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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1911.
THE CHINA MAIL.
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FRANCE AND GERMANY.
GERMAN PROPOSALS
“ANALYSED.
GREAT DISAPPOINTMENT IN LONDON,
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)
LONDON, Sept. 1
Router's Paris. córrespondant wires that it is semi-officially reported that V. de Selves, the French Foreign Ministar, is carefully examining the German observations on the Moroccan disputo.
[Corynos)
THE EAST AFRICAN SENSATION.
HON. MR COLE'S DEPORTATION:
Press Comment.
Beuter's Service to the China Mail.'}'
LONDON, Sept. 11. Router's correspondent at Alombassa states that the Order in Council ander which the Hon. Mr Calbaith Cole is to be deported will not be enforced im incdiately. He will be allowed a month for the settlement of his affairs.
The Times devotes a column on its principal page to a contribution from af correspondent defending Mr Cole, especially his relations with the natives, and declaring that every party in the Colony will unite in opposing his
He will probably receive favourably there tending to establish and strength-deportation. en the economic equality of the The Daily News-says-the Cale and the Lewia.cases have proved the Powers in Morocco, but it is expected trakdown of the jury system in cases that he will consider it impossible to in which blacks and whites are grant Germany a privileged position, which would be contrary to the above provisions and might provoke the hostility of the other signatories of the Algeciras Agreement.
→ MOST SERIOUS OBJECTIONS."
concerned,
The Westminister Gazette observes that if Mr Harcourt is not going to use his reserve powers when trial by jury fails, he may as well retire from the business of Government In proportion.] us a settler is distinguished for a good previous record, his example is clearly more dangerous. The paper adds thay it is glad to find that the Lewis case has caused the gravest misgivings to men of both parties in South Africa and concludes by stating that shooting at sight was first confined to offences against women, it next spread to solicitation,
then to sheep-stealing, and Herr Kidaron Wacachter, German that it is na inevitable as logic "that it Foreign Minister, has had a long inter-will lead to.lynch law. This must be
The other points of the German reply also raise the most serious objections, rendering probable the pro- longation of the pourparlers for some
timia.
THE KAISER CONSULTED.
view with the Kaiser.
HOLLAND'S PRECAUTIONS.
The Times' correspondent at Amster dam says the Government has cancelled ali military leave and is prolonging the training of the Militin to the utmost in order to be prepared for eventualitica.
GERMANS MURDERED. “
"The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Tangiers.. states that four German mineralogists have been murdered in the Sus region of Morocco
IMPOSSIBLE DEMANDS.
LATER Reuter has received the following from a high diplomastic source
Although only a telegraphic summary of Germany's reply has been received li London, a feeling of grant disappoint ment prevails. While Germany appears to agree to the principle of a French Protectorate, she makes reservations almost amounting to a withdrawal of such as eat. The counter proposals place, Germany or a "equality with Franco e ragaras railways and other public works, practically involving Co- dominion, political as well as economic. It is impossible for France to grant ach advantages ever other Powers. -Consequently the centre of interess now is not the extent of territorial com peraation but Morocco.
DREADNOUGHTS.
OUTCLASSED,
THE ORION ON TRIAL.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
Lorbon, Sept. 12 HS. Orion, the largest battleship in the world, has started on her trials
at Portemonth.
Critics comparing ber armament with that of the Dreadnought say it makes
the latter second-class,
THE LORD MAYOR IN VIENNA
-THE EMPEROR'S CORDIALITY. Reuter's Service to the China Mail)
LONDON, Sept. 12, Emperor Franz Joseph has received the Lord Mayor of London in audience.
His Majesty rejoiced at the cordial relations between their respective cities and countrice and conversed with deep faterest on King George's coming visit to ladia.
THE CHANNEL CHAMPION.
MUSIC HALL ÖFTER „DECLINED,
(Beuter's Bervice to the China Mail.).
LONDOR, Bept. 1L the swimbier who inat week
поточн
the English Channel, has 1-Masia Hall offers of £400 o
stopped in the begining.
The Globe says that Mr Cole was only following the rough and ready justice of all new countries, and remarks that in the early days of Cape Colony British sentimental administration en. deavoured to prevent such methods. One result of this was the Great Trek, and after a period of bitterness the local administration was forced to allow a resumption of the practice, for which M- Cole is to be exiled, in order to protect property.
THE CHENGTU RIOTS.
--- FOREIGNERS DEPARTING.
Despatch of British and American Gunboats.
الشعب
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IMPERIAL ORICKET.
ALL ARRANGEMENTS CONCLUDED
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)
LONDON, Sopt 12.
The Imperial. Cricket Conference at a meeting has approved all the arrange menta recommended by the Beard of Control regarding the triangular and county matches with the Colonial teams.
The Conferonca bas altered the date of the Test Match between England and Australia as the Oral from August 22nd to August 19th, 1912, so as to allow of
play to the finish.
a
Lord Harries and Lord Hawke.repre- sented England at the Conferenco, W. Findlay represented Australia and H. D. G. Loveson-Gower represented South Africa.
GERMAN-NAVAL AMBITIONS.
THE STRAIN ON, THE POOR.
(Reuters Service to the China Mail.)
LONDON, Sept. 11..
