The
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November 15, 1913, Temperature a.m. 65, p.m. 72; Humidity...76, 63.
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TELEGRAMS.
TELEGRAMS,
DUBLIN · ThOUBLES.
LARKIN'S THREAT.
Renter's
[Service to the "Telegraph.”]
London. Received Nov. 15. Larkin, the Dublin strike leader, threatens to call out the Jailwaymen and isolate Dublin if
the imprisoned strikers are not released.
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There is some talk of Govern- ment, intervention to secure à settlement, but the nature of the suggested intervention has not yet been settled.
Irish Secretary Accused. Mr Augustine Birrell, the Irish Secretary, received at Bristol a deputation of the local Trades Council, which, in violent langu- age, demanded the release of the Dublin strikers, accusing Mr Birrell of being responsible for "the brutal murders" in Ireland. Mr Birrell promised a judicial enquiry into the conduct of the Dablin police."
A Cold Reception. London. Received Nov. 16. When Larkin arrived at Holy- head a voice shouted for three cheers. The small crowd present did not respond.
Meanwhile there is no improve-: ndent in the situation at Dublin.
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MONDAY,
TELEGRAME.
HOME RULE.
NEW SCALE OF PAY.
***POOLS AND COWARDS."
Renter's
[Service to the "Telegranh."]
Renter's
[Service to the "Telegraph."]
London, Received Nov. 15. Mr. John Redmond, speaking
Telegraph.
NOVEMBER
17,
1913.
TELEGRAMS,
STEAMER AFIRE,
PASSENGERS RESCUED.
Renter's
[Service to the “Telegraph."]
"London. Received Nov. 16. Reater's correspondent at Now
WEATHER FORECAST
CLOUDY 31 Barometer 30.07
November 15, 1912, Temperature a.m. 67, p.m. 69; Humidity...72, 50.
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TELEGRAMS.
SUFFRAGIST -MISSILES,
TOMATOES AND DEAD CAT.
Renter's
$36 PER ANNUM "SINGLE COPY 10 CENTS,
NEWS FOR BUSY.HEN.
TELEGRAMS.
THE NEWS CONDENSED.
The new rates of pay to P. &0. offloors are given in a telegram.
Captain Cecil Lambert, hos been appointed Fourth Sea-Lord:
M. D'Ausourt has left Constan- tinople on his seroplane flight to
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
BRITAIN AND AMERICA..
Reuter's [Servios to the "Telegraph.”]... (Service to the Telegraph."
London. Received Nov. 15. London. Received Nov. 15. Renter's Washington corr At a political meeting at Bristol optimistic feeling evident as the Mr Birrell on the chest with a at Newcastle, said he was pre-York says the Cunard linerespondent says there is a more yesterday evening a suffragist bit pared to consider the most ex Pannonia sende wireless result of the receipt of messages dead cat.
London. Received Nov, 16. Cairo. travagant and most unreasonable demands of the Ulstermen in message to the effect that the from Mexico indicating that Pre-
During a suffragist arson:
The Ex-Grand Vizier Kiamil trial at the Old Bailey, a well- from his unyielding position. order to secure a settlement by Spanish steamer Balmes is afresident Huerta is ready to recede consent, but the people of Great in the North Atlantio.
President Huerta, who was re-dressed
among the Pasha has died at Larnaka, Obief Officers-£18 to £25 Britain would be fools and
ported to have fled, has been spectators threw a hammer and a Cyprus. cowards if they yielded to a game
staying at his country house. tomato towards the Judge. This monthly.
Second Officers-14 to 17 of bluff and blackmail. monthly.
London. Received Nov, 17, The newscale of pay for officers P. and O. ate mers is as follows:-
Captains of mail boats-£1,000 annually.
Captains of Intermediate boats
£600 to £900.
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Third Officers-£12 103. to £13 10 monthly.
FRENCH LOAN.
GOVERNMENT PLANS,
London. Received Nov. 15,
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RECORD OF RECENT
DISASTERS.. :
Lives los t
1904
Woman
London. Received Nov. 16. oreated a turmoil. The glass sur
towards re-opening negotiations.
General Carranza appears to bave told Mr Hals that he would accept no foreign intervention. He only wanted free importation of arme and munitions.
Will Not Quit.
LOCAL SPORT:
Continued from Rage 5, 0.8.C. B. TEAM. Dawson o White, b Remedois. Sara b Remedios Higginbottom b Jex... Mackay b Lace
Mr and Mrs. Joseph Chamber
At a political meeting at Bristol suffragists hit Mr. Birrell on the oheat with a dead cat."
The Islamic Society announces
the conversion to ́ Mohamme- danism of Lord Headley.
