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NAGOYA KENCHO STORMED.
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A SCENE OF EXCITEMENT..
The Nagoya Kencbo was a scene of some excitement on the 15th ultimo when a mob of over 150 people from Milke-Shinden, a small village in the prefecture, proceeded to the office of the prefectural government and, threatening the officials, demanded to see the governor. It is stated that the Keacho authorities had a schema under way to lay out a drainage' system at Moto-Shinden, a village above that where the protestants resided, and they alleged that this scheme would damage their water rights. Accordingly they proceeded in a body to the Kéacha to insist on its withdrawal. Upon the advice of the police only four of them were ad. mitted av a deputation to lodge their complalat with the authorities, the others being.com- mended to return home. The outcome is not yet reported.dupon Chronicle.
DEATH FOR A KISS.
INSULT TO YOUNG LADY COSTS TERRIBLE PRICK.
OFFICER MURDERED. ON FIELD OF HONOUR,
Never, perhaps, was duel fought, under more murderous conditions than that which has just ended in the death of a young Gergian officer, The dead man had tried to kiss a comrade's fiances. This insult has been wiped out in his
bland, while his widow, who is shortly to be- come a mother, and a child of two, mourn his losi, The scene of the affair was the woods that surround the romantic castle ruin of Ra. genstein, to the north Blankenburg, in the Hair. Opposed toode neother were Lieutenant Granier, of the rat tufanby Regiment, statiou ed at Thoin, who was the challenger, and Lieut. tenant Zwiizers, of the 165th Tufantry Regi. meal, which is garrisoned at Blankenburg. The conditious were the severest imaginable, Damely, alternative pistol shots, with thirty seconds' aim, at tee prices, till one of the two, should be unable to continue the combat. Pro: parations of a 'most elaborate nature had been made for the meeting. A couple of sections of soldiers sunpanded the ground to keep the curious at a distance. Two-docters were in attendance, and a locomotive, with an ambul abce van attached, was kept waiting at Blan 'kenburg Station with steam up, ready to take either of the combatants who might be wound- ed to hospital at Halberstadt:
DUEL OPENED
Lieutenant Granier, as the injured parly and challenger, apened the duel. He had half
a minute in which to shoot'down' a man stand.
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ing motionless only ten paces from him. Apoll, for Manila. parently be nimed with extreme care at his adversary's head, but the bullet failed to hit its mark, though only very narrowly. It was now Lieutenant % wilzs' turn. He presented and pulled the trigger, but the pistol missed. Ac- cording to the rules of the game, however, this counted as a shot, so the duellists, took fresh wespons from the bands of their seconds and began again. This time Lieutenant Granier. aimed beller. Lieutensor Zwitzers was hit in the right chest, and at once fell in a heap on the ground. The bullet had passed through, a long, and loged in one of the vertebrae. The wounded man was carried to the attendant train and conveyed to. Halberstadt, where he expised a day and & "ba'f later in the arms of his heart-broken wife. And the crime, which has thus been explated will a youthful life and the happiness of a faintly? According to the version, based on information which comes
Per Derwent, from Saigon-716 Chinese. Per Merton, from Shanghai-Mrs. Larsen, and 48 Chines0.
Per Sungklong, from Hoito-3 Europeans, 1 Chinese, and 218 Chipese..
Per Taming, from Manila Messrs. Class, McMaho, Sevila, load, Sanders, Soriano, Waite, Curtin, and Mr. and Mrs, Leiberg,
Per Kaga Maru, from Seattle, &c.-Messrs. L. D. Gregg, RA Celling, C. H. Loeber, W. Smith, S. J. Ortman, Lieut, C. R. Satterthwaite, 1. Cre senco, A. G. Fraser, A, Broerman, Mrs. C. H. Loeber, Messrs. F. A. Jobosoc, A from connections of deceased, it was nothing M. Lewis, K. Takamichi, da Röza, Miss mpre, as has bena said, than an allenspted kiss. Wong Chee Foo, Mesics. 5. Iwasaki, K. Uezu- On the Emperor's birthday, Lieutenant Zwit-ki, Wong Hoo Muo and M. Iwasaki. zere attended a ball given by his regiment in celebration of the occasion. As he happened to have been promoted from sub-lieutenant op the same day, he had a double cause for indul. ging in a jolñcation.
