BARONET DROWNED.

Narrow Escape of Russian

Ambassador's Son.

THE HONGKONGATELEGRAPH, ȘA LURDAY, TAUVEST 10TIMIE.

found himself being carried away by the tide, which at that time was running very strongly.

POST OFFICE

Monday the 3rd August being a Public Holiday the Post Office will be open from

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"A few seconds "after Mitchell bad jumped in Count Benckendorff jamped in, and just after be had struck out in the direction of Sir

There will be one delivery of ordinary correspondence and one collection" of Denis, the latter was seen to sink. letter from the Pillar Boxes. A distressing drowning trugedy

In the meantime the boat wash Money Order Office will be on occurred in the Thames of Batteries Bridge on July 3, result stopped and put about. After tirely closed

proceeding a few garde, Count ing in the death of Sir Denis Benckendorff, who had been in Europe the public are advised to send Anson, a young baronet, of picked up by a boatman, was their correspondence for the prosent Half Moon-street, Piccadilly, and hauled back in an exhausted oon- either by the Canadian or the Buss router, a musician, named Mitchell, of dition. A close esarch was made, Caledonian-road.

and lights were flashed over the spot where Sir Denis and his would-be refouer had sunk

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Bir Denis Anson was twenty-six years of age, and ancceeded his uncle, Sir William Anson, in the baronetoy only the previous month."

The clearest story of the tragedy was told to a representative of the "London News Agency" by Mr. William Tagg, the well-known bdat-builder, of Hampton Court, In the morning, Mr. Tagg said, he received an order charter ing one of his large launches the King. He was asked to have the launch ready for a private party who were going to make midnight trip.

a

d anderstood, continued Mr. Tagg that Count Benckendorf, the son of the Russian Ambas sador, was entertaining a party.

The King, which is licensed

How Count Benckendorfi was

Rescued,

Owing to the unsettled state of affairs

The Anbul, with the Mall from London (vis Biborin) of Saturday, the 11th inst. (delayed by typhoon) is due to Dog The P. Waldemar, With the American Mail, ex Manchuris, is due to arrive here on. Thursday, the 6th inst. E

arrive here to-morrow, b

MAILS DUB.

The rescue of Count Benck- endorf, was described by Miss Farmer, daughter of the skipper Siberian, Anhui, 2nd August. of the barge Emerald Isle, which American, P. Waldemar, 6th lust. was lying at the wharf of Messre. H. Coppington and Sone.

"Dad and I were both on deck," she said, "and we heard shoaling across the water. Then we could just see a small pleasure steamer iying off the stage, which is alont seventy yards out in the river.

"The lights on the stage showed up the bost quite plainly, especially the lifebuoys, and we could see people moving about on

her.

"As far as could see all were by the Board of Trade to carry men, and they were shouting at

steam launch the top of their voices. 277 persons, is

"Then the boat pot out, "sad with a cabin deck and another large deck. She carries a crew people on the Isanch shouted, of four, undor Captain White,Quick! Quick! Row for your who has been skipper of her for, life!' Home years.

MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY. Baigon--Per STENTOR, 1st Aug. 3 p.m. Philippine Is-Fer MATHILDE, 1st last. Swatow, Wel-hai-wal, Chefeo & Tientsin

.4 p...

·

-For OHIPSHING, l ́Aug,

14.

Shanghai, N. China, Japan-la Nagasal, Honolulu, U. States South America, and Canada Ban Francisco Fer SIBERIA, 1st Aug., 5 p.m. To make connection with the Tien tsin Pukow Railway, closing at Shangha Br. P.0. at 8.30 pm, on Thursday the 6th Aug.] Shanghai & N. China, Jupun vis Kobe

For EAMAKURA M.[1st Aug. 5 p.m. Talogtau-Fer M. JEBSEN, lat Aug.

p.m. ASEAN

TO-MORROW.

Swatow Far RAIMUN 2nd Aug. Du.m. Ebanghal & North Chinn-Per CHENAN,

Pa 2nd Aug.. 9 5.m

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SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

Bohemia, Aus. 2.2. 2,304, B. Tripravic, Sist.

