The Archive
Wednesday, 15 August 1900
The North-China HeraldThe Woosung BravesNews comes from Woosung that when the f reign men-of-war wore Brin; guns the other day for the Into K ug of Ttaly, the suddenness of the salute caused a regular stampede amongst the inhabitants of Paoshan from fear of be… The North-China HeraldBritish Protection ofIr is with considerable regret that we learn that, after having expressed his consent and approval of the coming of British troops for the protection of Shanghai, the Viceroy at Nanking has been induced to alter his view… The North-China HeraldTestimonial to Mr. Bl F. aWe have been asked to publish the followin: 3 S. 8. Kiangfoo. At Wuhu, 10th August, 1900. Sin,—We, the undersigned members of the British community hitherto resident in West China, desire to tender you our best thanks fo… The North-China HeraldThe Black Flag ChiefThe Canton correspondent of the "*Hongkong Daily Press" say Imperial edicts having been sent to nearly all the Viceroys of the Provinces requiring them to send troops to Peking, the lite Viceroy Tan of Canton recom: mend… The North-China HeraldBritish Interests in ChinaBritish interests in China may conveniently be considered under three heads, historical, commercial, and spe-curative. Historically there is no country whose claim equals that which the events of the past century give to… The North-China HeraldCount Cass Russian Ambassador atWashington and formerly Minister at Peking, who is now in Paris, takes a far from cheering view of the outlook, In an interview published by the "Journal des Déhats" he said that if the ministers at Peking had really bee… The North-China HeraldThe Taking of the Taku Forts18th Aug. SEVERAL more or less incorrect accounts of the taking of the Taku Forts have been published in the Far East, the fighting having taken place when there were no reporters present, except one German who was on bo… The North-China HeraldA Threefold Inquiry1.—What does the state of things in the North suggest as tu the native government and its adherents? ' Anarchy" and disorder at head-quarters, usurpation of rule and authority, disregard of moral character and principle,… The North-China HeraldArrival of Loot in JapanSilver bullion to the value of 1,400,000 yeu, captured by the Japanese at Tientsin when the town fell into the hands of the Allies, has been brought to Japan by the Thai-maru and was lauded at Ujina on Thursday Jast. Tak… The North-China HeraldThe Boxers AdvanceEarly on the morning of the 4th inst. the Boxers and roughs began to gather down town, and at 7.15 2 Chinese servant of [Mr. Edgar rushed to the second (West) barricade exclaiming that the Boxers were coming in force ove… The North-China HeraldThe Headless Hen of AsiaTrue, go play. Tar N. Public Opinion" says The piece of plate subscribed for by 29,000 Russians to be given to General Cronje is surmounted by a picturesque group, representing a mounted Boor vedette with rifle on thigh,… The North-China HeraldAttack on NewchwangThe long-expected has happened, and there has been fighting at Newchwang. It'seemed at first that only a rabble of Boxers were concerned, but this idea. was soon dispelled, for Imperial troops made their appearance. They… The North-China HeraldA. C. Clarke and Lieutenant CurtisTae remains of the late stoker, J. Toyer, of H.M.S. Peacock, were accorded a naval funeral on Friday evening. H.M.S. Bonaventure supplied a strong detachment, including a firing party of 24 men, who were drawn up on the … The North-China HeraldSir Thomas Sutherland and His Shareholders1th Aug. Tue pressure of events which, while more important in themselves also touch us more nearly than the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders in the P. and O, Company, has prevented our taking earlier notice of th… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe President and CongressTo the Editor of the "Norra Cama Daty News." Sin,—Among the cable messages in Monday's "News" is one attributing to Mr. Bryan, should he be elected President, the purpose to give independence to the Philippines. A reader… The North-China HeraldPlosion at the ArsenalSaturday night Sluaighai was" startled by low in the direct All sorts of wil circulation caused amon, owd enjoying the moonlight and music in the Garden. Ina mumber of buildings in the Settlement the the explosion was fe… The North-China HeraldSpite and HateWith reference to a note in these columns on Saturday morning referring to the intention of the Empress Dowager to m ko away with the unlucky Chang Yin-huan, the exiled ex-Vice President of the Board of Revenue, who was … The North-China HeraldThe Prospect of Internationalarising out of the situation in China is viewed with great apprehen-ion here. The hand of that political barometer the Bourse points to "'stormy," the depression bei especially severe in Government stoc Ereryone fests th… The North-China HeraldThe Late Count Muravieff on the Chinese QuestionThe day before his death, Count Muravieff, the Russian Foreign Minister, 1 ceived the foreign Ambassadors and Mini-i Petersburg, including the inese Minister, with whom ha discussed the situ: ion in China. After the rece… The North-China HeraldComing Events Cast Their Shadows BeforeThe following Imperial" decrees of the 7th and ist of July last have been received in Shanghai, a translation of which we make, as they clearly show their origin and are yet styled " Imperinl decrees."" "17th July. "We h… The North-China HeraldWhat People Are Talking ofBusiness is much impaired. A grent deal of this yont's crop of silk is yet unsold, and silk establishments are idle. Those who have worley are hoarding it, and little building is going on, so artisans of all ports are id… The North-China HeraldPolitics in the ArmyThe sudden resignation of General Jamont, the commander-in-chief of the French army, shows clearly enough that the military' caste is still at daggers drawn with the Parliamentary majority, and that the passions excited … The North-China HeraldMunicipal Buildings and PropertiesBell Tower.