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SHANGHAI POLICE.

Investigation After Gambling Rald.

An interesting matter is at prosens being investigated by the Shanghai Police. The osse arose out of a gambling raid which took place on the 19th înst. I, was brought before Mr. Hadley the American 8888ssor, in the Mixed Court on the following day, Sergeant Thompson was one of the foreigners who was interest- ed in the case, and the evidence of a Chinees detentive was to the

effect that the Lead man of the gambling house, who was sent enced to two weeks' imprison- ment, was searched in the Bub bling Well Station, and from him was taken Tls. 10 and $5","

Mr. Hadley looked at the charge sheet and found that such an Amount was not stated as having been taken from accused. On socused, when he was searched in Court, was found only a few tén cent pieces and coppera, thiob did not amount to anything like the sam named. Questioned by Mr. Hadley, it was stated that Bergeant Thompson was not in court, nor had that amount of money been sent down.

The accused man said that ho thought the court ought not. to confiscate all the money he had in his possession as it was the property of his employer and re- presented rents, etc. Mr. Hadley, though he sentenced the man to two weeks' imprisonment, caused investigations to be made.

THE, HONGKONG, TELEGRAPHI, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY

REACTION IN SHANSI.

A Check to the Republic.

LI

Writing from Hotsinksion, the correspondent of the "N. 0. Daily News "says that the course of Republican reform has suffered

a sovers reverse,

writes, though perhaps, owing to Oar city is typical of others, be anenl ghtened official and a well- instructed regiment with us, we are better off than othersiene' around..

NJ

POST OFFICE.

...MAILS) ARRIVED TO-DAY;

@hanghai,s.s. Devanha Coastports, s.8. Soshu-maru.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Left London

Feb. 6 Feb. 7

Пов Shangbai

Feb,.29 Feb. 24

MAILS DUB. Am., Paul Locat, 10th prox.

The Paul Lecat with the Ameri- arrive here on Monday the 10th can Mail (ex Nile) is expected to Marah.

*

MAILS CLOSE.

The people were ordered to observe January 1 as New Year's Day and forbidden to keep the old style on February 6. The shops did not close, but displayed Hongay-Per Signal, 1st Mar, 8 red scrolls with new Republican mottoes and hung out the five- Haiphong and Pakboi-Per Hong

kong, 1st Mar., 9 a.m. coloured flags. The villages were neutral, except where some lead- ing man took steps to create

interest.

On January 15, the villagere were ordered to parade the city with processions and to observe the usual festivities connected with the Feast of Lanterns. The official, however, happening to be detained at Yuncheng in con- nection with thello-tung troubles, the whole arrangement feli through...

On February 6 the shops closed up for New Year's Day, notwith- standing repented assertions that | they would not do so. The sol diers wout out shopping and find- ing the shops closed, hastoned to inform the officll. He immediate ly rushed out and insisted on his proclamation of a few days before being observed. Reluctantly the shutters came down, only to go ap again the following day, when the official left the city for some special business which will keep him away several days.

A "China Press" representa tive made inquiries into the mat- ter and it was found that Col, Brace had the affair in hand. Sergeant Thompson will be ques- tioned as to his share in the transaction. It is understood that his premises have been Now we are back to the old searched but that nothing of an ways and Republican flags are out inoriminating charater was found. of sight. Red hat buttons, taboo The native detective, who gave od vigorously during the past evidence, also will be subjected half year, are overywhere, the to a series of questions. No barbers are busy shaving fore mention as far as can be ascer-heads, and queues will reappear. tained is made in the charge book as soon as naturo permits, of the amount of money taken.

Meanwhile people are interpret

English

Ball.

3.TU.

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon. Adelaide, Western Aus

SHIPPING NEWS.

28, 1918,

WEATHER REPORT

On the 28th at 11.25 Thaanti- cyclone has broken up. Pressure is highest over-the-Eastern and Yellow Beas. It has decreased moderately to slightly over China

Mail Steamers,O DIONICE

THE PENINSULAR

and collhorn districte, and im AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

oreased slightly over Japan.

Light or variable winds'are in-.

ARRIVED. Kaohidate Maru, Jap. 8.s., 3,432, W. Nakagawa, 27th Feb. Imari 22nd Feb, Coal. M. D. K Braemar, Br. 68. 2,316. A. T. Brain; 27th Feb.-Mojt 22nd Feb., Coal.-D. &dloated along the E. coast of Co

China, and moderating monsoon Devanha, Br. 8.a., 4,785, W.-R. F. over the N. China Sea..

