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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JULY 10 1909.

"TRADER KILLED TOR A COMMON BANGLE.

Thé Hongkong polica bava in their custody

at the present moment a man who is wanted by the Chinese Government for certain outrages which he is alleged to have committed with a number of others on the East River some time

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H.E CHANG Jen-chus, the retiring Viceroy of Murder in Cold Blood. Canton, is expected to arrive in Hongkong en the agth lost, by the C. M. S. N. Co.'s se. Bain-

DASTARDLY OUTRAGE IN THE ming His Excellency will remala le the

EAST RIVER. Colony two or three days. ONE of the Japanese papers states that the Mitsui Bassan Kalaha is negotiating a contract for the supply of 60,000 tons of coal to the Unit od States army, in Madils.The Mitsui Bassan Kaisha also sent a trial sample of the coal to Hawail about the middle of last month, and It is believed that a contract will be negotiated there if reasonable freight can be obtained. 'I would appear that the authorities at Canton are anforcing the recent stringent mensures framed in connection with opluin-smoking wib a vengeance. According to our Canton corres- pondent, two men were arrested on the. 7th instant for smoking opium without the na cessary wooden license. One of the offenders was made to pay a fing of $30 while the other was sentenced to five days' stocks,

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ration-in other words, it will offer a modern 1500-1 was devoted to efforts towards techuical schooling at the very gates of increasing the productiveness and develop. South China, at a cost which should being the industries of the island and to within the means of the better class of Chi- plans for the extension of steamship llacs uese parents. It also obviates the necessity And so the story of administrative skill pro, of "sending promising students to Japan ceeds. Measures were taken to improve A. S. WATSON & CO., [whence they return with the most grotesque the sugar industry and loans were raised to ideas of the first principles of reform. Not carry out further improvements. The rail that the inflammatory views entertained by way ynder construction for traversing the these, windy tub-thumpers are instilled island from north to south was completed in into them by the Japanese. On the April, 1908, and its lougth, including that of contrary, the attitude of the Chinese the branch-lines, is 276 miles. As the con. students who go to Japan to complete their dition of the sugar industry in the island will education is the cause of much irritation to not only affect the economy of the agricultur. the Japanese authoritica themselves, whose al classes, but also might have, a serious policy is to remain on the best of terms with effect on the finances of the island; the area China. But there it is; there must be some for the cultivation of improved sugar-cape thing in the air, which transforms a meek and was greatly extended; and as the establish mild Chinese student into a fierce and ment of new companies after the war and BY APPOINTMENT TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE truculent demagogue. There are many other the increase of capital of those already ex

reasons, no doubt some of which may be fisting will from the period 1908-10 enable, GOVERNOR AND OUSEHOLD.

of a different character; we do hot, suggest the islaħd to yield 10,250 tons of sugar, an that people subscribe in order to get their increase was made, in order to insure full Bis Excellency the Governor has given his busts or their portraits displayed in the supply of raw materials, in the subventious assent, in the name and on behalf of His hall of the University-that would be granted for the industry, in the grant for the Majesty the King, to the following Ordianoces 100 ridiculous. The Tact

