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Novomber 3, 1913, Temperature a.m. 72, p.m. 76; Humidity...81,
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"[Service to the "Telegraph."]
London. Received Nov. 4. Reator's correspondent at
Reuter's
[Service to the "Telegranh."]
London, Received Nov. 3. From Constantinople it is re
NEW ZEALAND STRIKE. AMBASSADOR'S ABSENCE DUCHY OF BRUNSWICK,
BARRACKS STONED.
Router'a
WHAT DOES IT MEAN ?
Reator's
[Service to the "Telegraph."]
London. Received Nov. 4. A noteworthy letter to the
"A ROYAL ENTRY.
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London. Received Nov. 4. Reuter's Wellington corret ported that difficulties have arisen Montreal states that the atomer pondont statea that a mob stoned lines all the Brition An e Princess Ernest of Cumberland in the Turco-Greek negotiations, Manchester Commerce has collid- the barracks there and the special absence of the British Ambag- in the cedad territories and the Belle Isle Straile in a fog and is them. An artilleryman
Beriously injured by a stone. "Tarca-Greeks" who fought now making for St. John
Details are scooty. Only a A conference of masters and against Turkey, for whom Greece
few passengers are abon: d. The men is proceeding. The demands amnesty, negotiations Boom likely to be crew number forty. prolonged.
MR. BALFOUR SPEAKS.
Reuter's
[Service to the "Telegraph."]
regarding the status of the Turksed with an iceberg in passing the police charged and dispersed sador (Sir C. A Spring-Rice) accompaniment of enthusiasm Dous character predestined it to
30
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[The Manchastor Commerce in a steel screw four-mast tumor Greek Dental. "London. Received Nov. 4 of 5,363 gross tonnage. She was Reuter is informed from au-built in 1899 by Furness, Withy thoritative Greek quarters that and Co.. for
Liners, Ltd.
the Manchester Her dimensions
there is no truth whatever in there:-430.7 by 48.2 by 30.8 feet.] complaints contained in the Austro-Italian Note regarding of tho Albanian obstruction Delimitation Commissioners. It ia declared in the enme quarters that much divergence of view exists among the members of the 'Comission.
SHAMROCK IV.
CONSTRUCTION begun,
MR. JOHN BURNS.
London, Received Nov. 4 Reuter's correspondent at Brunswick states that Prince and
made a formal entry, to the
the was from Washington during
the part of the throngs assembled Mexican crisis.,
There were beautiful decorations It is understood that be is living in seclusion in a small sunshine.prevailed and a hundred place hundreds of miles away guns were fired. and is somewhat seriously. ill.
BREAKS LONG SILENCE.
PI
Thn Foreign Office says that since May he has been under go-
the State Soldiers Home at Sip- ing a complete rest cure..
Renter is informed that there dusky. He refused the pardon," in no mystery connected with the saying that he "would as soon be ilines of the Ambassador, who is in one prison as another."
Free Exposition Imports. accompanied by his Staff, and who moved in the summer in President Wilson has, we read,
with London. Received Nov. 4. accordanes
custom to signed a Bill which provides that The all articles imported from foreign The Right Hon. Mr. John Dublin, New Hampshire. Buras paid a surprise visit to Staff returned three weeks ago, countries for the purpose of ex- Glasgow and broke a long silence but the Ambassador in suffering bibition at the Panama-Pacific! by a speech at the Liberal Club, from throat trouble and has bean exposition shall be admitted free There is, how of duty, Infringement of the dwelling on the confidence of the ordered a rest. French Protests.
party, which was, he said, in ovor, every reason to suppose rights of foreign exhibitors will The isolated Austro-Italian
inverse proportion to the "despon- that he will return to his daties be punished by imprisonment or fine, or bath, in the discretion of action regarding Albania, being
Indion. Received Nov. 4.dency and despair of the Con-soon.
the Court. Representative Kahn, a fresh instance of deperture from
sorvatives. He emphasised that 'of The con-truction
of California, is the author of the the European concert, has already
they would be ready for a Chepera! ovoked lourd protests in
challenger for the America Cup, Election in 18 months or two French press. Altogether the Shamrock the Fourth, has begun situation is regarded with some at Gosport. The greatest secroog miagiving.
is being observed regarding her Great preparations are being design. made at Athens to give a suitable The yacht will be launched in
April.
the
welcome to the British ond
French Fleets about to visit the
Piraeus.
acouses the Italian and Austr an
delegates with engaging Alban-
ian Kavasses and other servanta who intrigue with Mussalman' inhabitants,
The Pust Abolished in the
The
Philippines.
the
years,
LAST NIGHT'S BOXING.
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AMERICAN NEWS.
Mails.
No Dark. Cells
act.
Encouraging Inventiveness.
Canni Policy.
