The Hongkong
August 25th, 1912, Temperature a.m. 78, p.m. 87; Humidity... 95, 80.
No. 8874
TELEGRAMS.
晚四十月七年于壬
TELEGRAMS.
DR. SUN IN PEKING.
PANAMA CANAL BİLL.
CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT TAFT'S ADVICE.
Router's
[Service to the "Telegraph."}
London, August 25.
Reutor's Poking correspondent states that Dr. Sun Yat-sen and
Reuter's
[Service to the "Telegraph."},
London, August 26.
(ESTABLI HED 1881.)
Copyrig 1912 by the
Telegraph
MONDAY, AUGUST 26, 1912.
TELEGRAMS.
HOME CRICKET.
RAIN AGAIN · INTERFBRES.
Routor's
[Service to the "Telegraph.");
London, August 25. The following are the lastest county cricket results:
Middlesex v. Surrey, at Lord's Drawn, Dover. Drawa.
A message received from Reu- ter's correspondent at Washing President Yuan Shih-kai have ton states that President Tast conferred for many hours. They has signed the Panama Canal both afterwarde declared that Bill and sent to Congress n Kont. Gloucestershire, at memorandum suggesting the ad- visability of passing a resolution. The following matches were all declaring that the measure is not abandoned, pointless, owing to boing considered by this Govern montas a violation of the Treaty.
they were in perfect agreemónt on all important questions..
THE AGA KHAN.
CANDIDACY WITHDRAWN..
The memoranduin points out that tho lay-Pauncafute Treaty provided that no discrimination should be made by the United London, August 24. Statos against other nations, and The "Times" correspondent at that the messure applied not to Bombay, states that the Aga what this country gives its owa Khan has abandoned his candi-nationals, but to the treatment it dacy for the Viceroy's Council, extends to other nations. There owing to his approaching visit to was nothing in the Treaty South Africa and East Afrien.
TIMOR REVOLT.
REBELS COMPLETELY.
BEATEN.
preventing other nations extend- ing favours to their shipping using the Canal, and the Britiali piroient leads to the absurd con- clusion that this Government, after the construction, insisten ance and defence of the Canal, finds itself shorn of the right to deal with its own commerco in its
own way.
London, August 25.
This dovolopment has hope Reutor's Lisbon correspondent | statos that the Governor of Timor lessly involved a Parliamentary telegraphe that the revolt has been tangle and prevented the expected suppressed, the robels, leaving adjournn ont of Congress sine die 3,000 killed. Four thousand wore Both Houses rensemble captured in battlo,
COUNT BERCHTOLD.
London, August 25. Count Baroktold, Austro- Hungarian Minister for Foreign Affairs, has arrived at Bukharest, whero ho is the guest of King Charles of Roumania,
MR. ROOSEVELT'S CAMPAIGN.
THE STANDARD OIL GRANT
Monday,
THE MOROCCAN TROUBLE.
A DASH SOUTH.
London, August 24.
on
The "Times" correspondant at Paris wires the Colonel Mangin in How 75 miles off Marrakesh and is preparing to make a dúsh thither with 4,000 mon.
Resident General Lyautey is now going southward and may join the forces.
VALUE OF AVIATION.
Lator.
rain :-1,
Essex. Hants, at, Leyton. Sussex, Northants, at Hast ings.
W
:
Worcestershira .. Yorkshire, at
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Vorcester,
Leicestershire 7. Warwickshire, at Hinckley.
NEW YORK MYSTERY.
ALLEGATIONS AGANST
POLICE.
མམཁོ
London, August 25.
TELEGRAMS.
August 25th, 1911, Temperature a.m. 85, p.m., 80; Humidity:
TELEGRAMS.
贊六廿月八英港香
NEWS FOR BUSY MEN.
THE G. PO.
SERIOUS OUTBREAK OF FIRE.
GENERAL" BOOTH,
+ PULPIT REFERENCES.
Reuter's
Router's
(Service to the “ Telegraph."] London, Angust 25,
A fire broke out last evening at
TELEGRAMS!
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
EATHER FORECAS
SHOWERY. Barometer 29.73
3. 08.
$80 PER ANNUM
BINGLE COFF 10 Cars.
