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ROMANTIC CLAIM BY A LONDON FISHMONGER
FRANCE HOLDS TO SECURITIES THESIS
HERRIOT TO VISIT MR. MACDONALD
GERMAN ERROR IN TACTICS
London, Oct. 9.
KHINGAN TUNNEL
APPREHENSION
MAY BE WRECKED BY VOLUNTEERS.
Harbin, Oct. 10. According to Information from Japanese sources, Fuljardi was necupled by Japanese troops this moruing.
The
anti-Manchukuo⋅ troops have retired to strongly entren. ched positions on the Khingan muralain range and they are strengthening their defences at Hailor and Manchuli,
Fears are beginning to be en- tertained as to whether the anti- Manchukito forces intend
tu
destroy the Khingan tunnel and thus cripple the Siberian service. -Reuter.
A modified form of the ENTRARE SVADBURNSIDE ACCUSANTIE DAR Tardieu plan for disarma-
ment with security is likely LOST PLANE
to be advanced by France as a solution of the difficulties
being experienced at Geneva in the absence of Germany from the discussions.
on
M. Herriot has accepted the invitation of Mr. Ramsay Mac- Donald to visit him in London for a tete-a-tete on Germany's equality elaims and It is probable that the two Premlers will
meet Wednesday or Thursday.
These new developments of the week-end have shifted the centre of interest in regard to dimrmament from Geneva to London, though the shift may merely be momentary,
BRIGHTER OUTLOOK.
It is
now felt that there se definite prospect of an early meet ing of the Five-Power Conference in London and the greatest interest has been aroused in the proposed
M. Herriot.
Jeft, Mr. Mac-
Donald.
MYSTERY
JAPANESE FLIERS STILL MISSING
AMERICA AIDING
IN SEARCH
Hope has not yet been entire-] ly given up for the three Japan- ese "goodwill' fliers, who started out from Samushiro bench September 24th in an effort to cross the Pacifice, and who were last heard of some 750 miles north-east of Tokyo.
American Const Guard and naval vessels are making a search in the Aleutian Islands at the re- quest of the Japanese, though at Tokyo it is not generally believed the three reached that far.
They few a land plane, but had la small rubber boat and the bare chance remained that they may have been forced down at or near some isolated North Pacific island point and have since been unable sear to communicate with the Ichers.
STOP PRESS
London. Oct. 10.
MacDonald-Herriot private talk,
The story of the thrilling which is regarded as a sequel toj Germany's mistake in delaying her rescue of women passengers and acceptance of the British invitation an 11-month-old baby, who were to the Five-Power Conference.
The new French plan for dis-aboard the s.s. Charente, was told armament is said to be based upon on the arrival of the Afric Star in
SON OF EMPEROR MAXIMILIAN
ATLANTIC TREASURE HUNT SEQUEL
ILL-FATED MONARCH'S JEWELS SOUGHT
A
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT).
London, Oct. 10. LONDON FISHMONGER has "jumped the front pages" of the newspapers by a somewhat astonish- ing claim that he is the son and heir of the ill-fated Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. He has been in the fish trade in London for many years under the name of William Brightwell. Enquiries are on foot to establish the truth or otherwise of the romantic claim. '
Behind the claim lies another remarkable story,
The picturesque ceremony at the religious festival of Dusshea celo brated by the Jai Regiment on Saturday at Whitfield Barracks, attracted much attention. Photo shows the Colours of the regiment brought to be blessed. (Photo: Ming Yuen).
CHINA
bound up with the proposal of an American salvage: ACCEPTS
expert to attempt to recover the Emperor's jewels and
a large quantity of bullion from the ss: Merida, which LYTTON sank after a collision, in two hundred and ten feet of water, some six miles off Cape Henry in 1911.
Mr. William Brightwell-whose claim to member- ship of the Austrian Royal- House has not been established--claims the right to a share of any of the jewellry that may be recovered.
