Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-08-12

Military Governors respectively OF Mouk-
den Kiriu HeilungchiRng and thanari Ia
| Hung-chang, Viccroy OF Chihlii hno Snun,
| brigade General OF Nlnghsa kansu fen
| Chih-ch'ao. Provincial Commander-ln-Ohlei
OF Chill; Feng sheng Military Governor Of
KianRninr; Sung Ts'un, Director General
Of the Grand Canal; Jul Chang and ch'eng
Ch1h Provincial Treasurer and Judge, re-
| spoctively, OF Kiangsu; TIE shou, treasurer
OF Anhul, and ten TBu-wen, BriEadier Gem
erai OF shouts'un, Anhui; Tang P'ing-chen,
Treasurer Of the Shantung. and No Ching,
Brigade General OF Ts'lngchou. Shantung,
Ko Meng-ngeh. Military Governor OF SUI
yuanch'eng, and Chang Ju-mei, Judge OF
ShanRi; Yn K'uan, Governor ana lhu
sheng-hsln. Brigadier General Of the Hopei
! Circuit, Honan; Wing Luh Military Gov
ernor Of Singan; Chang Yao-nlen. Treasurer
Of shensi; su Lu-tai Assistant Brigade Cen
eral OF Ninghsia, and, lu Slang, Judge OF
| Kansu; Tung Fu-sianE, Provincial COM
mander-in-Chief OF Kashgariai chm ITO,
| Military Governor OF Hang-chowi fehs
| Nan-Pln and Tsao Chu-chiao Provincial
! Communicated Chief and Treasurer Of Che-
kiangi Chang Kuo-chen. Judge, and Hsl
Yuan, Military Governor Of Fukien; Fang
Ju-yl, Treasurer Of Kiangsl; WI FenE-chu'
! Wang Chih-ts'un and Slang Hang. froYln-
clal COMMANDMENT Treasurer and
| Military Governor OF (Chinchou) Hupeh;
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Governor Of Kuangchou) Ruangtung; Hu
| fu-fen. Judge Of Kuangsi; Kung shou Mill
| tary Governor Of Chengtu and Ch'en Chln-
ngao. Brigadier General Of the Sung-p'an
Circuit. s5echuan; Shih Nion-tsu. Treas
urer Of Hunan. and Tang Shu-sheng, Judge
Of Kueichow.
1.-THE aforementioned officers are all to
present themselves at Peking before the Isl
day Of the 10th moon t29th Oetuberl and
] reyorcntlally await the suspicious COM
mencement Of tho Imperial birthday cele-
] hrations, to offer their congratulations.
| beyond these. such as have not been named
In this decree are not to leave their posts,
nor are they to ask to be allowed TO do so.
The officers OF the Imperial household
| directly In charge Of the birthday celebra-
| tion now have daily no lack OF suspicious
| signs that augur we'll for the success Of
| the vast undertaking, A letter from Picking
| says that His Excellenoy, Yang Ju, Chi
nese Minister to the United States. Spain
| and Peru. having been commissioned by
| the Imperial Birthday Committee to buy
something unique for the Empress-DOw-
| ager' has sent, in the care OF deputy, two
complete suites OF drawing room furniture
! OF the best American workmanship, with
| tho accompanying ornaments, etc, and
mechanical playthings. such as singing
| BIRDS and the like, They nlled over a
dozen boats and were landed at Tungchow
recently, entering PeKlng with yellow flags
Nsihh ~ NflNAg AuslT Imperial lOhSehHoTs
Nearly $4,000 are said to have been ex-
pended on the things.
The Gazette recently stated that Ii Hung
Chang, Viceroy Of Chlhl Prime Minister,
ana holder Of mas other high and mighty
oinoes, mas reported a contribution from
| the kalping Collery to the Imperial BIRTH
I Jay IuHd, Ii Hung-ChAng states that he
mas received a petition from the manage
ment OF the Kaiping Colliery Of Tongshan,
| Chlnl, to the effect that, imhuod with
| deep sense Of the favor Of the throne
! toward their enterprise, the management
aeslre 70 evlnce their loyalty and gratitude
| py contributing to the birthday fund Of
II. l. NJ, the Empress Dowager the sum
OF tbs. 10000, which they have asked the
helnorlallst 70 request permission to send
up to peylng.
The kaipng Collery is concern which
IS worked entirely by means Of machinery,
| anu OF late years has succeeded IN turning
GUT large quantities Of coal, with which
! tho ieet, arsenals and merchant steamship
| companies have been supplied Although
inc actual profits have not been great. mo
nlen9genent haysSgained sufficient to pay
| regularly their royalties to the Govern
mentl and the way they have worked the
hlno3 mas been beneficial TO the great ma
JoIIty' Hence the memurallst recommends
tue ihrone TO accept the loyal contribution
| Whlch he proposes, as soon as the Imperial
asseht is obtained, to send up In conjunc-
~. ~ At"s oVtNNu contribution of
the Chinese Merchants s. n. COMPANY for
the Same purpose.
N these two contributions alone are over
NVooO IN United States money.
among an the ceremonies and pleasnrnq
tnAt WIN mark the Chinese royal la1v's
birthday 1t Is safe to say that snort viii 10,
PC t9rgotten, The Chinese arc not given IN
track athletos. but acrobatB and wresti,rs
ard oven boxers, Of tho peculiar Sort tbat
CMna produces, ind favor.
The Emperor kwnug su rs a Ittt, III,
EnsIanda heir-apnarent IN his predIisotiD,
ior sports. the Whispering mandarin fr,r,
Pedng say. The oaclal CONT psno. a ,so.i
sl9ually ailudos to It IN this cold. perhinc.
togy way His Majesty proceeds to-mer-
! row morning 10 pay his respects Ia tbo
empress )0wager; after which HIS Na{esf,,
gives banquet 10 the Mongol princes ana
honles az the Tzeluango audience hail
ana witnesses the dances and wresfiin1
matches Of Monaghan. Tibetan rrrtt1S
ana Maehurlan acrOhats and boxers -
Ana the grcat festival Of the Dovayo-
Empress. birthday. which will exclude on
othtr Things Tor a day from the inirds -
mo chinese 100000 600. Will dT,biiess ana
~ eeho here IN FAR away Mott street H.
! deed tho d.gnlhe1 leaders OF the sn,.orn,
Clans w there say 1t will but tbntNyo,,.
pardon; hlplng-is another story. 10 be ioid
Wheh inc time comes, by itself '''U'
ALLEN S. WILLIAMS.