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BALKAN Affairs.
THE PEARL" TIS OVERY.
PRINCESS'S DEATH.
ULSTER CAMPAIGN.
U. S. CURRENCY BILL.
REMARKABLE incidents.
SUICIDE FEARED,
"TALKING ENDED.":
REPRESENTATIVES APPROVE
LONDON BUSMEN.
SERIOUS THREat. ·
THE NEWS COX
NSED,
Router'u
pavilions
[8rvice to the "Telegraph."]
Landga, Received Sept. 19 Router's correspondent -
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SETTLEMENT.
Rauter's
[Bervice to the " Telegraph."]
London Teceived Sept. 18, The Turco-Bulgarian dele- gates at Constantinople settled the front or question yesterday, and it is ex ected that the pre- tocol. will be signed to-day.
The Bulgarians offerel to build, at their own expense, a railway from Adrianople to Babaeski in exchange for Demotika, which
the Turks declined.
Reuter's »
[Service to the "Telegraph "]
London, I csivel Sept. 18'
If appears that the workman
It was at first reported that Two male, who entered the death was due to heart disease, public house with him, advised but later repris are to the effect him to throw them in the gutter, that she was found dead in bed saying that they were not worth with a bullet wound in her head. It is alleged that she committed two peace...
After the finder had given the suicide owing to on unhappy love which he affair with the son of a great police the penils, thought were valuolese, he found Jewish banker. one în a p:cket, had visited THE RAILWAY TROUBLE. Several public houses with his
Dematika has been awarded to Turkey,, praatioilly all of been whose
demands, have conceded.
:
Reuter❜a
[Service to the "Telegraph."]
London, Received Sept. 18.
A fire destroye
at the Ghent Exhibition.
The U. S. House of Representa-
The Birmingham district of the National Railway men's Union is demanding a national strike.
Reuter's
Renter's [Service to the "Telegraph."] Service to the "Telegraph."]
London. Received Sept. 18. London." Received Capt. 19
Reuter's At parades of the Ulster
correspondent at It has ton arranged that all tives has passed the Currency Kilkeel, Washington states that the House London motor busmen eball Bill. who discovered the pearls belong. Berlin salsa that a sensation Volunteers held at
The H. A. L. steamer Preussen, ing to the stolen necklace offored has been caused by the death of County Down, Sir Edward Carson of Repissentatives has passed by strikes midnight to morrow un- them at a public house in ex- Princess Sufia of Saxe Weimar, said that the time for talking was 188 votes to 84 the Currency Bill. less the Tilling Company Fields. canght fire of Malte, but was change fra glass of leer, audat Heidelling, at the age of 25 ended. Reprezentatives of the
[The Currenoy Bill provides for
able to make the port. whole of Ulster would mot in the gradual withdrawal of Net-
Company Olves In. the publican. refused. I accept years.
Connell next week to arrange ional banknotes and their re-
London. Received Sapt. 19. Mazora Tilling mud Co., have Meás a. Tilling & Co., on ns- given in to the men and rermitted them.
details for a provisional govern- placement within twenty years
Ladon them to wear Union badges. ment, which, of couree, was illegal, by Federal Reserve notes, and retaining that the but they must not afraid of the withdrawal of $700,000,000 General Omnibus Company, which illegal tina in the protection of two per cent. Government Ranks, almost monopolia the traffic of whereon the note issue rests. The Lonion, does not prohibit the their rights.
Mr. F. E. Smith said the Federal Reserve notes are to be weaning of the union badge by Unionists would not to a party 1-3 per cent, provided by Regional their own prohibition against the secured by a gold reserve of 33. its emplöyena, bays withdrawa to conference, the basis of which Federal Reserve Banks and will eime and have agreed to re-instate was Home Rule. The English be a first lien on the Basets of all the men who were suspended, who had encouraged Ulstormes these banks. These notes will be would not fail them in their hour issued at the discretion of the and those on strike, on an under of need.
Ferderal Reserve Board solely as sanding that non-unioniste shall advances to the Reserve Banks. not be molested; When the Bill was introduced serve Board and the Regional bankers opposed the Federal Re
Mr Ballove has arrived at Bal- The police yostorilay were sear
Sildom wore the Shanghai men moral, and Mr Lloyd Goorge has London. Received Sapt. 18 ching the public houses for re in consequence of the dissolution at Bromore, said they could not
Reserve Banks, on the grounds
the Boards would be in a bunch; they all knew their unexy tedly returned from the Delegates from the National lost pearl, which is one of the of the Hamburg America Line's
that Railwaymen's Executive
left foest of the set, and is, worth greenout with the Nord Paute- cause was just; and they could politically controlled and this positions and realised the advant- Continent. Birmingham for London yester- £3,000.
che Lloyd, the former will with not fail because they truseted in would open the door to manoeuvrago of keeping "them
they could. On the The impeachment of Governor day evening with a demand from The question of ile division of draw at the end of the year from God. They had counted the cost, ing of the funds for political pur-best Birmingham and district for the reward presents an interest the East Siberian Conference and and he believed the cause was poses. They advocated instead a other hand, the Hongkong men Sulzer of New York has begun in national strike.
ing problem.
organise an extended service in worth not merely a patty erorifice, Central Reserve Association sub- would bunch together through the State &nate; Mr Salzer did
overriding, with the cont squence аргзаг, the Far East on its own account, but the greatest sacrifice a man ject to Government control).
