blue, and there you have Rear-Admiral Emery. An ugly customer to get up against, bat a man.
“I suppose you are well pleased with your trip ↑ "
THE HONGKONG WEEKLY PRESS AND
*Couldn't be otherwise. - It has been success-to-day. ful in every way?
And you think you have cemented the cordial relations between your people and those you have visited P
n
"They didn't need any cementing. We bave always been friends with Japan, but if any cementing was needed, why it's done."
"That's good."
SHANGHAI RAĢES.
Shanghai, November 2nd,
The Shanghai Autumn Races meeting opened
The results of the day's races were as follows:----
THE MALOO PLATS, Mr. Henry Morries' Heathfield (Crighton) 1 (Eggere) 2 Mr Manchester's Baippet... Mr Toeg's Petho...
(Hayes) 8 Time-1.04-2/5
THE CRITERION STÄ KES.
"We have always been good friends with Mr Ballnu's Gemini...
Japan. If others——,”
Here the Admiral checked himself.
"You had a good time in Japan ?.” "The best.”
“And you are pleased with your welcome here?"
"It is perfect. It is magnificent. It is bey. nd words. Yes, you can say that the warmth of the welcome could not have been exceeded.”
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Admiral Emery extended to his interviewer an invitation “to have a look round the ship' and, with a hearty handshake, returned to his chair and his papers.
ADMIRAL SAK,
The dark-complexioned, slimly built, but smartly-uniformed. Admiral Sab readily detached himself from the circle of which be was the centre at the Club when he was informed that our representative wished to have a word with him. Speaking perfect English, he uttered he usual greetings, and in reply to a question, he said that China was delighted at the honour shown her by the visit of the American fleet. We are very glad to have them here," he continued, "It helps our people to understand. It was thought that if China had a large Army that would be sufficient, but now they will realise that China needs a Navy as well." Then he turned to talk of other topics and concluded by inviting our repesentative to visit his flagship.
"
FIRST VISIT OF AMERICAN SHIP TO CHINA.
Mr Barley's Moriah... Mr Toeg's Stirrap Tap....
Time 2.11-4/5. -
THE MAIDEN STAKES.
..(Moller) 1 (Poulsen) 2 . (Hayes) 3
(Poulsen) 1
(Schnorr) 2 ...(Hajos) 8
Mr Copenhagen's Shock... Mr Ellis Kadoorfe's Kandahar Chief
Mr Speeles's Double Zero
Time.-1.38-3/5.
THE FAR-WAH STAKES.
..
THE STORM STAKI Mr Ellis Kadooris's Mysore Chief
Mr John Peel's Kirkby (Mr Waillator Mr W. G. Pirie's Huntsman (Mr Burkill)-
Time, 1 min. 88-3/5 uses. .
THE SICCAWEI PLASE
Mr Balinus' Gemini (Mr Moller).. Mr Buxey's Spring Ross (Mr Burkill) Mr Marius Argante (Mr Vida)
Time, 2 min. 48 meos.
+3
Shanghai November 4th.
The results of the third day of the imaéti are as follows imme
THE FLYAWAY PLATEL Mr Buzey's Jubilée Rose Mr Ballous' Antsons
***
Mr Marshall's Myrtle Tree ...
Time 1m, 54-8/5«.
(Mr Moller)
(Mr Barkill)
(Mr Vida) 8
THE POU-MA-TING OUP.
COLO
Mr Saxo-Borussia's Jupiter ... (Mr Moller) 1 Mr Ellis Kadoorie's Kandahar Chief.....
(Moller) 1 | Mr John Peel's Kirkby Mr Saxo-Borussia's Sagittarius
(Barkhili) Mr Buzey's Spring Rose Mr F. B. Marshall's Myrtle Tree (Vida)..... 3
Time, 3.26%.
THE BRITISH NAVY CUP,
1
Mr Argentino's El Criolho ....... (Sohnorr) Mr Edbrook's Squire Cannington (Vida) Mr G. D. Coutts' "Defaulter.....(Campbell) 8
Time, 2.20.
SHANGHAI ST. LEGEE.
Mr Toeg's Satlej, Mr Balinus' Bucephalus Mr Toeg's Sure
Time: -4.07-3/5.
(Mr Poulsen)
THE ECLIPSE STAKEA,
188
Time 2m. 55-4/58.
(Mr Schnorr) 2
**
(Mr. Walllumier) 8
THE COSMOPOLITAN CUP.
Mr Ballaus' Bucephalus... (Mr Moller) Mr G. D. Contfs' Spree
***
(Mr Hayes) 8
(Mr Linton) 8
Mr N. W. Hickling's Marbles
Times 4m. 12.
THE GRAND STAND STAKES. Mr W. G. Pirie's Huntsman.. (Mr Burkill) 1 Mr Elila Kadoorie's Mysore Chief
***
(Mr Molier) 2 Mr Argentino's el Criollo (Mr Sohnorr) 8
Time 2m, 20-8/50.
**
THE PARI-MUTUEL CUP.
1.
(Mr Moller) (Mr Hayes) 3
Reid)
1
2
(Mr Wuillumier) 1 Mr Ellis Kadoorie's Mohawk Chief
+94
(Mr Mollar) (Mr Barkill)
Mr Wingard's Ottawa, (Mr Messrs Morris and Ayscough's Med-
field, (Mr Crighton) Mr W. G. Piriq's Hillsman (Mr Burkill) 8
Time:~2.55-2/5.
THE AUTUMN CUP. Mr Beverly's Brockton Mr Buxey's York R se... Mr Balinus' Autaeus
Time, 2.49-4/6.
WHANGPOO
(Mr Reid) 1 (Mr Burkhill) 2 (Mr Moller) 3
STAKES
Mr Saxo Borussia's Jupiter Mr California's Oakland Mr Neville's el Agima!.....
