The Hongkong Telegraph
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THE ASSASSINATIONS.
DETAILS OF THE HORRIBLE TRAGEDY:
Foreign Press Opinion on the Situation.
SERIOUS ANTI-SERVIAN DEMONSTRATION.
[Router's Service To The Telegraph."
Londen. Roseived June 30. Court mourning for the late vina 'clubs, schools and basiness Archduke Franz Ferdinand will houses wero mashed. A buy bo obser.ed for one week from threw a bomb in the street, and a
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was injured. Troops occupy the town.
Reuter's correspondent at Vienna states that the Emperor has arrived there, being welcomed by enormous crowds. Owing to unfounded romours that the Emperor was ill, the policó wore unable to maintain order, but eventually they cloured streets.
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TUESDAY, JUNE 30,
1914.
June 30, 1913,
北野蘑 十三月大英巡香
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MEXICAN WAR
LAWN TENNIS.
THE CALIFORNIA.
BRITISH ADVICE.
PARKE BEATEN.
PASSENGERS SAFE,
OIL SHARES
PURCHASE DEFENDED...
[Reuter's Service To "The Telegraph."] [Rautor's Service To The "Telegraph."]
London. Radbivait June 30,
London. Received June 30. Reuter's correspondent ut New
In the Lawn Tennis Champion. York states that a telegram ships, Froitzheim beat Parke by from Mexico City says that Sir 5–7, 6–2,9—7, 6-2. Lionel Carden, tho Britiab Ambassador, bas advised British subjects to leave the country.
Abandoning the Campaign. Router's correspondent at El villa and hie army have returned Paso has reported that General to Terreon, They are abandoning the campaign.
Keuter's correspondent" Vionus states that, despite the seriousveen tho occasion, KINTUCK'S PASSENGERS multitudes of people stirringly obeered the Emperor, who was deeply touched by the ovation.
British Sympathy.
RESCUED.
* London. Received June 30.
from the passengers
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The
Funeral Arrangements,
His Majesty King George V. emigrant ship Kintack, ashore on called at the Austrian Embassy la coral reef, have all been The bodica of the late Arch- and personally expressed his rescued. duke and his Consort will be sympathy, as also did other removed from Sarajevo to-mor- taembers of the Royal Family, row, and the funeral will tako place next week. "They will be buried at Amstetten according
to the Archduke's wish.
Ex-King Mangel, membora of THE EMPRESS DISASTER. the Cabinot, all the 'Ambassadors and Earl Kitchenor.
His Majesty bas appointed List of the ill-fated and the⠀⠀
It is allirmed that the bomb 11.E. the Duke of Teck to repre- was made" ina Servian, gun-sent him at the funeral. factory,
Press Comment,
There is practically universal comment that the crime WRR & political one, but that it will in- Volve Do change in Austria Hungary beyond increasing the
tension with Servia. It is con-
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Survivors.
in the House of Commons, Mr. Asquith announced that he would From a Home paper we repro- move to-morrow
Address duco a list of those who were from His Majesty expressing the lost and the survivors in the sentiments of the House at the Empress of Ireland disaster :: Besassinations.
their condolences.
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Lost.
Reuter's correspondent
SALOON PASSENGERS. Belgrade states that the news of the ssssssinations "rested conster-
From Montreal,-Mr. A. E sidered that the longer the Emption there, and the King and Barlow, Mrs. A. E. Barlow, L. A peror lives, the easier will the the Government have telegraphed Gosselin, O. D. Tylee, Mrs, C. 1
Tylee, H. H. Lyman, Mrs. H. H; consequences be surmounted.
Lyman, Miss Grace Kohl, Lione The Berlin Forcaerts, however, His Majesty the Kaiser will Kent, Ch. W. S. Shenderson, Miss declares that the crime shows attend the Archduke's funeral. W. Crathern, W. Hirxheimer, F. that the problem of Austria more
In the House of Commons, on J. Rutherford, J. T. Taylor, Mis and more threatens the peace of the Foreign Office Vote, Sir D. Taylor, Miss B. Taylor, Arch Europe; and the Paris Libre Edward Grey made an impressive MeAlpine, Miss Schonguti, M. Parole foresees a dissolution of reference to the sesassinations. Stanton, Mrs. M. Stanton, B the Monarchy in Austria, reaping He expressed the pleasure felt at Weinrauch, what it has sown,
the late Archduke's recent visit, The Russian Press treats the and spoke feelingly of the F. E. Abbott, C. R. Bart, F. removal of the Archdake as a Emporor's distress after so many W. Culleo, Migs Maud Cullen, removal of danger to European family afflictions. This observa Master Callon and maid, H. t. peace, giving Austria an oppor- tunity of reconsidering the course sho is following..
A later message from Sarajevo states that martial law has been proclaimed.