FAREWELL LEITER,
He appears to have drunk rather more than was consistent with a severe regard for social punctilio, and when the party broke up wus in
Passenger departed.
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← Passougers éxpected. Per Derflinger, due 25th August,-Capt. E. a condition of somewhat boisterous hilarity. J. Tadd, Messrs. O. Monton and family, and Among the guests was a young lady affianced. Baumgartner. to Lieutenant Granier, and the "duty of seeing her home fell to Lieutenant Zwitzers. On the way, under the influence of the liquor which he bad swallowed, he so far forget the obliga- tions incumbent on an officer, a gentleman, and an escort as to attempt to kiss his com- panion. She vigorously and successfully, re- pelled his approaches. He then became cons- cious of the gravity of his fault, and apologised to the lady, "who agreed to forgive it. They-Miss T. Kersten, Rev. and Mrs, G. D. Thom arranged on her parents' doorstep that nothing was to be said to anyone about the incident, and there the matter was left. At Whitsuntide, however, seventeen weeks later, Lieutenant Granier came to Blankenburg on leave, and bis fiances, for some reason or other, thought it best to tell what happened. The result, says the Telegraph, was a challonge and the duel describ. ed above. Previously the matter had come before one of those curious bodies known as Courts of Honour, and, iba' conditions of the escounter were sanctioned by this tribunal , Lieutenant Zwilzers was asked by, the court if the young woman had done anything to lead up to his indiscretion, it being added that she denied having given him the least en couragement.. To this he replied: If the lady say that, then it is so. The above ac count appears to be based chiefly upon Lieut- enzot Zwitsers' farewell letter to his wife, writ ton on the eve of the deel.
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ASTOR HOUSE.
Abraham, E. S. Almiroff, Mr. Arnold, Mr. J. C. Baillot, M. Dubois, M. Compore, Geo. Cox, Mra. Alvin Craig, Miss J. Eyre, H.
Fernandez, Seandro Ferry, W. V.
Hyer; Master Jenkins, Wm. L, Lagman, Rogario Lapicque, P. A. McLeod, Mrs. M. J. Monteith, F. J. Mulder, J. D.
Musso,
V. P. Margais and Marchioness S. Orielo
Pariset, M.
Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs. Rabie, F. M.,
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Ginkel, Van
Gomes, A. J. M. Hansen, T. G. Herrera, L, Q. Hyer, Mrs. H. C.
Ball, J.
Bolden, S. Brower, J. F. Chapman, J. B.
Soto, S. D.
-Stratton, W. M.
Tait, Mr. and Mrs. S. Vina, Mrs. Ramona de
ia
Yeong, Mrs.
GRAND CARLTON,
Lack, S. Maguer, M.
McDuffie, Mrs. D &
child
McKoo, Mr. & Mrs.
Mauro, Miss
Poud, E. H.
Powall, A.
Racy, Miss
Rayner, Frank S, Mrs. Roland, Am J.
Churchill, Dr. & Mrs. Oolsan, Mr. Davidson, T. A; Davis, F. O. Dothis, H. Evans, R. N. Fornitu, Mr. and
G. A Goulborn, N. Hedges, Mr. and G. B. and child Jerard, Madam Lee, Miss Elese
Lee, Miss Iyy
Shearer, P. Baith, T. F. Mrs. Singfbergen, R,
Waldron, ME ],⠀ Wallace, J. D. Younge, J. F.
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afternoon.
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CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER.
August 5th, 19 0, 5 m,
Bar. Th. Hu... Wind Wr.
Vladivostock,17 km.] — Nemora......5 2.m.3001|| Hakodate ... Tokiu
Koc 11. Nagasaki..... Kagoshima...
Oshima... Naba Ishigakijima..
Bonn .....