The Pannonis rescued all of the 103 passengers on the Balmes which she is escorting to Bar Mr. Churchill Speaks.
muda.
It is understood at Washington rounding the dook, and the lain have celebrated their silvet London. Received Nov. 18. Mr, Winston Churchill, spaak-
The Balmes was bound from that Sir Lionel Carden, British glass panels of the doors were wedding.
Minister at Mexico, has intimated smashed. Five arrests were
made. Junior Officers-28 monthly.ing at Alexandra Palace, London, Havana for Cadiz.
After a period of hope, feeling in London. Received Nov. 17. to Enerts that Britain will give
The Foreman of the Jury seked the American Embassy at Mexico Officers on station are to receive said there was a strong realisation
Reuter's New York correspond moral support to the United
that all women should be search-is again pessimistio. Huerta's friends aro 25 per cent extra; and a pension on both sides that there ought, if
possible, to be a settlement of the ant states that the Pannonia States. scheme is being drawn up,
Irish question by consent. There steamad 180 miles out of her cautiously advising him to sub-ed, as neither the Judge nor the was also a strong feeling that the course to assist the Balmes, and mit. Instructions have been sent jury were safe. Nationalists in Ireland should stood by all night rescuing the to Mr O'Shaughnessy as to what receive, freedom and self-govern- passengers. The crew remaine extent the United States will go ment and the means and money on board the Balmes. wherewith to make that self- government successful, and that Protestant Ulster should somehow or other be satisfied and comfort- ed, while the United Kingdom and the Empire should be freed from old-world hates and the Renter's correspondent at Paris says the Government has intro-peded progress and injured at
tensions which had too long im-June 15, General Slocum, Long Island Sound, duced in the Chamber of Deputies times active progress.
New York 1908. a Bill for a loan of £52,000,000
January 21, Brazilian battleship Aquidaban, near Rio de Janeiro August 4, Italian emigrant ahip Sirio, Cape Palos September 25, Boat carry- ing Hindoos, sunk in the Indus October 21, Varlag, Valdi
vostok ... 1907 February 21, Larchmont,
Rhode Island July 20, Columbla and San Pedro, California November Kaptan, North
BBB.. 1908,
AUSTRIAN ROYAL VISIT.]in the form of three per cant.
'LIVE FRIENDSHIP " WANTED.
London. Received Nov. 16. Archduke Franz Ferdinand, with his morganatio Consort, the Duchess of Hohenberg, arrived in London yesterday, and goes to Windsor Castle for a week.
Both the British and Austro- Hungarian newspapers pablish cordial and friendly articles on the visit.
perpetual Rontes. Three millione sterling will be assigned annually for interest and the purchase of Rentes in the open market, and in England:
ALBANIAN AFFAIRS.
BRITISH SUGGESTION
MR. CHAMBERLAIN.
SİLVER WEDDING CELEBRATED.
London. Received Nov. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Chamber- lain celebrated their silver wei- ding in London. There were alto Birmingham. celebrations st Their Majesties the King and Queen and thousands of others Bent congratulations, which in- oladed good wishes from repre- London. Received Nov. 15. gentative of all shades of political Both Austria and Italy have opinion. now accepted the proposal of the
APPROVED,
Beuter's correspondent BtW. Hill b Remedies.... Mexico City says President Huerta Pile a and b Remedies has now declared-"I shall not White run out quit. I shall do my best to pro- Taylor b Remedios
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Estimates of the Australian
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wheat crop vary from 18,000,000
12
bushels to 17,250,000 bushels.
39
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The Cunard liner Pannonia has.
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resoned 108 passengers from the“.
text foreigners in case of need." Sacchi o Braga, b Carvalho... 38 burning Spanish steamer Balmes.
Bir Lionel Carden has notified Bradbury not out British subjects to be ready to Grimets, did not bat.. leave for places of safety at a
moment's notion.
The Archduke Franz Ferdin-
and his consort, the Duchess
of Hohenberg, have arrived in London.
Larkin threatens to call out the railwaymen and isolate Dublin if the imprisoned strikers be not released.
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212
... 8
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350
Extras
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London. Received Nov. 17.
Total for nine)
200
A further message from Renter's
140
correspondent at New York says F. K. Tata 1.b.w. b Pile it is stated that General Carranza's
wickets, declared }
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A Bill to construct railways in
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83 Bosnia and Herzegovina provides
that the cost be met by a loan of 1 611,250,000.
0
'In all, fifteen vessels were lost.
