 lanisla allowed 5 lbs. Entranca fen 55.tat priza: A Cup presepted by H. E. R. Hunter, Esq. 2nd prize $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner)

STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW

THE Company's Steamship

_________" HAICHING, Captain A. E. Hodgins will be despatched for the abova Ponts, on FRIDAY, the sånd instant, it.11 o'clock Ad

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(Owner)

Kr. Gegg's Eylinton, 155lb...........(Rend) *.❤ Mr. J. H. N. M.'s Bauksin Röss, 149b...... (Seth) Mr. J. W. Noble's Baluchi Chief, 152lbs...

(Bickman) o Time: 1.15.- Winner: 511.70, Cash Sweeps: 1st $604,80; and 5176.80, 3rd $86 40. 2009.

TONKIN,

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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES.

FROM CALCUTTA, PENANG AND SINGAPORE

HE Steamship CU THE

THE "AMLOPIUM MOVEMENT. IN CHINA

are making, preparations to land colour to the paddock. By kind permission of 6-4.50 p.m.-FROM THE TWO-MILE POST Data M

forces to protect the foreign com- munity in case of eventualities.

(The above telegram was received on Salur day afternoon, but as the publication of that day's paper commenced at an early hour in the afternoon, it could not be printed in the same issue.-Ed., H.K.T.)

STRIKE ENDED.

JAPANESE CLAIM FOR COM.

PENSATION. "

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."】

Hankow, 16th May.

In reference to the strike at Han- kow, a number of soldiers has been despatched to put down the disturb.

ance.

All work in, the port was resumed to-day,

The Japanese merchants of this city have formulated a claim for compensation for a big amount of money for losses alleged to have been incurred as a result of the strike.

[Reuters

Opening of the Franco-British Exhibition.

LONDON, 15th May,' M. Cruppi and M: Ruan, the French Ministers, attended a banquet given by the Chamber of Commerce in the evening,

M. Ruan, said he hoped the exhibition would further develop the entento, ;

The Indian Frontier Troubles. Lord Lonsdale was asked, in the House of Lords, whether the Ameer had replied to the representations of the Government of Tadia in reference to the participation of Afghans in the frontier outbreak and whe ther any explanation had been given of the hostile demonstration at the Kalber Pass.

Lord Lon'dale replied that the Ameer had given satisfactory assurances' of his efforts to disrunde Afghans from joining the tribesmen; but it was contrary to the public interests to enter into details of the cor- respondence.

Later.

The Reduction of Armaments. Sir Fdward Grey, speaking at a dinner of the Iron and Steel Institute, said one nation was helpless in trying to reduce armaments without others co-operating.

The Government realized the importance of maintaining armaments, especially the

naval atmament.

In conclusion, Sir Edward Grey said that, if our naval position, falls to such a point that we are unable to cope with any probable combination brought against the navy, not merely our prosperity but our very indepen. dence and integrity will be at stake.

Herr Dornburg in London.

16th May, Herr Demburg had an interview with the Earl of Crewe yesterday, and in the evening an audience of His Majesty the King prior to his departure for Damaraland.

Bomb Outrage in Calcutta, There has been another bomb outrage in Calcutta in which four persons were injured. Canada.

At a meeting held at the Mansion House, and presided over by the Lord Mayor, it was, decided to open a National fund for the pur pose of presenting to Canada á birthday gift in memory of General Wolfe and the French General Montcalm

His Majesty the King and H. R. H. the Prince of Wales are subscribing to the fund,

Night Exercises Suspended.

An Admiralty order suspends night attacks and exercises until further orders,

France End Great Britain. France and Great Britain are utilising the prescace of M-Cruppi In London for the Purpose of informally discussing the question of concluding a commercial treaty

The second meeting of the Gymkhana Club was held at the Happy Valley on Saturday afternoon. The weather was delightful through out the races, and there was no rain to mar the proceedings. There was a good attendance of ladies, whose bright costumes lend so much

Major Evans and the Officers of the 13th Rajputs, the Band of the Regiment played the following selections of music during the racer, and greally solirened the proceedings:-

-Valio...." Svengali “......