—The new Bell Tower, Shantung Road, which measures 100 feet to the look-out, was ready for use on July Ith, and the fire bell was fixed therein on the following day. The removal of the old tower is now being p… The North-China HeraldCounting the CostWhen the Cavalry Brigade has gone to China, says the Madras Mail," Invtia will huve upwards of 22,000 fighting men in the service of Great Britain abroad; namely 7,000 British troops in South Africa. two Native Regiments… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Defence of ShanghaiTo the Editor of the "Nonta-Cuixa Dany News." Si,—Kindly allow me to call attention to a paragraph in_a recent issue of youc valuable paper. It occurs in your excellent editorial on The Defence of Shanghai," where you sa… The North-China HeraldSecretary for CouncilMr. Molland stated that the estate also was indebted to the Manager in the sum of $281.59, but that the budget for next year Batance to the estate's credit. wovided for this and also for leaving a The estimates for 1900-… The North-China HeraldThe Situation in SzechuanThere is good reason to think that the situation in Chungking is not so critical as Mr. Fraser's burried evacnation and our telegram of the 12th, published above, might be taken to indicate. The Viceroy, Kuei Chin, insis… The North-China HeraldAffairs at ChefooThe C.M.S. Kwangchi arrived yesterday from Chefoo. She reports all quiet there, business going on as usual, and no signs of lo ushore. The Kaangehi browsht ropean passengers, Imving been specially sent up for cargo. Ther… The North-China HeraldArrival of Indian Troops'The British transport, No. 22, carrying a portion of the Indim troops' intend for the defence of Shanghai, arrived ut Woosung, from Hongkong, yesterday morning.' When the tide permitted, she came ap the river, and was e… The North-China HeraldMinima Sailing ClubFive boats competed for this cup on Saturday afternoon. The Dabehick led at the start, followed by Glance, Dorothy, Wee Wynn and Gladys. A puffy strong.S.W. breeze prevailed. From the mark-boat in Pagoda Reach the Dabehi… The North-China HeraldThe Taking of the Taku FortsTo the Elitor of the "Norra-Catva Duty News." Sim,—In to-day's issue of your esteemed Faking of the Taka Forts" the following aper I find in the article headed " The passage "Several more or less incorrect ace hunts of t… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldMr. Kingsmill ExplainsTo the Editor of the Many such—But I doubts they can't be said to "Mount ter much It is Olland, some surmises That P. Kroojer patrernises—In which kise I symperthises With the Dutch. "Norra-Cuixa Datty News." Will the is… The North-China HeraldThe Indian TroopsThe following telegrams relate to the Indien reinforcements for China Simla, 18: h July. A balloon section has been asked for from hame to accompany the China Force. Captain Elliott Lockhart, Gurps of Guides, accompanies… The North-China HeraldNews from PeriThe Ostasiatische Llosa" issued yesterday the following extra: (Special Cable service of "Der Ostasiatische Hoya".) Berlin, 8th August, 7.30 p.m. The Allied Powers have agreed upon the appointment of Field-Marshal Count … The North-China HeraldThe Governor of ShensiThe interim Manchu Governor of Shensiy Turin Fang, has so protected the lives and property of some eighty foreign s that, humanly speaking, it is owing to his care that they are now alive. When the Edicts of the 20th to … The North-China HeraldImpressive Funeral ServiceThe King is dead—a gallant soldier and brave monarch fell when King Humbert of Italy wes foully assassinated. Tu Europe there is stately sorrow—purple mourning, as who should say—and the expression of this sorrow extends… The North-China HeraldThe Heads of Two American Marineskilled in advancing to the relief of Tien'sin on or about June Lith. Tls. 50 only were given. for the two guns captured on tle sine occasion. Petty foreign loot is frequently referred to in this precious record. Its poss… The North-China HeraldThe Situation atTo the Eiitor of the antu-Catxa Darty News. Sm,—The voyage to Shanzhai must hare seriously deranged the mnemonic apparatus of your Fuochow correspondent, whose notes appear in your issue of the Ist inst, Distance seems t… The North-China HeraldWeekly Police ReportReturn of apprehensions, ete., made by the Police during the week ending the 28th of July, 1900. Offences. No. of Abduction Apprehensions, Arson 2 Burglary 3 Breach of Municipal Regulations 126 Cutting and Wounding 1 Fur… The North-China HeraldShanghai Recreation Club V. the NavyTeams from the above played on Saturday afternoon on the S. R. C, ground. The Club were the first to bat and were dismissed by the Navy for 100 runs, The Navy made a good stand and won the match by 31 runs. Score T, Veit…
