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TELEGRAME
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TELEGRAMS.
The Hongkong Telegraph.
September 7th, 1011, Temperature 10 am. 88, 4 pm; 81; Humidity...67, 78.
No. 8569
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CHINESE
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TELEGRAMS.
TELEGRAMS.
G.O M.'S GRANDSON,
LINKING THE EMPIRE.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
THE STRIKES.
THE JEWISH CHURCH
NATIONALIZATION OF
RAILWAYS.
YOUNG SOOTS' SUPPORT.
PUBLIC MUST PAY.
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TELEGRAFE.'']
(SHAVIOR TO TRE
TELEGRAPH."]
Bombay, Sept, 8, 7.1182an.
The Liverpool Trarsotisnil Shipown-
{SERVICH TO TAD " THINGRAPH,''}
Via: BOMBAY, Sept. 7, 2.35 p.m.
The Young Boots party. had a meeting on the 2nd inst, and after
E Gladstone, grandson of the
Grand Old Man," for the re.
presentation of Kilmarnock
Parliament
in
ADMIRALTY'S PROPOSALS.
EXOHANGING VIEWS.
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(SERVICE TO TEM" TELEGRAPH."} Via DURBAN, Sopt. 7, 10 a.m. Via Boxoay, Sept. 7, 3.65 p.m. The "Standard" reports that in
The "Cologne Gazette" publishes pissuance of a decision by the Iman inspired telegram from Borlin
:.
complete wireless system linkng up the Empire with the Admiralty. It is expected that the system will
shortly be sufficiently advanced to
enable the Admiralty to direct the
movements of practically every
ait of the British fleet.*
Via DURBAN, Sept. 7, 11.15 pm. orroSITION IN SZE-CHUAN.
["BHAT PO" Savion.]
Peking, September 7. The people of Sza-olian havo, subinitted a formal minorial to
ARSENAL IN HONAN:
GERMAN FIRM GETS
CONTRACT.
["BETONG PO” SERVICE]
Peking, Sept. 7.
H.E. Yum Choong, President
of the Army Board, has signed &
ارشد به
the wages of the semen and the lose Empire, a resolution is to be moved the Viceroy of their province contract with a German merchant at the Council of the United Syn-declaring that they will pay no
su tained by the delays on recount of the
striku.
EFFECT ON BRITISH TRADE.
agogues to abolith the Chief Rab
hinste. The Jewish Chronicle,"
however, urges the appointment of
a quccessor at the earliest moment.
REPEL BOARDERS.
Owing to the difficulty experienced
in finding a successor to the late
Very Rey, Hermann Adler, D.D., a protracted, and lively discussion perial Conference the Admiralty is to the effect that au examination-ofers will increase freights ten per cent, who was Chief Rabbi of the United decided, by a narrow "majority, to actively engaged in organising
the French proposals presented by next week on a count of the ironses in Hebrew Congregations of the British
support the candidature of Mr W.
M. Cambon gives cousion for Ger- mai counter-proposals. What actually concerns Germany is the adequate safeguarding of her in-
portant.. economio interests in
Morocco, but the preliminarice aro
* fur advanced that a speedy settle-
ment may be expected. This is
regarded as indicating that the #ogotiations will henceforth be cou-
contrated upon obtaining guarantsen
of economiio oquality for Germans in
Morocco. The question of terri- (SERVICE TO TE1 " TELEGRAPH.**}
Vin DURBAN, Sept. 7, 10 amoral compensation in the Congo region is not likely to caure further
trouble.
CHINESE FOREIGN
MINISTER.
RECEPTION IN ITALY.
(SERVICE TO THE " TELEGRAPH,!"}
Via BoRDAY, Sept. 7, 2.35 p.m.
King Emmanuel has received and
banquetted 'the · Chinese_Foreign
THE CHANNEL SWIM.
ROYAL CONGRATULATIONS..
L
Burgess suffered severely from
Minister at the palace at Racconigi nea sickdess at the beginning of
the, swim and was ocasionally de- CANADA AND AMERICA Brions and depressed, whereupon
the occupants of the accompanying
boats struck up the “Marssilaise."?
The courad taken by the swimmer
resembled a capital 'M. His
Majesty the King wired his con-
gratulations.
THE RECIPROCITY,
AGREEMENT,
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Via DuuBAN, Bopt. 7, 10.a.m.