The bodies have been embalm- ed and have already been placed on a biar covered with wreaths.
The Tragedy. Detailed accounts of the trige- dy show that the Provincial | Governor sat facing the Archduke and his Consort, while Count Harrach stood on the footbourd | to guard the Archduke.
Brooke and Wilding boat Clements and Watson 6-2, 6-1, Bit.
UNOPPOSED, RETURN.
London. Rovalved June 30, Mr. Stanford (Unionist) bas been returned unopposed for Brighton.
HOME CRICKET.
London. Received June 30.
Derbyshire hent Somersetshire at Chesterfield br 187 runs (Last year Somerset won by 59 runs).
From Liverpool
A. J. Wakefield,
From Enssau (Bahamas). Mrs. Hart Bennett, Miss Ailso Lee.
From Auckland (N.Z.) Lisut.-Cal. W. R. Bloomfield, Mrs, Bloomfield, Mrs. H. W. Price, Miss T. Townsend,
From Denver (Col.). Mis. F. H. Dunlevy.
From Yokotama..
Cox Edwards.
From Hongkong
W. D. Graham, Mre. Graham.
From Suva Fiji.
J. Gabriel Marks, Mrs. Marks,
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NEWS FOR BUSY MEN.
CONDENSED..
Despite the serious nature of the situation, multitudes in Vian na gave the Emperor a stirring ovation. He was deeply touched,
[Roater's Service To The Telegraph. [Router's Service To "The Telegraph."]
London. Recolved Juno.30
London. Recutred June 30, The weather, being most calm,
In the House of Commons, Sir 1,010 passengers from the Anchor Edward G.oy strongly defended Line steamer California, which ran on to the rocks at Tory the purchase of Anglo-Peraian oil Island, have all been safely shares, and stated that we had the murdered Archduke and his transhipped.
not got a single right which was wife have been embalmed, --- The crew remain on board, as not existing before the Anglo- there are hopes of refloating the Russian Convention. He regretted dent Wilson acted absolutely Sir Edward Grey saya Presi.
~essel.
PANAMA TOLLS.
PRESIDENT WILSON TRIBUTED.
London, Recoivod June 30,
'Martial law has been proclaim-" od in Birajevo The bodies of
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that we could not get a'cupply without diplomatic pressure in from our Dominions.
repealing the Panam's Canal tolle exemption.
Answering a question whether
The Gorman Socialist paper there might not be an incres of nt Sarajevo shows that the pro- Vorwaarts declares that the crime Japanese obligations under the blem of Austris more and more During consideration of the Alliance in connection with the threatens the peace of Europe. Foreign Office Vole in the House defence of interests in Perais, Sir of Commons, Sir Edward Grey Edward Groy said he had not opinion that the assassination of There is a practically universal paid a tribute to President
Wilson's high motives in regard communicated with the Japanese the Archduke Franz Ferdinand to the Panama Canal tolle, atating Government," na he would have was a political crime but that it that he had acted absolutely dono bad he thought Japan's will involve no change beyond without diplomatic pressure. obligations would be increased. increasing tension with Servis.
Mrs. W. Barber, Miss Florence Barber, Miss Evelyn Barber.
Regina, Sask. Coasta Bahler, A. H. Death, Miss Mary Wood."
Hamilton (Ont.): Mrs. S. Burgess, Miss O. Hope, John Reilly, Miss Alice Voneley, Harry Yates, Mrs. Yates, Adjutant Auna Price (Salvation Army).
Victoria (B.C.).
Mrs. E. Chinell, Ms. B Veitche
Now Westminstor,
Mrs. J. Whitelaw, Mrs. George W bite.
Farr,
Naunimo (B,C.). Mrs. Robert Bloggan.
Moose Jaw, Susk. Miss K. Farr, Miss N. Miss D. Farr, Mies b. Ferr.
Princeton (B.0) A. Cole, Pierson Man, J. F. Dandy, C. Halliday.
Moosomin (Sask.) Mrs. J. Elinslie,
From Toronto. Miss A. Balea, Miss Mary Baxter, Mrs. Wm. Clarke, Miss Nellie Clarke, Mrs. M. Dále and infant, Wm Davies and Mrs. Davies, Mrs. Chas. Moir J.J. Patrick, Mise Isabelle Stage, Mine A. Swindlehurst, Mrs. D. Wood, Ernest Aldridge, T. Brooks, Miss J. E.Daon, Miss E. Eastes, E Evans, Mrs. E. Evans, Gourgo Fatatoad, E, Ford, Mrs. Ernest tion was greeted with sympathetic O'Hara, Mrs. O'Hara, Mies O'Hara Ford, F. A. Goddard, Theo. cheers, and Sir Edward Grey and waid.
aid they all know what a great
From Toronto.
Mrs.