Hickey, 28th Feb Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 Shanghai 25th Feb.. Gen hours ending at 10 am to-day, -P.&O. 8. N. Co.

0.00 inches.

Irene,

Chi. 6.8., 826, Froggatt, 28th Feb-Canton 27th Feb., Gen.-C. M. S. N- Co.

Kwangtab, Br. .8., 1,536, Stewart, 28th Feb.-Canton 27th Féb, Gen-0 M. S. N Col

FORECAST FOR THE 24' HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

71LL despatch VESSELS to the Undenuentioned PORTS on or about,

W DATES named

FOR

LONDON, VIL'

USUAL PORTS OF Odk 'sizeLPVER LONDON & ANT-

PONT SAID, AND Capt. W. W. Cooke, &x... MARAKILL

STKAMERS

TO BAIL OF A REMARK

DEVANHA Capt. W. R. Rickey:

Noon

Freight and

18 March

Passagre

Distriot.

1. Hongkong

Neighbourhood

and

Forecast. N.E. winds, moderate;

WERPt. E'ronn,

SOMALI

about

PENANO, C'ERO,

Bib Match

Freight & Pasungg

overcast... fog,

Schwarzburg Gor, 8.5, 2,082,

Christiansen, 28th Feb.- Formosa Channel-> Fingapore 21st Feb., Gen -H.A. L.

3South coast of) China between H.K. Callam. 28th Feb. Sing and Lamocks apore 23rd Feb, Gen4South coast of) B. & S.

China between H.K. The and Hainan.

No 1.

22

NE winds, strong, moderating

The same aa No. 1.

SHANGHAI:

NYANZA

about

ightTM and

MOJI, KOBE & YOKOHAMA...

6th Mar.

All the above steamers are fitted with wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight, or Passage apply to

E. A HEWETT,

P. & O. B. N. Co.'s office,

Superintendent.

China Coast Meteorological

Register.

28th

Hongkong, 27th February, 1918.

Wind..

tralia, India, Aden, Wing Chow, Br. ... 5,836, F. W. Egypt, and Europe 'via Brindisi. (Late Letters 11 a.m. to noon, Extra Postage 10 cents.) (Sup- Taming, plementary mail on board up to the time fixed. for departure of the mail (Extra Postage 10 cents) (Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance will Soshu be included in this con- tract mail.) The Parcel. Mail will be closed on Friday, the 28th Feb., at 5 p.m. Por Devanha, 1st Mar., 11 a.m.

Br. as, 1,255, Bidford, 28th Fab-Manila 25th Feb., Gen.-B. & S. Rokkosan Maru, Jap. 8.8., 1,243,

Formosa via Takao-Per Rokko-

a.m.

1.

-Kikuchi, 8th Feb-

Canton 27th Feb., Ballast.

M. B.K.

Maru, Jap. 8.8.1,119, K.

Tashora. 28th Fob.

Swatow 27th Feb. Gon -0.8. K. :

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE. Feb, 28. Usiching, for Foochow...

san-maru, 1st Mar, 11 Rokkosan-maru, for Takao. Straits and India via Calcutta-Matsang, for Sandakan.

Irene, for Tientsin. Per Japan. 1st Mar

noon.

Philippine Islands-Fer Loong-

sang, 1st Mar, 1 p.m. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 1st Mar.,

1.15 p.m. Swatow

י

and Chinkiang-Per Wenchow, 1st Mar, 3

Schwarzburg, for Yokohama. Devanha. for Bombay. Scahu-maru, for Canton..

Indradeo, for Boston. Kwongchuwan, for K. C. Wan.

Glenfarg, for Yokohama.

DEPARTED. Feb. 28. Siam, for Bingapore, Bueichow, for Tientsin. Chinhua; for Canton. Shanghai, & North China Bengloe, for Fangkok" (Europe via Siberia) Sangsang, for Shanghai." Per Chinhua, 1st Mar., Paito-maru. for Ganton. 5 p.m.

Delta, for Shanghai, Choising, for watow.

p.m..

Swatow-Per Haimun, 1st Mar,

Siberian

4: m.