remains opening. of the land in the region of the 'pasand by the Legislative Council:-An Ordin that the Chinese magnates of Canton aborigines, in the subsidies for the navigation ance to amend The Stonecutters Island Ordin. have readily answered the call of those between the island and Japan proper, 2nde, 1958; an Ordinace to amend the Inter pretation Amendotant Ordinanco, 1958; and an who tank it upon themselves to interest their grants for constructions; the sources of Ordinance to amend the Stamp Ordinance 1901 compatriots in the scheme. And perhaps revenue for mecting these increased expendi as amended by the Stamp (Amendment) Ordin- the most active agent in fostering by gift and, tures are to be found in the sugar excise aoce 1902. proclamation the interests of the University receipts, increased railway profits and the is the Viceroy himself, His Excellency revenue surplus from the preceding year. BUBONIC PLAGUE Chang Jen chun. Already, we are informed The monopolies comprise opisto, sail, camp that the total amount actually subacribed or phor and tobacco. After reviving industrial promised exceeds the million dollar mark but enterprises the Japanese turned their atten from present appearances it would almost tion to the monetary system of the country seem is if we were only at the beginning of which was in a must chaotic condition and the list. What with His Excellency Cheung several banks were established. The externa) Put Sze, the millionaire who made his money trade of Taiwan last year amounted to yen in the Straits, promising to obtain another 71,700,000 an increase of yen 13,300,000 on $100,000 in the Southern Provinces, the China the preceding year; of this amount the exports Association in London striving vigorously to Japaù came to yen 24,400,000 and those to obtain funds from "old China hands" to foreign countries to yen 9,300,000 making who must of necessity retain their interest the iptal exports yen 33,700,000 which is an in the land where they spent the days of their increase of yen 6,300,nuo on the preceding youth and amassed their wealth, and the year, while the imports from Japan stood at expected contributions from the Chinese in yen 20,900,000 and those from foreign the Straits and America, there should be countries at you 17,000,000 making the total little difficuty in raising the total amount of imports yen 38,000,000 which is an increase £250,000, which is required before the University can hope to obtain a charter from the Crown. It is remarkable how spontane ous has been the response to the Hongkong, |appeal for subscriptions towards the erection

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It has now been proved that Plaque is conveyed to human beings by means of fleas from rats which have died of this disease.

All risk of infection can be avoided by washing the floors, etc., or sprinkling where the fleas are likely to be with a dilute solution

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THE following advertisement, which sppears in the Times under the head of "Betrothal," will, interest many readers in the Far Estim

"The marriage arranged between Mr. Ronal F. Easterbrook and Mrs. R. W. Linie, widow of the late Mr. R. W. Lite, of Shanghai, China, will take place quietly on Sunday, the 18th July, at the Parish Church, Bubam, Berks."

Mrs. Little is the widow of Mr. R. W. Little, for many years Editor of the North China Daily News, who died in 1906.

MR. Reader Harris, of Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, obtained a re-hearing of the care yester day afternoon, in which Mr. J. R. Wood stu- tenced a woman named Chan Mui to suffer fourteen days' hard labour fiṛ cruelly, as-

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Hongkong University

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H. E CHANG JEN CHUN'S SUPPORT.

HANDSOME DONATIONS PROMISED.

[From Our Own, Correspondant.]

Canton, 9th July. The news will be received with general satin-

faction that by order of H. E. Viceroy Chang Jen Chan, the Total of Constabulary (Wong The suspect, who gave the name of Sun Ping Pit), the Tastai for the Development of Ah Wan, was arrested in the Colony by virtue Native Industries (Chan Mong Tsang), the of a warrant the other day, after being at Kwong Chow Prefect (Ko Kun Cheung), and.. large for nearly nine months. Since bis the two district magistrates of Nambol and Pau arrest Sun Ah Wan has been lodged in Yu hold a dinner party on board a number of the Victorja Gaol for identification purposes.

flower-boats at the Dutch Folly on the after- This took place in the gaol last Thursday afternoon of the 8th instant when the local gentry noon, and of the three witnesses brought down, atd the leading members of the Native commu two succeeded in picking out the suspect nity were invited to attend with a view to solicit from a gang of other mea,

ing donations and ai an indirect appeal to, the public for subscriptions towards the funds for be establishment of the Hongkong Univemity During the progress of the entertainment it was pointed out how the proposed Hongkong University will be to the benefit of the

Mr. H. L. Dennys, sor., who is conducting the prosecution for the Crown, told the magis trate (Mr. I. R. Wood) of the dastardly out. rages, alleged to have been perpetrated by the man Sup An Wen and his gang, on Thursday

to answer "charges of murder and armed rob afternoon, when the accused stood on his trial bery.

