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MEMOS FOR TO-MORROW. Queen Mary's Birthday (1981), 9.15 pu→ The Follies' at the Theatre

Royal Interior Team least 8 Delhi for

Shanghai.

General Memoranda. Syrenas May 12.15 pm.

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To-morrow is the forty-fourth anniverBATY of the birthday of Queen Mary,

The C. N. Co. Eweichow, which

NEWS OF THE DAY.

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H. M. S. Tumar, was towed into day dock today. We believe this is the fro

arrived to-day from Tientsin, brught down time she bus used the Naval dock, tized broopa from that port,

While near Hunghoni a nian tell over burd from the stuur Inunch Willey and was drowned. The Ixnly has not been

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THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1911,

THE RELIEF OF FEZ.

FUTURE NECESSITIES.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, May 25. Great satisfaction is felt at the relief of Fez.

It is considered that all that now remains to be done is to place sufficient military and financial resources at the During the 48 hours ended at noon to-disposal of the Sultan while rigorously day six further cases of plague occurred in the Culong, four onding fatally. There were repressing abuses and tyrannous

NEWS OF THE DAY.

Today's quotation for Para rubber,

Java paper announce that the dx-Bour analyses the results which are likes per Messrs Vernon and Smyth, is 4a: 438. | Goneral. Bon Viljoon, was killed during ly to follow from these inhuman

| the Méxican fighting. practices. He does not hide his belief in the accessity for capital punishment, but he says that this enmuury way of dealing with the lives of others must only be resorted to when the safety of the many and the tran-

A centre-forward, a lion tater, and quility of the community as a wholerate liave been found engagements by demand it. He quotes Mescre's in the Manchester lalasur exchange. support of his contention :-"If there must be executions they should be enly for the general weal. Do not excente men beefuse of personal | annoyance and irritation .... IF there must be executions, they should be done in love and kindliness: There should be no executions that are carried out with cruelty and oppres sion.

There is a way in which,

it

The convicts in the prisons in the F.MLS. are to enjoy a holiday on the union of the King's Coronation. Hongkong (

Ditto

The aviators, 31. Pierre Maris and M. Dakog, were flying in a monoplaza, at is when they were caught by a squall and fell two hundred feet. The petrol ignited, 'nad set en fro Dukay who was burned to death. His companion was seriously injuról, **

Probably the first tramp steamer, fitted with a wireless installation, to enter Singapore in the Nonsuch, of London, which recently arrived from Hamburg,

bound for "hilivestock. Shu is a steamier

of 2,414 tons and is owned by Mowers Bowles Bras

recovered,

two recurrences in Des Voeux Road West, exactions. two in First, Street, and one ench in. U. Lok Lane and the Prays, Kennedy Towa.

All were Chinese.

her residence in Gloucester Termee, Hyde Lady Soulsby, who died last month at

Park, was the wife of Sir William Soulsby, who has been private secretary to every Lord Mayor of London since 1873. During his period of service some millions of poands raised in connection with Mansion Housu funds have passed through his hands,

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the death of King Edward VII., a private The 6th just being the anniversary of

Ememorial service, was held at Windsor, which was attended by King George, Üneen

FRENCH PREMIER'S CONDITION.

A SATISFACTORY REPORT.

(Beater's Service ju the China Mall,} LONDON, May 25, No complications are feared in the condition of M. Monis, the French Premier, who was recently saverly

Paris-Madrid flying race. injured at the commencement of the

The Queen Mother of Sinn was to leave Bangkok our Sunday May 2 for a Mary, Queen Alexandrs the Prince of GERMANY AND JAPAN. tongthy, tour in the Sinauese royal yacht Wales, and other members of the Royal Maha Chakkri, calling at Saigon, Hong-mily... Members of the Royal house NEW COMMERCIAL ARRANGE- kong, Haiphong, Tourne, Kammrh, Kao Khatan, Banthagamat, and Kompot. The yacht will return to Bangkok on June 28,

The Times of Mulaya predicts a boom in tin shares owing to the excellent condi- time of the metal market and the high prices which will be maintained during 1011 and probably longer. The tin plate industry is four shing and there is a good demand for ready and forward deliveries. Mach interest is being shown at Home in Maluyan tin shares.