NEWS FOR BUSY MENA
TELEGRAMS.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
The Gorman, oruisér Gasben The Timor revolt has been being killed and four thousand knots on her trials. lost in battle.
ty: Al'elagraph." suppressed, three thousand rebols has attained a speed of 28.4
[Service to the
London, August 20. There were references to the the new Post Office in St. Mar- late "General" Booth in the in's-le-Grand, as the result of a pulpits of all denominations fused wire. It paralyzed the yesterday. telegraph service of the country. Tribates were
missionary zeal.
for three hours,
The French Resident General paid to his at Fez has sent to the Premier a cordial mossage from the now Sultan of Morocco.
A thousand-ppositors mostly girls, wore on duty, be the buolest time of the day in the huge pro vincial gallery on the third floor, SIR GEORGE ASKWITH. when a cloud of smoke belohed forth from the test box whore the wires serving the whole country are concentratod, "
The officials threw sand on the fire, but this proved unavailing, and oventually they were driven out by the suffocating fumes of the guttaperoha coils beneath the looring
LEFT FOR CANADA.
Toinvestigate labour conditions. and the working of the Industrial Disputes Act, Sir George Askwith has left for Canada.
Tributes to the Into "General". The Aga Khan, owing to im- Booth's missionary zeal were pending visits to South and East voiced in pulpits of all denomina- Africa, has abandoned his can- tions at Home yesterday. didacy to the Viceroy's Council.
LOCAL.
Owing to the continuance of London, August 24.
disastrous weather, August is A cigaretto and clothes thief Sir George Askwith, Chief torrible month".
being described at Home as "the has been sent to guol for fourteen
The whole days. Board of Trade, has sailed for Industrial Commissioner of the harvest is threatened. The firemen were summoned labour conditions and the work- Canada, where he will investigate and extinguished the firo.
All left the building under perfect discipline.
It will take days to restore the ing of the Canadian Industriòl
Disputes Act.
service.
ADMIRAL SAH.
Router's New York correspond- THE CHINESE REPUBLIC. ent states that an Irish governess, named Julia Curran, has been found dead in a low-class hotel.. She is believed to have been murdered by a man who lured her (From Chinese Somrom.] thoro. The police described the
Peking, August 25. death as from "Natural Causes,
Lau Koon-hung, Minister of but the Coroner's surgeon Bug Navy, has begged President gested that this police were trying Yuan' to reinstate Admiral Sir to hush up a crino in order to Sal Chon-ping. savo the reputation of a "graft”-| protected houseo.
DUKE AND DUCHESS OF CONNAUGHT.
ADRIFT IN MOTOR BOAT,
London, August 24. A message from Reuter's cor- Halifax, Nova respondent nt
PREMIER'S ILLNESS.
Premier Lu is indisposed and intends to go to hospital for treatment."Shot Po.".
DR: SUN, ARRIVES.
Shanghai, August 25, Dr. Sun Yat-sen arrived at Peking on the 24th inst., and was given a hearty welcome by the Chinese, as well as the foreigners. The streets were thronged with spectators.
MANCHU WELCOME.
NEW, GERMAN CRUISER.
SPEED TRIALS,
London, August 25.- A telegram from Router's correspondent at Kiel states that the oruiser Queben on her trial trip made a speed of 28.4 kuota
an hour.
CHEFOO'S NEW
INDUSTRY.
Thread.
Scotia, states that Thoir Royal The ex-Empress Dowager will Manufacture of the Highnesses the Duke and Duelioes give a reception at the Summer of Connaught wore proceeding in Palace in honour of Dr. Sun Yat- a motor-boat to St. Andrew's son. She will be presented by Island last night, when the motor Shai Chuk and other Manchu broke down, and they drifted for officials. between the
two hours before they were taken French posts and columns at Foz,in tow by a fishing steamer and Rabas and Casablanca, covering brought to their destination. 500 miles in six days.
London, August 24. A message from New York states that Mr. Archbold hus A military aviator rendered re testified that the contribution of markable services in maintaining $125,000 from the Standard Oil cotamunicationH O. to Mr.. Roosevelt's campaign fund in 1904 was not returned. It was specially stipulated that Mr. Roosevelt should be informed of the matter.
A DENIAL.
Mr. Roosevelt emphatically declares that he was not informed, and that Mr. Arolibold in delib erately falsifying the truth for political purposes.
London, August 25. Reuter's New York correspon dent says Mr. Roosevelt bas demanded to be heard by tho Sonate Committee in connection with his campaign expenditures, in order to refute the assertions made by Mr. Archbold.