TELEGRAMS.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
The construction has begun under the greatest secrecy of Shamrock the Fourth.
There are loud protests in the
London. Received Nov. 4. Mr. Balfour, speaking at Aber- an experiment in Federation was Austro-Italian action regarding deen, said the Home Rule Bill sa French press at the isolated most impossible. Its preposter- Albania, hopeless fallure. The position in Prince and Princess Ernest of which the country might find it Cumberland have made a royal self in a few months would he entry into Brunswick, being woll appalling unless real statesman- received. ship and courage were shown. It
was absolutely incumbent on the Mr Balfour aske, if the Govern- Government to consult the people ment object to an election on before proceeding further. Home Rule, why not try the
Mr Balfour asked if the Govern-Referendum ? ment objected to an election on Home Rule, why not try the Referendom?
TROOPING SEASON.
Details Arrived by the Transport Somali.
A meeting of London postal employees has called on all the workers to press their claims for higher wegee.
The second ballots in the Italian elections show no changes there has been harmless revolver firing at Naples.
The transport Somali, which
A mob stoned the barracka at arrived from Home yesterday, had
The follow Wellington, New Zealand, and a good voyage out. ing were the details on board special constsblee charged and
R.G.A.-Captains O. B. Bull-dispersed the crowd. ough and G. M. Do Piro; 2nd
J
Difficulties are said to be arig.
Greek quarters deny that there
is any truth in the allegations contained in the Austro-Italian Noto regarding Albania,
The Bleamer Manchester. Commerce has struck an iceberg while passing the Belle Isle Straits in fog; details are scanty,
Preparation are being made in Athens to give a suitable wel- come the British and French Fleets about to visit the Piraeus.
The members of the abortive Diaz Mission to Japan have | returned to Tera Cruz and will have to account for funds expend-
A Washington report states Lieutenante D A. Campbell, L. that Portmaster General Burleson D. Jolly, V. G. Smith, B. J. H.ing between Turkey and Greece has appointed a committee to test Saunders, L. P. Goldney, F. L. L. regarding the status of the Turks Interesting Items from Latest labour-earing devices for Post F. Roupell; Mrs. Brewster, and in the ceded territories,
Office use, as well as the inventions Mrs. Sargesant. It is reported from Washington of employees of the Post Office R. E. Captain and Mrs. C. E. that Attorney General MoBey. Department. To encourage such Evans, Lieutenants W. H. B. Spirited Greek Reply.
Later NO PRIVATE SECRETARY und Scott appealed for a foul, nolds, will soon bring a civil inventiveness on the part of em Carr, W. E. Buckingham, H. M. but for what no one seemed to anti trust suit to compel the ployees, the Postmaster-General Fordham, F. P. Heath, Mrs. Greece has presented a strong
know. In the seventh round Southern Facilo, Railway to re-has a fund of $10,000, not more Humphrey and Mr. Watkina. A.S.C.-Mrs. Fitzwilliams. Note to the Powers declaring that
matters were fairly even and in linquish the Central Pacific in than $1,000 of which, however.
Chaplain's Department-Rev. she has done everything to
the eight there was little of note.accordance with the announce may be paid for any one invention facilitate the work of the Delimita-
In the ninth however Scott trapment he mide in connection or cuggestion. The employee C. L. Cooper Hunt.
R.A.M.O-Majors G. B. Crisp tion Commissioners, anil stating
Philippine Commissioned Powell's jaw with the left with the Union Paoffic-Southern is not allowed to patent his de- that Italy and Austria have now
act in seasion this and plasting bie right with speed Pacific dissolution, The entire vice, and must agree not to make and J. Dorgan, and Lieutenant taken Botion because the Commis passed an
Mrs, Cooper, sioners find the country in-morning providing for the abolish- and force on to Puvoll's j 830,000,000 of Central Pacifle further claim, after being paid and Quartermaster C.. H. end A.O.D.Mrs. Usher Smith, Greece ment of the positions of private knocked the latter down the atrek is owned by the Southern his reward by the Government. habited by Greeks.
secretary to the Governor stage, but missed an opportunity Pacific and, in the view of the
Some interesting statements on Major and Mrs. Grate, Major D. General and secretary to the that never again presented itself, Attorney General, that is a com Governor General says the Manila of giving, the ether to the bination of competing lines and American policy in the Panama Faiohnie, Lieutenant J. and Mrs. Times of Monday last. The work anilor. At the moment it ap- a violation of the Sherman law. Canal zone have been made by Donnelly.