Within the next few weeks an oil driven vesel of over 1,000 tous is expected toarive in Hongkong harbour. This wil be the first ship of its kind ever seen here and will mark in epoch in the revolution

holds and personal friends and old orvants of the late King Edward, were also present. The Archbishop of Canterbury officiated:

MENT.

(Reuter's Service to the China Maj.) LONDON, May 25.

A telegram from Berlin states that

Writing to the Guardian, our Bishop says: "The British here are mostly from the educated classes: the majority are on the Reichstag has passed for first read between twenty and thirty-five years of ing a provisional commercial arrange ago. In many cases they are living where ment with Japan, and has referred the under our present system they have but measure to a committee. little chance of getting the ministrations of Our Church. In some cases they are

| living at a distance of from one to seven days' journey from the nearest church, and in exceptional cases even further." Alas In still more cases, the educated British are living at a distance of from ope to seven cocktails, and under our present system the ministrations. c. get them about onec- when they die.Straits Echo.

TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.

COMPLAINT BY RUSSIA.

Center's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, May 24.

THE CORONATION.

OFFICIAL RELIGIOUS SERVICE EN JAPAN.

(Independent Narca Agency's Service

to the China Mail.)

Torro, May 25,

It has been decided that the British Ambasador at Tokyo shall arrange a soloma service for prayer at St. Au- drew's Church, Shiba, on the day of the Coronation of King George.

TRE PARTITION OF CEINA.

IDEA SCOUTED IN EUROPE.

(Independent News Agency's Service to the China Mail)

TOKYO, May 25.

A Berlin mesange says that the rumour of the intention of European powers to partition China has created

real surprise in Europe."

The idea is quite unknown in official circles, and it is generally regrets ted that such a view should prevail in Chiza. All the powers desire to maintain the status quo in the Far East.

PRINCE CHING.

TO ATTEND THE CORONATION.

(Wah F Fat Po's Service.)

Persa, May 24, Prince Ching will leave Peking on the 30th inst. by the Siberian maior for London in order to be present of the Corozation.

THE RAILWAY

TROUBLE.

OFFICIALS JOIN IN PROTEST,

"Wah Ta-Yat Po's Service)

PERING, May 24

"

The natives of Hutan Hapeh, Baechuen and Kwongtung, who are

The Russian Ambassador at Cou-holding office in Peking, are preparing

by executing men, we really lend on to life: when men die in this way, they feel no animosity or anger towards their executioners," There is mach subtle reasoning in the same strain, but the main drift of it all appears to be to point out that whole- sule butcheries will do no good, but will in all probability provoke feelings of hostility to the Government. In discussing the presence of röbbbers in the country districts, the official attributes this to some extent to the fact that many of the gentry are in league with the brigants. This, he says, is not altogether the fault of the gentry, who are often poor and have no sufficient power to resist the outlaws, who, if opposed, would wreak a terrible revenge on this class of people. Instances are given in which members of a certain Clan have been aeeassinated by robbers because the family dared to oppose them, and yet the officials have not taken the trouble to inquire into the enses. So it comes to pass, says the writer, that those who in other, con- ditions would have done their duty Non-Meeting of G. Fenrick & Co., are inclined to connive"ut what is

more independent of the Occident than tionof Turkish troopson the Montenegrin of the railways

to peace, The Imperial Government has in- going on, for the safety of their own Penangito about a big carrot grown in the alter the conclusion of the late war with frontier is a serious danger

junior settlement. It was so big," he Russin, while her territorial jurisdiction and uring that Montenegro's purely said, "that the man who grew it hellowed has considerably increased. What was once defensive measures cannot be regarded only a commercial ambition has taken on a it out and used it as a andle for his tropolitical aspect as well. Time would fail se threatening. Foar old infant.” The Penangita took a

to write of the innumerable ways in which Russia hopes that the Porte will not long breath and a abort drink, and replied: Japan is now labouring to make herself delay in declaring its sentiments We have not time or space to