July Trieste, 30th July, Gon.-- B. W. & Oo.

Devanha, Sr. & 4,783,Hickey, 31st ult.

Shanghai, 28th ult. Gen.-P. and : 0.9.N.Co.

Esans,

Br. 1. 1.125, Baker, 3lat wit

Swatow, 30th ult., Gen.-J. M. & Co.

WEATHER

REPORT

On the 31st at 11.10-Pressure is nearly stationary along the east coast of China, and from the Loochoon to the Philippines, It has decreased slightly to moderately Am Honakerise to Tongking, E

A depression still extends from Tong- king to N. E. Chins

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours' ending at 10 man: to-day, 1.94 inches.

FORECAST FOR THE 4 HOURS

ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

Distriot.

Kalfong, 'Br. 1.3.887, H. Mathias, Ink inst. -Hoihow, 31st ult. Gen. 1. & 8. Kjeld, Worw.sa: 910, Hellexis, Slat "uit, --*|

Bangkok, 34th ult,Rice-Chínda santor. Br. $469, R. N. Hodgson, 31st

July-Shanghai, 28th July, Gen. 2 Formosa Channel. -B. & A.

1 Hongkong and Neighbour froah

hood....

Taming, Br. s. 1,356, 0. H. Ponnefather, Sat July Manlin, 28th July. Goo. B. & 8, Telemachus, Be... 1,300, Fraser, 1st fast. Balgon, 27th ult., Ries & Gen. -Order

Tilmaki: Dut. 5,815, B. C. Outhings, 31st

ult-Java, 22nd uit. Sugar O. J. J. L

DEPARTED.

July 31.

Helene for Holhow and Turané 8. Rickmers for Canton.. Anna for Bangkok........... Ghanan for Canton.

Hongwad I for Singapore shy Amoy | Halohing for Foodbow via Swatow

Heinchang for Tientsia Hulchow for Canton

Btantor for Liverpool via Singapore

CLEARANCES AT THE

HARBOUR OFFICE.

S Bouth court of China be-) tween H.K. and Lamooke

5. South coast of China be) tween H.K. and Hainan...

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAIL.

WILL, despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or

about the DATES namen

For

LONDON, vis Us-) Devanha

ual Ports of Call

Forecast. B. winds

ngunily: overcaat, rain.

Fi

Steamers

To Sail On Remarki

noon

Capt. W. R. Hickey

1st Aug.

&P

B: winda strong.

pore

LONDON & ANT-1 WERP via Singa Penang,

Syria

The same

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as No. 1.

The same as No. 1.

China Coast Meteorological Regleter.

Station.

31st July:a,

Winds

Hour.

··asromater

Temperature.

Kumidity.

Dtion

Weather.

Woatock Tu 29.58 75

Ombo; Port Said,

& Marseilles

SHANGHAI

Capt. C. R. Longden

R.N.R.

MOJI, KOBE Sardinia

AND HAMA

YOKO (Capt. J. T. Jeffery

*** I co

Himalaya

SHANGHAI Capt. WW, Cooke

R.N.R.

about

Freight

5th Aug. & Psage

Freight

about

6th Aug.& Poage

by about Freight

13th Aug.& Pige

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

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

0 b

Hongkong, 30th July, 1914

Nemuro Hakodate Tokio

60

29.35

29.36

AW

29.33

20.83

Dw

Koobl

79 60

Nagasaki

29,18

gima

29.82

Cahima

29.33

29.87

29.84

Is.

29.87

29.52 76 05 aw

Nahs islima

Boula Cheloo Chaloo

W 'baiwei

Wi

Hankow

Ichang

Kiukiang

9.

MONDAY, 3rd Aug. Japan via Yokohama---For DUNERA, Swatow,

Changaba

Angust 1.