NATIONAL STRIKE
DEMANDED.
A Protest. Coventry railway men havoxe- solved on protesting against the drastic action of the Liverpool and Birmingham railwaymen without the sзaction of the Executive.
mates; offering what he called a marble or bead for a drink or a penny, and subsequently he lost
it.
Necklace Identified, London: Received Sept. 19 The famous Lecklace K19 identified at Bow, Street Pulica Court by Me Mayer, who ex- bibited to the gaze of the spectat- ors a string of gorgeus and lustrous pearls who shimmer The Executive of the Railway- and lustrous colour were pisicly men's Men's Unión has eireeen oven in the bidly lighted cularied the men cautioning Court.
Lster.
them against widening the area of disputes without orders." The Excutive is hoping for a fair and dignified settlement of the pres- ent disputes.
RAILWAY DISASTER.
TRAIN FALLS INTO RAVINE.
Twelve people were killed, and thirty injured.
INDIAN COMMAND.
A PROBABLE CHANGE.
London. Received Sept 18.
.
GOLF IN "AMERICA.
"BRITISH SUCCESSES.
THE PREUSSEN..
AFIRE OFF MALT),
of
FAR EAST SHIPPING.
IMPORTANT.. ANNOUNCENMENT.
London. Received Sept. 10.
It is announced in Berlin that
"Dangers Very Real," London. Received Sept. 19. Sir Edward Carson, speaking
shrink from the task, use the
could make-that of his own life. The dangers were very real, and the sooner that was realised the baller.
to
88
The opinion is held in Tokod that General Chang Haan will revolt against the Chinees Govern-" ment.
"
The Hamburg America Line is to organise an extended ast vice in the Far East on its own account
not
A troop train fell into a ravine
Britishers have socured bril-
that when a pass was intercepted Representatives from the whole there was no one to check the (of Ulster mest next week to ar- His Excellency then called for prog.689 of the waiting in their range details of the Provisional INTERFORT POLO.
cheere for the Shanghai team an places to engineer the ball down Government. on the call of Mr Fearon a similar the field. Trs combination of compliment was extended to the the Shanghai men was remarkable batween Cagnes and Grases, Continued from page 5.) From the throw in, in the
Hongkong team and His Ex-for its neatness, and their riding France, and 12 men were killed The Cup Presented.
callency.
and shooting were superb. They second chukka, Hongkong made
flis Excellency the Officer Ad-
and 30 injured. a fine dash for the Shanghai goal.
The history of the Keswick Cup were cooler and more collected Capt. Elyor got well away but minist ring the Government in to ders is as follow:
than the local tim, and the vice. Turkey and Bulgaria have set- unfortunately hit Esbind. Mo-precanting to Cup to Mr Fearon
1907-Shanghai tat Hong-tory they scared was a most de tled the frontier question, prac Mirbael then fastened on to the ball said Mr Fearon; it gives me ani took it up the field, closely roat pleasure to placent,yon and kong, in Shanghai: 1 goal to nil, serving one. McMichael played tically all the Turkich demands
n dashing game as did Crighton, being conceded. 1908,-Hongkong at Shaug and their well-timed movements followed by Davies who capto ed your team with bis oup. You.
The authorities are raid to be a pass from the former and added have won it after a very oge od bai in Hongkong; 11 goals to
won for them the repeated ap considering the appointment of 1909-No Competition. Shanghai's fourth goal with a game, and I am sure the donor of
plause of the spictators Owing General, Bir Ian Hamilton to 1910-Hongkong retained From the the cup, Mr Herry Keswior, who well aimed long shot.
to holding nature of the ground the Indian Command. throw in the hall was taken off by was a good, all round for men, possession of the cup by beating the ball did not acom to travel
"The death of Princess Sofia of London. Received Sept. 18 Crighton but Edye, who followed will be very glad to hear of your Shanghai on Shanghai's ground as fast as one would have expest-
ed and it bung baok like a bil- Sare Weimar has caused a seDES- Router's correspondent at close up and captured it, madosa sporting visit to Hongkong and by two goals to one.