That's nothing to what wa ca do at commercially and industrially independent towards Montenegro to be peaceful. follow the writer through all his Penang. Why, I've seen three Puanng of Western countries. Everywhere Westem

good sign, however, when a man of Beh. estimable character and undoubtedl abñities, who has been appointed to Ix view of the pronounced feeling a difficult position and given great au- of unrest which has of late been thority, hesitates awhile, and, before displayed in Kwangtung, His Ex- he takes over the seals of office, peus

the cellency VICEROY recently his views and places them before the appointed one Kosc luso-YAN to chief official of the Province. We the important task of endeavouring have only disclosed a few of the to pacify the people in the interior points, for the critic has twenty-three the Province. The official theses which he intende to state and ALEXANDRA BUILDINGS. and is said to be a scholar of re- defend. Then, if they are duly University, recently performed a remark- pute according to the older standards, considered and applied, he hopes atte surgical operation which has proved and is generally respected. Before that a better state of affairs will obtain to be a success. A patient suffering from a-damaged thigh wont to him some time taking over the seals of office, how in the Province. ever, he ventured to send in to the

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lives. The regulations, he points out, sny punish the false gentry severely, but is it not better, he asks, to wipe out the robbers?

which is taken place in marine engineering at the present time. I confidently believed that within two years such vessels will be quite common.

A Singaporean was boasting to a

Somo rather interesting reflections of the future of Japan are indulged in by the stantinople has presented a Note to the a joint memorial to the Throne protesting Tokyo correspondent of the Standard, who Porto printing out that the concentra- against the proposed nationalisation remarks that Japan to-day is undoubtedly

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The P. and O. s.x. Dovaniu has' struck.

fog on her way down from Shanghai and in consequence be unable to arrive in part at her customary hour to-morrow morning.

An interesting communication from » clerk excusing himself on the grounds of a cuid was received by the principal of a well known firm in Hongkong to-day. The communication was dated May 27 and was as follows:-"I regret to say that I am sick by catching cold last night, and I beg to request that you will kindly let une one day's leave for the discovery of the illness. I will perform the duties on the other day on usual term."

Professor Kuttner, of the Breslau

and the time is fast approaching when Japan will be able to supply her own de- mands, as well as those of China, for all the more common manufactured necessities.

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THE IMPERIAL CON- FERENCE.

structed the the Governor of Ennan to advise the gentry and leading mer

chants not to create any disturbances on this matter.

THE CABINET AND SECRET SOCIETIES.

(Wah Te Fat Po's Service)

Pro, May 24. The Price Regent has forwarded to

Now and then she orders a ship from WELCOMING THE DELEGATES. the Cabinet the proposal made by the

foreign yard just to afford the lastest model for her own huilders, and to give her maval architects and designers an opportunity, while inspecting the construction of the foreign-built ship, of becoming more fatai- liar with the last methods of ship construc- ion.

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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL:

Liout. M. D. Wall,' R.G.A., hus been

promoted to the rank of Captain.

Dr T. Heguard Hays of Bangkok bas ago for treatment. The Professor removed lost his mother, who was residing at the injured ball, sockets, joint, and pars Milledgeville, Georgia, and had reached the of the femur, and inserted in their places age of 88. corresponding parts from a corpse. He The death is announced in London after now declares that the transplanted parts a severe operation, of Mr Alexander Bowers have received new life, and have attained Smith, Partner of Mess Kennedy and

Co., Penang.

natural articulation.-

A telegram to the Times of Ceylon gives a fuller version of the recent reply of 3r Harcourt to Colonel Yate, with

regard to the respective revenues and the

Leave of absence to the neighbouring countries has been granted to Lt. Col. C. C. Wrigley, A.O.D., from 26th May to

26th June, 1911..

VICEROY a lengthy despatch setting forth his own opinions and con- victions in regard to the present con- dition of feeling in the Province. We do not propose to translate these views in extenso-indeed, they have not all been publisher yet; but as far as they have been disclosed the

It was at first thought that she would not military contributions of Hongkong, the opinions

seem to us to be sound and turn up until late to-morrow evening, bat Straits Settlements, and Ceylon. sane, and there is a worthy boldness wireless message lins been received froms Colonial Secretary said the figures showa on the part of the writer who dares the Commander of the steamer, through that if Ceylou paid the same percentage at this stage to lift up his voice and the courtesy of the Japanese Government the others; it contribution would be

Station in Formosa, to the effect that the enormly greater than the total cost of! LADIES AND CHILDREN'S point his finger at what be consitlers vessel has passed Tung Yung and as the the garrison, whereas the contributions of

the weaknesses and the blemishes of Ing is clearing, he hopes to arrive at 4.39. the others did not cover the cost of the of the rumour that" Sir John Jordan, SANDALS.

