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July 2, 1914,
The Hongkong Telegraph
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THURSDAY,
JULY
1914.
July 2, 1919,
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HOME CRICKET.
IRISH UNREST.
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ALBANIAN AFFAIRS.
WEATHER FORECAST
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HOME RULE,
THE AMENDING BILL
BROOKES WINS FINAL.
VOLUNTEERS CLASH,
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Lawn Tennis Singles Champion
hip at Wimbledon, Brookos bast Froitzheim by three sets to two and 28 games to 22.
In the House of Lords, on the In the fioul of the World's motion for the second reading of the Home Rule Amending Bill, Lord Morley pointed out that Uister's anger and disapprov.
The genres wera :-6-2, 6-1. al" of Home Rule, if they remained unabated, would 5-7,4-8, 8-8. The winner now lead to a revival of ancient plays Wilding, the holder, in the religious dissensions, and place challenge round.
the new Government of Ireland at
a great disadvantage. Couse- quently the Amending Bill bod been introduced, and there could not be a better opportunity of| discovering what amount of common ground existed. He did not believe that the House would reject the Bill.
OBITUARY.
„LORD WEMYSS.
London. Received July 1. The death is announced of Lord Wemyss.
Lord Lansdowne said the Bill was entirely inadequate to accom
[The deceased Earl was 95 plish the purpose, but it was clear that something might be years of age, and his youthful done at the present stage to avers vigour has been the constant surprise and delight of the House a calamity, and they could not of Lords. He was educated at brush aside the overtures made Eton and Christ Church, Oxford. by Lord Morley, who said amend- In the year that he took his B.A. ments would be carefully con- degree (1841) he was returned to sidered in the House of Commons. the House of Commons for the They would give the Amending Faster division of Gloucester- Bill its second reading, and shiro, which he represented until jatroduce amendmente to make 1846, when he resigned his seat. having abandoned the support of it adequate in regard to the are the protective Corn. Laws, and to be excluded, the duration of become a convert to the Free the 'exclusion, and
the Trade measures of Sir R. Peel. In of the exolud August, 1847, he was returned as administration ed area, but they would oppose a Liberal Conservative for Had- the second reading of the main dingtonshire, which he continued Home Rule Bill, which was to. represent until his succession hopeless. They entertained the "Amending Bill because they were hopelessly entangled in the meshes of the Parliament Act.
Hopes of Settlement. The conciliatory character of
London. Rassived July 1----- Several 'oivilions and police men were injured in an offray between Unionist and Nationalist Volunteers at Omagh, in conee quence of the police stopping and threatening to prosecnte two armed Volunteers.
Carrying Arms.
General, George Richardson, commanding the Ulster Volun teers, is issuing an order" per mitting" Volant era to carry rifles
in the streets of Belfast.
A Donial, London Received July 2.
Richardson denies
General issuing the order.
"The Time will Come." An announcement was made at Belfast in the afternoon that it has been decided that, at the discretion of the Commanding Officers of the Ulsterites, the time will come when arms may be carried openly, and that any attempt to seize arms is to be resisted.
Reported Landing of Rifles. It is reported that 50,000 rifles for the Nationalist Volunteers were lauded in Killala Bay a few nights ago. The report is not confirmed. '
to the peerage; and was a Lord of THE AUSTRIAN OUTRAGE. the Treasury under the Aberdeen ministry, 1852-55, retiring with
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LATEST RESULTS.
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PRINCESS OF WALES STAKES, ⠀ OUTLOOK'AGAIN SERIOUS.
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London. Received July De Kent beat Gloucestenhire at Gloucester by seran -" wickets, (Last year Uloucestershire won by six wickets.)
M.C.C. beat Oxford University at Lord's by 227 runs. (Last year M.O.O. won by 104 runa.):
Essex draw with Yorkshire at Leeds, securing three points on the firet innings. (List year Yorkshire won by an inninga: and 48 runs.)
Notte drew with Sussex a Brighton, winning three points on the first innings. (Last year the match was also drawn.).
Lancashire draw with War- wickshire at Birmingham, win- innings. (Last year Warwickshire ping three points on the firat won by two wickets.)
AMERICAN NEWS.
NEWS FOR THE CHINA
COAST.
Pithy items from the Latest
Mails.
the Peelite party in February of TOUCHING ROYAL MESSAGE. hos that year from the administration-
of Lord Palmerston. As Lord Elcho, ho took a very conspicuous
London. Received July 1.
With the exception of the
Lönden. Regelved July %. The probable starters for the Princess of Wales Stakes, to be
London. Received July 2. The situation at Darazzo · ís again critical,
Telegrams from Prentbibdode
SINGLE COPY 10 CENTS $36 PER ANNUM,
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NEWS FOR BUSY HEN.
