The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-05
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" nerves; WI Ell the huCNSe SuHlmer91oBS maya
hid the mountain side for 4 II week and,
u the sun has apparently withdrawn to t.
I nno Their universe. tho wise man lunches
at nthc HongkongS Club. axes a rlcks haS
\ down tho water front to the whar { OF the
Hongkong, Canton & Macao Steamship
D Company and scmharks on ono q he COM
Portable boats which leave In the 8ea Fly
afternoon and land you IN Macao IN time
for dinner the same evening. a{9 tSsS
s555 Travellers have noted the amazln s a.
ference between places as near 5togethe az
x BIOS ton and New. Y ork, q as London and
arated by differences grea ter. than 1. these
which Distinguish tile sreat y g Tues OFT ne
western world. though they are but forty Tor
miles apart sfsG # ~ .gs
u. iiongkong IS young, vig9 rous. aggTes-
fslvc.f turning an cxpcctani face atoss the
future; it Is the se:t Of a 81 lat com n cree;
#it is Englands most important naval
Y ba Sc in the Far E,ast "a acao is "a city OF
dreams. Offering ~ the curious visitor the
i d,e , Srampnrts and al the relics OF
past greatness. I Il; 81 ". 5.a
Iiongkong was founded IN q, lSAs as the !.
outcome OF the first Anglo Chinese war;
and It's the concrete expression OF west
y crn IDEAS OF colOnizat in ! Is modern
form Observation-Disclosures that IS to say, by the
az scominunicnt t Eby. the constant inter.
y action OF native and Europea n me ods Of
Thought and work M 4, .j$5
d tu rs is Tho q Oldest Europenn colony in
& Asi;l, and In Its ruined churches and forts
the present day Il ravcler sees the remains
prest sy and ia soidier We're Inc guiding
Spirits and the mn OF commerce merely n s''s
The Trip From Hong kong to.
Macao. 35:t9
The trip from Hongkong to- Macao oc.
Icupjcs about four hours. and the boat
psse,s put Of sgntt p9t ortha wnv
& lies les among I, Il thousand islands whose
sheltered bays were, within the memory
4 OF living man, the haunts OF fleets oI
piratca junks: g loft ~ ih %
..old timers who still yer around " the
China coast ports youlma;y,k hear y, many a i, 9
ae q By oi some stretch 81 beach
{ any any &c one OF the thousand small happen-
board sSp wnah isye
The boat Itself furnishes ample ma terlnl
for study. mo Chinese passengers, OK
cept those who nnn 1Gra r aFs cent Be-
low decks, and are cut on from the rest
Of the boat hY an lron Erastlhg psse 1yhie1
With sma ae Msse, sns
cones M. as surprlae e one fresh from Z, 9
II com QrtaDle Cnnlrk III Llo VtEctttiblato III Nlp
IS 1iongkong Club where he has boon read
4 ing at east about the coal strike IN the =.
United States or5the naval manoe!lyres "
\ tho English channe!, surrounded by what
passes for luxury In the, Far East, ana
Is free from tho renotest idea ofBlmmlnent
s outrage or turmoil. III " !.
Vet an inqllirylrnadei n the proper quar-
ter Will soon sat Isfy him that the iron b RS
md the armed sentry represent y, Ye i,S
told that il these safsguarda were Re-,
moved It would be i one gasstloo1ff
desperaaoes m!ght not & take passage Q. On
at some suitable moment, collect every
thing of value on board, hall q passing
ierlous land We call China, leaving no
increduiitY aya,ls you little In the face
OF ali the Instances which arc forthcom-
Ing at your slightest protest: and when
you have heen RECALLED for an hour. With
accounts Of piracles committed %! 81 within WIN y
Kong Jliarbor, and these not In ancient
7 lines, hut only n year or TWO "a 60, you
take an early opportunity OF making q
casual Visit below to assure yourself tina :