Time 3,3 +3/2.
(Mr Mollar) 1
(Mr Vida) (Mr Sabnorr)
Shanghai, November 3rd.
The results of the second day of the meeting are as follows:-
THE NORTHERN CUP.
Mr G. D. Coutt's Peiho...
Mr Ballons' Gemini
Time, 1m. 86-8/58.
(Mr Burkill) 1
(Mr Hayes) (Mr Moller)
3
The present visit of Ame ican ships, the Shanghai Times remarks, recalls the first visit of an American ship to the shores of China. Strange to say, the name of that ship was "The Empress of China," and it entered the port of 'Canton on the 30th of August, 1794. The supercargo of this ship was Samuel Shaw, who in his published Journal spoke of the respect with Mr Buxey's York Rose late Rurio which the American flag has been treated in that distant region, and the attention of the Chinese directed toward a people of whom they have hitherto had but very confused ide as. They styled us the new people; and when by map we conveyed to them "an idea of the extent of our country, with its present and increasing population, they were highly plassed at the prospect of so considerable a market for the productions of their To Every lover of his country, as well as to those who are immediately concerned in commerce, it must be a pleasing reflection that a communication is thus partly opened between us and the eastern extreme of the globe."
Mr. George Wolf, of the well known Manila firm of Messrs. Castle Brothers, Wolf and Son, while out mipe-shooting last week was gored by a carabao. Seeing the danger he was in Mr. Wolf boldly seized the brute by the horns and hung on in the hope that a shot from one of his companions, would dispatch the animal. Mr. Chandler osme forward to execute the carabao but his gun was not powerful enough to carry out his purpose. The wounds inflicted, however, caused him to draw off and Mr. Wolf, bleeding profusely from a severe wound in his right leg, was raised from the, ground and taken at once to Los Banos where he was attended to by Dr. MoVean. As soon as transportation could be secured he was brought to Manila and removed to the St. Paul's hospital under the care of Dr. Mo Dill. We regret to announce that Mr. Wolf has since)succumbed to his injuries.
THE CHINA CUP.
Mr Copenhagen's Shook (Mr Poulseu) 1 Mr F. B. Marshall's Elm Tree (Mr Vida) 2 Mr Saxo-Borussi's Jupiter.. (Mr Moller)*
Time, 2.18 2/5. Dead Heat,
THE HANGHAI STAKES,
Mr Barley's Moriak
|.(Mr Poulsen) Mr California's Sagittarius (Mr Moller) Mr Beverly's Brookton
(Mr Reid)
Time, 3m. 29-2/58.
THE PAGODA QUP. Mr Ellis Kadoorie's Kandahar Chief ... ?
(Mr Schnorr)
(Mr Hayes) 2 Mr Speelee's Double Zero Mr John Peel's Kirkby... (Mr Wailiamier) 8
Time, 1.55-7/5.
Mr John Peel's Manchu King
Mr Buxey's Spring Ross Time, 3m. 37-4/5s.
THE MANCHU STAKES.
244
Mr Speelee's Doublessio (Mr Hayes) Mr Fish's Pianola...
(Mr Linton). 8
Mesara. Morries and Ayscough's Medfield
Times 2m. 58-3/5«.
(Mr Crighton)
THE CONSOLATION CUP.
Mr F. B Marshall's MyrtleTree (M Vida) I Mr Toeg's Spree
(Mr Lyon)
...
Mr Marius Argante... ...(Mr C., «ton)-
Time 2m. 55-4/5%.
THE CHAMPION SWEEPSTAKES.
Mr Ballnus' Gemini...
...
Mr 8.xo-Borussia's Sagittarius (Mr Sohnorr) 2 Mr Barley's Moriak ..
Time 2m. 49-1/5s.
(Mr Moller) 1
(Mr Poulseu) 8
(Mr Dalgarno) %
(Mr Eggers) 3
THE JOCKEY CUP.
Mr Fash's Marblos... ...(Mr_Springfield) 1 Mr Ballaus' Virgo
444
Mr Manchester's Snippet
Time 2m. 02%
The following are the analyses of wins of owners, jockeys and ponies in the recent
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2
1
meeting ---
OWNER
1st 2nd 3rd
2
Mr Balinus
5 8
***
8
Mr Saro-Borussia
8
Mr Toeg
8
***
...
Mr Baxey
1
Mr Ellis Kadoorie
Mr Copenhagen Mr Yarshall
***
Mr John Peel
***
Mr Barley
..
Mr Speelse
***
3
2
Mr Fash
***
Mr Beverly
(Mr Hayes) 1 (Mr King) 2 (Mr Vida) 3
THE LLAMA MIAU STAKES.
Mr Tosg's Stirrup Cup .. (Mr Hayes) Mr F. B. Marshall's Myrtle Tree (Mr Vida) Mr Henry Morriss Heathfield(Mr Crighton)
Time, 4.83-1/5.
THE RUBICON PLATE. Mr Toeg's Bars Mr Hartree' Zimri Mr Marius' Espoir Time, 2m. 50-4/5.
THE RAGING
Mr Ballons' Bacephalus Mr Buxey's Imperial Rose
Mr Marshall's Palm Treo
Time, 3m 24-3/5m.
STAKES,
(Mr Moller) 1 lats Dinna Ken
(Mr Burkill) 2
(Mr Vida)
Mr Pirio ...
***
Mr Henry Morrins Mr Argentino Mr Wingard Mr Conta
Mr Manchester
...
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***
IMIIHI
Menara Morrins and Ayscough Mr California Mr Edbrook Mr Hartree Mr Marius Mr Neville Mr Hickling
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