WAR TELEGRAMS,

Continued from page 1.

THE HỦNGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 19155;

REMARKABLE ADVENTURES IN SEA OF MARMOR A.

October 9, 12.45 p.m. A thrilling story of superb courage and hardihood is con tained in the Admiralty statement concerning the adventures of Lieutenant D. Hughes, a submarine officer, in the Sea of Marmora. He went ashore at night time, partly by swimming and partly by the aid of a raft, and climbed semi-precipitous cliffs in enden vouring to blow up the railway. He reached, the line, but after half an hour he was perceived by the Tarke guard ing the viaduct. He made a detour, having hidden kia "dyna-

POST OFFICE.

The Mall from London to Hongkong vla U, B. America of 16th August han bsen icat at Bea.

Correspondence addressed to enemy

subjects in Chian, Siam, Forals and Mor

Beco car not be transmitted,

The Services to Germany, Austria, and

the Ottoman Empire are suspended.

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED,

Haltan, Br... 1.183, J. W, Evans, 10th

Oct-Foochew, 9th Oct. Gen, D. L. & Co..

Helour, Br.-18, 4,160, D. MacLean, 10th Ost-Manila, 8th Oot. Goa.-B. &B.

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 8th at 10.40-The typhoon has moved rapidly to the N.N.E. and is altunt- ad to the N.W, Tokio this morning, Pressure has in consequence decreased quickly over Japan, and increased over the Loochoos; alight increases are general over the remainder of the ares.

The southern aros of low pressure has contracted and now cover the China Bea moly; moderate easterly winds wil continue; to prevall over the northern portion.

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAI.

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS 51 or

Fools, Chi..859, Miyanha, 10th Octending at 10 sm. to-day, 0,00 innbar,

Bangkok, 1st October Rico Chinelo.

Hongkong, Fr. 739. A. Marguseito, 9th Oct-Holbow, 8th Oat. Goa. -A. R. Marty,

Monday, the lith October beluga Pub Talshun, Chi. s. 1,316, Wostoriend, 9th o Holiday, the Post Office will be open from 8 to 3 a.m.

·

mite and weapons, to see if the other side of the viaduct was uncorrespondence and one collection of ist guarded. This was fruitless, consequently be searched for a spot tar from the Pillar Boxes,

hero he could greatly damage the railway. The Turkish

to

ruo A

Dot-Shanghal, 6th Oct. Gan- O.M,S,N, CO.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

SHANGHAI, Moji, Nagoya

about the DATES named

For

Steamers

To Sail On Remarks.

Forecasty

E. vinds, 1. Hongkong and Neighbour- | light to

moderate; bood

fice,

about Kobe and Yoko- (Capt. A. B. Garwood > 20th Oot. hama.......

RN.R. LONDON & Bom-

bay via Singapore, Malta

Harwood}

Freight & Praga

Fenang, Colombo,

Capt. C. O. Talbot

10 am. 22nd Oct.

Freight

Port Said and

R.N.R.

N.E.winds,

moderate,

Marseilles Ten

probably

conalier ably later

There will be one delivery of ordinary Soahu Maru, Jap, a 1,119. A. Vabargnabi 9th Oct. Bwatow, 8th October, Gen...08.K, Chingehow, Br. or 1,195, Jas. Doyla, 9th

Och-Port Parneval, 7th October Formosa Channel......... Lime Stone-8. T. & Co. Moresby, Br.as. 1,338, Capt. Stalker, 9th Oct-Baigon, 4th Oct, General -Chinese Owners,

soldiers a fow yards away heard him light a fuse. Lieutenant The Money Order Office will be entirely Haghes than bolted, firing on his pursuers who returned closed. the fire Lieutenant Hughes was forced long distance owing to the unscaloable cliffs, bat eventually he reached the shore and plunged into the sea just as the dynamite exploded with a terrific roar, blowing up the railway. He swam saaward, blowing on a whistle, a pre-arranged signal for a boat, but receiving no reply he was compelled to return to the shore and rest. He again awam seaword, having dissarded his bayonet, revolver, etc., and he swam a mile before the submarine picked him up. was now dawn and the Tarks were firing heavily, but Lieutenant Hughes was unscathed. Ho swam all the time in his clothes.

TERRIBLE TURKISH ATROCITIES.

October 9, .340 p.m.

