EGYPTIAN NATION"
'ALISTS.
Extraordinary Scene in a Cairo
Theatre.
SPOORING.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY MARCH 28 1912
Man the only Animal that follows
A Trail that Way,
Spooring, properly speaking, means following footprints; but the term commonly implies much more than that, and signifie holding the trail by means of the many marke an animal lenvos behind on its path.
It is essentially tracking by sight when the quarry itself ig hidden from view; and it is this use of the eyes alone in the pursuit of invisible game that distinguishes man, the hunter, from other animals.
An extraordinary incident hap poned at a charity performance which was given recently at the Opera House, Cairo, under the patronage of His Highness the Klelivo, says the "Pall Mall Gazotle," When, just prior to the raising of the curtain, his Excellency Hussein Pasha Rushdi and his Excellency Ali Boy Cha hine, representing his Highness, entored the house, the Khedivial anthem was, of course, played. There is no ronson to think Everyone in the audienco remain-that any animal, other than man, od standing, with the exception employe ayesight to any inntarial of the Nationalist leader, Mohan-oxtent for this purposo, says the med Boy Farid, who was seated." Strand." Conspicuous tricks, in a-box just opposite the official it is true, may catch the pye tribuno,,
of, the stont or wolf quosling for proy, and draw attention to the fact that a possible victim has passed by.
Such a public act of disrespect and disloyalty could not be allow od to pass unnoticed, and so Rushdi Paula, who ja Mihister for Foreign Affairs, at once sout for Farid Boy and upbraided him' for in boliviour. The Nationalist londor replied most jusolonily that no law obliged him to riso, if ho wished to remain soatod, ovon'] when the Kadivial hymn was played, and he refused to apologise.
The Minister thereupon order-. od him to leave the house which
But it is hardly to be boliavel that either of those animals, high though in certain particulars his intelligonco be, has a knowledge
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POST OFFICE.
Only fully prepaid letters and post- varda are transmissible by the Siberian Boute to Europe.
On.and from the 80th fustant and be closed for Cantoq, Wachów and on each Saturday following Maile will
Smbul at 0...
The Fardel Fost 11 following places in Chins le for the
system to the
present suspended :-Hupeb, Hanan and Tongyash
Left London
MAILS VIA SIBERIA.
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MAILS CLOSE, Saigon-l'er Kaifuku-maru,
Mar, 9 A..
A.K.
29th
| Swiow-Per Ha'mún, 29th Mṣr., 10
Macao-Per Sui Tai, 29th - M. x., 1 15
P.L.
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Holbow and Sitgapore-Per Porig-
tong, 29th Mar., 5 v.m. :
Ti-atsin-Por Cheongeling, 80th
of the shape and structure of tho| Bhangbai, Yokohama and K-bo-Per feot such as is - ncesssary for tell-
Chiny, 80th. Man, 104 m. ing the nature of the species that bas left the spoor and of the direction it lins'takon."
Thow essentials are learnt by the some of smell. Smell will tell the stont if the tracke, are
he did. The incident was then those of a hare it would be profit- reported to the Prime Minister by able to pursue or of a fox it would Rushdi Pasha, and the Khedive to unviso to follow; and tho was apprised of what had hap-gradun waxing or waning of the pened.
scont in this or that direction
Siberian
English
Mail.
Mail.
This overt act of disloyalty on will indicate the course that has the part of the Nationalist leader to be chosen if the quest is to be has aroused a great deal of com-crowned with success. mont. Whilst, of course, to the
To man alone, thon, is confined average intelligent mind it spells the power of knowing these things its own condomcalion, to the by eye. Not that the knowledge ignorant or mentally upbalanced is instinctive. It has to be ac native it has a cortain signifi-quired by strenuous application cance, and it is felt that for this and long practice; and only the reason some stern stop should be individual with keen visualizing Baiario, taken to put a stop to such power and sound judgment cau unfortunate incidente.
hope to make a successful tracker and attain profieloncy 'in the science.
INDIAN MUTINY RECALLED.
Doyen of Calcutta Merchants Dead.
The death has taken place at
his residence in London of Mr. E
THE GOOD BOY.
If you engage a taxi in London you will notice that the driver has a peculiar air of complacency:
D. Kilburn, who was the doyenThis is because he has been rend
of Calcutta merchants and was
ing the current nows from Paris
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Mar., 10 AM.
Australian
Mall.
Sibérian
Mail.
Port : Darwin,~ Thursday Ysland, Cooktown, Cairns,
SHIPPING NEWS.