CONDENSED.
The situation at Durazzo is again critical.
Latest Home cricket results are
| given to-day.
Lord Willoughby de Broks bas
Rale Amending Bill.
run at Newmarket to-day over a state that the dafested and moved the rejection of the Home distance of a mile and a half, retreating rebele are advancing together with jockeys
with the forces......... they ́· havS and concentrated against Prenk. weights are:-
Mr. Asquith'e expression sympathy has created a doep impression in Austria,
at Brookes best Froitzheim in thạ
Lady Carden's refusal to leave
Concessions Approved, 2... Houter's borrespondent Contilever (Scuthay)...10st. 4lb. The Curragh (Clark)..9at. 91b. Athens states that the Austrian, lawn tennis singles championship, Sun Yat (W, Harley).9at. 91b. German, British, French, Italian and will now meet Wilding; the Brakespear (H. Jones). 8st. 131b. and Russian Governments have ucider. Hapsburg (Foy).....8at. 131b. officially approved the agreement. Forty Four F.Bollock)Sat.131b. embodying the Albanian Govern- Sunny Lake (-).....8et. 111b.ment's concession to the Epirotes her husband has resulted in Tomlin (Jellias) Bet. 8lb
| regarding the formation of ita British colony at Mexico
deciding to remain. Language," Lanius (Walter Griggs)8st.81b.wn Gendarmerie,
The deaths are announced of education, and the appointment Duke Humphrey
Governors with Lord Wemyss; Me."Edmund (Cooper)..............Sat. 1lb. of Christia White Prophet()....Sat.11b locally elected. Administrative Payne, the actor; and Mr, Stanley Saint Guthilao or
Councils, all ander the guarantes | Hyatt, the author. of the Powera.
The probable starters, together Vanadium (Whalley) ..8st, lib.
with jockeys and weights, for the Princess of Wales Stakes are given to-day.
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with a warning to the owners not yard of the Tombs. The usual to bring them back.
orowd of the oarious got the The Indians have maed the thrill they wanted by watching free range of the hills for their ablack maria" loaded with cattle for half a century, and it is other prisoners start from the said they reseat the intrusion of Centre Street entrance. outside cattlemen. The Indians are reported to be patrolling the east side of the river, and it is feared trouble' will result if the cattlemen endeavour to return their cattle to the hill range.
Plan to Enforce Ban Upon Liquor.
White Slave Report Adopted
An unconfirmed report states that 50,000 rifles were landed in Killsia Bay for the Nationalist Volunteers a few nights ago.
-It is thought that future con- ferences between the parties on the Home Rate question are inevitable,
The Ulster Unionist Council is
The report of the special com- mittes on white slave traffic was adopted without discussion on to meet on July 10 to discuss the May 28 by the General Assembly
at Chicago of the Presbyterian establishment of a Provisional
Jhurch in the United States,
Government.
Lord Morley's and Lord Lane part in the Volunteer movament. Kaiser, who was a warm friend will sail soon for China' to take tivo July 1, is charged with the to inform their children personal- Epirotes.
downe's speeches have crested and he was an authority on much more hopeful feeling of the various questions connected with of the decessed Archduke Frazz
slatemont
Of the
Anti- issued the executive
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Doubt was expressed in the The Austrian, German, British, report of the advisability of teach-French, Italian and Russian Gov- ing sex hygiene in the public ernments approve the Albanian schools, and parents were arged Government's concessions to the
ly of the truths of life.
On the second reading of the An overture seeking to allow Home Bale
Amending Bill women to serve as ruling elders speeches of a conciliatory nature wae frowned on by the Assembly, were delivered by Lord Morley
The suite which accompanied
The cruiser Brooklyn, which been stationed at the Philadelphia navy yard for nearly
Mr. Fred O. Blue, atite tax ten years, and which at one time commissioner, who, under the was ordered to the scrap heap, prohibitory amendment opera- her place se flagship of the Asiatic enforcement
The Brooklyn was liquor laws, has squadroo. likelihood of an Irish settlement, the national defence and arms-Ferdinand, no Foreign Monarch Rear-Admiral Cobley's flagabipfficers of all municipalities which sustained the committee on and Lord Lansdowne. if only of a temporary nature. ments. He was Colonel of the will attend the funeral, owing to
daring the Spanish-American Importance is being attached London Scottish Volunteers, and, the impossibility of adequately War. Several years after the war, urging them to have enacted at bills and overtures in its recon- to the passage in Lard Linens Chairman of the Council of accommodating them, and their the vessel was sent to the once ordinances that will prohibit ing that the Opposition will he frequently presided over the Francia Josef the fatigue of she was put out of commission. toxicating liquors. downe's speech to-night, declar- the National Rifle Association, desire to spare the Emperor Philadelphia Navy Yard, where the manufacture and sale of in-mendation that no action be taken.
