TELEGRAMS.

CR

DIET.

UPROARIOUS SCENES.

[Renter's Service To: The "Telegraph."

London. Resolved December 28.

Router's correspondent at Agram save the Croatian Diet has opened. A dispute as to the date of the next meeting caused

the wildast sooNOU.

The President, M. Mileusnic, who's a member of the Oppoa ition, fixed Monday. The Minie terialist, objected, and. M. Mileusnio waosted the chair in favour of the Ministerialist, F. Toskan, who decided that the Dist should meet the same even- ing.

Two members of the Opposition | thereupon rushed" at M. Tuskan. and tried to drag him off his chair, whereupon a free fight took place and the sitting was

suspended.

On the resnmption at aix o'clock in the evening, the Minis- terialists found M. Mileusnio in the chair, reading a newspaper and conversing with his friends. This continued until half-past saven when an official informed M. Mileusnic that, as he was not doing his duty, M. Tuskon would like to assumo the Presidency.

M. Toskan then mounted the

· THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. MONDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1915,

MUTINY ON A JUNK,

Master's Wife and Son Murdered.

A foki on an Aberdeen fishing junk reports to the police that at about 4 p.m. on December 19 his Junk and a sister junk ware fishing on the coast of Pingboi. The two junks came together for the purpose of hauling up the nete when other fokis on his junk seized the arms of the junk and attacked the master, inflicting

POST OFFICE.

New Year's Holidays.

On Thursday 1st January the Post office will be open from 8 to 9 am, In the event of the arrival of the English Mall from Europe the Post Office will be

open for ons hotir for the delivery thereof.

There will be one delivery of ordinary

SHIPPING NEW"

J

ARRIVED.

Chow Tal, Gezan. 1,115, E Gathemana, 28th last-Bangkok, 19th inst, Gen--B. and §. Maru, Jap. 43. 3870, H. Nomma, B7th Inst.---Moji 22nd inst., Qon, ...M.Y, K.

Hakata

WEATHER REPORT,“

On the 29th at 10.30,-The anticyclone has moved.eastward. It is now dentral over the Eastern Son.

Pressure has morensad considerably from 8. Japan to the Bonlas and slightly over the Philippinga. It la nourly station® ary along the south coast of China.

Light or variable winds are indicated along the east coast of China and

correspondence and ene follection of let. Bomes, Ger. 1.2 1,346, Job Koeble, geth moderate monsoon over the N. China Bes. te ench as on Saturdays,

There will be a delivery of registered |

11th

inst Sandakan, 19th Inst„, Gen. ***M, and Oo.

pendance during the morning of the Nankin, Br... 8,880, O. Jones, 27th fast.

The Money Order Office will be entirely']" sleted during the holidays.

1st of January being a holiday, muila pathapram of Austin will be closed at d pm. on Sist December.

The Frons Ferdinand, with the Malls from London (via Siberia) of Wednesday, the 10th, and Friday the 12th Int., is due to arrive here to-morrow.

"

9

t

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.

FORECAST FOR, THE 14 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District,

---London, 18th inata Gan.-F. & O.and.00. 95. Su Zjipanko, Dut: sa. 9,444, A Oldenburger,

Karol instJava, 18th inst, Gen, 1 Hongkong and Neighbour

3, 0, J. Is

hood years

| Tammúl, Br. e.á. 918. Proash, "#7th insi.--

Daing, $lai Inst, Gin.--. B."&8.

verions wounds on the head and arms, The mutineers put the other fokis in the hold and bat- tened them down, murdered the master's wife and son, aged 42 and 20 years respectively, and threw the bodies into the ses, $170 from the They stole master's cabin and sailed the two janka to a placo near Yeung Kong where they arrived at 1 a.m. on December 24, and went bave been transferred in Japan to the Kalfons, Br, as, 687, s. 57th Inst

a dinghy The im- Estern which is scheduled to arrive ashore in

here on Wednesday, the 31st inat, and prisoned fokia got free managed to sail back to Hongkong.

Glo and Oysters at 100.