2nd. D.C.L.I.-Major P. B. and of the former incumbents of those peared that a blow from a Mr. MoReynolds has not yet Dr. Leo S. Lowe, one of the re offices will fall upon, the secre- straw would have finished determined where the tait will presentatives of the United States Mra, Norris,
on the International Claims Com- A.P.D.-Colonel J. O'Hara, taries of the executive bureau. Powell, and it was besttbreaking be brought.
mittee, on his return to Philadel South Wales Borderers.-2nd |ed abroad. The nasistant exécutiva secretary for the baokers of Scort to see will honceforth be known as the him stand oblivious to the oppor- According to advices from phia from Panoma. He stated Lieutenants M. O. Morgan B. P. secretary to the Gove por General, tunity, and allow Powell to stave Alcany, dated October 1, the day that the p lioy adopted by the Behrens, and O. R. McGrigor.
RG.A-Sergeant Major E. M. The Commission strikes out the if the finish until the gong of dungeon and dark cell con-Government of the United States clause fixing the salaries of the prevented anything further being finemont in Sing Sing and Auburn was not only to acquire title to Jolly, and Third Class Master M.P.8.0.-Sergeant Major C. three executive secretaries and done in that round. On they prising is gone. Superintendent all the land in the Canal Zone,Gaaner J. Watson,
Last night's boxing contesin substitutes. The calaries of the went until reforce Rodger was Rdey, of the State Prison Depart but also to depopulate the zone.
A.0.0.-Chief Foreman H. L. are reported in this issue. London. Received Nov. 3. personnel, provided for by this forced to give the decision in ment, has issued an order pro-In other words, the thousands of Tegg.
Powell was hibiting, quoh punishment for small farmers who had for many
Particulars of the detaile In the Italian elections the subsection shall to as prescribed favour of Scott.
onlied before the curtain after inmates of the two institutions years opltivated small tracts of Stringer, and Sub-Conductors T. Brcond ballots yeaterday showed by the Philippine Legislature."
A.8.0.First Class S. Sgt. arrived by the transport Somali ange in the balance of The act of the Commission was the fight and loudly chesred Unruly prisoners hereafter will palio land as a means of liveli-Callen and G. Spiller.
Major 8. C. Warner, S.Q.M.S. are given to-day. parties. The Radiole sustained initated by Governor General de M.C. announcing that he was be placed in isolation cells or hond were to be driven from their
confined on short rations. This homes. This involved the nece Harrison and is a criterion of his leaving the Colony for Home.
Some particulars regarding the The pictures of the Wolgast-plan bas been in operation at the sity of passing on a great number W. Sainsbury.
RE-QMS. R. Anderson. Educational however, a source of great satis
motor bost Wisconsin, which took Staff Army Pulling was very animated, but attitude toward the new positions there was no disorder, except created by the past administra-Rivers fight were remarkably Clinton prison for some little time of claims for damages. It was, harmless discharging of reval-tion. The wording of the act is good and should have proved an now and has proved successful,
given to-day. vers at Naples and asbarp eoufle that the positions named above eduaction iu ringcraft for local Michigan's Falling Coal Supply, faction that practically all the de-School-mistresses Misses Bancroft part in Saturday's Regatta, are
"as heretofore provided for by aspirants to ring fame.
The opinion has been expressed cisions of the committee were and Conway.
For Hongkong.-R.G.A, 265
An interesting case in which a law or purported to be craited by
Taking things all round the by Mr. R. C.Allen, State reached by unanimous agreement. executive action
are hereby night was a good one, and every Geologist, that Michigan may The closcat possible co operation men 21 women, and 23 children; abolished." The position of one was satisfied that the main cease to be a coal-producing existed between the Panamaian RE.: 90 Men, 11 Women and 17 Chinese dentist was sued by a secretary to the Governor General event was a good honest fight, State within fifteen years, All and the American Commissioners.children; A.8.0.: 13 Mon, 2 patient for alleged unskilful work Wrmen and 2 children; A.P.C.: commenced to-day in the Sam which was created by Governor even if without much atisic coal mined in Michigan comés
Iman, 1 woman and 1 child; mary Court. General Forbes in 1911 and first morit.
R.A.M.C.: 14 Men: A.0.0.: 12 filled by Edward Bowditch is not only made vacant bit by the
ITALIAN ELECTIONS,
་་
HARMLESS REVOLVER FIRING
по
a further reverse at Rome.
with hotheads at Rome.
POSTAL WAGES...
MORE MONEY WANTED.
London. Received Nov. 3
At a largely attended meeting.
THE DIAZ MISSION.
wording of the act the inference
is that it never existed.
SANITARY BOARD.
Secretary's Leave.
from Saginaw, and Bay Counties,
and Mr. Allen says this output will not last longer than fifteen years, provided it does not exceed
"
Men, Women and 9. children: D.O.L.I.: 170 Men, 6 Women and 7 children.