March 23, Mateu Maru,
Hakodate We April 30, Japanese cruiser, Matsushima, of the Tho Neue Freie Presse says that
Pescadores (Mr. Chamberlain was married the Archduke bears the wishes of British Commissioner for the three times, his third wife being June 16, 50 fishing boats, the people of Austria-Hungary delimitation of Albania. The Mary, only daughter of W. O. off Kagoshima, Japan for a live friendship with the great exact nature of the proposal is Eudicott, a former American September 30, Ferry stea British Empire. The Austrian uncertain, but it has the charac- Judge and Secretary for War in mer Stambul, Smyrna policy in the Mediterranean sime ter of a compromise between the President Cleveland's First Ad
1910. February 9, General solely at the defenos of the consts Greek and Albanian contentione. ministration.] and the maintenance of an open
Ohanay, Minorca. May 26, French submarine passage in the Adriatic. These
Pluviose. ་་ aims will in nowise injure British *interests.
August 23, Teturei Maru,
Kores
· 1911.
MOHAMMED ANISM,
IRISH PEER CONVERTED.
THE RAILWAY SMASH.
BOSNIAN RAILWAYS,
HOW IT OCCURRED.
1912.
refusal of the American proposals. D. Noria e Mackay, b Hill 181 is half confirmed by President F. E, Remedios b Sara
Haerts, who shows an attitude of P. K. Khares run out
E. L. Braga o Sab, b Mackay 100 defiance.
R. A. Carvalho b Mookay
110
Jaurez Captured.
L.A. Rose b Pile.h Mackay... The Constitutionallata have 8. Jex not out captured Jaurez, which is oon-H. J. White not out... 300 sidered an important gateway for G. E. Lice b Mackay... 8. D. Setna did not bat arms fom America...
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Outlook Blacker. The feeling of the American 350 Embassy in Mexico is again
pessimistic. 140|
General President Haerts has summoned a special Cabinet to tha Palaco.
0 during the hurricane on the
10 Canadian lakes, and crews totall-
ing 801 persons were lost.
Total for eight wickets... 78
Both Austria and Italy have FOOTBALL! R.G.A.V. Royal Engineers. accepted the proposal of the The R. G. A. and the R. E.'s British Commissioner regarding mat in the First Division of the the delimitation of Albania,
Hongkong League on Saturday
when a fine game was left un- During a Suffragette arson trial Baished owing to darkness. The the Old Bailey, a well dressed woman throw a hammer and at
R. G. A.-Moore; Court and tomato at the judge, creating a Langtord; Townsend, Peacock, turmoil.
200
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teams were
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THE BLACK WERK.
138
226
172 130 1,513
LOAN TO MEET COST.
Maroh, Yongala," Barrier
Reef
Liberte, London, Received Nov. 18. September 25,
blown up Reuter's correspondent at Buda London, Received Nov. 15. Pest says a Bill has been intro- January, Russ, Black Sea The train at the time of the duced in the Legislative Chamber March 21, Koombana docident at Clayton, Alabama, giving powers to construct rail- April 15, Titanic London, Received Nov. 18, was crowded with merry-makers ways in Bosnia and Herzegovina, December 10. Centurion At a meeting of the Islamic who were going to a country fair. the cost to be met by a loan of
The engine-driver was speeding 11 millions sterling. Society in London, the conversion of Lord Headley to MohammeP to make up time and the bridge collapsed under the strain. danism was announced.
[Baron Headley, who is the fourth holder of the title, has been a Representative Peer for Ireland since 1883. He was educated at Harrow and Oxford and succood- ed his father in 1877. He was Captain Commandant of the Light Horse Hon. Artillery Com- pany, 1881-85; Lieut.-Colonel Commanding 4th Batt. Royal | Munster Fusiliers, 1887-92. He went through the Franco-German
M.C.C. TOUR.
FIRST RESULTS.
London. Received Nov. 15, The M.O.C. team, which is
War with Gen. von Gobene'e touring South Africa, drew_with Staff VIII Armes Corps and Carlist Wars. He owns 10,000 the Western Province at Ospe- sores and his chief recreation is town and beat à Fifteen of the given as "travel." Lord Headley South-Western Districte at Ro- married in 1867 the daughter of bertson. a Dorsetshire rector.]
FLYING TO CAIRO.
London: Received Nov. 17,
and Derna 1913, October, The Voltamo ...
wonderful AVIATION
'FEATS.
London, Received Nov. 16. Reuter's correspondent at Paris
KIAMIL PASHA.
and Westbrook; Pinchard, Swan, Green, Crane, and Down.
The week ending October 17 was a terrible one so far as disae- ters by land, sea and air were concerned, as the following, indicating the number of lives lost will show -- Friday (Oct. 10), Volturno... 186 L.