Townsville, Briebane, Sydney, The N. Y. K. 8.8. Colombo Māru,
Hobart Launceston, New Bombay Line, loft Moji for this port on Zoland, Danedla, Melbourne, the 27th inst., and is expected on the Adelaide, Perth and Fre-81st inst. mantle-Per Empire, 6th The 1.-0. 8. N. „Co.'s sa. Laisang April, 11
from Calculis le das at Hongkong on the 4th prox., and loaves for Straits and Caloutta on the 9th prox.
SHANGHAI, Siberian Mail Lo Earpe-Per--Livan, Bil April, 6 r..
Manila, Cebu and Ikilo-Ter Ycon-
sang. 6th Apil, 1 F.M.) Switow-Amoy-and-Foochow-Por
Halching, 7th April, 10
French
EUROPE, &c., INDIA VIA TUTICORIN—(Late · Lel- ters 11.00a.m. Extra Postage 10 cents.) (Leliers posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first Clearance will le fncluded in this contract mall) Per Australion, 9th Aprif,
11.M
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Ths L.-D. 5. N. Do's as Hongung from Shanghai ria Syntow is due at
Mail Steamers.
THE PENINSULAR.
AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
Hongkong and Canton on the 28th inst,WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or abuul `the DATES named--
and leaves for Shanghai on the $1st
TOX
The I.-C. 8. N. Qu'a s.s. Kwonguing from Shanghal via. Swatow is dus at Hongkong and Canton on the 31st fast, and lanvos for Shanghai on the 4th prox.
The Bhire Line ss. Dea of Glamis SHANGHAI from Shanghai is due at Hongkong on the 1st prox, and leaves for London on the 2nd prox.
The Indra Lino 8.8. Indranatha from Shanghai is due at Hongkong on the 1st prox., and lonyos for New York on the 2nd prox.
The B, I. S. N. Con sr. Maltra from Singapore is due at Hongkong on the 1st prox., and leaves for Yokohaman on the 2nd prix.............
The B. I. 8. N.. Co.'s ... Fazilka Manis, Iloilo and Cebu-Fer Rubl 28th inst, and leaves for. Straits and from Moji is due at Hongkong on the
American
Mail.:
10th Apill, 3 r..
Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokclama, Bonolalo, and Eau Francisco-Per, Biberia 10th April, woon,
VFSSELS IN PORT.
Carl
BTNAKED.
Buyo Maru, Jap, as, 3,242, Hashi mato, 25th Mar.Moji 20th Mar., Coal.-T. K. K. Diedadels, Ger. B.B., 774, Ch. Jergensen, 24th Mar- Haplong and Huihow 28rd' Mary, Gond, & Uh, Mera, Jap. 8.4., 3,753, E. Odoti, 24th Mar.-Japan
Shanghai, Moji, Nagasaki, Koba Yokkaichi Yokohama, Victorin and Taoqma (Si-| - be ins Mail to Europe-Per Canda Canada, 80th Mar.. 10 AM.
EUROPE, &, INDIA Childer, VIA TUTICORIN—(Late Loilers 11 m. london. Extra Portage 10 ceais.) (Soppla-
ria Shanghai 21st Mar,
Gea.-U. B, K.
Rangoon on the 29th inst..
ARRIVED.
LONDON, YEA) USUAL PORTI Or CALL
LONDON & ANT- WERP v.8'PORE, PAWANG, O'Mao, PORT SAID AND MARIBILLES...
BHANGHAI
MOJI,
KOBE
& YOKOHAMA
STHAMARA
TO NAIL OR
REMARK
light and Passage
[Delta.......................................]... Daylight
[Capt. E..P. Martin, n.min. ] 29th March
Devanha ........................ Noor,
Capt, W. R. Hickey........ † 90th Mar.
Nubia. ..................... Capt. F. J. Foranenes
Palawan.................. Capt. O. R. Loogden, ...
About Brd April
Freight and Passage
About'
Freight and
4th April
For further particulars, apply to
E. A. HEWITT,
Superintendent.
Hongkong, 27th March, 1912.
Uitachi Mara, Jap. B., 4,168, T.
Yamawaki, 27th Mar P.&O. 8. N. Co.'s ofico; Blogapore 22nd Mar., Grn | Can
N. Y. K. Lightning, Br. 8.F., 2,122, Austin, 27th Mar-Singapore 22nd Mar., Gen.-D. 8, & Co. Dolla, Br. 1.8, 4,780, 1 P. Martin, n.M.R., 281 Mar.-Penang vin Fingapore 18th Mar, Alail and Gon.-P. & 0. §. N. Co.
Kiokiang. Br. 6.6., 1,287, Robertson,
28th Mar-Canton 27th Mar., Gen.-B. & B.