March... ................" Illack ffor 3-Vale

**Fairie Voicea " --Selection. ****Country Girl

Vale Merry Widow"..

"Imperial "....

Roader. Hume, ..Crowe.

-Cake Walk....."Abumblin Mosi,,Aard. by Coke,

March

Hume 6-Galop

."John Peel"

..Godfrey. · -Cake Walk.....Dout Make dem Sçandlowa Ryan

at Me"

John, 1-3 p.m.-GY#KHANĄ STAKES,—Value $100. Distance one mile. For all China ponies. Calch weights at 10 st.. 6 lbs. Winners of an open race or open griffin race 5 lbs, extra. Non-winning subscription griffios allowed §- lbs. Jockeys who have not won more than two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed ́5 lbs. ́A cup called the Gymkhana Cup will be presented at the end of the season to be was by the pony scoring most marks is the races for the Gyaikhang Stakes at the Gymkhana meetings during the season, counting 4 points for a fist; z for a second; ands for "à, third. The benefit of marks already scored to pass with the pony of a sale. Any winner of the race to carry iba, extra for each win in subsequent starts' for the race, but in the event of a pony carry. ing the penally not winning, a lbs; to be de- ducted seat time ho atsits. Such a lbs, to remain deducted until he wins again when he will carry the full penalties without deduction. l'ensities accumulative up to 15 lbs. Entrance fee $5. znad prize: $25 Hall entrance fees to ge to winper. Mr. Dryasdust's Earthquake, 1çılba (Clarke) 1 Mr. Dryasdust's Coxcomb, 151lbs (Dupree): 2 Mr. F. H. May's Astral, rjilba ......(Owner) $ Mr. Biuston's Nutmeg, istibs „...(Owner) • Mr. D. F'orabjeo's Rubber Tree, 15lbs.....

(Gegg)

Mr. Rolason's Homocea, 156ins ...(Master) o Homocea started well, and was leading, but at-the finish was left several lengths bebind, Earthquake king first place, Cexcomb following close behind and Astral claiming third place.

Time: 2.-5.

Winner: 515.40..

Cash Sweep: 1st $157.50; 2nd $451 3rd $22,50.

ONCE ROUND AND IN FLAT RACE-For China ponies subscription griffins of any

** Mr. T. C. Taylor, M, P., who was the seconder lesson and all ponies entered in the Hong" of the recent resolution in the House of Com, kong Griffin Stakes and The Tientsin Stakes mons assalling the licensing of opium "dene, at the ongkong Jockey Club Meeting 19:8. (whatever a "den”, may be) writes the follow- Weighs for inches as per scale, Wisniering to the Times this, we suppose, being the ponies at any fficial meeting other than dress" rehearsal for the performance in the subscripinn auffins of this season 1957.98 House, as telegraphed to this Colony. He and powicz'cussed in the Yongkong Griffin | expresses himself thus on the position of things Stakes dod the Tientsin Stakes at the Hong-in the Far East; as it appeared to his eyes:- kong Jockey Club Meeting 1998 of ane race Sir, I spent a few weeks in China la Na 7 lbs, extra prof two or more racen a2 lbs, |vember and December Just, making searching extra. Non-winning subscription griffins of inquiries as to the extent to which the Chinese this season 1957-1958 and non winning run-authorities are carrying out the declared anti ners in the Hongkong Griffin Stakes and the opium policy of their central Government, Tientsio Stäkes at the Hongkong Jockey The letter of your Shanghai Correspondeat and Club Meeting 1908 allowed 7 ibu.. Winner the report on the subject of Sir Jobo Jordan to of a subscription griffin race at the 1st Sir Edward Grry, dated November 17. last," Gymkhana mesting this season to carry 3 lbs, which summanest a vast sumber of repons to extra. Penalties accumulative, Jockeys who him from all over Chins, confirm -the result of have not won more than two official races in

my own ingairies on the spot that reform in Hoogkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed this respect is only partial as yet, › Bug it is ¡ lbs. Entrance fee. $5, 1st prize: ́A Cup none the less real, presented by the Club and prize: $15. (Entrance fees to go to winner.)