Ships In communication with Cape D'Aguilar Radio Telegraph Station :—

MAILS CLOSE TO-MORROW.

Holbow and Haiphong - Fer DAIOI M1.;

12th Oct, 2 a.

Shanghai, North China, Japan Tin Nagasaki, Honolulu, U.S.. Bouth America and Canada via San Franoluce and U. Kingdom Evia Canada, Europe vin Sibori

Por SHINYO MARU, 32th Oct 11 a.m.

Wuhu, Br... 1,250, E. P. Partridge, 9th

Oot-Wubu, Rice-B, & B. Novara, Br... 4,269, H.R. Hotbexington, 9th Oct. Singapore, 4th October Gen.-P. & 0,8, N. Co,

DEPARTED.

Oct. 9.

Details of the Armenian massacres, received at New York from the American College at Larpoot show that two-

Bix-seventha of thirds of the girl pupila and

the The profes boys are either dead, exiled or sent to the harems. eors are either dead, imprisoned, tortured and driven insane, or Swatow, Amoy & Foochow-Per HAI- Bul Kal for Kwang-chou wan

are biding. Professor Bojicanian, formerly of Edinburgh had the bair on his head and face torn out, his nails extracted, was otherwino tortured and then murdered. Profesor Teackegian was starved, hang for twenty-four hours by the arms, severely beaten and then murdered, in the general massacre on Diarbakr Road. Professor Vorperian from Princetown, went mud whilst witnessing another professor's torture. He was subsequently taken under escort to Malatia where he was murdered with Professor Nabigian from the American College at Ann Harbour. The Ambassador at Constan tinople cablee imploring the sending of twenty thousand sterling

American

Canadian

A'can

&

Canadian

TAN, 12th Oct, nova.

Shanghai, North China Japan via Mojl, Victoria, Tacoma & United Kingdom via Canada

Por TACOMA MARU, 12th) Cet. I pun.

Philippine Island, Formosa vla Keelung, Japan via Nagasaki, Victoria, Tacoma, & U.King- dom viaCanada--Per MANILA M, 12th Ock. I p.m.

Yingchow for Canton Ville de la Ciotat for Yokohama Sabine Rickmers for Balik Pappen Hongbee for Singapore vla Amoy Tikanbang for Moke via Shanghal Leongsang for Manila Namsang for Moji via Shanghai Cheongbing for Canton Tausan Mars for follow

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Pora. Navara from Bombay.Comdr Hoperaft. D N Assomull: Dr JR Garsh Bakor, A Gordon, Chi, A K Henderson, Miss M Church, W Pawrie, AJ Boyaton, Verney, Pye Smith, Aug Swee Chine

w bich is necessary to begin relief. The Rookfeller Strate. & India via Caloutta-FOOK-Miss Harcourt. FC Avont, McConnel, W

Foundation gives aix thousand, and meetings are being arranged in ull the big American cities.

The New York press is horrified at the revelations and emphasises that unless Germany is beaten the gospel of violence it established for all time.

WHAT A GERMAN PAPER THINKS OF AMERICA.

October 9, 3.40 p.m. According to Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam, the Kod- nische Volkszeitung, commenting on the American protest to Turkey against the massacres of Armenians says it is presumption on the part of the United States to give itself airs as the guardian of humanity in a matter not concerning it. The United States would do better to soratinise its supplies of arms to the Eutecte which was incompati ble with humanity.

KILLED WHILE DOING A GALLANT ACT.

October 9, 2.45 p.m. It appears that Lord Ninian Crichton Stuart M.P. was killed while trying to save Major Browning who is reported missing. The Ger- mana had recaptured a section of the treach in which Major Brown- ing was last seen in a dag-ont. When his Lordship heard that: Major Browning, his bosom friend, had been left behind, he led an attack in order to effect a rescue and was shot dead.

BRITISH MONITORS ALONG THE BELGIAN COAST.

SANG, 12th Oct, 2 p.m.

Philippine L-Por TAMING, 12th Oct,

3.p.m.

Mr & Mrs Pock Log, Sub More, Tang Kab Shoong.

Nellore

freshening SHANGHAI.......................... -Cápt. A. M. King

3 Bouth coast of China be-) The same twoon H.K. and Lamecks § No. 1.

4 Bouth coast of China be-? The same twson H.K. and Haluan... sa No. 1.

China Coast Hotsorological Register,

Station.

8th October, B.

Winda)

Hour.