Mr. Samuel Odart, of 20, Whitta- Celebrating his 100th birthday, Rer-road, Upton Park, was enter- tained by his friends at a musical evening and was presented with. an easy chair. Mr. Odart, who was a silk weaver, and helped to weave the Coronation scarf for

The Dumbes with the French mail is due to arrive here to-morrow.

The United States mails

ex Nu

Kelio Mara, Jap... 1,196, Y. Tamamato 27th instant--Bwatow, 36th lost, G#-Q. 8. K.

Halohlag, Br. s. 1,267, W Passmore 28th Instant--Swatow, 27th inst, Gen.-D. L. 400.

Haikew, 36th ina, Gen, B. & 8 Kwangtah, Chi, s.a. 1,530, Stawark, 27th,

Inst.--Shanghai, 24th inst,, Gon, --Q. M. and Oa

The Egypt, with the English Mall left Bingapore on Saturday, 29th inat, at 9 sm, and is due to arrive here on Thurs- day, the lat Jan., at 8 am. This packet brings the parcel mails closed in London for despatch by the all-on route, on the 20th ule, and for despatch over Hus, Br... 710, Corneliusen, 29th instant and on the 3rd ult.

· Loft London Dec. 12 Doc. 13

tribune. planted himself in front/acoen Victoria, is in fuli posse Tronoh, Dambon, 30th inst.

sion of his faculties, except that Biberia, Franz Ferdinand, 30th inat, of M. Mileusnio, and tried to open he is a little deaf. At the gather-Americas, Eastern, (ex Nile Jistinat. business. He was greeted with, au inferno of trumpet-blowing, ing he laughed and chatted gaily English, Egypt, 1st Jan, the banging of typewriter covers, the sounding of motor-horas, and shrieka and abuse.

M. Tuskan rang a bell, and M. Mileusnio, sitting in the chair, produced another ball and rang every time that M. Taskan did. The aproar was still continuing

at 11 o'clock in the evening.

London. Received December 29.

nt

Reuter's correspondent Agram states that, despite the ear-splitting dio, the majority eucoseded in electing their Pre- aident at three o'clock in the morning, whereupon the uproar

subsided.

THE S.S. LUDGATE,

with his laughter, who is seventy years old. He drank gin and water, smoked a cigarette, and had soms oysters before leaving.

U. S; Officers Wounded. A telegram received at Manila Beports that as the result of a tharp engagement with a large

Duners, Br. sa, 3,585, 27th Inst-Mon,

22nd Inst., Gen.-D, S.

F. Buelow, Ger. 8.4. 4,989, F Jaoger, 28th

Instant---Shanghai, 25th Inataut Gen.-H. A, L.

---M. M. Co.

+2

Channel........ Formosa

Forssant.

* 2.E,winder

| modargte;

drizzling. rain or

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAIL.

WILL despatch VESSELS to the Underimentioned PORTS on or

about the DATES named :-ne For

To Bail On Remarka

LONDON, via Us-j Himalaya

ual Porta of Call Capt. H. G. Evans

Steam.org

LONDON & ANT-]

WERP via Binga- Simia

das as drs,

pore, Penang, Capt. G. Phillipps Ombo, Port Said,

about 7th Jan,

Freight

& Page

& Marsailles

mist later,

noon

Freight

3rd Jan.

N.E. Kale

&P'sage

made. rating.

about 2nd Jan,

Freight

& P'eage

about 10th Jan.

Freight &P'sage

R.N.R. Egypt

3 Bouth coast of Chins be? The same SHANGHAI ........Capt. F. R. Summers

tween H.K, and Lamonies / as No.1.

5 South coast of China be-) The same tween H.K. and Hatosa..... }' as No 1. China Coast Meteorological Register..

Station.

29th December, a.m.

Winds

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperatura.

Humidity.

D'tion.

Force.

bow 1

Weather.

4

|SHANGHAI,)

MOJI, KOBE Nyanza AND

TOKO-Capt. R. Jenkins"

·HAMA..

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight, or Passage apply to

P. & O. B. N. Co.'s.office,

Hongkong, 29th Dec. 1913.

Fi

E. A. Hewett,

Superintendent,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES

To sail of

WEDNES.,

7th Man 10-a-m.

MAILS VIA SIBERIA.

Due Shanghai

Dec. 27 Dec. 29

J, C, J, L.