Mr. P. Hancock's Chanticleer, "gilbs.

(Vackió)

Mr. Hariden's Grey Tick, 159lbs... (Clarke) Mr. Medico's Sofrado Rose 12lbs...(May) Mr. Dryasdust's Seringspatam, 14 lbs......

(Dapres)

Mr. H. W. Kenny's Resignation, 148lbs.... (Hickman)

17

+

Mr. M'Donnell's Chota Sahib 14lbs......... (Balderrun) MF. R. Wolf's Hamstead 152lbs...(Master)

1 here were, about three lengths separating the first and second ponies.

Time 2.21 3/5

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Your Shanghai Correspondent, while giving the Chiness Government credit for having already done something to suppress the opium habit, knowing. China well himself, astumos, !. fear, the same knowledge on the past of his read. 3er. May I remind them that China is a locsa federation of semi-independent provincial Governments-each with its owa Administra- tion, urmy, fiscal system, and even customs and some, laws distinctly separate" ( om all others? | Her population, nearly ico times that of the Daited Kingdom, is scattered over an area in Chin's proper 12 times ours, and including the dependencies 35 times ours. She has, com

Winner.: 559 60. Cash Sweeps: It 5538.65; 2nd $155.99; 318. $10.95.

7-5,20 pm.-One Mile and a QuARTER FLAT RACE HANDICAP.-For all China ponies, Jockeys who have not won more that two official races in Hongkong, Shang “bai or Tienisic allowed 5-t-s. Entrance fes $5 prite A Cup presented and prize: -$25. (Entrance fees to so to winner.}" / Mr. Dryasdun's Coxcomb, 155lbs (Dupree) -Mr. F. H. May's Astral, 155ība,..... (Owner) a | Mr. D.; orabjee's Rubber Tree, 162lba...........

(Mackie) 3

paratirely speaking, hardly any railway and very few decent roads. The great high road from Peking to Kalgan,' along which no enormous traffic passes, is, as I saw myself, extraordinari- ly bad within 55 miles of Poking. Add to all these considerations the proverbial slowozss of China to move, and I maintain that the extent to which reform has already gone speaks well for the genuineness of the determination, of China's Government to stamp out this great come to view of the difficulties-of-the- Government, the results up to now are simply marvellous. I koew this opinion is held by the best observers on the spot, such as Sir John Jorden, oar Minister, Sir Robeit Hart and your own Peking Correspondent.

in conclusion, may I say that, although I agree with your Shanghai Correspondent, that would be better if the Government of Japan would as vigorously stamp out oplum-smoking in Korea as it does at home, it hardly becomes us to say a word against her?

2-3.20 p.m.-THREE QUARTERS OF A MILE Mr. Brutton's Silverlake, 146lbs. (Owner)

FLAT RACE -For China ponies subscrip- Mr. Gegg's Fglinton, 15lbя...........(Reed) o tion griffins of this season 1907-1908“ man- This sace was pot perhaps as fast and excit-it winning runner at the Hoogkong Jockeying as the previous ones. Dupice finished Club meeting 1958. Weight for inches as first, and added one more win to his laurals. per scale. Winners at the 1st Gymkhana Time: 2.39 2/5. meeting this season 7 lbs, extra. Jockeys who have not won mere han two official races in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 5 lbs. Entrance fee $j. Ist prike: The Off Day Cup, presented by G K. Hall Bratton, Esq, 2nd prize: $75 (Entrance fees to go to winner.)

Mr. H. W. Kenny's Resignation 15 lb.

Mr. Dryasdust's Seringapatam 149ib.........

Winner: $11.25.

Cash Sweeps: Is1 $630; 2nd $180, 3rd $92.