£1,000,000 IN SUNKEN STEAMER
£1,000,000 QUEST.
Interest, as 21 result of Brightwell claim, has been
REPORT
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COMINTERN DECLARES WAR
FEARS ALLAYED
PAWLEY OUTRAGE
LATEST
COURIER GETS IN AT LAST
(Special to "Telegraph".) Newchwang, Oct. 10. Growing fears concern- ing the safety of Mrs. Muriel Pawley and Mr. Charles Corkran owing to the prolonged silence from the bandit camp where they are imprisoned, have been allayed.
A tolephone message was this morning received from Panshan, stating that the long-awaited mes- avager had arrived there and was proceeding to Newchwang.
He informed the foreigners at Panshan that both captives are still being well-treated and that. the last parcels sent to them roach- ed the bandit camp safely..
DIRE THREATS. Until this news arrived to-day Alarm TV 09 growing. The last mesange received from the bandito, week ago, declared: "If many
JAPAN AND CHINA days pass without the ransom
AS TARGETS
coming the two will certainly be killed without mercy." Then fol- lowed n torrible threat that unless the messenger took back the
BUT BRITAIN THE opium and the gold rings demand-
MAIN AIM
Great Britain is to be the main mork of the propagandist effort of the Comintern, the Third Inter- national, but strenuous attempts. will be made in Japan where it is felt there is now fruitful soli for: the seeds of Communism.
According to
reports reaching Rika in connexion with the Comintern's decisions, it was re- ported to the committee that several countries, particularly Great Britain, India, Japan and Germany, had become more vulner- able to attack of late.
IRELAND AND INDIA.
ed and an instalment of the money, the Resh of the captives would be cut off, blt by liff, and sent to Newchwang.
INVASION. OF INDIA
JAPAN'S COTTON
PLANS
CALCUTTA MILLS TO AVOID DUTY
London, Oct. 9. Prompted by the urgent neces- sity of finding a large outlet for It was advocated that agitation her trade with the China market be stirred up in Britain for com-virtually closed, Japan is con- plete independence of Ireland and
Tardien plan, from which Britain, by the Afric Star in the darkness, Maximillan, now lying in the bot- among others, fought very shy. after which the baby was carried tom of the sea in the wreck of the on May 28th, 1864, but from the RECENT SHOOTING
Geneva, Oct. 9. The Chinese Government has i
Riga, Oct. 9. The gingering-up of the re
The Japanese authorities have intimated through Dr. Wellington valutionary effort abroad is re-now taken fall charge of the re- Koo, who recently arrived here for ported to have been decided upon scue efforts and are keeping the A remote kinship with the Bri-i The Emperor Maximilian, the
the Council discussion of the Sino- at a secret plenary conference of British Consular authorities In- tish Royal House exists in the second On
formed of developments.-Restor of the Brightwell claim. The Emperor Francis Charles of Austria, was prepared to accept the Lytton Re-
Archduke Japanese dispute, that they are the Executive Committee of the Comintern, held at Moscow re- Maximilian married Charlotte, born in 1832, and it was when
cently, daughter of Leopold 1, King of the 27 years of age that he was Arst port as a basis for discussion. Belgians, who himself had married approached by Mexican exiles to The Chinese position regarding Charlotte, daughter of George IV. become candidate for the Throne the Lytton Re- Maximilian was married in 1857, of Mexico. He did not, however, port ten years before he was condemn first accept, but sought to satisfy plained by Dr. ed to death by Mexican revolu- his restless desire for adventure Koo (who Was tionaries.
by a botanical expedition to the the Chinese As- No easily available books of re-tropical forests of Brazil,
the ference make mention of any issue
In 1863, however, under pres-Commission) of the marriage,
gure from Napoleon III of the course of a Maximilian was buried in the France, and after General Forey's reception to the imperial vault at Vienna.
