Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-11-02

Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-11-02

Year: 1905

THE MASSACRE IN LIEN-CHAU. The deplorable news which we published last evening that five American missionaries had been foully murdered at Lien-chau proves beyond the shadow of a doubt that China, however quiet it may appear on the surface. CAPTAIN B. L. Beddy, Amy Service Corps has been ordered from Galway to Wei-hai-we for duty in the ordinary course. CHANG Yen-mao, who has spent a short time in London, left Charing Cross again on 21st September for the Continent. LIEUTENANT V.M. Allen, Royal Garrison Artillery. AT a meeting of the suporters of the proposed Austro-Chinese Band, held on 27th september. WE have received from the Hongkong, Canton and Macao Stenmboar Co. Ltd. LOCAL CONSTERNATIN. FURTHER PARTICULARS. THE AMERICAN CONSUL. THE BRITISH COVERNMENT. THE "KWONG GHOW" GOLLISION. CANTON-MACAO RAILWAY. MORE IMPORTANT THANG GIBRALTAR. POST-BELLUM CAPTURES. UNCONDITIONALLY BE EASED. The Russian Empire. DREAKING OF THE DAWN. LIDERTY AND THE TSAR. TROOPS FOR MACAO. RELIEFS DETAILED. CORRESPONDENCE. CHINESE AND THE AMERICAN BOYCOTT. AN ADMIRFR OF CHINA. THE TENUEE OF WEI-HAI-WEI. CANTOIN LEPER FUND. TANJONG PAGAR DOCK ARBITRATION. SUMMING UP FOR THE GOVERNMENT. AN INSECURE REVENUE.