Halpheng, 87th lostant, Gent A: R.Marty. Esang, Br. s.. 1,127, Oarlo, 29th Instant' Teingiau, 22nd instant Gen.---J. M. and Co. Tilmanoek, Dut. es. 4,971, A in Rooy, 29th. Kochi

inst, Java, 19th instant Gen.

W*ostbok Ta 30.18 11 Nemuro 65 Hakodate H Toklo

30.22

WEW 3

30.13

allo

30.12

nnw.

30.99

14

Kahima Nagasaki -Oshima

30.33

30.93

Da

30.56

pro

MAILS DUE. ,,,་

Naba

30.32

пе

Ishi'ma

30.27

10

Bonin, La.

30.14

Chafoo

Manchuria, Amo. ss. 8.750, A Dixon, 29th Instant San Francisco, 27th ult, Gen.-P. M. Oo

Whalwei

Hankow

30,15 35 80 w

7b

Ichang

Kiaklang Changaha Shanghal

W

30.35 36 30.30 43 30.32 35

SEW

KAW

1 b 2 bv

For

Steamere.

11 2 or NAPLES, GENOA, AL-)

Amoy Bwutsw

30.25 35 74 6

1 or

DEPARTED.

December 29

Foll

30.24 55, 60 n

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Bulow

Taiboku 53

30.25

SOUTHAMPTON, (Capt. C. Nahrath

Taichu

30.20

1

30.20

A'WERP & H'BURG.)

16,900

Tainan

136 20

17

30.20

Koshua

30.16

SHANGHAI,

TSING-), Prinz Ludwig

About:

70

P'dozoa

30.21

10

TAU, KOBE. AND Capt. F. von Binzor

THURS

Canton

$0.30 45 02 n

201

YOKOHAMA

18,300

8th Jan.

Бо

30.27 63 79

0 df

.

30.22

3 b

30.21 32

Д

10

MANILA, YAP. MA-

ene 3 b

RONN NEWGUINEA, Prinz Sigismund BRISBANE,SYDNEY Capt. A Hurtzig ANDMELBOURNE..... )-

SATUR

6,750

KOBE

Prinz Sigismund Capt. A. Hurtzig

6,750

MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW,Polynesien, Fr.sa. 6,582, Lamince, 29th Inst.Shanghai, 26th inst. Con. Salgon, Straits, Ceylon, Ade- laide, Wostorn, Australia, In- dia, Aden, Egypt and Europe vla Marsailles (Late Letters il to Noon,

Extra Postage 10 cents). Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first clearance will be included in this contract mail)-Per POLYNESIEN. 30th Doc.,

merican

French

R

[.

Canadian

Prufer for Bangkok Fade for Haiphong. Dallin Mera for Tamsui Koonshing for Canton Kingsing for Canton Taisho Maru for Canten Altmark for Hamburg Phoumpenh for Saigon # Tamon Maru12 for Wokawatau

11,00 a... Philippino Islanda. Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Canada, United States and South America, via San Francisco Per CHINA, 30th Jan,, 11 am. Bwatow, Amoy and Faschow--Fer HAT.Tatoutze for Phrany

CHING, 30th Dec., 10a.m.

band of Moro outlaws armed with several guns and rifles, Lieutenant Donald S. Root was seriously wounded in the abdomen, Captain: Fletcher slightly in the right arm and Private Tango's right arm was shattered. Lieutenant Root and Private Tango are reported in a serious condition. The outlaws Philippine Randi and Daya were killed after

Shangbal

Islanda Per IXION, 30th inst. 10 am.

and North China-Por KWONOSANG, 30th Int.

p.m

stubborn fight and three Krog rifles were captured from the band. The Constabulary and Scout de-Straits and India via Calcutta-Fer

G. AFGAR, 30th inst., 2 p.m. tachment, waD patrolling the Philippine Islands For SUNGKIANG, mountains 40 to 50 miles south.

30th Deo.. 3 p.m.

saat of Lake Lapno on the Irina-Chinwanta--Per ALBIANA, 30th Fast,

3 p.21.

AGAIN ATTACKED BY MOORS. Cotabato border for the purpose Shanghai & North China-Per SHAO-

London. Received December 27.