Zaliro; Am. 8.8., 1,480, M,C. Smith, |
28th Mar Manila 20th
Mar., Gen.-8. T. & Co.
NORDDEUTSCHER
LLOYD.
BREMEN.
Ningehow, Br 8., 6,230, Jan M-IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES.
Br. .., 1,102, H Nielsson, 24th Mar-Bangkok 10th Signal, Mar., Goa-Kia Tyé Loosg.
huch, 28th Mar.-Singapore-
28 Mar., Gon-B. & 8, Oer, an 807, J. Iverson, 28th Mar-Hollow 27th Mar, Gen-J, & Ch.
mentary mali on board apto Daljin Mara, Sap. R.8., 839, D. Faco-Shibetoro Mau, Jap. a., 2,478, K.
the time fixed for departure.
of the mail Extra Postage
gami, 27th Mar-Swalow 26th Mar., Gou.-O. §. I.
10 ont) (Lstlers posted Derwent, Br. &8, 1,836, J. Jenkint, Hrisana,
in all t Pillar Buxos ip time for the first clearance will be included in this on
Parcel tract mail) The Mail will be closed on Friday, 29th Mr., at 5 pan-Pe Devsaha 80th Mar., 11 am.
FJ,
27th Mar-Saigon 23rd
· Mar., Rice.---Man Fat &,00. Fooksang. Br. .s., 1,987, T. A. Mit-
Fri,
Kento, 28th Mar.-Moji 22nd Mar., Coal—0. 8. K.
Br. 6., 641, A. H. Stomari, 28th Mar Swalow 27tb Mar,, Gen.-D. L. & Co.
"chell, 27th Mar.---Koba vis | CLEARANCES AT THE HAR-
Moji 22nd Mar., Gen.-J.,
BOUR OFFICE. M. & Co.
Hitachi-mara, for. Yokohama. Nor. **^-800, Wigle, 27th Fauanng, for Singapore.
Mar-Cobu 22nd Mr., Luchow, for Shanghai. Balla iT. & Co.:
Dolta, for Bhanghai, Chialine, for Shanghai. Germania, Ger. s., 1,714; H. Fran- He ching, for Kwangchowwan.
#n, 25th Mar.--Manila 22nd M.r, Ballast.-J. & Co
Cheribo, Samaring and Bonrabiye-Per Tipan18, 30th Mar., xoox. Montla, Cebu and Ikiln-Per Lrong-
DEPARTED. Fang, 30th Mar, 1 r.. Macao-Per Sai Tai, 3 tl Mar., 1.15 J, Buslaninus, Am. 8.5., 481, G. Rores,
Mar. 29, 23rd Mar-Manila -19th | Ashni, for Canton. Mar., Ballut.--D. & Co; . Felching, for Can'on. Kaifuku Mara, Jap. 1,903, C. Chiahu, Tar Shanghai,
Matxaims, 271 Mir Delta, for Shanghal Miike 21st Mar., Coal-M. Glenfallos", for Au, ing,” B..K.
lout-rg, for Shanghai,, Bouebro, for Saigon. Luchow, for Bhanghai,
Kobe and Yokokoman—Per Tjiliwong,
30th Mar, 2 1.57. Tintau, Obrfoo and Newchwang-Per Kiukiang, 80th Mar, 3 r.x.. Shanglai, Kobe and Moji –Per Nam-
sang, 2016 Mar, 3 P.M.
Siberian
Mail.
Korea,
10 Euro-Per
SHANGHAI, Sibe in Mail Apliai,
20th Mar, 07.06.
| Maris,
Am. a‚k., 5,051, J. W. Fisher. 22nd Mar San Francisco via Ports 20th Feb., Mall and Gen.-P. 2. 8. 8 Co. Oor! Ch., 1,169, Schlaikin,
· 22nil', 'Mar.—Saigon · 17th' Mar., Gun.-J. & 00,
tali-nata, for Yokohami, Saolisen, for Yokohama.
PASSENGERS ARRIVED. Per as. Delia, arrived 28th Mar..
within two months of 90 years of and New York. One can well Sratow, Ainoy and Foochow--Per Nainuang, Br.., 2,531, P. M. D. from London, &c. - ago when he died. Mr. Kilburn underston that one would think
wont to Caloutta in 1847 and was twice before engaging a taxicab Swalow, Amoy and
in New York. Always very ex-
A.M.
the founder of the present firm pensive to him, the New York Singapore, Penang and Ca'cutts-Per of Kilburn & Co. Just before taxicab now presents the addi-
Fucksang, 1st April, 11 xa
:
►
the outbreak of the mutiny tional drawback of a driver who Macao-Per Sui Tal, Ist Apil, 1.15 Loc'sun, Ger. ... 1,020. W. Taubert, Mr. Kilburn went to China on is a rampant ex-convict, for ac- business, and when he returned cording to the recent statement Manil, Iloilo and Cuba-Per Zaño,
of the Commissioner of Polico
F.X.