1911-Cup not competed for. liard ball with "drag" on. The tion in Berlin; it is believed to Brookline (Masa.) states that in attempt on the Shanghai goal, the of the good game which resulted.
1912-Cup pot competed for. Hongkong term, in the later be a case of suicide. the second qualifying rund of ball however going behind. It Da Chin occasion I think all will
1913-Hongkong lost the Cup stages of the game showed that London, Received Sept. 18. Amestern open golf cliampionship was now noticeable that the time agree that the Utter 1am has
The Coventry railwaymen have A message from Nice states the play of the British repratent cam were working well gether won but the ponte, I notion, were Shanghai, at Hongkong by they suffered from excitement, and protested against the sction Liver
though they made a bold effort to pool and Birmingham employees that a troop train while running atives was brilliant, scare and were marking their opponents rather faster than those of the five goals to one.
Impresalons of the Game. retreive the position they were on without the sanction of the Exeou between Cagues and Grass was heing 74 and 74, and that of in tier, though the frequency of ra Iam particularly glad
mis-hits robbed them of the full that I bave the cup to present to As an interested observer of the classed inevery branch of the game, tive. derailed.
Reid of Banstead 72 and 77.
McDermott, the Three carriages fell juto a
American ivantage of their improved you, treuse a few days ago, after match the writer of the following Major Hall and Major Diokineon
Japanese militarists are eng- ravine fifty feet deep.
favourite, qualified with 80 and tactics. Hail endeavoured to give your arrival from Shanghai was impression expresses disappoint played fairly well, but it cannot
Bindre an opening but the latter reported that the cup was missing meat with the play as far as the be said that the team was respon-gesting an amendment of the der 81
Betting favours Vardon, with was well marked and was unable Although I do not wish to suggest Hongkong team was concerned. ible for anything calling for mande on China, including the
lu take fall advantage that you or any Ray a close second).
member of One thing most noticeable was special mention except their right to build barracks at Han- the 'chance.. Lister, you team songht to anticipate the the speed of the panies of the clever riding-off. Even if the kow. Edyo scoured the ball and passed result of to-day's "match, I was Shanghai team, but another thing best two out of thren games, were
Bisdee but the attempt was reminded of the lucident which equally as noticeable was the played, as in International polo, liant successes in the second mullified by Davies who rode a occurred during, the last visit of over running of the ball by the the result would be the same qualifying round of the American. vastly superior mount and oul-Mark Twain to England, a fow Bongkong men, despite the fast and Shanghai would retta with Open Golf Championship; Var- rolo, Biedee. In this chukka vears ago. At a dinner gives in that they were riding ponies mach the honoors. Our polo team is don is favourite. Carmichael ahone. He was on his honour by the Pilgrim Club, behind those of their opponents weak, our ponies are slow, and a good pony and played well, he complained of the inhospitable in point of speed. It was an the shooting is uncultured. The Daily Express states that the Authorities are considering London. Received Sept. 19 boing at this period, practically reception he had re eived at education to ses Davies in the
His mounts were fast Canadian National Defence, the appointment of General Sir Lloyd's Surveyorat Malta re-the shining light of the visiting Liverpool; bow when walking raddle.
through the streets he was met and intelligent. They spoke of In the deya to come Canadians Ian Hamilton in succession to poris that the 1. A. T., steamer team.
In the third chukka, Hall hit with the sanouncement in large training, end very careful train-living a thousand or more miles General Sir O'Moore Creagh to the Preussen, from Yokohama to
letters on the contents bills of the ing. B hande were remarkable, from the which they have command of the Indian Army, and Marseillas when off the port from gaul, but the ball was pat
behind by MeMichael. However, newspapers, Anival of Mark He knew just when to apply nevern, will take native the Ulster-Provisional Govern that it is probable. that thất the
ught fire.
the signalled that she from the fee and hit, Hall put the Twain: Theft of the At Gold pressure on his ribbons, what pride and interest in the Navy meat will be illegal, but they post of Inspector-General of the Forces will be abolished. was under control; and at the ball well away. Opposed by Cup. It would have been seally presoe to apply to bring his as have Americans similarly must not be afraid of illegalities
time of wiring was entering the Crighton who made a good ran, deplorable if the local pris had pony up at the spot required titan'd since the nesity and in the protection of their rights. Dickinson got away ard made come out with the announcement without unnecesary sica or advantage of ach power has been port.