The cruiser. Roxburgh has returned to Gibraltar, and reporis that all is quiet at the scene of the wreck, and that it is hoped to re-float the Ludgate.

London, Received Desember 20.

of cleaning up this region from

outlaws and cattle thieves..

Standard Oil in Price War.

The standard Oil Company of Indiana and the Pierce Oil Cor-Shanghal

CLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE. ·

December 29,

Wosang for Shanghai- Frust Bulow for Hamburg Lutobow for Ganton Fraiken for Marseilles SHING, 30th inst., 3 p.m. Shani for Fort Caurbot

Hakota Shanghal, North China and Tatahun for Shanghai

Maru for Calcutta Japan via Kobo (Europe vis Saint Patrick for New York Siberia)-Per DUMBEA, 30th Buffalo for San Francisco Deo,, 5 pm,

Obing Chow for Kwang yen and North China-For WING- Talyo Mara for Hongay

Nankin for Yokoham SANG, 30th Inst.5 p.m. American for O, Wan

Latou for London Bungklang for Manfla

poration of Missouri have opened Amoy-Per GLENOOLE, 30th inst. 5p.in

a price-cutting war in the States, according to statements just

WEDNESDAY, 31st Deo.

FONG, 31st Deo., 9 5.m.

published. The price of coil oil Pakhol Haiphong and Saigon-KAI has been out from 9 to 7 cents's gallen, and gasolene from 17 to Hethow

Haiphong.Farhol & Baigon-Per

KAIFONG, 31st inst., 9 a.m.

Last night the Moors made another attack on the Lndgate.

The Spanish cruiser Perayo 14 cents a gallon by the Stand-Bwatow, Amoy & Foochow Per KAIJO immediately used searchlights ard. The reduction quoted is and sent forty marines with quick-the second made by the company firing guns on board the Ludgate, within five days.

The detachment "peppered "the

Moors, who fled in panic to the

mountains.

"

The warships are still standing

by and salvage is proceeding.

SILIMPOPON COAL.

BUNKERS

can be supplied cheap rates'

at

MARU, 31st inst. 11 a.m.

Halphong, Pakhof and Saigon-Per

HANOI. 31st inst. 11 s.m Shanghai, North China, Japan via Kobo Per A. APCAR, 1st Jan,

merican

Canadian

& Siberian

3 p.m.

TIDE TABLE.

20th Doc., to 4th Jan, 1913.

Mio M

19

1

Fasa 30

4

.34

10

IL

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nogasski. United States, was Bouth America and Canada via Vancouver (Europe vin Siberia)-Per EMPRESS OF F

RUSSIA, 31st Des.. 6p.m.

THURSDAY, 1st Jan,

thank

Basur

Kai

Rubber Market.

London, Dec. 20.

Fort Bayard, Haiphong. Pakhot and Bai- gon-Per EUE, 1st Jan, 9 a.m. Shanghai

The quotation for Para Rub-

At those ports steamers call-Shanghal

SANDAKAN A SEBATTIK (British North Bornoo),

and North China-Por KOERBER, 1st Jan., 9 a.m.

· 15 can

m moroing. a afternoon.

*

H'kons

P. 7A

Gap Rock "Bacoo

Wachow Pakbol Hoiho Phulien

Oysters, Fresh, Fried or Stewed and North China.Par LU- Findon Haddocks, Kippers, & CHOW. 1st Jan., 9 a.m.

ALEXANDRA CAFE. *MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY,

ber, Fine, Hard, Cure, Decembering for bunker coal exclusively Shanghai and North China-Per KING- and January, is 3s. 0.1-2d. value. are exempt from all shipping The tone of the rabbor "share dues and charges.. market is dull.

A BUNE

PRIZES! PRIZES! PRIZES

1ST, $200.

2ND. $100.

3RD. $50.

We bag to ana ounen to our custom ers, patrons and the general mutatio tha having been advised that the Counot Scheme we introduced in connection with oash purchases made for Christmas 1910, came under the Lottery Act, we regret to state that we have had to abandon the Scheme entirely.