Pali, 11¬
Haitan, 81st Mar., 9 a.m.
-Lake, 27th Mar—Slu zapora į Anderton Tamani-Per
2 Lst Mar., Gen.-J., M. & Braga, J.
To Chini-tay Daijin-mard, 91xi Mar,' D
Co.
Browning, F. T. Perry, Miss Lotug Sang, Br. o., 1,908, Lauk, Barlow, R, Kyns, L. T. A.
Roberts, Min 26th Mar.-Msnila
28rd Byd
Compigne, Miss Clare, M. C. Roberta -Misses Craig, W.
I. J. & A. T. . Ricter 25th 3-Bangkok 17 Comseh, Mr. and Seymour, Couḍr. Mar., Rice. -13.& 8.. Merapi, Br. 1,100, E. Vidall. De son, Dr. Salomon, Lady-
24th-Man-Sansmog 15thing, M. and Sibsson, Misi Mar., Sugar.—Chinos. * Men
Baba-on Poletinbar, Br. 6.8., 9,000, C. Coldwood, W. B. Smith, G. E. T.
Swith, P. wish, 2nd Mar-Singl wad Saigon,184 Mr. Địn
Smith, Van T. -B. & S.
· 1st Amil, 3 rst, most of the robberies in the city Yokohama and Kolo-Per Mattra,, 1-1 are due to the fact that two hun
April, * por. dred ex-convicts, drafted into New Amoy, Wellawel and Tientsin-Por
Huo'chów, 1st April, 3 r.. York as strike-breakers, remained to become permanent taxi-drivera. They shut the door of the cab on you, drive you off to their own particular tame bashore, and then complain because you
Jeft
no
Boney
to
he found Caloutts in the thirpes of the first mutiny agitation. Believing that his China nows might be of use to Government he called at Government House to place it at Lord Canning's disposal only, howovor, to be assured by the secretary that in bave the agitated condition of public pay the amount that is registered affaire any expectation of an au- on the clock. In Paria you are dience would be hopeless.. Mr. also at a disadvantage. One day Kilburn left his card, but had that in nearly every cab tiken this week the police discovered scarcely returned to his office, out of the garage that morning, when a summons arrived from to ply for hiro a boat had been Government House, and on his secreted. The favourite place, we noto, for strikers to hide return thero le romsinod, much bombs is unter the back, to the secretary's surprise, elo cushions and we dofy anyone to
German
Mail.
Siberian
Mali.
Manila, Cebu. Hailo ́EPROPE,40., VIA TUȚI-
CORIN (Lateletion 11.00 am. Extra Postaga 10 cenie.) (Letter posted in all the Pillar Doree in time for the first clearance will be inclued in this contract all)-Per-
11 4.
Misa
C.
Bo, M. and
Misa
Schuster, Dr.
ilai.on
ngaro, A. 111g-nbotham Pongtong, B., 998, W. Bell, Leg, E 23rd Mugtok 12th
Miss L. Tinologa Ligbourn, Mar., Rice,—B; & 9,、**
Latab, Mi Schuylkill, 'Br. 2., 3.44 Smith. Latham, Capt.
22al Msr York, Maxwell Keroias o'l8.0, 0.
Muller, Dr.
+
Ts, Mr. and Mrs, Waterlow, M. M. Zimmener, J. F.