Obilliwakt (B.C.), Mr. and Mrs. James Gregg. Cloverdale (B.C.). Mrs. W. H. Mereflio and infant.
Morelach (Sask.). Gray, Ernest Green, Mrs. A1j. J.
Wm. Hart, Mrs.. hart, Miss Groen, Miss Joesie Green, Edith Hart, Master Wm. Hart, support the life of the Emperor J. R. Abercrombie, Mrs. N. T. Thomas Greenaway, Mrs. Green-John Scott. had Feen to the peace of Europe. Bailey, O. B. Lyon..
Assassins are Natives of Bosnia.
London. Received June 30.
From Vancouver,
From Hamilton. J.J. Gayley,
From Winnipeg.
R. A. Cunninghars.
From Kingston.
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Beuter's correspondent Sarajevo atates that both assassins are natives of Bosnia and belong. to tho. Sorvian Orthodox Church.
Court in Mourning. Reuter's correspondent at Bel- grade states that the court has gone into mourning for six weeks They were joking about the for the asenssination of Franz precautions taken when the motor | Ferdinand,
r turned into Kaiser Franz
Josef Gasse. Shots were then.|
f. General Potiorek, thought|
Inhuman Act."
the Royal pair bad escaped in- Reuter's correspondent
F. P. Godeon.
From Quebec,
C. Holloway.
From Balifax, Dr. Alex. B. Lindený.
From St. Catharines. Miss Miller.
From Sherbrooke. Mre. W. E. Patton...
From Ottawa,
sway, Bert Greenaway, William Horwood, W, Bumphreys, J. Johnson, T. Jones, Robert Malone, Kenneth McIntyre, G: Meacher, William Measures, Miss Lily Mor- gan, Ernest Neeve, Mrs, Pauling, W. Perkins, W. 'Wakefield.
Carstairs, (Alberta). Henry Birkett.
Ottawa.
J. W. Black, Mrs. Black, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Caughey, Staff- Captain A. Goodwin, Salvation Army, London,
Winnipeg.
Miss A. S. M. Assafrioy, J. E. Seybold, Mrs. Soybold, G. Erzinger, H. E. Ford, Mr. J. Hak- Bogue Smart.•
From Lardo (B.C
C. Malloch.
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"From Golden (B.O.):
C. P. Gay.
ker, Miss Judith Hakker, J. Len non, J. Morgan, William Morgan, Mrs. T. Muttall and infant, Mise Mattal, H. Poturson, Mrs. Petar- son, Mra. Geo. Prior, Adjutant Beckstead, Capt. James McGrath, Salvation Army 'delegates...
Calgary (Alberta).. Mias F. Holoombe, Mrs. Howatt Doris Grant, A. Hirst, F. Phowes. and two children, William Bo
From London,
warth, Mrs. Howarth, Master
From Frederickton. David Johnson,
From Birmingham, Eng.
P. J. Adio and Mrs. Adie, Miss
jury, as they did not atter a Sarajevo states that the Excou-Miss word.
tive Council Provincial Diet bas Those injured by the bomb issued a manifesto in which it tbrown earlier in the day includ- denounces "tho inhuman and ed a lady, a Count and a Colonel, nefarious act," and expresses the all of whom are progressing conviction that the people of favourably.
Bosnia and Herzegovina will stand by steadfastly to the Throne and the Dynasty.
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Weyburn (Saak.). Ensign, F. Peacock, Salvation Army.
Parry Sound (Ont.). Capt. Hannah Knudson, Salva- tion Army.
Merritt (B.C.). J. W. Langley.
Peterboro (Ont.).
W. H. Perry..
Edmonton (Alberta). Miss A Priestly, Miss Priestly.
Guoph (Ont.).
8. J. Sampson,
Nosbitt (Man.). Wm. Shattock.
Kamloops (B,C.). Mrs. Elizabeth Taplin.
Campbellford (Oat.). Miss. E. Willmot.
Barbara, Cal.; Mr. and Mrs.
NEWS."
A meeting of the Sanitary Byrno, Brisbane, and Miss G. Board was held this siternoon. Byrne, Brisbane; Mine Court. Liverpool; J. M. Finley, Liver
The Langkat output for yester pool; Mrs. John Fisher, Uhicago; day was 297 tons. Mr. and Mrs. . Freeman, West Allis, Wis.; Mrs. M. Gray, Terro Haute, Wia.; Miss W Gray, A correspondent writes lo-day Terre Haute, Wis.; Heath, on the shooting of stray dogs at Chicago; J. R. ea, Chiago; night in Kowloon. George Johnstone; Santa Barbara;
Col. Evun Kavalake, Duluth,
Minu.; Mies Frieda Kruse, A claim against a restaurant
Itcobester, Minn.; Herman Kruse, was heard at the Summary Court Rochester, Minn.; Miss. A. Liston,
this morning.