Esseg for Canton

Sharp P

Amey

C. Diadesiohaga.for Swatow

Bwntow

"The mon in the boat called Our message,

which we receivont 'Hold hard.!' and rowed ed from Harrod's Stares, was to splendidly. I have never seen a Fort Bayard--Per CHONGVA, Zod inst. take the launch to Westminster man row so quickly as he did. In Bridge, and to take aboard a very short time I saw him bend party of about twenty people.

over and pick up the man out of At half-past twelve o'clock in the water, and at the same time he the morning the party joined the shouted 'I have got him!'" bost there. The party consisted of ladies and gentlemen, all of whom were in evening dress, and they were accompanied by a hand of seven musicians.

Dancing and Singing. "I have been told by the cap tsin of the boat that it was a very lively perly, and that the membere danced and sang all the way to Kew, except when they were sit

The Prince's Hasty Swim.

· 3rd Aug. 9 a.m. Amoy, Formosa via Tamul-0. Rickmers for Hamburg via Singapore Talhoku

For DAIGI M, 3rd Aug. 9. Hatman for Bwatow

Loongang for Manila TUESDAY, 4th Aug. Mathilde for Handle

Wei-bal-wel, Chofoo & Tientsin-Per

HUICHOW, 4th Aug. 3 nm.

Daring bathing parade at the lake at Mytchett, near Aldershot, Holbow and Bangkok-Par MACHEW the Prince of Wales, who was in

4th Aug, 24.10. camp there with the Oxford Swatow, Amoy & Focchow-For HAI.

TANG, 4th Aug 10 University Officers Training Swator-Per LOOKSUN, 4th inst. 10 Corps, of which he is lance corporal, was standing on the bank when he saw two women

American

44

8.

Philippine

3.

S

Chipahing for Tleatsin via Bwatow

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Howett,

Superintendant

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL

For

4boy NAPLES, GENOA, AL-Y

WEDNES

5th Aug 10.m

LINES

Steamers.

To sail on

29.70

31 SW 29.70 74-95 29.78

2

GIERS, LISBON, Prinz Eitel Friedrich SOUTHAMPTON, (Capt. O., Mundt A'WERF "& BREMEN)

NO

16,000,

Talohu

29,80

Taipan

29.33

SHANGHAI, NAGA-) Prinzess Allce

Koshin

29.82

Pdozen

29.78

SAKI, KOBE AND Capt. J. Bortfeldt YOKOHAMA

About WEDNES

20,300..

5th Aug.

Canton 6

29.62 77 81 ve

F'kong

Ба

Gap

Book

29.66 77 87 50 29.61

3 b

40

NEW

SATUR

H

Macad

29.62 78

150

3 orq

8th Aug

Waslow

Pakhof

6,100

Holbow

Phulles 63 28.51 79

mw 5 c

Coblenz

Tourane 0.8. J.

29.67 82

waw 2 c

KOBE

Capt. H. Schmitt

29.80 75

ww

20

+

29.86 74

LAW

1 b

6,750

199

29.80 74

0

13

Per s.. Bohemia from Trieste. Mears Legnap!

Hello Bacolod

29,91 74

сь

b

9.29.83 80

2W

1 b

JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo

SANDAKAN

WEDNES 19th Aug. SATUR

Caps, J. Koehler

I o

15th Aug 9am.

29.03 85

21.

Clara Jebsen for Tsintau Davanha for Bombay in Singapore Siberia for San Francisco via Shanghai

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Por sa. Tuming from Munila—- Nicholl, Kingmaan.

Formons via Keelung, S'hal, North China, Japan, vla Naga saki; Honolulu, United States, South America and Canada via Francis Per OHIYO M., 4th inst. il .m.

via Caloutta-Per TORIL.W Bowermann, Plato Philippides.

4th Aug, 2 p.m.

Por Kaifong from Holhow-Mr H Cabu FAMING

4th Aug., Lair.