Wimbledon Rifle Meetings. He receptions.
About a year ago, the work was completely overhauled,
confine their amendments to
was also a Deputy-Lieutenant of The Kaiser and Kaiserin have broad principles, leaving the Haddingtonshire since 1846. He
A recommendation that where the late Archduke to Bosnis says ministers of the Presbyterian it would have been impossible for Church are suad for divorce the the Archduke to have left Bosnia
Government to work out the succeeded to the Earldom of telegraphed to the orphans of the begun on the vessel, and she was municipal courts may be prepared local Presbytery should inves- alive, so 'extensive was the plot.
details.
It is thought that this will make future private conferences between the partice inevitable,
Provisional Government,
A meeting of the Ulster Ua ionist Oquncil is to be held at Belfast on the 10th inst. to
Womyss on the death of his Archduke and Duchess recalling father,January 1st,1883. His Lord- the happy hours they spent at ship was the author of "Letters Konopischt a fortnight ago, and on Military Organisation," 1871. saying that they cannot fad The heir to the title is Lord Eicho. words to tell them how their formerly M.P. for Haddington-hearts bleed over their indescribe shire and for Ipswich.]
Mr. Stanley Hyatt.
discuss the formation of A The death is announced of Mr. Provisional Government in the event of Home Rule becoming Stanley Byati, the author."
in 1877, and was educated at [Stanley Portal Hyatt was born Dulwich College. After working
law.
In the House of Lords, Lord Willoughby, de Broke moved the rejection of the Amending Bill.
THE MEXICAN SITUATION.
BRAVE BRITISH WOMEN.
London Rassived July 1.
as a youngster on a sheep station in New South Wales, he went to Matabeleland at the time of the
áble Borrow.
The Late Archduke's WilL The will of the late Archdake Francis Ferdinand has been
....
Record Heat In Alabama.
·Stone for Rockefeller Estate,
to
This action is taken so that
deal with violations of the amendment without resort to the state courts,
Ammunition, and Arms for the
Mexican Trouble.
tigate the cage and spread its
London. Received July 2. Mr. Asquith's expression of rinderpest. At the age of 22 he sympathy has created a deep in was the largest native trader in pression in, Austria, where it is Eastern Mashonaland, also having a number of transport singled out for its sincerity and is to be made into a fountain on monition an official of the fr
on the records of the report Presbytery, was approved and sent to the varions Presbyteries for a referendum vote.
NEWS.
Last night's clay pigeon shoot- ing is described in to-day's issue.
The Langkat output for youter- day was 208 tona.
given
On May 30, the température is Troy reached 102 degrees, the highest in the history of the city's weather bureau. A shower later with many tons of cartridges, was
While a fourth ship, loaded San Francisco Banker's Suicide
A mesting of the Legislative Mr. George H. Luobsinger, Council was held this afternoon. brought slight relief,
waiting orders to sail from Now president of the Humboldt Sav May 30 was the hottest May York for a Mexican port, it inga Bank, one of the largest Log book appears on page day at Montgomery, the hottest
Mr. William Jennings Bryan, committed suicide on June 3 by page 2. leaves everything to his children.y weather bureau, 40 years ago Secretary of State, had given inhaling gas. Financial worry was The rainfall in June as record- opened. It bears an old date and since the establishment of the rame known on June 5 that financial institutions in the city and Our Contemporaries on
The temperature, reached 98.8 British Sympathy Appreciated. degrees.
orders permitting the shipment of given as the cause. Officers and ed at the botanic gardens is given Arma to the Constitutionalist directore of the bank issued a in this issue. leaders.
statement saying that an examin- Farther donations to the West Just before the Antilla sailed ation of theaccounts of the institu- River food relief fand are for Tampico the previona Tueaday tion showed everything in good
to-day with 3,000,000 rounds of am condition
Mr. O. A. Hooper has been admitted a partner of Mesars. Johnson, Stokes and Master, sa Hemington-Union Metallic Arm- Authenticsted report, called the
At the end of a busy morning. Martini of Queen's Rond A former employee is suing Company, according to a wells
distance telephone. The answer scrapers and went through the from the State Department was to Tombs prison; Sir Arthur Conan alleged wrongful dismissal and
ahead with the shipment. go
Doyle was guest of honour of a dinner of the Pilgrims of the United States on May 28. Mr. Joseph Hodges Choate presided and introduced Sir Arthur, who Charles Besker, ex-police told the guests how glad he was
friendliness.