London; A. Matier, Indianapolis,
fud.; Mrs. W. Monasey, Chicago; Log book appears on page 6 Miss Jennie Newton; Fand Our Contemporaries ...on Osrander, London; Geo. 0. page 2.
Richards, Terre Haute, Wis.;
Mra. 8. Richards, Terre Haute,
The order for the transfer of
Wie.; Mise Eva Searle, Seattle, the Morrison Library to the Uni- Wash.; Reginald Simmonds, versity has been made final. London; Mrs. Siamonde, London; Mr. and Mrs. A Vincent; Joseph Zebulak, Oderburg, Austria. (Continued on Page 8.)
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CONDENSED.
Derbyshire beat Somersetshire
at Chesterfield by 167 runs.
Mr. Stanford (U) has been M.returned unopposed for Brighton,
Lethbridge (Alberta). Brigadier J Banter, Mrs. Hunter, Miss Hantor, Master
Hanter.
Halifax (N.S.)." Adjutant Geo. Edwards,
Vancouvef
All the passengers have been landed from the Anchor Line steamer California. ⠀
Latest Lawn Tennis Champion abip results nro given on this page.
In the House of Commons Sir'
Edward Gray strongly defended the purchase, of Anglo Persiun oil suures.
The Libre Parole (Paris) fore- A. P. Anderson, M.D., A. Howarth, E. Law. Mre. Law, Miss D. Balcomb, Misa T. sees the dissolution of the mon Darling, J. Fergus Duncan, L. A. Master Law, John Patterson, Ho Berry, G. D. Bishop, R. B Bull-aroby in Austria, which is reaping. Hyamson, Laurence Irving, Mrs. bert Patterson, Miss S. Patter-pitt, Mrs M. K. Hepburn, Miss B what it has gown. Irving and raaid. Sir Henry son, Mre. E. Sisines, A. E.M. Hepburn, Master H. M. Seaton Karr, A. G. Magion's, Stillman.
A. E. Mullins, Mrs, and Miss E. Mullines, W. Leonard Palmer, Mrs. Palmer, Rev. J, Wallett.
From Manchester.
Anti-Servian Feeling..
There were anti-Servian de- Bodies on a Warship. monstrations last evening, and the troops were called out, the
Reuter's correspondent demonstratore cheering grosily, Vienna states that the bodies of The man Gabrinovio, alio the Archdake and his wife have throw the bomb, was expelled been conveyed by special train to f.om the country two years ago, Metkovitch in Dalmatia. They bat was allowed to return on will be placed on a warship W. the intervention of a Somaliat to-day and conveyed by a Deputy
squadron to Trieste They will farther message from lie in state in the Hofburg, Mrs. Surajero, atates that during the Vienna, until Friday, and will be Lomonstrations windowa of Ser interred at midnight at Amaletten.
P. C. Averdick, V. G., Brandon,
Fenton.
From Nottingham. A.J. Barrows, Hardwood Cash,
Cash.
From Bradford. Charles Goldthorpe.
Saskatoon (Sask:). Alfred Barker
Paris Ont), Miss J. Blackburst,
St. Thomas (Ont.). Mre. F. E. Boyyon..
Ontario, 'Edward Boule) ·
Prince Albert (Saskatchewan)
Mies M. Atkin
Silverton B.O.).
Hepburn, Miss E. De V. Hunt,
The Russian pross trosis the Miss M. E. Langley, Miss Wremoval of Archduke Franz Fer-
M. Quuriley, WJ. and Mrs. dinand sa the removal of a danger Richardson, Mrs. H. Axton, Master
Axton, Mrs. Geo. Cook, Mrs. F. to European peace Consell, Mrs. C. Davidson, Miss.
Davidson, Mrs. W. Graft, "
Other passenger Miss Bessie There have been farther de Bawden, Hillbroth, Ind., Miss monerations at Sarajevo. The Florence Bawden Hillhorough, windows of Servian club, Ind; Miss Boch, R choster, schools, and businesses have been Mian,, Alex. - Bunthume, Banta sureshed.
It is reported that & Sanitary Board shroff this morning was beld up and robbed.
General news and an article on new steamers for the Indian pilgrim traffic appear on page 3 to-day.
An extraordinary general meet- ing of the Hongkong Fire Insurance Company, Ltd., was held this morning.
DON'T FORGET.
TO-DAY.
Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m.
TO-MORROW.
Bijoa Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. Entries close for
Gymkhana.
"Saturday, July 4.
Third
Frivolity Freear" at "Theatre';, Boyal-9.15 p.m.
Monday July 6,
Sale of Stone Quarrying lots, P. W. D.-3 p.m.):
Saturday July 11.
Third Gymkhana Meeting. V.B.C. Aquatio Fete-9. p.m.
Monday July 18:
H.K. University Matriculation Examination.