**CANION DAY BY DAY.

REPORTED ATTEMPTED SMUGGLING. [From Our Own Correspondent]

Hickmao) 1

C- nìon, 16th May: The, V ceroy is reported to have been in (Dupere) receipt of a telegram yesterday from Peking to the effect that information was received at the Capital that a large quantity of munitions of war is about in be smuggled into the Southern Capital hy some malcontents from America. The Viceroy is lostracted to give urders to the different Customs in the provisca

Mr. 3. Armstrong's Skitbeck 158lbs (Gegg) 3 Mr. M'Dounell's Chota Sabib 157lbs Clark) o Mr. Moon's sockteven 155lbs. (Mackie)''o This was a close race. The three placed horses were separated by only half a length at the winning post.

Time: 134 Winner: 556,6 %

Cash Sweeps: 161 $437.85; 2nd Staging; jedi $52.55

So long as at the Straits Settlements

in our own entaer of: China huelf, vá, BAY, Hongkong we raise 'one-third or one-half of the colonial revenues from licensing oplum dens, we can complain neither of China's backwardness nor of Japan's, indifference in Korea

And while the opium dens in the native, city of Shanghai bave all been closed since June last, the international settlement (mainly British) keeps hers opes and has just decided to renew three-quarters, of the old licences, Thur, when the copies of nativo:" heathen " ruled Shanghai want to smoke oplum, they come over to (mainly) British "Chris in * roled Shanghai to get ist. This bardly seems to Chinese on the spot very spontaneous

"ARRATOON APCAR," having arrived from the above Parts, Cop signees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods will be delivered from alongside,, fo Cargo impeding the discharge of the vaste! will: be landed at once, at Consigners' risk and expenses

Cargo remaining on board after 4 P.M., of the 20th inst, will be landed at Consignees' risk and expense

"Consignees of Cargo from SINGAPORE are requested to take IMMEDIATE DE LIVERY of their Goods"from" alongside, such Cargo impeding the discharge of the vessel 'will be landed and stored at Consignees'risk and expense.

No Fire Insurance has bean effected. Bills of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.

· DAVID SASSOON & Co., LIMITED,.

Agent's **ongkong, 18th May, 1908.

FROM: EUROPE.

THE H.A. L. Steamship

"ANDALUSIA," Captain Block, having arrived. Consignees of Cargo are bareby requested to "sand in their. Bill of Lading for countersignature by the Undersigned and to take immediate delivery of their goods from alongside, Y

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Agents. Hongkong, 18th May, 1908, AMENDED NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES

THE P. & D. S. N. Co.'s Steamer.

" DELHI,” FROM BOMBAY, COLOMBO AND

WE STRAITS. Consigneen of Cargo by the above-named vessel sie hereby informed that their Goods are being landed and placed at their risk in the Hongkong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Company's Godowns at Kowloon, where each consignment will be sorted out mark by marks and delivery can be obtained as soon a1 SOAP the Goods are landed

to take precautionary steps in prevent the evidence of Bilish sympathy for their efforts!! THE

importation of the contraband..

TE VUNMAN RISING With reference to the recent rising in the 3-340 p.m.-WELTER FACE-Half a Mile, province of Yunnan, Imperial fastructions have For China Pony hacks and Polo Ponies been received by the Croton Viceroy to ralen passed as such by the Committen, of the funds to be remitted to Yunnan towards the Club. To, be ridden by riders who hare.expenges of the troops there in suppressing the never won an official race. in Hongkong or | insurgents, lik China. Crich we'ghts over 13 st... Open to be members of the Jockey Club and Polo Club. The daily proceeds realised from the sale of and members of both services as well as to cheap rice in the four sheds during the four members of the Gymkhana Club. Winner days from the 11th to the 14th day of the of the Weller Race, at the First Meeting 14 present moon were as follows

The extra. Entrance fee: 51. ist, prize prec sented by the Club and prize: 525. (Entrance fees to go to winner)

Mr. Stewart's Forfar

RICE SALES

SACCIDENT AT HUNGHOM.

COOLIES ENTOMBED IN A DRAIN.

Two men were killed suddenly and two others more or less seriously injured in collaps which occurred at Hungbom rester day morning. Half a dozen men were employ ed to a drain some, six feet deep when the sides fell is The workmen were all baried under the mass of sand and rubble, but galch efforts rescued four of the employots The others were buried beneat West Honam wongen nach from, which's'it!

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