the South, so that of the estimated sum of people of China, espacially those residing in $500,000 required for the establishment of In this case the defendant is charged with the institution, half should at least be forih, robbing a passenger boat, the Num Ning, which coming from entirely Chinese sources in order. trades between: Wai Chow and Ho Yuan, and to show their earnest, co-operation for the real, with the murder of a passenger on board Ac-isation of the scheme. The following amounts cording to the story the. Nam Hing left Wai "were promised by some of the guests who were Chow early in the morning of the 17th October | present at the unique gathering: test on her usual run. She bad on board a So Sing-Kui....... crew numbering eleven persons in all 'sixteca passengers bound for Ho Yuen, and a general cargo. The voyage up the East River on the first day was slow, as a strong current was run- ning, and as is'álways the caseʻunder such con- ditions, most of the crow were on the backs pulling the craft up the river,

One particular that should be mentioned here is the fact that nearly all the passenger boats trading between the East River ports do not travel after dusk. They anchor, wherever they happen to be, in the stream at five o'clock every afternoon, resuming the voyage early next

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The Now Hing followed this custom..soon

after leaving Wai Chow, but nothing happened

saulting what is alleged to be her thirteen

until three days later when she was at- year-old servant girl on several days this The grounds submitted by Mr. Harris in his boat dropped anchor bear the land, and meath-reported in last evening's Telegraph.

tacked. On the afternoon of that day the of yen 7,000,000 un the preceding year.application for the re-hearing were that the The increase of exports though there was girl was not known to the woman, and had signs there were none of the impending trouble. At about dine o'clock, however, when the a decrease in camphor was due to an increase never been in her house. The re-trial is to bec ew were supposed to have been asleep, two in cice, sugar, and ica, while the increase of heard on Wednesday next.

gun-shots were heard. One of the passengers imports was owing to an increase in sugar, ma-

got, up to investigate what the reports, werę

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BIRTHS.

On June 18, 1959, al Yokohama, the wife

A. K. RHODEN, of a san,

since absconded, assaulted a beatmin on board

sengers, who were none other than pirates, or dered him to sit down and be quiet. The man of course, obeyed;

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with that accorded Ford William Cecil's pro- On account of an increase in the area posed denominational university at Shang brought under cultivation of late through his junk at Kennedy Town at the end of last mooth, and attempted to secure a bribe of $1 hai. But we will not enlarge on that sub-greater facilities in the utilisation of water in order conceal the fact that gambling was ject, which must be the cause of much and water and of general improvement of conducted on board, has been convicted, and their revolvers for some time until they were The pirates in disguise held the crew up with heart-burning in certain circles. Six months agricultural methods, the production of rice will, of course, be dismissed from the force.joined by twenty or thirty more of the same still remain before the subscription fund for h ́s increased, and morcover, the demand Yesterday, it will be remembered, be was fixed

kidney from the shore. The crew and the establishment of a Hongkong University for Taiwan rice has become greater than $10 for the assault. This morning, Mr.JR. the other passenger were then seized will be closed but every indication points to ever in Japan; thus, notwithstanding the Wood imposed an extra fine of $25 on the their queues

lagelber with the probability of the necessary amount depreciation of the market price since the bribery charge. Mr. Leo, d'Almada e Castro, wire, and the unfortunate men were driven being found long before the expiry of the preceding year, the rice transported into Mens, Goldring, Barlow and Morrell, apaft, while the pirates, except two who were stated period.

Japan in 1908 was valued at ̃yen 10,000,000 Peared for the prosecution. The lubong was keeping watch over the men, ransacked the junk from stem to stern, even going so far a as to remove the cargo. !