NEW SULTAN'S MESSAGE.
Later. Reuter's Paris correspondent says Resident General Lyautoy has transmitted to M. Poincare, the Premier, a message from the new Sultan, declaring his desire to complete a perfect entente and friendly collaboration with France in the work of peace and progress. FRENCH INTENTIONS.
HOME WEATHER.
CROP PROSPECTS BLACK.
.HUPEH SATISFIED. The Provincial Council, the troops, the merchants and the students in Hupeh have jointly telegraphed to the State Council to the effect that Generals Chang Chun-wu and Fong Wai deserved their punishment." Shat Po." VICE PRESIDENT RESIONS.
Shanghai, August 25,
Vice-President Li has sent in
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Bayko
A new thread has quite recent ly made its appearance on the Chefoo market. This is the now famous invention of the well- known firm Frieder Bayer & Co., Elberfeld.
For stealing clothing and shoes, It is reported that the Turken Chinese way sentenced to three have attacked the Servians and months' imprisonment and four massacred many. The Servian hours' stocks this morning. Cabinet has discussed the situa- tion.
Two men were charged at the Police Court this morning with So severe are the rains at. Home being in possession of lottery that the Guards oncamped in tickets. A romand was ordered. Norfolk for the maneuvros havò bad to abandon thoir tants nud sloop in schools, barns, oto,
Through the fusing of a wire, serious fire broke out in the new G.P.O. at St. Martin's-lo- service of the country for three Grand, paralysing the telograph
hours.
Dr. Sun Yat-son has arrived in Paking and been given a hearty welcome. He had a long con- ference with the President, and perfect agreement on all import ant questions is announced.
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Mr. J. R. Wood, Director of Education, presided at the First: Court to-day, in the absonos of Mr. E. A. Irving, who is in hos pital with fever
A man who burgled the pre- misos 167, Queen's Road East, hosĐạ sent to gaol for six months with hard labour and four hours' stocks.
A fine of $100 or, in default, six weeks' imprisonment, whe awarded to a man charged at the Police Court, to-day, with being in possession of lottery tickets.
Mr. Roosevelt emphatically declares that he was not informed of the Standard Oil grant of
A sentence of six weeks' impri- $125,000 to his 1904 camgnign sonment, four hours' stooks. and fund, and demanda to be heard twelve strokes of the birch, waN on the matter before the Senate passed on a snatcher, at the Committee.
Police Court, to-day.
The Duke and Duchess of For depositing rabbish outside The "Bayko" thread se it is Connaught were proceeding to a house in Mosque Terrace, two called, for which Messrs. St. Andrew's Island in a motor coolies were fined two dollars oach Sietas & Co. have been appointed boat when the motor broke down this morning. Inspector Fenton sole agents in this territory, and they drifted for two hours. said that they gave much trouble is manufactured principally of Eventually they were taken in tow by this practice. metal, says the Chefoo Morning
the
Post," it is not only made in gold, by a fishing steamor. his resignation, but the people silver and copper but also in all
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In order to pay his fare into
in Hupeh have, telegraphed to oolours and shades and it is claim- London, August 24.
President Yuan begging that bised possesses the inestimable ad- An Irish governess found dead the country, a Chinese stole his The continuance of the heavy services should be, retained.
in a low-class New York hotel is employer's clothing and hopefully vantage, obtained through Later, rains is making the crop prospects
A FIGHTING GOVERNOR. special process, of never tarnish-believed to have been murdered, offered this excuse at the Police It appears that the French in Britain more desperate than
Exports prophesy an in-Chan Chiu-sheang, Governor ing, nor does it lose its colour and it is suggested that the police Court this morning. He received Consul and a number of com-ever. panions on the 23rd inst. attempt-definite prolongation of the rains. General of Kirin, has begged the under any conditions to which are trying to hush up a crime in fourteen days hard labouri ed to leave Marrakesh and were
"graft "-protected house. "THE TERRIBLE MONTH." permission of the Central Govern- it may be subjected. The re-order to save the reputation of a stopped some miles out of the
mant to lead his troops in the volution that would be 0008-
In the semi-final of the LawA Bioned by the introduction of London, August 25. attack on Mongolia. oity and obliged to return. They
this new thread in the line
Bowls Championship, W. Russell The continuance of the disas are still besieged in Kaid Elgle-
RELIEVED OF OFFICE.