capture of the city of Mexico and Press to-day. the plesincite which confirmed the He said China proclamation of the Empire, he would accept the the consented to accept the crown. Report subject ea-This decision was contrary to the to the right of submitting com- and considerations. Ho vene in the attempt shortly to advice of his brother, the Emperor ments be made to salvage the Francis Joseph, and involved the added that he hoped it would be the old lines, but modified sufficient-the Thames. The women climbed jewels and bullion, believed to loss of all his rights in Austrin. possible to reach an honourable ly in French opinion to command a
Hettlement.Reuter. wider support than the original up a swaying ladder thrown over be worth at least £1,000,000, that
REFUSED TO ABDICATE. once belonged to the Emperor
other Dominions, while the civil templating the erection of new Maximilian landed at Vera Cruz
will be actively fostered, partien. to the Bombay correspondent of disobedience movement in India cotton mills in India, according up tied to a man's waist. Nineteens. Meridia.
The story goes that after Maxi-in difficulties of the most serious outset he found himself involved
larly in the way of persunding the the Sunday Times. followed milian's tragic
peasants to refuse to pay their "Security" will form the counter-members of
The decision to build the new end. President
taxes. kind, which in 1866 made apparent, poise to "Disarmament" in the suit. After
mills arises from the imposition the Diaz. his successor who ruled to almost everyone outside Mexico
Agents of the Comintern will of a special tariff duties schedule French plan, but the means of en- Afric Star kept wedged into the Mexico, with brief interruptions the necessity for his abdicating. suring Security will be based upon
by revolutions, for forty years, Though urged to this
endeavour to organise atrikes in which gives preference to Lanca- course by Charente to prevent the latter sin canfiscated the Emperor's trea (1) Aystem of guarantees,
England and India and elsewhere, shire. Napoleon himself, Maximilian re- (2) the placing of a "pool" of king until the rescues were ear-sures and placed them in the fused to desert his followers.
FAR EAST UNREST.
FINER QUALITIES. armaments at the disposal of the
State Treasury.
The recent shooting affray on rted out-Rentor.
Withdrawing in February, 1867.
The Sunday Times correspondent Lengue of Nations (ie. the creation
the Praya in which a Chinero
Other plans include the Queretaro, he sustained a stege
or-adds that Calcutta is considered of an international police force)
by the Juarists for several weeks, detective received a wound to his ganisation, of the masses in Japan the best centre for the new, mills. (3) special provisions which will
and the garrison, when about to arm and an Indian constable was and training them for an armed The Japanese are proposing to ex- enable the League of Nations through its Council to declare which
Twelve members of the Con-broke out in 1011 and President make a last attempt to break out, struck in the shoulder, had af strugglo with the authorities, and ploit the fact that ships taking sequel before Mr. Wynne-Jones at a more determined encourage- Jute to the United States have, for Power is the aggressor in certain
stabulary are reported to have been Diaz was compelled to resign and he was betrayed by Colonel Lopez the Central Police Court this who are disloyal to the Nanking India empty, In ballast.
ment of the elements in China some timo past, been returning to *- contingencies.-Reuter,
morning when the dotective appeared on three charges arising tension of the guerilla warfare of to import American cotton. Into Government with a view to an ex-
The Japanese will be enabled He was arrested and, with the out of the incident.
and A march Calcutta at a very cheap rate. | Mexican generals, Miramon and It was alleged that the detective against Nanking to securo the They will use the cotton for the Mejia was tried by court martial was acon coming off the 8.8. Tal- overthrow of the Kuomintang-manufacture of the finer qualities on charges of rebellion, murderjakan on August 28 last and was Reuter, and brigandage. The three were stopped by a revenue officer who shot at dawn on 19th. despite domanded to search the police many protests from European officer's basket which he was dividuals, including Garabatdi and jand during n'struggle, shots weroj Governments and prominent in carrying. An altercation noved STOLE ON SPUR OF Victor Hugo.
fred. The dotective was wounded. in the arm and an Indian police. officer who arrived on the scene! was struck in the shoulder,
SECURITY,
BRITISH OPINION.
the crew
the collision.