SIDE LIGHTS ON FORMOS 4.

an increase on the preceding year of yen 4,000,000. Again, the cultivation of sugar- In the recent report issued by the Fincane, and manufacture of sugar were com auce Department of Japan, a special section menced so long ago as the sixteenth century; is set apart to detail the progress of Formosa. and especially as the result of the protection Comparatively little is known of that island and encouragement given in recent years by by the majority of people, and little concern the Government, the area of cultivation of is, evinced in its advancement except by sugarcane has increased and at the same time, [28 those who have interests in what has proved several sujar-manufacturing companies have A most fertile country. Since been catablislied and the construction of their Japan took over. Formosa as a result of the manufactories was completed by the end of war between Japan and China in 1894-5 a 1968; and the value of sugar transported vast change has come over the condition of into Japan proper in the same year was yer things, with the result that today Formosa 9-400,000 (Lyba,819). It is a most promis

ng industry. Oolong tea takes the first place among the exports to foreign countries

of

On June 24, 1909, at Chinking, the wife of J. I), LA TOUCHE, of a daughter.

to be

or Taiwan, as it is now 'terned-is re garded as an important addition to Japan's

defended by Mr. Otto Kong Sing

were

tied

H.E. Cheung Put Sta was also present at the meeting and assured all those present that be would endeavour through his own personal, efforts to secure subscriptions amounting 10

funds for the proposad. University, Benidan... this, subscription lists' will be issued to the various societies and institutions, to jovita day by the Canton Chamber of Commerce for donations. A meeting is to be again held to

the purpose of raising further fands. It is e5«. _timated_that_the_total amount which, in likely, to be forthcoming from the city of Canton, In cluding "the sum already acknowledged, will reach $300,000 or over,

A DESPERATB'GRIMINAL.

STATES REASON: FOR ESCAPING FROM GAOL. Afier evading the minions of the law for stone bangle of no great vaine. He told they a week, Lao Tai, the coolie with over a doran previous convictions against him, who trader, for that he was, to hand it over. The escaped from the Victoria Gaut during the early

RETURNS of the average amount of bask. Whilathis was going on one of the desperadoes notes in circulation and of specie in reserve în † noticed on the hand of the passenger a jade-

Hongkong, during the month ended 30th June, 1999, as certified by the managers af the respective Banks:-

Average Specio in

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Amount. Reserve,

Chartered Bank of India,

Australia and China, $3,739,5 10 52,800,000 Hongkong and Shanghai

Banking Corpora tion,................... 11,950,330 13,000,000 National Bank of China,

48,077 Limited; ÁLLY

nil.

Total, $15.753.917,15,803,000

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| trader said that the bangle was not waith much,

and bagged to be permitted to retain it. The pirate retired for a few seconds, and when he re- turged he released the trader from the others, by clipping his queue from the wira to which it was attached, and took him forrard. In lasa time that it would take to relate the fact there wis a shot fired, and soup after this the pirates departed. When the forward part of the boat was visited later the dead body of the trader was found. He had been shot through the 'beast and relieved of his bangle.....

part of this moon has been recaptated. Labi

host clases correspond with the number of bis previous convictions, was traced to a ledg. ing house in Tung Wo Lane last night by an Indian warder, and it necessitated two men to remove him to the Central Police Station, where inspector Smith soon had the man under lock and key.

That Law is a desparate character will be seen from the fact that in spite of the presence of two Chinese police, who were placed on duty outside bis cell, to' watch bis actions, ba

eleora possessions and a promising supply field for and its sale is showing a lendency to a still Hts Excellency the Governor, has beza pleased | |--The malter was reported at the first port the attempted twice during the night to commit

The Hongkong Gelegraph

HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1909;

HONGKONG UNIVERSITY

SCHEME.

greater expansion. As silt is obtained from sea-water by natural evaporation, its cost of production is very low and it is a Government monopoly of great importance. Altogether the Japanese deserve the utmost praise for the manner in which they have raised a decadent and almost forgotten island to a point of commercial importance, whose future is bright with promise..

LOCAL AND GENERAL.'

THE number of victims of plague in Formosa since the beginning of this year is 913.

MR. C. A. Dick Melbourne will act as Deputy "egistrar and Appraiser, Supreme Court, with effect from the, 30th June, 1959.

Nom Hing reached, and many months of io-suicide by choking himself with his clothing, quiry resulted in the capture of a man, who is in order to prevent a third, attempt, which supposed to have had a band in so cold-blooded might have proved successful, Inspector Smith a murder.

had the man stripped of his clothing, and third policeman put on guard.