It is understood, says our con- ing the presence of the old style Shanghai and North China-Per temporary, that Sergeant Thompi kuin" troops (with their pig-

Africa, 1st Mar, 5 p.m. son has made a complete denial tails) at Hotung as a sign that the Japan via, Nagasaki and Seattle of the whole case, and on the 21st "Kuomingtang" are defeated in

-Per Minnesota, 1st inst. he was on duty as usual, Peking or that their prestige is Shanghai and North China-Per

Mar., 5 p.m. It is stated that on the night of the raid, Thompson was in, the

Hangsang, let Mar.. 5 Police Station and in the presence of a Chinese constable and 'an Indian watchman searched the convicted gambler, who, in draw

on the wane.

drought is getting more serious now that we are in spring, and the illiterate cannot hat look upon

There has been no snow, the

this as connected with the recent

Siberian

Mail,

p.m.

Shanghai and North China (Europe via 81- beria)-Per Africa, et

Mar.. 5 p.m.

Glenfarg, for Shanghai. Kohsichang, for Holbow.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

inst., from Shanghai:-*

Per ss. Dovanha, arrived 28th

Brangwin, Dr. U. Liang, Miss Cheung Loi-sang Lui cui wei Etolloa, Mr, and Leow, B.

Mrs. P. O. Grose. . C.- Ghbert R. J Hang

ing from his pocket a small book, destruction of idols and depar-Swatow, Amoy and Foochow via Hyde, A said it contained valuable papers, tare from established precedent. Thompson, according to inquiries made the other day, placed these If the sky above is still blue, the papers in the deak, where they political and social horizen is de- are at present. It is denied that, cidedly cloudy at present. “his premises were searched.

The raid was the biggest that has taken place in Shanghai for some time in point of numbers arrested, and was exceedingly well executed under the direction of Inspector Merrison with a staff of European, Chinese and Sikh constables. Seventy-eight gam blers were arrested.

The head man, who has made the complaint, was sentenced to two weeks' imprisonment, and the remainder, some of whom

ENGLISH LESSONS IN

CHINA'S SCHOOLS.

The leader of the German Na- tional Liberale, Herr Basser- mann, has questioned the Goren- mont on a matter of international interest. He had heard that the Chinese Government intend to give facilities in their elemen

ary schoole for the learning of were allowed out on bail, wereed to know whether the Imperial English. Herr Bassermann want- fised in varying amounts.

Chancellor would not use his influence to have German placed To Succeed Sir Ronald Ross. on equality with English, and the Dr. J. W. W. Stephens has been Foreign Office official who replied appointed to the Sir Alfred Jones on 30th ult. in the Reichstag esid Chair of Tropical Medicine in the that steps had already been taken: University of Liverpool, in suc with the object in view.- cension to Sir Ronald Ross. Exchange.

IT'S

SAID

You can't please every

body"

But JOHNSTONE'S

MP, WHISKY has a splendid

start.

It is only a question of

Tamsui Per Daljin-Hastings, J. H, maru, 2nd Mar, 9 a.m. Kwan, Mrs Swatow, Amoy and Foochow Kesler, C. M.

Per Hsiching, 2nd Mar., Kwan, Master 9 a.in.

Kang Sheryl Macao Per Sui Tai, 3rd Mar,

Mrs. 1.15 p.m.

Lin, Mrs. Swatow, Amoy and Fooohow-Liang

Per Haitan, 4th Mar., 8 Liang Chin Liang, Miss

!B, M.

Longfield, W. Lattrop, Y. E Liang Tungpon Liang Foi chi Liang, Master Peck, E. W. Robing, R Renkvolt, P. Ross, 8. B. O. Smith, J. B. Wong Shi-yn Westeroff. P. Westcalf, F.H. Watkins, O. E. Yen

Philippine Island, Straits, Bur-

mah, Ceylon, Adelaide, PASSENGERS DEPARTED. Western Australia, In- Per 8.8. Dalta, sailed on 28th dia, Aden, Egypt and inst., for Shanghai, &c. Europe via Nuples-Per Arnhold, G. N. Derflinger, 4th Mar.. 9 Burkill, C. R.

Kouser, Miss W. Lander, The Rt Bisack, M. Rev. G Heath Tournes. T. J.

Morgan, J D. Betts, Mr. & Mrs. Merrill, Mrs. &

I, B.

Miss McMichael, E.

H.

Siberian

Mail.

a.m.

noon..

Station.

February,"a.m.

Hour.

Temperature

Humidity.

Barometer.

D'tiofi.

Force.

Wostock 7a29.98. 2 70 Nemuro a 29.53. ——— Hakodate

Hankow

" 29.65

1

nw 3

0

Weather.

Capi, H. N. River, R.R.

NORDDEUTSCHER

LLOYD.

