The Hongkong Telegraph.
NEW SERIES No. 8519
SPECIAL
TELEGRAMS.
MANCHURIAN AFFAIRS.
税三十月六年三統宜
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
(ESTABLISHED 1881.)
TUESDAY, JULY 18. 1911.
REUTER'S
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
BRITAIN AND JAPAN.
HOME POLITICS.
THE NEW ALLIANCE,
LORDS AND COMMONS.
INTERESTS IN SOUTH
AFRICA.
二弃證
號八十月七英港香
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
CHINO-JAPAN SETTLEMENT.
[ INDEPENDENT Newe" AGRNOY.]
London, July 17.
In.rit.
PAPER SPECULATIONS.
TELEGRAMS.
FRANCE AND GERMANY. CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.
[SERVICE TO TAR" TELEGRAPE,"']
London, July 17, 550 p.m. Tolograms received from Berlin
and Paris confirm the report that
[SERVICE TO THE "TELEGRAPH."']
London, July 17, 9.40 n. Tho now Anglo-Japanese Treaty ]. [Sauvica TO THE TELEGRAPH."] All the questions ponding.in
has given grent satisfaction in Manchuria since the time of ex-
London, July 17, 3.40 p.m. Australia. Viceroy Isi Liang have been
The Hon. William M. flughes,
The papers are full of contra- practically. Bottled as between Acting Federal Premior, in the
dictory speculations as to the Germany desires a rectification
China and Japan. by two coun-course of an
course which the constitutional of the boundary southwards of interview, declared
crisis in Gront Britain will take.the Cameroons, German West trios agròsing mutually to the that the people of Australia might
congratulate themselves on the
One theory expounded is that Africa, affecting an oxtonsive slice payment of indemnities
renewal of the Alliee, which whilst the Unionist leators are of French territory. JAPAN AND AMERICA. gavo Australia ten years instead prepared to surrender, eighty of four to propare for defence Tory Feors are pledged to resist ag dust imminent danger.
to the ond and force the creationi
of new Pears.
GOOD FRIENDSHIP.
INDEPENDENT News" Auxxor.)
Tokyo, July 17.
With a view to promote mutual friendship between the United
Canadian opinion is generally favourable regarding the renowal of the Alliance. The practical ox- clusion of the United States from
the operation of the Treaty removes the Canadians' only serious ob-
►
-MAKING GOOD OVER
MOROCCO.
Germany also scomingly claims
Another view exprossel is
mt the resisting Poors will some special recognition for Gor- recourse to the so-called man companies operating in the Wensleydale precedont," and Sus region, behind Agadir, in
Morocco.
have
.
Sidos and Japan, an interchingojection to the ronewal of the declare that the new Peerages
of professors has been agreed Alliance,
upon.
Dr. Nitobs, the author of
Bashido, will first of all be dis-
patched to America, whore he
will deliver lectures at six of the
loading Universities. He will
leave for the United States in
September n will make a nine
months' stay there.
Next year the United States
will send an eminent professor to Japan.
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
AMBUSH IN ALBANIA.
200 TURKS KILLED AND
WOUNDED.
[SERVICE TO THE " TELEORAPN."]
London, July 17, 2.25 pais.
are invalid.
"The Times"
says that the
Government aro embarrassed.
There is discontent amongst the
Liborul Peers, who object to the
creation of Viscounties, which is
desired by many of the prospective
A Turkish column under Poors, and demand that only B- Edhom Pasha Jins been ambushed ronies shall be created, they thora-
by Mussulman Albanins between selves being promoted to Vis- Ipok and Dpakova.
Edhem Fasha was wounded.
The Turks sustained a loss of
two hundred killed and wounded.
[Rocent telegrams have shown that affairs in Albania havo not yet entirely quietened down notwithstanding the seemingly MOTOR ACCIDENT TO EX-pacificatory messages of the Porto:
PREMIER REID.
SIR GEORGE'S ARMS
BROKEN.
[SERVICE TO TU■ “ TELRINAPH."']
London, July 17, 6,30a.m.
to the insurgent hillmen. This fresh development may mean that the ancient newspaper heading "Trouble in the Balkans" ball have to be kept standing.]
LORD ESHER.
counties,
BOXING.
CHAMPIONSHIP OF THE
WORLD.
JOHNSON V, WELLS.
[SERVICE TO TH# "' Telæɑnafn."]
London, July 17, 5,50 p.m.
Articles luavo beon signed for a
MAKING GOOD PROGRESS. neoting between Jack Johnson, (SERVICE TO TUE ** TELEGRAP," the world's heavy-weight cham-
London, July 17, 2.25 p.m.
|pion, and Bombardier Welts, the Viscount Esher, of the Com-English heavy-weight champion, telegram of yesterday, Sir George mittes of Imperial Defence (who Tho bout will be one of twenty
As a result of the motor accident)
in Broadstairs, roferred to in our
Reid, the Australian ox-Promier, as was announced in our telegram rounds.
had his arms broken.
ENGLISH ROYALTIES.
TO VISIT GERMANY.
(SERVIOR TO TER " TELEGRAPH."]