of embroidery and drawn thread President Taft has signed the of Kowloon has boaton, Bateman wi's house,
trous weather throughout the On account of the decapitation work when controlled by foreign Panama Canal Bill, but has sent of Taikoo by 21 points to 5, and France proposes negotiating country is causing August to be of Generals Chang Chun-wa and supervision made itself apparent a memorandum to Congress sug has therefore to meet Sergeant with the Pretender for their described as "the terrible month." Fong Wai, the members of the to Messrs. B, Bietas & Co., who gesting the passage of a resolution Pitt in the final. THE LONDON REPRESENTA-release, and, if unsuccesful, will Widespread baveo has been Jointly Sworn Union have re-lost no time in making the noser that the messure is not being con-
despatch a relief column.
IMPERIAL GENERAL
STAFF.
TIVES.
· London, August 24, Rauter learns that the OverseES | Beotion of the Imperial General| Btaff in London now consists of Colonel Legge," of Australia, Colonel, Robin, of New Zealand, and Colonel Thacker, of Canada. South Africa will undoubtedly send 6, representative in due
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course.
THE DUTIES.
L
THE BALKANS.
TURKS ATTACK SERVIANS.
wrought, the whole barvest in lieved Vice President 1 of the sary arrangemente for the com- sidered by the US. Government threatened, pud serious floods Vice-presidentship of the Union. mencement of this new industry as a violation of Treaty,
have taken place in the Midlands, There is no sign of any change, There have been thirty hours of continuous rain in Derbyshire.
The condition of the 10,000
Later.
Sai Kai Kung Yik Po;"
FOREIGN PRECAUTIONS,
Peking, Angust 25.
The Overseas section of the
We are informed on good au-
thority that a certain hotel in in Chatoo. The services of expert
Hongkong has been raided and workers were native women.
that a great quantity of arms and secured and also a designer artist.
ammunition said to be the pro- They are now housed in com Imperial Staff is at present. roperty of an absentee was found on Boven foreign cruisers have modious quarters on the premises arrived in the waters of Hupeharder to be under Mosers, 11, presented in London by Col. Legge the premises. No armsate have in anticipation of trouble in the Bietas & Co.'s direct control ni of Australia, Col. Robin of New boon mande.
Zealand, and Col, Thacker of province: Vice President Li has are kept buaily employed through Canada. South Africa will short- telegraphed to the Ministry of out the day on table sent C, ly send a representativo. Foreign Affairs requesting that a table runners, doilies, ⠀⠀ tes protest be lodged.
ocios, oushion covers, hand-
The Chinese, Oan Kam, was brought before Mr. Wood at the Police Court this afternoon,
troops under oanves at Salisbury Plain is deplorable, the camps London, August 25,
being water-logged and reduced Reuter's correspondent at Bel-to quagmires. grade, réporta that the Turks CAMPS DISORGANISED. Attaoked the Servians at Sjsnitzo, in the vilayet of KossoYO, DIABS-
JAPANESE ENQUIRY. bags, dresses, blouses, screens The French Government in charged with the murder of the The torrential rains have forced acring many.
the Guards encamped at Swaffe The Japanese Minister at Pe and every other article in this line tende negotiating with the Mor Singapore milliona Later the Bervisn Cabinet met hem, in Norfolk, for the manos king has questioned The Chinese conceivable. The cutlook for the occan Pretender for the release Chan and ordered to to discuss the situation, CA uvres, to abandon their tents and Government whether the latter success of this new venture, judge of the French Consul al Mare trial at Singapore. General Staff, and, conversely, to Renter's correspondent at sleep in the Fablic Boome, is in a position to protect the ing by the favour with which rakesh and his companions, who 10,000, was paid /Supply the General Staff and the Salonike states that Djavid Pasha schools and barna, the Japanses merchante doing bust- this class of goods has been reste besieged in a house, Falling of the murderern, a
Wait Offes with information entered Berana unopposed, and
The First Coldstesam Guard nbes in China Bal Kai Kung oolved by they general public,
andenbtedly, fully ssaxred, from the Dominion, Or
the Montonegrius were dispersed, hava anträinen lét bar, barracks
Their duties have not yet been aksotly defined, but they are, broadly, to forward advice and in
formation to local sections of the
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