At the opening of the Social Demo- cratic Congress at Jena, Herr Bebel said
that, despite the Kaiser's pence speech at Hamburg, the cry will be for further armaments, and a great Navy Bill will undoubtedly be submitted to the Reich- stag, to meet the cost of which many Germans would suffer from an insuffic fency of food.
Noto-Herr Forlind August Borbel is has written a great number of Socialistic Socialist member of the Reichstag. He books; and has twice undergone terms of imprisonment.-E. C.M.)
THR AERIAL MAIL.
́A MISHAP AND A SUCCESS.
(Reuler's Service is the China Mail.)
LONDON, Sept. 11.
The aviator Hubert was starting oat from Berdon-for Windsor with the aeroplane peat when "his machine tilted
Bamel carried the mails at the tremend our'speed of 103 miles an hour.
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AN ENGLISH SUCCESS.
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IMPENDING RECOGNITION.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
Lastos, Sept. 11
The Portugused: Minister to London twice visited the Foreign Office to-day.
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ARMED ROBBERY AT SHAUKIWAN.
On the night of the 10th inst, three men went alongside a house boat at Shaukiwan woman by the throat. She called out "save One went on board, and suiżed a young, and he fell a distance of 190 feet, fract-life" and the miscreant made good his Juring both thighs.
escape. Meadirhile another man had boarded the bout at the other end and he, too, suired' an old woman, the only other occupant of the bank," and endevoured to strangle her, On the alarm being raised, a man froin a boat near-by came to the rescue and managed to arrest. one of the men. However as he was taking him to the police station, another time came up which knocked the wind out of him. and struck_him a sovere blow on the chost
Then a third man came up and assisted in securing prisoner while the man who struck the blow was also arrested. At the
RUBBER EXHIBITION.
A NOTABLE AWARD.
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LONDON, September 11 (Reuters Service to the China Mail) A telegram from Peking states that popular resentment at the construction
LoNoor, Sept. 11; - The Committee of the Rubber Ex- of the Hankos-Slechnen railway by the British, French, German and American hibition in London his awarded the syndicate has resulted-in-disturbances in hundred_guines_trophy offered by the the Provmer of Szechnen, particularly at India Rubber Journal for the best Chengtu, telegraphic communication to plantation of Para Rabbor to the Sungei whic's place has been interrupted since Kapar Company. Friday last
The foreignie-loit on Thursby,, The wist has the bid the "Viceroy's Tamen and 20 pervous were killed;,
British and American gunboats are
missionaries are concentrating in the proceeding to the disturbed districts, and
towns.
„Troops are missing along the frontier of the Province.
(Wah To Fat Po's Service.)
SAVONAL, Sept. 11. Several thousands of rioters in Szo- chuen, taking advantage of the 'unsettled: feeling created by the railway ational isation scheme, attacked the Viceroy'a yamea and entered the grand hall but were dispersed by soldiers. More than
fon of the rioters were shot.
battalions to escort H. E. Toan Fang on The Viceroy of Hupeh hur sent 10 his way to Szechen.
·
(Wak-Tez Yût Po's fervices) (70 PEX, Sept. 11. The Viceroya of Hupeh and Yunnan are authorised by the Cabinet, in a tele- gram, to despatch troops to Azechven to keep order in that Province.
A MOCK BATTLE.
"BRITISH 7. "GERMANS.“
(Reuter Service to the China Mail.);
LONDOS, Bent 11.
Router's Berlin correspondent states that the Army Manouvrea opening to
THE FRENCH NAVY.
READY FOR ANYTHING.⠀ (Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)
LONDON, Sept. 11.- Speaking at Toulon, M. Delcassé Minieer of Marine, said the French Navy was ready for any eventuality at any
time.
THE DEAR FOOD DISTURBANCES
(Reuter Service to the China Mail)
LONDON, Sept. 11. Dear food demquatrators appeared in the market in Paris, but the polics
drove them öft
THE LATE MISS THURSTON.
Lingistrcy this morning the man who committed this rubbery ang remanded._A word was found in the possession of one of the mun
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A CANTON SHIPPING CASE.,
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paper for the following, facts An action
was brought sexinst the mastor of the sé, Paul Beau" by the s.. Hoi Ming's master for amumed faulty navigation of the Paul Bean while the ships were approaching their respective bartha at Canton or 26th.
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at Canton (as a nautical export) were in the Hoi Ming's favour.
ships were approaching their berths in the The facts of the case arg-The two front rosch when the Paul Best dropped bur
anchor and went astern on her engines (without notifying much by aid of her whistle) and dragged her anchor more than 200 feet. She struck the Foi Ming's buoy violently with her rudder, which caused the sampan in attendance ab the Lucy to let go, her line attuobod to the buoy and leave the Hot
although the Hoi Ming's bow was only 15ft. from the buoy The Ho (Hauter's Bervice to the China Afail,)
Ming had to starboard her helm to avoid a LONDON, Sept. 11.
collision, and the tide set her antern and It has transpired that Miss Katherine Aahore at the same time, causing her to
damage several native craft. Thurston, the authors, who was found I should be pleased to hear the views of dead in bed last week at Cork, was to have nautical readers on the formation of the above-named Court and its decision. Ap. been married to-day to a Loudon doctorparently the only evidence that has been
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