For Tientsin-South Wales
The Victoria, The is to be another grand the rate of production maintained change of programme at the years Victoria Theatro commencing The new act, when made a law The fortnightly, meeting of the during the last five of London Post Office employees by the concurrence of the As Sanitary Board was held this Acting for the State Tax Com from to-night! The Gaumont Borderers 102 Men, 4 Women and a resolation was passed calling sombly, will place a greater afternoon at the Sanitary Depart mission, Mr. Allen has just com- Graphic, which is always worth 4 children; Gloucestershire Re pleted an appraisal of the coal seeing, will be shown; while no giment; 27 Men. A.OO.: 8 Men, upon all the other employees, burden upon the executive recrement offices. including telegraphists and tellaries than before, as it reduces The Secretary read minute an- properties of Saginaw and Bay one should miss seeing the great 2 Women, and 3 children: A.S.O. phonists, to unite in prossing the personnel from fire to three.nouncing the departure of Dr. F. Counties, and he has placed a dramatic picture picture The 11 Men, and 1 Woman': R.A.M.C. Drafts for Hongkong were dis their claims for higher wages Stephen Bonsil, it in anderstood, Clark, M.O.H. for Saigon to attend tentative valuation on them of Adventuress," which is 4,000 feet 4 Men; A.P.O.: 1 Man,
will assnine the responsibilities the Medical Congress.
$1,250,000. These figures are long and will be shown in three
embarked straight away andor upon the Govers mont,
Mr Bowley minated: Who not final antil reviewed by a parte. of a private secretary to the
The Black List.
the direction of Major Stewart, Governor General with the besit will not as Medical officer of commission.
The provincial authorities have save in the case of the married Pardoned After. 43 Years. tance of the second assistant ex Health in the meantime?
After spending prastically all been ordered to arrest and for- families who remained on board een live secretary.
An application was read from his manhood inside prison walls, ward to Peking the following until this morning. Details for This action was taken by the old Commission consisting of the the Secretary for ten months leave John Taborn, the oldest convict leaders, guilty of rebellion: Tientsin were transferred to the
in Ohio penitentiary, has just Hang Hsing Chen Chi-mei,.a. Kneichow to mail to-day. Governor General and Commis- of absence.
Departure of Somersets, MUST ACCOUNT FOR FUNDS.oners Branagan Sumulong, Mr Bowley minuted:-What been pardoned by Governor Cox Teen Chun-hsaan, Li Liel-chun,
Early this morning the second Taborn had been a prisoner for O-Yang Wu, Pab Won-yu, Han Palma and Arpets, Thie is the leave is due?
The head of the Sanitary Dep. 43 years. He was convicted of Chun-chib, Chen Chion-wing, battalion of the Somerset Light London Received Nov. 3 third official action taken by the| Reutor's New York correspond-old Commision since the arrival artment. I have satisfied myself, murder in Delaware County in Tan Jen-fang. Haing Ke-wu, Tien Infantry, who have been in camp ent save a telegram received there of Mr Harrison. The first was as head of the Department, that 1870, and sentenced to life im Yung chien, Ho Hai-ming, The at Hunghom, strack camp, and, from Vera Cruz states that the the adoption of the joint resolu- the Secretary is entitled, under prisonment. He is now sixty-six name of Sun Yat-sen is notably headed by the band of an Indian members of the abortive Diez tion to meet with the Assembly the Colonial Regulations, to the years of age. During the Ad absent from among the long list regiment, marched to the Kow- Mission to Japan have returned to hear the message of the chief leave for which he applies. I do ministration of Governor Andrew of those to be arrosted, and who loon Police Piar, from whence to Vera Cruz They will be call-oxcentive and the second was the not feel called upon to make L. Harris a pardon was offered to have played an important part, they embarked on the ss. Sondan
Queita ed to account for the sum of confirmation of the new bureau public hia general position with Tabora upon the condition that and the name of Chang Oair late for Karachi and ultimately for
regard to leave,
he should become an inmate of Speaker of Tsanyiyuan. ^^9,000 peuolas expended abroad, chicle and assistants.
LOCAL.
Hongkong rainfall for October is given to-day.
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DON'T FORGET,
Andrew's Hall.
TO-DAY, Harmaton's Circus-9.15 p.m. Miss Dora von Hollendorf, St.
Victoria Theatre, 9.15 p.m. Bijou Scenic Theatre, 9.15 p.m.
TO-MORROW.COM Licensing Board—2:15, p.m. Harmston's Cirous-9.15 p.m. Viatoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. Bijon Theatre 9:15 pm.
Thursday November 6.
2. Bait'n. DOLL Sports.
Friday November 7, 2. Batt'n. DO.LI. Sports.
Saturday November 8.
H. K. O. C. Extraordinary general meeting-5.30p.m..
the
2. Batt'n. D.O.LI. Sports,
Monday November 10. Christion Lcience Lecture at Theatre Royal-5.30 pm.
py Valley 8 pm.
Birth Gymkhana Mesting, Hap
...
Balurday, November 15,