29 97
1
ין
17
29.57
и
[29.34)
*
29 63
0
lag 69)
Oboloo......... 6 m.
Weihalwal m Hankow6 um. Kinklang Shanghat
Gutzlad
Sharp Posk...
Amoy.
SWTO
41
.29.888
"
29 7785
H
29.7384
[5°Km. 19 6B) Bo
#
1
139.74
Talbóka......|‹ Am. 1973 - Tarcha......... Talaan......... 康 29.72 Koshan
Fascadoras..*
14
29.69
29.73
Castor Bu
Hongkong.m.29.7580 Victoria Peak
Gap Rock H Mac10.........
Wachow......g a.m.
Holhow
29.71)-
2076 81
SEW
Fakbol......... IN Phailan... 6 B.. 29. Tour20
G. St. JamoN] Apart6. 19 Manila......... Cosmi Legaspi 5 a.m 19.83 Bacolod am
110110 'n 29.3 0eittws=vw]
August 6th, 1909, a.m.
Vladivostock,7 KML| Nemure
- Hakodatą "...
Toklo... Косы Nagasak!.....
ול'
16.mm. 29.97
29.93
29.91
12
29 60
29.52
Kagoshima... 14 Oshime.....|
29.49
ปี
|29.49
(20.66
11
129.3
H
Nahai, M2 Ishigakijima.
Boola .......
Chatoo.........
am 29.87
Walkawal., 9 Am.29.84 Hankow.....5 8.m. 29.90 Kiuklang... " Shangħil ...........) *®.
Gutstaff
11
Sharp Poak.. J
#
Amom. 29.79 Swatzw.
(29.70 Taibo... am. 29.73| Taichu...... Tainan...|
12
1
Korban... bu (29.7.
29.72
Pascatores... -autos-.....}{9-1 m) 29.68
29.7:
(29.7
Hongkongtos m.29 75 Victoria Pa k Gap Rock... Macao Wochoy even Holbow....... Fakho
༤་ཎ་བ
Fhalica....... 8° à 2. Taprese
0. St. Jam
11
1
20.7 19.86
Apart! 19.77 Masli.......10 Lm.19.84|| Legaspi......6 a.m.129.8 Bacolof...19 m.
Ilotio
Cobo Labuan
M
+1
119.86]
275
Aug, 6 st. “Aug. 5 KE
4 PM 29,70
IQ .bl.
Birometer Temperstore Humidity Rainfall...
29.75
77
81
94
.77
0.90
HIS BRITANNIO MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.“
TOKI.
GONS. I.H.P.
Lt. Comdr Hon. R. O. B. Bridgeman... Lieut.-Commander F. B. Noble
LEST REPOR U D'AT
Weibsiwal
...Craising in Pacifg
Lieut-Commander T. J. S. Lyne ... 1,200
Hongkong
Welhalwal
CLASE.
ÚAPTAIN.
Alacrity
despatch-vessel...
700
3,000
Astraea
ww
Bedford
criser, 2nd class cruiser, 1st class
4,360
10
7,000
9,800
14
22,000
Commander G. T. K. Fuller ..... Captain F. E. 0. Ryan ... Captain Fitzkerbert...
Weibaiwel
04
Weihaiwoi
Welhaiwei
1)
11th August...... 14th Fyth
Approximate times of closing the malls for Europe via Siberia.
8.30 P.M.
* 8.30 P.M. ..........................
10.30 AM.
Bramble Britomart .. Cadmus Cherub Ollo Fame-s Flora... Handy Hart...
river gunboat ...
710
900
Shanghal
river gunboat ....
71Q
900
Welhalwal
**
sloop... water tank and tug...
+
1,070
1,400
Commander H. L. P. Heard ...
Singapora
390
300
Master S, West.
*** ***
唱
en route Hongkong
#loop...
1,070
1,400
Commander G. T. Borratt
-Shanghal
41.
torpedo boat destroyer
306
5,700
Lieut. Commander Thomas
100
cruiser, and class...
4,360
7,000
Captain Rowland Nugent
AL
431
20
104
torpedo bost destroyer.