Mr Redmond, speaking on Royal Engineers. - Rogers; Home Rule, saya the people of Coxon and Morrish, Robinson, Great Britain will be fools and Smith and Ferrigan; Sutherland, cowards if they yield to a game Kelly, Hertop, Eoff and Lewis. of bluff and blockmail.
Referee C. Sergt. Blake, D. O. IVAS
38 Tuesday, Colliery Explosion 435 The game was hotly contested Wednesday,Express Collision 6 from the start and both goals had
136 Friday, Airship Explosion 28 Of these events, the first hap pened at sen; the second under- ground; the third on land; and the fourth in the air.
Baya Mr. Hucka, the well-known DEATH OF EX-GRAND VIZIER English aviator, made some won derful inverted flights. He twice travelled head downwarde for thirty seconds, despite wind and rain.
AUSTRALIAN CROPS.
London. Received Nov. 16. The Adelaide Register estimates the wheat crop at 19 million
London. Heceived Nov. 15. It is reported from Rome that Kiami! Pasha, who took such a prominent part in the recent war, has died at Larnaca,
.
Theft from Docks,
LOCAL.
Results of Saturday's football.
marrow escapes early on. Moore and cricket matches are given
de beaten by a ball which to-day. bounced curiously, but Langford
fell back and cleared cleverly The results of the races at when a goal seemed certain. At Saturday's gymkhana are given the other end Green just missed in this issue.""
with a rare shot. The En-
gineers scored first, through The death took place on Satur- afine run by Lewis who centred day of Mr. F. O. Kidd, a Hong- The head watchman at the cleverly and gave Kelly a fine kong journalist.
opening which he seized. The Kowloon Docks has reported to RG. A. were out of lnck and The se. Fooksang reported a the Hung-hom police that some person has stolen from the deck they fell farther behind when thrilling tale of resone at con of the s.a. Hin Shang, ten brass Lowia was, again set agoing by on her arrival this morning.
Terdigan. The winger centred skylight rims valued at $20. well and Boff scored cleverly
Lost a Ring
Candid Thief.
in
while harrasted by opponents. The Engineers thus led by two goals
at half time-
„DON'T FORGET,
TO-DAY, Court Cards at Theatre Royal -
The R. G. A. resumed strongly, tut luck was still against them.9 15 p.m. Eventually the ball was driven into the net through a ses of
Mr. Joseph Gould has reported to the police that whilst riding A later message says that the a public chair on Robinson Road, the death is confirmed. Kiamil near Seymour Road, be lost from his finger a gold signet ring with was buried at Nicosis.
(Klamil Pasha, who was 81 a Masonic emblem on a grey stone. THE CANADIAN GALES. bushels, while the Advertiser years of age, had held the post- The ring is valued at $22. lege, and from that point the tion of Grand Vizier of Turkey estimates it at 174 millions.
Gunners played very strongly. The recent rains have wnior- three times, and was the first At the Police Court, this morn
Grand Vizier appointed by the ing, a Ohinose was charged with Darkness was falling when Crane fully developed the grain.
Young Turks party after the stealing an iron bar from the col-flashed a shot past Roger from overthrow of Abdul Hamid. He was a man of strong intellect, and lapsed buildings in Upper Station close range, and made the scores despite his Fears, displayed Street. The man admitted that eyaal. With eight minutes still much energy and enthusiasm in he had stolen the iron, but said so, however, the referee stopped the recent crises through which it was not from Upper Station the game which couldnot longer
RG.A 2 goals. Po London. Received Nov. 15. the country Hat Co. He was Street. He was sent to gaol for a be followed. The scores were Captain Ceoil Lambert has been strongly---pro-British
his month and ordered four hours'.
Royal Engineers, 2 goals. sympathies and policy. appointed Fourth Sea Lord.
FIFTEEN VESSELS" LOST.
A message from Constantino-
London, Received Nov. 15. atston that M. D'Aucourt, who is attempting to fly from Paris to Reuter's correspondent at Otta Onire departed in a gale, four days 16 vessels have been lost in Turkish offloors in aeroplanes the hurricans on the Laker, the escorting him,
crews totalling 801,
NAVAL APPOINTMENT.
stoaka
to
Harmaton's Cirena-9.16 p.m. Victoria Theatre, 9.15 p.m. Bijou Scenic Theatre, 9.15 p.m.
TO-MORROW, Harmston's Circus 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.16 p.m. Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Hongkong, and South Chins Steam Tisheries Co. Ltd. meeting
on Septe
ing, Hongkong and South Obins Extraordinary General meet Steam Fisheries Co. Ltd.12.15. ➡