This was the gist of the story related by Mr. H. L. Denaye, sor., to the Court on Thursday when the accused came up for trial.

to direct that, pursuant to instructions from the Secretary of State for the Colobies, Queen's College shall in futurs be administered, under and through the Director of Education. The Governing Body of Queen's College wili (bera- fore as from this date cease to exist and the Government Notifications Nos. 14 and 371 of 1902, No. 683 of 1984, Nos. 93 and 95 of 1905, and No. 274 of 1906, appointing the monourable Mr. F. H. May, C.M.G., the Honourable Dr. Hadjourned. - - Kai, C.M., the Honourable Mr. A. W. Brawin, the Honourable M: E. A. Hewett, Mr. E. A. Irving, Mr. A. Turner, and the Rev. T. W. Pearce to be members of the Governing Body of Queen's College ard cancelled..

SOLICITOR'S interpretAR

ROBBED.

DAYLIGHT ROBBERY in an office in. QUEEN'S ROAD,

Mr. Oite Kong Sing is retained for the de- fence. After evidence was heard the case was.

KILLED ON SÉADÜARD.

The circumstances under which Lau Tai- succeeded in escaping from prison ware not, stated. The prison officials are very “reti. cent over the matter. It is reported, however, that the prisoner, having divested himself of his prison jacket, aucceeded in scaling ve the wall of the prison, with the aid of his blanket, which he had torn to places to do duty for a ropa. It cannot by denied that be had friends who assisted him from outside, and who provided him with a proper outfit" of Information has been received by the police clothing. After leaving the prison Lau wa at Shau-ki-wan of what turned out to be a case traced to Robinson Road, where among a of murder, as the result of an assault which clump of trees his gol trousers were found, took place in the Qutirry Bay Shipyard yester He was not seen again until last night when day afternoon,

HOILERMAKER ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED ·

MURDER.

A man, giving the name of Wong Yake was caught, as already stated, '; 7024130 Sheung, a boilermarker, residing at 18, Second Street, West Point, is under arrest, and he was charged in the Police Court, this morning, with the murder of another boilermaker, name Wong

the raw material required in Japanese manu- factories: The finances of the island be came independent, we are told, during the financial year 1905-6; for not only were the administrative expenditures met with the receipts of the Government of Taiwan with Qul any pecuniary assistance.from the Cen To judge from the enthusiasm with which tral. Government, but it was also found the Chinese in Canton as well as the more feasible to defray out of the insular revenue opulent of their compatriots in this Colony the expenses of 'undertakings, which it had have taken up the scheme for the establish been proposed to provide for by means of püb. _ment of a university in Hongkong, the signs lic loans. Since then the finances of Taiwan are clear and distinct that the success of the have, notwithstanding changes in the items of project is amply assured. That has been revenue, always given satisfactory results on said before, of course, but it may well be account of a great natural increase of receipts. repeated again when we learn how the Can- Energy and vigour were the distinguishing MR. R. O. Hutchison has been appointed tonese gentry, merchants and gulids are characteristics of the Japanese Government deputy registrar of marriages, with effect from seeking to augment the fund which has been when they started out to develop the re- the gath June, 1909. raised in the capital of South China. It sources of the country. First, in 1897-8 a may appear strange to the average mad-in-special account for the Government of Tai

A daring robbery was committed in the the tram-16 Shanghai newspaper quaintly. was organised and thereby was formed

office of yesers. Goldring, Barlow and Morrell, paraphrased the well-known remark the the legislative basis for the financial indepen