375
$
4,000
144
torpedo boat destroyar - ....
275
4,000
Janus .. Kont King Alfred *
torpedo bost destroyer ...
180
5
3,900
Lleat. Commander G. Heathcote ... Lieut.-Commander Monroe .. Lient-Commander G. O. Hezikesta.
Mirs Bay
Woihaiwal
M
**
11
cruiser, 1st class
***
9,800
14
>1,000
Captain. G. O. A. Marsscanx .....
曲歌
Welhalwa
cruiser, 1st class
I
· 11 *** ***
river gunboat
14,100 616
18
30,000
Captain Clinton Bakar...
4
Yangtse
**
1,070
1,400
Captain F. C. Learmooth
+14
Jassaltan
9,800 JA
21,000
Captain G. W. Smith
Weibalwei
எந்த
180
.2
Soo
river gunboat
83
340
M
141
torpedo boat destroyer
350
6,300
Lient Commander G. P. Leith Lient, Commander R. S. Roy...***** Lieut.-Commandar B. J. Guy, v.0.
421
***
river gunboat ...
240
rivar gunboat ...
*.140
141
river gunboat
240
6,500
Hongkong
### 140 2
***
141
Hongkong
river gunboat
800
Yangtse
Macao-Per Swi Tal, 10th Aug, 1.15 P.M. Manila-For Taming, 10th Aug, 2 PM. Tsingtan, Cheloo and Nowchwang Per Hanshang, ioh Aug 31 .
Thistle
river gunboat
***
900
...] Yangtss
Virago Waterwhich Whiting Widgnon... Woodcock... Woodlark ...
torpedo bost dstroyer-
6,300
Walkalwal
**L
•
surveying ship...
450
Lieut-Commander H. P. Douglas
Fort Swettenkam
torpedo boat destroyer
river gunboat ...
Lieut. Commander 0. A. Fremantle ja Lieut.-Commander jno, F. Kaex...
Weihaiwal
Yangisa
rivar gunboat....
550.
Yaugtes
river gunboat
·550
A Mall will also for :- Swatow-Per Haimun, 8th Ang,, 9 AM. Swatow, Amoy and Tamsul-Per Daljin Maru, 8th Aug. 9 AM,
Chinwantao-Per Suisang, 9th Aug, 11 AM, Macao-Per Sui Taf, 9th Aug, 1.15 P.M. Sourabaya-For Nord, rolb Aug, 11 AM. Shanghai Per Hangsang, 10th Aug, 11 A.M. Shanghai, Yokohama and Kobe-Per Arra toon Afcar, 10th Aug., NOON.
Klasha Merlin Monmouth... Moorhen ... Nightingala Otter ... Robin...... Sandpiper...
Saipa Taku ... Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Per Hal- Tamar
Ten! yang; 10th Aug., 1 P.M.
Cebu and Ilolio-Per Bungkiang, 10th Aug, 3P.M.
Kobe-Per Charang, trth Aug.; 11 AM. Europe, & India, via Tuticorie-Par Prine Ludwig, 11th Ang., II.A.Me ·
Singapore, Penang and Bombay-Per Ischia, rith Aug., II A..
Macao-Per Sul Tai, tith Ang,, TIC PAI. - Kobe and Yokohama→Per Hintang, 11th | ART, 3 KM.
surveying ship... cruiser, 1st class river gunboat
torpedo bost destroyar
receiving ship
Llant. Commander }, White ... Lieut.-Commander H. R. Ticket! Lieut.-Commander Alan Dizon Gunner W. Barlow ...
Commodore H. Lyon...... Zlent. Commander H. R. Godfrey Elent.-Commandar H. T. Altlay ... Commander Stevenson ...
West River
Yangtas
Welhalwat
West Rivar
West River Yangisa
Lient.-Comdr. H. R.V. Gottrell.Derman Lieut.»Commander G. R. Livingstony... Yangisa.
* Fiylag Flag of Vico-dda:lési
Honourable Sir Hadworth kombers, Kam, Dommander-in-Chist
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