Reuters.correspondent at Ottawa
reports that Mr. Sillou, ex-
Minister of the Interior in the
Laurior Ministry, has denounced
reciprocity as
menace to the
薛
commercial independence of Canada. He contrasted the prosperity of
Canada, where employment was
abundant, with the conditions in
the United States, where thousands
of railway men and factory workers were being dismissed...
FRESHWATER FISHERIES.
Via BOMBAY, Sept. 7, 2.30 p.m.
Ottawa reports that Canada has
withdrawn from the agreementy of
March, 1900, with the United States regulating the international fresh- water fisheries, on the ground that the amendmente demanded by American- ínterests' particularly on | Lake Michigan are inadmissible.
NAVAL MOBILISATION.
ir
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NONE THE WORSE,
Via DURBAK, Sept. 7, 4.30 p.m. Burgess, after his long swim across the English Channel, is not affected to-day, with the exception
eyes being weak.
of his
GERMAN NAVAL
MANŒUVRES.
TORPEDO NIGHT ATTÁCK.
WAR RISKS.
Via DURBAN, Sopt. 7,
4.30
p.m.
War risks have risen to twelve
per cent, owing to increased busi
Hero,
GERMANY'S REPLY, ›
Bombay, Sept: #, 7.95 mm,
A umference was hot last night bo
Aween Herr Riderlen. Waechter and Dr. von Pohmann Hollweg, followed by another to-day. It is understood that
Germany's 10ply has been drafiel.
Horr Kidoren Wagebtor nuets M.
Cambon to-night.
THE MURDERED
MISSIONARY.
The dovrense" "in"itmporis" in the
month of August amounted to $1,418,- 811 and in exports to £2,566,188.
This is attributed to the strike,
The decrense ha Imports was -pria- cipally in raw manufacturing material, cotton nccounting for £537,215.
la exports the decreases wervinslips, o'extrical and wool manufacturon
of
big
On the other hand the imports
food, drink and tobavob, fhów: K inorase, also the exports of cotton
:
'manufactures..
:
AVIATION.
ANOTHER ACCIDENT.
[SSAVICE TO THE " TELBORATE,"
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Fombay, Sept. 8, 7.35 0.0. Au aviator named Sango. fall at Kaskruha, Haden, and featured his skali.
A DOUBLE FATALITY.
Bombay, Sept. 8, 7.35:a.m. ' The aviator La Coule and
Googor was proceeding by soropline
fall.
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Via DURBAN, Sept. 7, 4.30 p.m..
The scene of the murder of the
American missionary named Davis, killed..
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Via Bounay, Sept. 7, 2.35. p.m.
The German naval manœuvres | -
concluded with a great night attack | by torpedo bonis, Emperor Wilhelm and the Archduke Feron account of their being exasper dinand were both present and wit ated by his anti-polygamy preach-
uased the attack.
ing, was the interior of British
Guiana.
SHORT SHRIFT.
PERSIAN REBEL LEADER.
(SELVICH TO THE ** TELEGRAPH,'"]' Via BOMBAY, Sept. 7, 2.35 p.m.
Sardar Arshad, who unsuccess
A Merchant's Petition.
for the construction of ait arsenal
in Choung Tak prefecture in the
A
contributions to the Government and will deduct a portion of the province of Hona,
Itax on paddy-folds, ote., în order
to cover the loss of their interest
on the railway shares through the nationalization of railways.
FLOOD AND FAMINE.
(THE "TH:.EGHAPE" CORAKSTONDENT. THE DIRECTOR GENERAL.
¡Canton, September 7.
It is a constant practice among tho Boarding, honso runner in Canton to go on board steamers arriving from foreign ports while they are still under way. Thoir presence on board the steamers is a regular nuisance to the passon-
insist upon
("BHEONG Po" SERVION)
Poking, Sept. 7.
H.E. Tuan Fang has, in viow
gera. As these runners generally of the strike in Szo-chuan in
the passengers going
RICE RIOTS.
["SHEUNG Po""BERvica]
Peking, September 7.
Tho incessant rains in Sooliow
and Sung-chow have driven the
foorer people to the point of star-
vation.