Queen's Road Central, home time during work other day-that the Chinese residents in dence of the island. With regard to the

og bours yesterday, a thief baring succeeded! Man. Canton should evince such liberality in grans nom the Central Government for

in annexing $435 worth of valuables from one supporilog a scheme which, to a certain meeting the annual deficit, the amounts

of the employees without leaving any trace bebind him. The property stolen extent, will be largely outwith their thereof were, expected to decrease with each. personal jurisdiction, a scheme also whose successive year and estimates of these Ma, T. K. Daxly will act as Director of Educacovisted of a gold watch and chain, valued at $400, a gold pencil, which was attached to details stil remain somewhat obscure, amounts were, therefore, made with the ion during the absence on leave of Mr. E..A,

the chain, worth $15, and Sjo jo banknotes, except in so far as they refer to the status it result that the insular fauce would, it living or until further notice, with eflect from

The information placed at our disposal la co is intended the university shall occupy. But was calculated, become absolutely independ-

the effect that after Mr. Li Hong Mi, the lite maby arguments may be advanced to acent from the financial year 1909.10. In the

Supreme Court interpreter, returned to the count for this appreciation, of the Ides 1899 1900, simultaneously with the com

office is the morning he deposited his pro which for all practical purposes was ori mencement of the undertakings just men

party in one of the drawers of his desk, ginated by His Excellency Sir Frederick toned, the camphor and salt monopolies

which he left unlocked when, he left bis room to attend to a 'client. When ho returned Lugard The University of Hongkong (will werd introduced, steamship services between

some minutes later the valvables–lad disap. be an absolutely unsectarino institution, which Taiwan and Japan proper and along the

WRITING Bader yesterday's date, our Canton peared. A report was immediately made to se one advantage, and a very important on the coasts of the island were increased, spondent states that yesterday morning the police, and the pawnshops were notified of The Sandakan correspondent of the Singapore and org

especially from the Chinese point affording thereby facilities for carrying on top. Viceroy Chang distributed certificates to the thieft, a description of the misung articles Free Frais waites-Womotica the China THE official gancial sitedest of the Colony of view. Again its cardinal (extures at the Government and private enterprises, and

a number of students of the Military Training being supplied to each pawnbroker Outside Borneo Co have the frame up of a large lighter for the month) of (April) lia), just, ontest will be directed to the providing of an regular, steamaalpline war opened College, where the students recently completed that there is no clus so far as it is stated, which at thale Fort Fryar works, but have not heard shows a debit balance of expens education exactly mulled to thebrising, ge between Taiwan, and Chips. The roars that course of studien ek nasienna might lead to the capture of the scoundrel yet whether is 18 för their own die or sOK

H.E. THE Governor will preside on the nc. Casion of the annual prize distribution at the talian Convent of Tuesday, July :oth,×16 p.m.

ibis date. ►

M. Amos P. Wilder, United States Consul. General, left Shanghai for America on Saturday evening, on three months' leave. During his absence, Mr. P. Heinfelmann, will have charge of the Consulates

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́The boilermakers were engaged attending to certain repairs on board the steamer Hang

| Chow which is in dock. A quarrel arose be tween them, aver some trivial matter-a gasi- bling debt, it was stated, and it is alloged that Wong Yok. Sheung 'struck the other mad on the head with a hammer, which he, held in his hand during the dispute. The assaulted man collapsed to the deck, and was removed to the Government Civil Hospit at, where he expired later, the result of fractured skull.

His alleged assailant was prosecuted by fo. |spector Collett, and the case wat adjourned.

This morning, Lau Tai was charged before: Mr. J. R. Wood, in the Police Cohn, with es- Saping from prison. The excuse he tendered was that the reason he "left" the gaol because was there "too much work to do, no food, and that he was always being astanlied."

His Worship passed sentence of six'mouth's hard labour-Lau'e'fourteenții convictions:

SHIPPING AND MAILS

MAILS DUE Australian (Tadywan) 14th inst; German (Prins Lṣidwig) 14hc

The C, N, Cost 1.8. Anauf left Shanghai on.. 8.b inst, and is das here on 11th lost.

The C. N, Co's is. Sunghiang laft Holly on, 13th lost;, and is dus bera og 17th inst.

THÌ CẦN CỦA Le Taliwan la Sissy

on 10th it, and Manila on Xoch inst, and is dou here on fgth insE VALLEY MA