London, July 17. 8.35 -
p.m.
At Berlin the arrangements have been completed for the visit
ofQueen Mary, the Prince of Wales
FIFTEEN CASES.
(SERVION TO THE “TELEGRAPH."'). London, July 17, 8.35 p.u - A messago from Now York
announces that there has been an outbreak of cholera in the city.
Fifteen cases liave been isolated on the isolation station
Swinburne Island.
BRITISH GENERAL'S
GALLANTRY.
ROYAL RECOGNITION.
On
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London, July 18, 1.10 a.in.
An order has been issued in re-
cognition of the conspicuous gal- lantry of Brigadier-Gonoral Fin- alt wo, who placed himself befero
a fallon driver of the Artillery
and prevented him from boing down trodden as the Third Ce-
valry Brigade were galloping past in the Royal Review in Pluenix
Park.
ROYAL VISIT TO
EDINBURGH,
GREAT RECEPTION.
and Princesa Mary to Mecklenburg (SEVICE TO THE “ TELEGRAPH,''}
Strolitz in the end of August.
Afterwards the Royal party will attend the annual review of the German fleet and will stay a couple of days at Potsdam, messing the autumn parade.
London, July 18, 7.a.m. Thoir Majesties King George and Queen Mary, accompanied Ly
H.R.H. the Prince of Wales and
wit-H.R.H. Princess Mary, arrived in | Edinburgh in the evening and will
stay in the capital for four days.
The Royal party got a great
reception.
Lord Morley'S WHIP.
UNUSUAL ACTION.
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
PRINCE LEOPOLD OF
BATTENBERG.
RIDING ACCIDENT.
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Loudon, July 17, 6.30 a‚ın.
1.H. Prince Leopold of Batten- berg while camping with the
Torritorial Forces at Lulworth,
Dorsetshire, has met with a rid-
ing accident.
The Princo's horse bolted, and
ho was badly thrown, sustaining
cuts on the load and arms,
His condition is not soricus and
he is progressing favourably,
CHINESE
TELEGRAMS.
COURT MARTIAL.
TO BE ESTABLISHED.
("Bunung Po" SERVICE.)
་
Poking, July 17.
The Army Board and the
Ministry of Punishments intend
to establish a Court Martial at
Peking.
PRESIDENT Resigns.
("Servno Po" Servick.)
Poking, July 17.
The President of the Ministry of
Communications has threatened
$80 PER ANNUAL; Bixotx Cory 10 Cents..
CHINESE
TELEGRAMS.
PRINCE CHING.
AND NEW CABINET.
("BHAT PO BabVICE.)
Poking, July 17,
Princo Ching proposes to revivo
all the regulations governing the
now Cabinet.
to resign owing to the number
of memoriale presented to the
Throne denouncing his actions.
RAILWAY DISASTER IN Prince Ching has asked him not
GERMANY,
to resign.
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London, July 17, 11.35 P.ui. There has been much spocula EIGHT PERSONS KILLED. tion caused in the Parliamentary Lobbies by reason of the unusual
notion of Viscount Morley himself
STAMP DUTY.
TO BE, ENFORCED,
("SHAT Po" Gravice)
Peking, July 17.
The Ministry of Financo pro- poses the early enforcement of the
stamp duty.
RAILWAY AFFAIRS,
"BHAT PO" SURVIOR.)
Poking, July 17.
H.F. Tunn Fang, the Director
General of the Canton-Henker jende
and Szechuan-Hankow railways, has telegraphed to the Ministry of Communications to the effect that
it is not advisable to accopt for- eign tenders for the construction of railways, na trouble is bound to happen. He strongly recomTM manded the appointment of Jim Tien-you as Engineer-in-Chief - and the acceptance of Chinese teaders for the construction of the railway
SALT MERCHANTS ARRESTED.
["SHAT Po" Senvion)
Peking, July 17.
Ten salt merchants have been
arrested and detained at Tientsin.
The object of the arrest is
unknown.
TANG SHAO-YI.
{SERVICH TO THE “ TELEOBAFU,”].
London, July 17,8.35 p.m.
A tourist express train from
TO BE REINSTATED,
The Weather Forecast.
issuing a whip in view of the third roading of the yeto Bill on the Basel to Berlin was derailed at
20th instant.
Muollheim.
of the 13th instant, has undergone The purse is to consist of eight In his whip, Lord Morley em-
Eight passengers were killed, His son and daughter, wloan operation for appendicitis in a thousand pounds sterling, and phasises the momentous rosalie fifteen were seriously injured and were driving with him, were alsq nursing home in Edinburgh), is the fight will take place at the involved both in the immediate monny others word also injured. injured.
reported to he making good pro-National Sporting Club, Londen, present and in the future, makirg All are progressing favourably,gress towards recovery.
the occasion truly driticul.
in September.
Firemen and soldiers assisted
in the work of restuo.
(SMAT PO" Barvica)
Poking, July 17,
A rumour is current in Peking
that HE/Tang Shaoyi, ex-preet-
out of the Ministry of Communic
tions, will be roinst sted us Director
General of the Railways.
CHANGE
FAIR
PROSTORMN
VERY DAY