The wretched sufferors are loot-
..
to their boarding houses and are opposition to the nationalizationing the houses of the better clase in the habit of improperly hand-
ling luggage, many cases of larceny of railways, begged the Throne to and rubbing the rice shops. Many
have occurred. A merchant has
sent à petition to the Teotal of withdraw the odiot requiring rich gentry of Sung Sak district the Promotion of Industries, com-
plaining of this state of affairs to proceed to the province to have been robbed and their lionses
and begging the Taotni to have
this ratsance stopped. The Tao- enquire into the cause of the
tai has instructed the Water Polico Bureau to investigate and trouble." report.
LAUGHTER.
Laughter is a subject on which.
demolished. The loss thoy have
sustained is estimated to exceed
His request has been refused by overal hundred thousand tele. the Throne.
RELIEF. REQUESTED.
:
("BEAT PO ""'SERVICE.) ·
T'eking, Sept. 7.
the opinions of mankind appear to CALAMITY IN KIANGSU, be divided. It was only recently that we were reading a doctor's opinion to the effect that it was the best possiblo tonic, and should be indulge in at all sonsons with- out restraint. To-day, however, we see a flaw in this doctrine. It would seeni that, the medicine man had not calculated the effect of the guffawa on those in the near neighbourhood of the laugh ter. From the " Exprcas" we ox- tract this heart-cry-"Sir-What memorialized the Throne regard- can be done with, the foolish rorson who sits in a railway-ing the calamity that has befallen carriage reading a funny book and uttering loud laughs at the province in the form of un-
.{
The Governor of Kiangsu le a
The Magistrate of Chia-man dis-
triot, while endeavouring to misiu-
tain order, was severely wounded
by the mob. By order of the Governor of Kjangsu, martial law has been proclainisd..
Penco has now been restored. altheriote sr flying for their lives.
SHEK-LUNG DIS- TURBANCES:
Quiet Restored:
from Muelhausen to Strasburg when the machins fell from a height of sixty sudden outbursts are
intervals of live minutes? Tlies) |
irritating." We are rather of the writer's opinion: It is hum that a grant of Tls. 40,000 from The aviator and his compsalon were nature to want to share in 'n good
thing, and when our neighbour the Imperial Treasury should Le ig obviously on to something humorus, curiosity urges us to given to him to relieve the dis- investigate. Dignity, however, holds us back, and we become, tress. in consequence, a sort of arena for, La civil war. That is! the real trouble, that laugh tor, unless shared, is irritating. We prefer the inna wlio in gloomy when inclined to mirth to the man who roara with laughter when wo are inolined to gloom. "The noisy laugh of Clarke on omnibusen has been fot down by the late Bir
yery consing heavy rain, and begged |(THE "TELWɑRAPH” QORKESFONDENT
Canton, September 7. Early yesterday morning, the Brigadier General Wong Pai Chung in command of two han- dred foldiers left for Shek-lung, the reene of the disturbance on the Chinese section of the Canton, Kowloon Railway, in order to Assist the local authorities in the maintenance of order. In the course of the afternoon, tha Brigadier General despatched a telegram to the Viceroy stating that the place had already remim ed its former state of tranquillity,
The Weather Forecast
who was done to death by natives Eyewitnesses say that the accident
was dus to a motor exploring
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AN AUTHORESS'S DEATH.
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Via DURBAN, Sept. 7, 11.15 p.m.
At the inquest in connection with
THE ST. LEGER.
LATEST BETTING.
wo are
(BARVIOR TO THE ́" TELEGRAFE," W. S. Gilbert as one of the chief
Bombay, Sept,
ills that rack the nicely-balanced mind. Why? Because it is some- 4thing apart, something in which
CHINA'S DIPLOMATIC
SERVICE,
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
("Buat Po" Hærvich)
An Imperial Ediet has been
Ti lelting on the ft. Liger is as we do not share. Just so. Menn-issued appointing H,E. Luk Ching
appointed Director of Naval Mobil-fully lod a force of Turcomans the death of Miss Katherine Thursto`lows:---- lation in succession to Rear against the Government troops near
ton, who was found dead in bed in
8
vin natural cauð:z "was returned.
1- to 1 agate
Admiral King-Hall, who becomes Teheran and was captured with Hoar Admiral of flis Second Divi-res hundred of his followers, haza hotel n2 Cork, a verdict of “Death alon of the Home Fiori,
while, what is to be done about |/
the man who chuckles over a book Cheung Chinese Minister to Bt.
in a railway-carriage? Some day
some public-spirited citizen will Petersburg and II.E. Lau Kang throw him out of the window, and.
there will be a tent cans to belllo Yun as the Minister accredited to the rights of passengers,
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