Barometer.

Temperature,

Hamidity.

Weather.

D'tion.

Force.

W'estock fa

Namuro da 29.95

Hakodate

Amoy Swatow

Talhoku Talohu

asw. 1

29.75 64 89 onw db

29.73 73.

LDON & B'bay vis】

S'pore, Ponsog, Novara C'bo, Port Said & ( Capt. H. R. Hether- Marseilles. ington R.N.R.

Subject to alteration without notice.

& Pange

about Freight 23rd Oct.& Page

about 5th Nov.

Freight

All steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

E A. Howeit,

P. & O. 8. N. Co.'s office,

Superintendent.

Hongkong, 11th October, 1915

TO SAIL

REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

Proposed Sailing from Hongkong

For NEW YORK vis PANAMA CANAL.

"SAINT BEDE."

sailing on or about the 26th October.

Tokio Kochi

29.69 23.41

это

BEW

2 4

Nagasaki

K'agima

29.70

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Oshima Naba Ishl'jima

29.81

Boola I.. Chefoo

20.93

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20.89 53 100 waw ib 29.94 65

nnw 6 ov

20,81 77 100 n

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6 20.63 75 95 no

1b

Ja 29.78 63 94

съ

29.76 68

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Tainan

26

Koshun

29.73 72

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P'doras Canton H'kong

29.74 27

ob

6a 29.75 75

53 B

1 b

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29.74 77 91

o br

7

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Phullen

6 29.73 77 96 ene

2 b

Tour

to

$9.69 77

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29.74 73

Aw

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Aparri

29.71 75 92

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Dagupan

29.65 75 92 =

20

Anping-Por BOSHU M. 13th

Oct. 9 a.m.

Malia

29.67 75 92 mo

10

MOVEMENT OF STEAMERS.

Legaspi

Samarang & Scarabara (Port

The . GLENGYLE is azpacted here Morazdy via Batavia)-Par from London on Friday the 15th inst. TJITAROEM, 13th Oct. 1 p.m.

Tacloban

Hollo Burigao

20.03 77 90 BW 40

I

WATER RETURN.

12th Oct, 3 pm. (Europe via Siberia Shanghai Br. F.O. Saturday, 16th Oct.)

Shanghal& N. China-Por YINGCHOW.

WEDNESDAY, 13th Oct.

Swatow, Amay & Former via Takao &

Batavia,

Wai-hai-wel. Chefon & Tlentin-Per

CHEONGSHING, 13th Oct. 5

p.tu

THURSDAY, 14th Oct,

Shanghai & North China-Por OHENAN

14th Oct. 3 p.m.

(Europe via Siberia, Shanghai Br. P.O. Tusaday, 12th Ost)

FRIDAY, 15th Oct.

October 9,2.45 p.m. Twice this month German communiques have reported that Bri- tisk monitore are operating along the Belgian coast. As three of the Severn class monitors, which began the bombardment a year ago, Swatow. Amoy & Fooskow-Fer HAI- are officially stated to be in the Dardanelles and the Indian Ocesa, experta point out that the five vessels mentioned are now ships. Their utility is one of the most interesting naval surprises of the war as they have been particularly free from accident.

THE ALLIES IN THE WEST.

GERMAN COLUMN FORMATIONS MOWED DOWN.

October 9, 7.00 8.m. According to Reuter's correspondent at Paris an official message states that the German losses in the attack on Lcos were very heavy. The assault was delivered in three successive heavy waves followed by column formations which were all mowed down by the combined fire of the infantry, machine guns, and the artillery. Only a fow elements gained a footing in one of the recently conquered trenches between Lood and the Lens-Bethune road. Other violant and repeated attacks south east of Neuville-St.Vaast were likewise repaleed. Our recent progress has been everywhere maintained, Oar artillery nipped in the bad, with a curtain of fire, a German night counter-attack east of the Navarin farm. The enemy's only reply to our progress south east of Tabure has been

MUN, 15th Oct., noon,

SATURDAY, 15th Oct.

French

Mail.

Austra-

Saigon, Straits, Burmab, Coy- loa, Adelaide, Western Austra- lia, India, Aden, Egypt & Eu- LEOAT. rope.--Per PAUL 16th Oct. 4 p.m.

SUNDAY, 17th Oct.