Labuan N. ChanPer BRAOH

ting down to an al frescs supper. coming towards him. Shooting to On arriving at Kew, the boat a comrade near him, he jumped was turned, and proceeded back into the water and quickly put Straits, India towards Westminster. The party some distance between himself continued in gay and festive spirit, and the bank. The Prince joined and although there appeared to in the merriment cansed by the be plenty of larking and good fan incident. there was no matoward conduct antil the King was approaching. Batterson Bridge.

"Then, according to what Capt, White told me, one of the gentle mon, Sir Denis Anson, got on the bridge and apnounced his inten-

Bonuses for Navy Shots,

To encourage good rifle shoot.

Shanghai

3 pro

SIN, 4th Aug., 3 ̋p.m., Fremaalle-Per ONSANG, 4th fret) 5 p.m

WEDNESDAY, 5th Aug,

FONO, Si1⁄2 Aug. 8 am,

Pers. Devanba from Shanghal---T Lo

Lozenger, Maj & Mrs Stewart.

M Rosaria, Ali Jamos, K Chen, H. Weiss

ing among sailors the Admiralty Hothow, Haiphong & Pakhol-Per KAI-|SHIPS PASSED THE CANAL, are introducing a kind of payment by results system. Doring the

teats men whoị • marksmanship score upwards of 164 points will

tion of taking a header in the receive 8d. for each point in excess

S.

Mall

Straits, Burmah, Caylon. Adelaide, Western Australis, Indin, Aden, Egypt and Ex-

BKO

4

T. F. Clarion, Director, Hongkong Observatory, July 31.

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 · degrees Fahrenheit.on the level of the sea in in- eben, teaths and hundredths.

2 Tennature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit. !、,!,"

3Humidity, In percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with mole-

London, 17 July. Arrivals from China:-Brisgavia. Poly-ture being 100.

rope via Naples Per P. Enesion, Altmark. FRIEDRICH 5th Aug, 2 a..

The following vessels have passed the

4 Direction of Wind, to two points

5 Force of Wind, socording to Beaufore

water. Capt. White prevented of 135, while those who Boore Swatow-Fer HAIMUN 6th Aug., 10m Canali-Moinam, Prinzess Alice, Scandia, Beale, him from carrying out his inten-between 150 and 186 points will

tion, and requested him to leave

the bridge.

wis

Sir Denis left the bridge, but on reaching the deck he chafed by some ladies of the and he then walked down the deck to an opening near the engine room and put his hands over his head,

party

A Dived, Overboard." "Before the engineer, who thought it was a joke, could pre vent him, he dived over-board.

Be awam for a few, strokes, and then suddenly seemed to be in, di Boulties.

One of the bandsmen, named and Mitchell, saw his position, jumped over the raila and swam towards him. Before he could reach him, however, Mitchell

receive 4d. for each point in excess

of 135. If a man's score is under

150, but over 135, he will receive Shanghai 2d. for each point in excess of the latter number.

SILIMPOPON COAL.

BUNKERS

can be supplied at cheap rates

at SANDAKAN & SEBATTIK

(British North Borneo), At thess ports steamers calling for bunk-r coal exclusively are exempt from all shipping dues and charges."

IT IS WHAT YOU GET MORE

THAN WHAT YOU PAY.

A

THE

DOUBLE STRENGTH (MEANS.

DOUBLE VALUK.

LOTUS MOKHA

IS UNIFORMLY EXOELLENT,

Obtainable Everywhere.

A. BUNE.

H. RUTTONJEE & SON.

4

American

Ameri-

Caņa: Canadian

cad.

dlan & Siberian

"

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Japan via Moji, Honolulu, Hilo, Verwaorta gri, had gr Manzanillo, Balina Crus Cal

Coronel P Malparaiso! S. China-Fer ESANG,

and

KIYO, M.. 5th Aug 11 sm. Bende

3th Aug. 11 am. Shanghai & N China, Japan via Nagamki, Vancouver,Cana- | da, United States, B. Ameri- co, via Ban Francisco (Europe. Ela Biberia)Per EL OF

ABLA, 5th Inst. 11a.m. „Japan'via Mojl, Victoria, Best tles Tacoma Vancouver A. -Por TEUCER, 5th Aug.,

THURSDAY, 6th Aug.