Prinzos Alico. 2nd Aprit Shautung, Bram., 1,635, d. Robin-
son, 25 0 Mai--Stoji 38| SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL. Mar., Coal-13. & 8. •*- Suisang, Br. AR, 1,760, M, Pivkuoll 811 March-C Ferl Laeixa, Gange, 27: Mar.-W.kafnei 218|Palawan. Ping Bney, Sydney 19th Mar, Gon.-J., M. Co.March-Benarty, Ponia, Sambia, Telemachas,..Br., 1,359; Prator, Madura. 16th March—Erroll, Kjelst, 26th Mar-Balcon 2201 Dorflinger, Tango Maru, Villa de la Mar., Geo-Wo Fat Ning, Ciotat, Arcadia, Lovat. 191li Marets--- Illiwong, Dulcis. 5,001. A. Clin. Erzherzog Fraus Ferdinand, Glenstre,
Ghoghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokkaici, Yokohar *, Hono- lula and San Franci-po (81-; berian Mail to Eane)Per Korsa, 2nd April., 10 4.x,
soted with Lord Canning for over seat himself in comfort on the swator-Tor Haimon, 2nd Mar. 10 knobly protuberances of an in-
two houra. · To what extent Mr.fernal machine: Besides, the Shanghal-For Hangm"g, 2›d April, Kilbura's information may have loud whirring of the clockwork
10AM
influenced Lord Ganning's urgent is a bar to all conversation, Singapore, Penang and Valentia-Par appeal to Lord Elgin, which led That is why the London taxi- Lightning, at Aprior 10:
to the momentous diversion of driver is looking so sinug, "A
H.M.S. Shannon to Calcutta, is lot you've got to complain of, Maso-Fer Bui Tal, 2nd Ap II, 1.15
not knowo, but Mr. Kilburn don't think," he murmure, we
are maintained that the cre- fancy, as one enters his oab, Ho Haalla, Cabs and Tub~Per Kair
always
fong, Tad April S
dit of that important sotion was is the good boy of the family, Swatow, Away and Fo a'inw-For due to Lord Canging's initiative: His cab in free from bomber Hos
Esiyang, 4th April 30 AM
and not to that of Lord Elgin, has never done time The Shanglish For Chetan, dt/Ap 1); s Mr. Kilburn left Indis in 1866,
Globe
FOR
MANILA, NAPLES, GENOA, ALGIERS, GIBRALTAR, SOUTH- AMPTON, ANTWERP and HAMBURG
*HANGHAI, TSINGTAU,}
KOBE
YOKO- HAMA
STRAMMES,
TO SAIL ON
Prinzess Alice... 20,300 | TUESDAY,
Ospi. P. Grisch
2nd April
17,000
and
Capt. L Mass
About THURSDAY,
4th April
MANILA, ANGAUR,]
SATURDAY,
YAP, NEWGUINEA, Prinz Waldemar... 6,100. BRISBANE, SYDNEY Capt. H. Bremer inne
20th April. at 9 AM.
& MELBOURNE..........
KOBE & YOKOHAMA...
Prinz Waldemar...6,100 Capt. H. Bremer *******
About TUESDAY, 24 Ap
KUDAT & BANDAKAN Borneo 6,750 ƒMɛddle of
Capt. F. Sembill
April
- All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegrap!
For System of Telefunken.
For further Particular, apply to
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD
MELCHERS & CO.,
GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA.
E
Fontkong. 93rd. March, 1912.
|DOUGLAS STEAMSHIP CO., LD.
Hongkong-South China Coast Ports,
Highest Class, Fastest and Most Luxurious Steamers on the Coast, having plendid Accommodation for First-Class Passengers, Electrio Light, Excellent Quirine."
FOR SWATOW, AMOY AND FOOCHOW AND RETURN. (Occupying. 9 to 10 dyi) CAPTAIN
« STRAMIRIPË, Haitan......
JB. Roach.... | TERDAY, 2ïd April, st 11 4,M. Halyang...
1. W. Erant...... | FRIDAY, 8th April, at 11 ... Halching ........] W. C. Paremor ... (TUESDAY, 94 Ap 11, at 1-1, FOR SWATOW AND RETURN. (Occupying 3 Days), Haimun ** | A. H. Stewart me. | WEDNESDAY, 3nd April, at 11/
Steamers will arriva at, and depart from, the Co.'s Wharf near Binks Fler. For Freight and Passage, apply to POSNER
Douglas, Lapralk & Co.,
General Managere.vide
201
THE EASTERN & AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP CO., LIMITED. Mail Service to Australia.
Bleiman
MAIL SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO MODIFICATION;
Ardiya Hongkong Itqma: "Austealiá
15th Marol
barger, Edili Mandaya Mirasaki Marg, Moyane, Pohawar, Po.lt End Alar, den Boogtra Thetaus, Yang Tae 220d Empire ....................
·J.L,
Maish-Calchas, Ernet Simons, Ide Aldenham, mini....................... manoa Pathan, Baxonia, Bilo is. 26th The above Bissmem are filed with March-Benledi, Bornes, BI honis, Fe plentiful suppy of Ics, Tresk Provisions, king, Priam, Kawachi Maru, Seandia. | Electricity, - All Biste-Booms bare Bletals
Arrival at Home-8th March-Dart and Stewarders are anzzled **nd, Goeben, Hirano Mar.
For further partionisri, apply Pa—Indistolli, Daero Castle. 18th Farol Oyolon Bydney, Arigomis,
March 27th at
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› Koning B). Kennobos: 19th
loogkang