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MAIL LINES

TO SAIL OR

Tokio Kochi

29.83

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30.03

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30,13

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STRAMERS,

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KOBE and YOKOHAMA

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'PRINZ WALDEMAR

Capt. H. Bremer

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6,100

4th March

Changaba

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Shanghai 30.1634

NAPLES, GENOA,

ALGIERS.

(TUESDAY,

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HANGHAI, ASING-

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Capt. H. Formes

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6th March,

MANILA, ANGAUR,"

SATURDAY

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March

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T. F. Claxton, Director,

Hongkong, Observatory, Feb: 28.

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on level

GIBBALDERFFLINGER"

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& MELBOURNE

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2 Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.

3 Humidity, in percentage of

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4 Direction of Wind, to two. points.

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FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHÓW RETURN. (Occupying to -10 days.)

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LEAVING.

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METEOROLOGICAL,

201

TUESDAY, 4th Mar., at 10am.

FRIDAY, 7th Mar,, ni 10 ■,m.

Blenmeru will arrive at, and depart from, the Co.'s Whart asar Blake Pier

For Freight and Passage, apply to

Douglas, Lapralk & Co., General Managers,

watow and Tientsin-Per Chip

shing, 4th Mar., 10 a.m. Shanghai, North China and Japan

via Yokohama-Per Brugema, P. Perla, 4th Mar., 11 a.m.

Bewick, R. M, Shanghai, North Chinia

Chinchen, 8. J. Moller, E. Falloon Japan via Nagasaki,

Mann, F. R. f fog, g gloomy, h hail, I light- | HAIYANG | A. E. Hodgins ... Gambewell, Mr. Tonn, Mrs J.Gning, o Honolulu, Canada. Unit-

overoast, p. passing and Mrs Lirio, W. G. ed States and South Am-

showers, a squally, r rain, e sDOW, erica via San Francisco Harris, Mrs. O. Rutherford.

Garrow, H, Pratt, S. W. t,thunder, y visibility, w dew wet). 0 Rain in Inches, tenths and (Europe via Siberia)Per Harding, Mr & Manchuria, 4th Mar,

Mrs. N. hundredths. Mrs R A. Roosevelt, Mrs. Bicks, Mr. and Williams, Mra Macao-Per Sui Tai, 4th Mar., Mrs.

M. 1.15 p.m.

Humphries, les Stokes, A. P. Philippine Islands-Per Taming, Hope, J. E Smallbones

4th Mar, 3 p.nl

Hutchinson, H, Selkirk, N. M.Barometer 30.13 30.17 Haiphong, Pakhoi and Saigon In

Shan, Rev Per Singan, 5th Mar, 9 Hutchinson, Mrs. B.

Temperature 5? 52 H. L.

Humidity Wombwell, G

69 91 Shanghai. North China and Japan Hayes, Mr. and Wright, Mrs. G.

Wind

NNE E via Nagasaki. Victoria Mrs G.

H.

Direction and Tacoma-Por Cana Johnston, Miss Younge. F

Force

1 Weather da-maru, 5th Mar, 1 G. p.m. Macao-Per Sui Tai, 5th Max. SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL. pas air Temperature on the ath

London, 4th February. Arrivals from China-Ernest Bimons:

BDS

1.15.

Bhanghai and North China-Per

7th Mar, 3 pm,

Anhui, 6th Mar. 3 p.m. Philippine Islands-Por Rubi, The following vessels have pas

sed the Canal:-Idomeneur, El- Shanghai, North China leric, Laertes, Japan via Nagasaki,. London, 11th February

Siberian

Mail.

United States,

South

Rain

Lorist

Previous

Day On Date On DateTHE EASTERN

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:0 od

0.01

at pm.

30.15

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HK. Observatory, 27th Feb., 1913, T. F. Claxton, Director TIDE TABLE.

Arrivals from China:-Hima- America and Canada via laya, Idomeneus, Myrmidon, Ale- A¤ Vancouver (Europe viasis, Stentor, Amazone. Siberia)-Per Mongtea- gle, 7th Mar., 6 pm.

Feb, 22nd to 28th Feb., 1913,

High - Water

Longtong

Kas

Batar,

##

1 TO

47

5.0

·34 @ 2.0

The following vessels have pas Fed the Canal:-Benarty, Brasilia Hoo Philippine Islands Per Yuen-Spezia, Schuylkill, Yorck, Swazi, Ghazee, Indrani, Nippon, Scandia sang, 8th Mar, & p.m.

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