Formosa via Keshing, Japan via Moji, Victoria B, C. and Tacoma Per TACOMA M. Shanghai & North China-For ANHUI, 1,6th Aug,3 modernios

6th Aug., 3.p.m.

FRIDAY, 7th Aug. :: Swatow, Amoy & Joochow-For HAI-

TAN, 7th Aug, 10 a m Shanghai & North China Fer WING-

But BANO, 7th Aug, 11 ami vij

Philippine

SATURDAY, 8th Aug.

Per YUENSANG, 8th Aug. 1 p.m. Philippine Islands, Marron Yap, Friedrich,

Wilhelm- shafen, Rabaul Herberthohe, Matupi, Australia, Tasmania. New Zealand rla Brisbane- PorP. WALDEMAR, 8th Aug, 2pm -

and North China Bhanghal

Europa A Siberis) Par YIRUCHOW,8th Aug√3 p.m.

Siberian Australian

Mall.

Ta'make connection with the Tientsin- Pukon Radway, chalurnt Blanghai Dr. P. O. at 8.30 pm on Thunday, the 6th [Angurt, alam ko sariq

TUESDAY, 11th Aug. Bwatow, Amoy and Foochow Per HAI-

OBING 114h Inst 10 am

French

IEW

Saigon, Straits, Ceylon, Aite! laide, Western› Australia, In-i dia, Aden Egypt, and: Europe, vis Marseillew(Laste Letter

to Noon Extra Postage 10 centa), Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes in time for the first.clearance, will be included In this Cesntract?“mail)~Por AMAZOLE: Ruth Anguillaum lippine Izmekér TEAN;-11th Aug. 3

Londos, 21 July. Arrivals from China Agapenor, P. Ludwig, Arabia, Nordorney,

M'LA, ANGAUR, YAP,

GUINEA, / Prinz Waldemar

BRISBANE, SYDNEY › Capt. 0. Juraný AND MELBOURNE...

word's

About

All, the steamers of the European Line are Atted with Wireless

Telegraphy, New System of Telefunken.

FREIGHT LINE

"NEXT SAILINGS FROM HONGKONG.

State of Weather, b blue sky, o de tached gloud, d-drizzling rain, f fog, 8) Tuebingen. gloomy, & hall, I lightning, obrercast. På Sigmaringen. passing showers, a squally, r rain, s DDW,

thunder, v visibilty, w dew wok.

© Rain in inches, tenth and hundredths

METEOROLOGICAL.

AB A WALK

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The following vossals have passed the Canal:Brasilla, Cordillers, Goaben, Hi tachi Maru, fudrani, Kashima Maru, Nip- pon, Orestes, Siam re di ba

London, 24 July, Arrivals from China:-Africa, Cathey. The following vossala have passed the Canal:-Persens, Phemins de Said

London, 28 July,

Barometer Arrival from China -Hitkobi Maru Temperature

Hamidity The following vessels have passed the Wind Direction... Canal-Benarty, Canton, Glenroy, Ma-| FOTOO........ skoon, Myrmidon, Nubia, Peking, Syoto-weather no, Sithonia, Nellore

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Findon Haddocks, Kippers &o

Oysters, Fresh Fried or Stewed.

ALEXANDRA CAFE.

OUTWARD.

About

“About....

3rd Aug. Santa Fe.. .2nd Sept. 'Norderney

13th Sept.

Septy

HOMEWARD,

For Duenkirchen, Rotterdam and Bremen: Tuebingen about

19th Sept.

Santa Fe...

Day On date on date 7 Sigmaringer

29.74 89.66

29.60

75% 727 07

97 87

SBE BSE

3 org

-1.94 Highest open air Tempering ou san, gech

Lowest

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H.K. Observatory, Sist July,

TV.CLAXTON, Director.

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MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA,

Hongkong, Slat July 1914.

MESSAGERIES MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL "LINES.

FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE TO AND FROM

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