Reuter's correspondent at Mexico Uity, saya it appears that
waggons on the road. He explored The News Freie Presse stator feller, at Pocantico Hills, arrived for the Portuguese, returning to that it is an indication that every & Tarrytown, N.Y., June 6, bat
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The big block of granite, which the estate of Mr. John D. Rocke-
the centre part of Mozambique
Luncheon for Sir An Conan Doyle,
the decision of Lady Carden, wife find his business ruined through shadow of Austro-British misun- trouble was experienced in land secretary of State on the long- during which he inspected Central to recover damages fiz
the new cattle disease. He drifted derstanding has disappeared in of the British Minister, to refuse then the Bast for some time, the ray of light at a gloomy
to leave her husband resulted in
Big Plot Ravanted,
ing it at Hasted's Dop. The stone was hewn ont of a 200-ton mase of granita, and weighs forty tong. A deep enough channel by which to get to the dook was
and came back to England in 1905. | moment. the British colony remaining,At the time of his death he was Sir Lionel Carden, addressed the only Englishman.. left whe the Britons, orging them to take fought through the 1904-05 cam- Beater's correspondent at Bought, as the lighter that brought what was perhaps their last paign in the Philippines. After a Vienna etates that the suite which the stone lies very low in the chance to leave before the com-very great struggle he made a suc- munications were out. The men cess with his Brst novel. Marcus accompanied the deceased Arch-water
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Mr. Edmund Payne, The death is announced of Mr. Edmund Payne, the well- known musical comedy actorą
Becker Execution for July 6.
realised the wisdom of the advice, Hay," and has since written duke and Duchess to Sarajevo has The stone had to be hauled to intensat, convicted, for the to visit the United States after an but the women, when Lady Cardon many other stirring books, in-larrived back, and is reported as the Rookefeller place up Beekman second time of the murder of absence of twenty years.
A cable, dated in Norway, was refused to leave, told the Minister, eluding "Little Brown Brother. eaying that it would have been Avenue by means of traction Herman Rosenthal, has been
impossible for the Archduke to engines. It was expected that it sentenced to die in the electric reaived from Mr. Harry Britain, Nor shall we live,"
have left Bosnia alive, as the plot would take a week or more to chair in Sing Sing on July 6.
make the trip. Mr. Rockefeller
secretary of the British Pilgrims. He was sentenced by Justice It read as followe; British was a mont extensive one.
Two clock work bombe were has pot up a bond of 850,000 for Seabury in the Criminal Branch Pilgrima send cheery greetings to found under the luncheon table, the repair of any damage done to of the Supreme Court
brother Pilgrim Conan Doyle, and another in the Duchess's the roste during the hauling.
Becker heard the sentence tonating him in Northern Norway bedroom, while a woman was
anmoved, after Justice Besbury with Shackleton." caught with seven bombs The Archduke was killed by an ex plosive ballet.
WELLS BELL FIGHT.
MANY WOMEN PRESENT.
London. Received July 1.
THE CALIFORNIA..
London. Beceived June 2.
Renter's correspondent
Indians Drive Off Cattle
had denied the customary motions The inspection of the Tombs Cherokee Indians in the cffered by Mr. Martia T. Manton, was made in company with Burns There was a gathering of ten
Spavinaw Hills, esst of the Grand his counsel. Becker was taken detectives, Sir Arthur said that thousand people to witness the
at fliver, on June 4 rounded up to the Tombe, and from there to it compared favourably with contest between Bombardier |
The Anchor Line announces Sarajevo states that three Opposi 2,000 head of cattle that had Sing Sing by motor. He rode in English fails, and remarked that Wella and Colin Bell, which took
nght in by place at Olympia, including that none of the passengers of tion newspapers have suspended ban hundreds of women... A parson the California, which ran ashore publication sad their printing grozzer
works have been wrecked: cted su Master of Ceremonies, on Tory Island, were drowned.
libel,
DON'T FORGET.
TO-DAY.
Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Viatoris Thastre 9.15 p.m. TO-MORROW.
Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. Sale of Furniture--G. P. Lammert's Sales Room 11. am. Saturday, July 4. Frivolity Freear at Theatre Royal-0.15 p.m.
Monday July 6. Bale of Btone Quarrying lots,
PWD-3 pm, 7
Saturday July 11, Third Gymkhana \V.B.C. Aquatlo Tete-9,-"
Monday - July 18′′
Llamen an open touring car, the property it would be a good place for
wer of Bheriff Grifenhagen, which suffragiate if strong enoug ranzo had been dɛlyen into the court, hold them,
to
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