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p.m. to-morrOW.

garri The Government were not pre- British Minister in that city, was about to According to this observant critic, tnd the all-luck to be delayed through a change in the contributions, though cor- This statement is said to have been expli It will be remembered that the Devanha pared at present to consider any mdical be tranferred to the Embrey in Tokyo. Moderate Prices.

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LONDON, May 24,

3r. Asquith yesterday welcomed the Delegates to the Imperial Confereace.

In replying, the Colonial Premiers gave assurances of their loyalty to the |new Sovereign.

THE DUTCH BANK.

Dividend of 9 Per Cent.

Serato to grant an arnnesty to all secret

society members, but most of the Cabinet Ministers are opposed to the step.

CANTON EDITORS HONOURED.

A few days ago H.E., the Viceroy of Canton invited a good many of the editors of the responsibio news-papors of Canton to a feast in order to talk over matters, and to indicate what, according to the opinions of the Viceroy, is the best course to be followed at this crisis. The feast of course duly enjoyed. Thereafter The Ageot of thu Nederlandsche there was a general discussion, from which Handel-Maatschappij in Hongkong is in it may be inferred that the Viceroy dazized receipt of telegraphic information that a the Press to proceed on the lines that he dividend of nine per cent has been decinrod by His Excellency was that newspapers thought safo. The main fact omphasized.

by the Bank for the year 1910,

must not go too far ahead of the possibili ties of the times. There were, he said many difficulties in the way of programs, The gunboat Redirehat, which was taken into consideration in this age of and there were many things that must be built at Pombroke Dockyard at a cost of transition, and, therefore, if the papers £45,680, completing for sus in 1889, is to urged reforms that were impracticable at be sold as unit for further service. The this juncture, and led the people t to believe Redbreast which has had a lengthened difficult for the officials to carry out

then possible, they were making it more tena of service on the East Indies station gulicy of moderate reform. Aitor some was paid off on March 14 at Bombay, not more advice of the kind, in which it wou'd

The Rev. M. N. Trollope, Vicar of St Allans, Birmingham, who has been sp the late Bishop of Kores in 1800-91 and being considered worth the cost of taking appear that those present more or less pointed Bishop of Korea was Chapisin to his Commissary from 1906.

home to England. She hus been concurred, the conference broke up, and Peking appears to have been the origin relieved on the East Indies station by the to discuss what they really thought in

the main reason for the present aneusi similar cause on her Inst trip from Shang- respondence was in progress between the citly contradicted at the British Legation

ness in the Province is the constant fai to Hongkong.

fear in which the country peuple live.

When they are not fearing brigands and

VISIT OF SIAMESE QUIEN MOTHER.

To Arrive on Saturday,

Colonial and the War Offices regarding the in Peking. exact interpretation of the arrangement with Cuylon

robbers they are timid of the officials, the soldiery and even of the gentry. In consequence, they flee to the cities, but, not possessing sufficient means to keep themselves, and failing to adapt themselves to new "and strange Mother on board, is expected to arrive in just been published and which contains the Recsed Liest. D. K Anderson and Rec- conditions, they join in with the labour at noon on Saturday th inst. first annual report of the Guild publisbud and Llout. M. M. Brice, Tho Buffa, serr 9.16 11.30 ..rebellious spirits and then in a day On arrival a salute of 21 guos will be frud eines the accession of His Majesty. Aing with the 2nd Battalion at Singapore, from the saluting battery at Gun Club Hill, special number has been prepared for have been promited lieutenante in the regi- there is trouble. In figurative Tangu Kowloos. uge, so much favoured by the Chinese, the writer says, "When a poisonous grub is boiled in the soup, fatal calamities will follow; so the causes which force the people to fly from the country, and the way in which they then spend their time inevitably leal

Rear Admiral Lionel G. Tufnell, who he been appointed Naval Adviser to the Through the medium of Sir Arthur Grock Government, during the China- Bigge, his Private Recretary, His Majesty Japanese and Russo-Japanese wars com- has litinated to Lon! Muskerry, that it tanded ships in the Far East; and was The Siamese Royal Yacht bishi Chakkri, would give him much pleasure in accepting decorated by the Emperor of Japan with der comand of Rear Admim! Physa copy of the current issue of the Imperial the Third Class of the Order of the Rising Rajawangan, with Her Majesty the Queen Merchant Service Build Gazette which has Eu in 1907.

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CHRONIC DIARRHOEA.

Director Victor Koch, of the Hainburg

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