Australla, Tasmania. New :Zealand, via Port Darwin New Guinea vía Thursday Islands -Per EMPIRE, 17th Oct, 0

WEDNESDAY, 19th Oct.

CHOW, 19th Oct. 11 a.m.

a violent bombardment with asphyxiating shelle, Several Wei-bal-wel & Tientsin---Per HUI- strong reconnoitring parties in Lorraine attempted au attack on French outpoate in the Forest of Parroy, but all were completely

Per a Haitau from Foochow oto. W G States, Mra E Wilks, Mrs E D East man, Kiss Dawson, FK Brownrigg,D Me- Dermott. Rov Father, L L Marie.

Gap Rock 29.76

29.77 78 81 ww Во

C. W. JEFFRIES, Director.

Hongkong Observatory, October 8,

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in in-

Level and Storage of water inches, tenths and hundredthe. Reservoirs on the 1st Oct., 1915.

T

CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

WORKS LEVEL

TOT

Hongkong, 29th September, 1915.

Agente.

"GLEN LINE"

(MCGREGOR, GOW & Co.) LTD.

For

Temperature, in the shade, in degrees THE Steamship

Fahrenheit,

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation the Humidity of air satursted with mols- turs being 100,

& Direction of Wind, to two polata.

5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufore

1972. TEAM S

111. ziņu Aboveļsoft "sin" Below

overBow

overflow st. Sin. Above) rafi Din Below Byewash.... Overflow Tyram Inter- sft, din, Abres aligin Abova | Scals.

medinte........... | seadow

overtow Pokfun

it ruin Delow oft in Alora

overlow Wong-nut-j on. lin. Abovejift in Below

overdow

aver ow

chung... overdow

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS OF GALLONS.

1916.

tors

Tytam

107.00

Tytam Byewash Titam Intermediate ...... Pokfulam JINKY KARDAN- Wal-chung

edga

#10.40

203.3

20.04

00.00

3637

10.23

Total>

763-01

3-2.01

Consumption of water in the City and Hill District in milReas and dealmale of gellons during the month of Sept, sp13. Consumption.. Extimated

TOTA 157.95 #dia

d

spty

16.7 m. gallons #62.319

popslation Compton per bead per day.

20.0 galler Constant supply la all districts during the month of September 19ia. Contant Supply in all districts op

Septecabar Service in bouses in Hi der Main districts disconnected from our Malos and supply given by public street fountains paly from 14th September 19,

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL.

TOTA

Kowloon G-1 Laye tatlan Re-Į with SD overflow

TD15

ole sin. Below

"overflow

STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS

OF GALLONS,

eged

Kowloon Gra

Gra Voir

1519

345.45

332.50

Consumption of water in Kowloon in millions and Decimals of Gallons During the month of Sept. 75.

repulsed, except at one point from which the stormers were only Philippine Le-For CHINHUA, 19th Oct Consumption, partially ejected.

RIGOROUS IMPRISONMENT IN ⱭERMANY,

October 9, 2.25 p.m. According to Reuter's correspondent at Paris, Lieutenant Del- casse, son of the Foreign Minister, who is a prisoner in Germany, has been sentenced to eighteen month's rigorous imprisonment for disobedience to German cfficers.

(Continued on the Extra.)

Austra~

3pm.

WEDNESDAY, 17th Nov.

Philippine Islands, Australia, Ikola, New Zealand via PortDarwin,& New Guinea vi Thursday La-Per OHANG- BHA, 17th Nov. 13 4,12-

Zulated popula

tionles

hand per day va

19.0 galloce The Government Analysts reports show that the water is of excellent quality.

Public Works Department,

State of Weather, b bine sky, o de tached cloud, d drizzling rain, flog, z gloomy, h bail, I lightning, o overdrat, p passing showare, q squally, v rain, ■ snow,

thunder, vizibility, w dow wet,

O Rain in inches, tenthsand hundredths

METEOROLOGICAL.

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85

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78

69

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·H.K. Observatory, 10th October.

-C. W. JEFFRIES, Director.

TIDE TABLE.

11th Oct. tó 17th Oct., 1915.

35.

1934

34.34

37:38 mi gallons

High We

Hooghese

Mess

Consumption pr

95.150

17.0

95,950

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San

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m morning. afternoon,

AA

Genoa only

* GLENGYLE

Captain R. Webster

will be despatched for the above port on or about

30th November, 1915.

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Agents.

Hongkong 2nd October, 1915.

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