Aval of the Shanghai Polo breaking of temper. Then pasonally brought home to them The Proussen is a steel screw for the Shanghai goal, but was players, Theft of the Keswick his marksmanshipout-shone even in their de linge with Spain, and Faote concerning last night's four-master steamer of 7,986 tons. hotly pusued by Davies who
In the typhoon blow are given in this built to the order of the Hamburg robbed him. Hall, who all this Cup (Laughter). But the Kebie riding. It mattered not latterly with Japan.
merica Line in 1910 by Messrs time had been feeding his men wick Our bie baca for ad. Mr. whether he was making a long meantime, it is the military issue.
of national defence J. Brown and Co., Ltd., Glasgow well, then made an attempt on Stabb rememb nad having scen it drive unpressed or whether in a side
The September Criminal see- London. Her sived 8 pt. 18 Her dimensions are:Length. his own, and scured Horskog's on his dinner table and with that mele s he was called on to blesk which is most in evidence. aions were continued to-day when Mr. Balfour has arrived at 470 feet; breadth, 58,2 feet;
only goal. It was nearly et spt ad clue it as traced to the vanl's with a cuts back band siroke, he There is general eagerness to a murder charge, was heard.
You will take the was invariably sucess-fal in car- obtain a Government & aut to Balmorel, where Mr. Cherchill is depth 32.4 foot..
by MoMichael, but it bad croad of the bank,
chp back to Shangbei but I bopaying out his purposa. Once words 1 local" dill "ball, or the line and the point was Besurat Hongkong will be able to go when he
The Interport polo match be $708 unsated he". 'armoury,"
"to nes the Canadian tween Hongkong and Shanghai ed. Shangt i, however, from
on looters by term, ezya, Canada. Last year was decided yesterday on the the throw in nullified the rat to Shanghai, next May, and bring srpriced the by immediately
it back. I have much pleasure in the clever, and neat way the present energetic Minister of Causeway Bay ground, Shanghai retaling,
the Militia, Col., the Hon. Sam won easily by five goals to one. Fearon putting the ball between handing you the cup, Mr. Fearon, which he re-mounted ea the posle.
The end of the and I hope you will have as good pany was sing. He was Hughes, had no difficulty in chukka came with the score:--: a team in Shanghai next year as for his opponents, annoyingly obtaining guts for the erection you have bad in the match to day. ubiquitious. One moment he of 53 suoh establishments and Shanghai 5. Hougkong 1. London. Received Sept. 89:
In the fourth chukka, Shang- (Applause),
would be olearing the ball from increasing the total public ex- Rauter'a correspondent at hai continued to have most of the ir Fearos, on behalf of the his own goal; the next his black penditure upon the Militia De Albany, New York State, says game though Hongkong put up a Shanghai Polo Olab, thanked or dan rony would be seen pariment by some $2,000,000. the impeachment if Governor sturdy fight and were really seen His Excellency and rema ked on teating song, the line like a Morcover, there bes brad a grow Sulzer has begun before the to beat advantage in the pointless the pleasure it had given them charger inspired with the spirit ing feeling, since the Poer War, Benate...
chakka. Dating some exciting all to visit Hongkong. They had of combat, and win the ball was in which Col. Hughes and so mid-field play, a penalty was had a splendid game and when pacesd over he would be there or many of his brother Canadiana Mr Eulzer did not appear," The charge against Mr. Sulzer awarded against Hongkong for the Hongkong team visited theseabouts ready either to shoot distinguished themselves, that was of speculating wholesale with arossing, but nothing came of the searches am hope she would or to centre the bill for one of his the Dominion is quite capable of the electoral funds He denied that shot and the game ended in 7eceive es much bospitality as men who always appeared-to-be running its own military affaire he has used campaign funds for Shanghai's favour by 5 goals to the Shanghai team had on their conveniently and advantageously without the intrusion of imported
|visit, | (Applanes)
in position near goal.
British generale, [speculation.]
HOME POLITICS.
SIGNIFICANT MOVEMENTS,
at present the Minister in attend-
ance.
Mr. Lloyd George Goes North,
M. Lloyd Georga kas.sturned from the Continent unexpectedly, aad price is north to the Chief Whip,
GHENT EXHIBITION
DISASTROUS FIRE
Loadon. Received Sept. 18.
fire Gheat
Are cocarred at the Fout
pavilions were destroyed before
it was extinguished,
MR SULZER,
IMPEACHMMENT BEG NS. ·
one.
The London workman who found the pearls belonging to the famous necklace offered them to a London (pablican for a glass of beer, but the latter refused.
Sir Edward Careɔn admits that
LOCAL.
DON'T FORGET,
TO-DAY. Victoria Theatre, 9.15 p.m. Bijou Scenic Theatre, 9.15 p.m.
TO-MORROW. Messrs Gande Price and Co.
Extraordinary General Meeting
noon.
Turkish Egyptian Vaudeville Oo: Theatre Royal-9.15, p.m. Wednesday, September 24. The Douglas Steamship Co.
general meeting-noon,
annual