Manila, Oct. 10.
FLIGHT TO EUROPE.
When, however, a revolution more serious than any before
SHOT AT DAWN.
killed, two are wounded and three take flight to Europe, he had the to the besiegers on May 15th.
large amount of are missing following a fight by the jewels and a
In the form of bullion There appears to be a growing police with a band of Mora outlaws money
who caught them in an
placed aboard the Merida which ambush, belief on the part of the Press and near Culicull, Jolo.-Reuter.
was bound for Europe: the public that Sir John Simon,
She was involved in a collision the British foreign secretary, rig-
and sank of Cape Honry. represented public opinion when
NOVEL EQUIPMENT.
he issued his memorandum on Gormany's demands for arms
·Chicago, Oct. 10.
Several unsuccessful attempts equality with the other powers. Following a report that Samuel
Even the pro-government news-Insull is now in Greece, the State have been made to recover the treasure and now an expedition, papers has expressed dissatisfne-Attorney has urged the Governor headed by Captain Bowdoin,
of Illinols to request the State De salvage expert, proposes to use. tion with the memorandum.
There is even a suggestion that partment to ask Greece to deport novel type of equipment for the Sir John Simon may be shifted out him to Italy where the United task of locating the wreck, includ- of the foreign ministry.
State Embassy has already re- ing a large diving tank enabling. quested the authorities to arrest sovoral persons to be below for a him-Router.
considerable time.
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Hickville, Long Island Oct. 10. Reginald Janghorne Brooks, a nephew of Lady Astor was serious- Bundan Barang dan of Aly injured to-day, the machine he
my sy pa was piloting striking a telegraph
wedig "aq paypa Bujq, vi
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rug use a peu pole in landing.-Router.
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In the meantime, Mr. WII- Im Brightwell has informed Captain Bowdoin of his inten tlon to make a claim for a portion of the treasurero- covered that is his property. Captain Bowdoin has replied
can that Brightwoll have, the Jowala-if he pays for themt.
U.S. PRESIDENCY ELECTION
INCIDENT
DETECTIVE APPEARS IN DOCK
1
the Communists
MOMENT
.
MAN WHO ROBBED HIS FRIEND
of cloth in which field the com- petition in kesnest.
SEVERELY HIT. The recent increase in the tariff has severely hit the Japanese who proviously through the deprecia- tion of the yen had more than doubled their imports of cortain lines in a few months.-Reuter,
When charged before Mr. that when arrastod he was on his
The detective, on his discharge from hospital, was indicted on counts of unlawful possession of 80 taels of prepared opium, realet- Wynne-Jones to-day, with stealing way back to the friend with an ROOSEVELT'S CHANCE ing lawful arrest and misconduct
a purse and its contents, compris-apology and a promise to repay Now York, Oct. 6. by drawing his revolver without ng $181 and a pawn-tickat, from at some future date.
a friend while visiting the latter The police stated that all the Grand totals. of the country-Justification.
at 68, Wingkok Street, Li Mwong, money, with the exception of the ['wido· Literary Digest straw vote Chief Detective Inspector A. N. agad 27, asked for leniency in apurso, was
on the presidential election to Reynolds prosocuted, the case bo plon which he entered through his nasistance of the accused.
recovered, with the fdato' were announced as follows: ing adjourned until next Monday solicitor, Mr. Peter Sin.
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt, for hoaring. It was stated, that
His Worship granted the option Defendant, explained that he of a fine of $23, In inflicting a son- Democrat, 404,902. President Her- Mr. F. C. E. Rendall had been committed the theft on the spur of tence of 14. days, and also bound bert Hoover, Republican, 625,648 retained by the defence.
the moment, and furthermore, said the acoused, över,