In its place we have introduood a guessing sempat'ilon, in the form of a ginas jar full of owaste, avery cash purotin- ser of $5.00 worth of goods at any one tima from lat to 31st December 1913, bbing asked to guess the total number of sweets la a jar, the figure guessed being entered on a coupon duly signed by us, handed to the purchaser.

The prizes will be $200.00 for the near- est guous, 2109,00 for the next, and $50.00 for the Ord.

H. RUTTONJEE & SON, WINE & PROVISION MEROHANTS.

14. Queen's Road Contr

Ciberian

Mall.

SING, 1st Jan, 9 8.0.

Shanghai and North China (Europe Tia Biberia)-Per. EGYPT, 1st Jan,, 9 0.1. Shanghal, & North China

For

KANGBING, 1st Jati, 5 p.m.

FRIDAY, 2nd January Myratow Amoy and Fooohow-Por

HAIYANG, 2nd Dec., 10am. Tatu, Wol Hai Wel, Cheloc, Dalpy and Ohlawantalo-Por CHEONGSHING, 2nd Jon. 11

A.M.

SATURDAY, 3rd Jan.

Jemelton, Kudai and Bandakan-Per

BORNEO, 3rd Jan. 8 a.m. Philippine alanda, Australia, Thamania and New Zealand

Astra-

lian

Mail.

បុករឿងម

Mail:

#

30.26 55 30.19.64 20.06 70

Tourage

O. Bł. J.

APAIT!

» 30.10 67

Manila

30,02 71

Legaspi

Itollo

Brooled

93 29.95 97

30.00 78

und

до

1 b

+

W

Ceba Labuan

29.98 81

11

30.01 78

T. F. Claxton, Director, Hongkong, Observatory, Doo, 29th:

Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenhalt on the level of the zes in la- hea, toaths and hundredths.

Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit,

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with mois boing 200,

4 Direction of Wind, to two polate.

5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Scale,

1:

State of Weather, b blus aky, oda tached cloud, d drizzling vain, ffog, g gloomy, h hall, I lightning, o orezoast, p passing shower, q aqually, rrain, e snow, tthundar, visibility, w daw wet,

O Rain in inokes, tenths and hundredths

METEOROLOGICAL,

Bravious

Day On date On date

At put

Barometer 30.19 30,27 Temperature

at pr 50.22

62

-56

Humidity

*54

79

Wind Direction...

ESE

65 W8W

Forco

2

Weather nin

bf

Rol

Higuess open au Kamperstars on the alih ig Lowat

te

H.K. Observatory, 28th Daç,

T. F, CLAXTON, Director.

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Kobe, Yokohama and Honoluly.........

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Operating the following steamer

MONⱭOLIĄ, MANCHURIA, KOREA, SIBERIA and

NILE, CHINA and PERSIA. Some Features of Service:"

via Thursday Island Por

Electric Fans, Swimming Tank, Orchestra, Amusemonts, Wireless Telegraph, EASTERN,

3rd Jan., 10 | Submarine Signal Servios and Bilge Kesls.

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... Jan. 2. Jan. 27......PERSIA

...... Jan. 29. R. C. MORTON,

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SANDAKAN.........Capt. J. Koehler

24th Jan.

9 a.m

About

TUESDAY, 6th Jan,

3rd Jan.

SATUR.,

9am.

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken.

FREIGHT

LINE.

NEXT SAILING FROM HONGKONG.

Mark.. Tuebingen...

Franken ...estrian, 18

OUTWARD.

2nd Feb. Goettingen.........16th Mar. 16th Feb. Lothringen... .30th Mar. Thueringen............ 18th April.

2nd Mar.

HOMEWARD.

For Marseilles, Dankirk, A'werp: For Havre. Dunkirk, Emden and

R'dam and Bremen/Hamburg:

Mark about End of Mar.

For Havre, Euden aud-Hamburgf

Bremem:

Tuebingen about End of Mar.

For Marseilles, Antwerp, R'dam

and Bremen/Hamburg:

Franken about M. of April.

1:

Hamburg/Bremen;

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about Beginning of May. For Marseilles, Antwerp, dam

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Bremen:

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Thueringen

about Beginning of June

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Hongkong, 29th Dec., 1913."

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To sail

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12th Jan., 1914.

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13th Jan, 1814.

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