1911-10-11 — Page 7

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1911.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH. WHY PAY

[Corrant.] THE WAR,

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INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES.

A NEW GOVERNMENT. BODY. (Bouter's Service to the China Maik)(Reuter's Service to the China Mail )

LONDON, Oct. 10.

LONDON, Oct. 11.

The Times says that great consternis. ti has been caused on the Baltic Exchange by Turkey's declaration that grain is contraband.

STEAMERS HELD UP.

Between 200 and 300 five-thousand- ton vessels have been held up in the Black Sea. October is usually the busiest month in Black Sea churtering. but yesterday business was at a stand.

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NEUTRALS UNAFFECTED. Hopresentatives of the owners went. to the Foreign Office to protest, and late in the evening a telegram was received that Turkey had agreed to allow a free passage to neutral vessels through the Dardanelles. This relieved anxiety,

SOUND ADVICE.

Rehter's correspondent at Constan- tinople wires that Baron yon Biberstein, Cerman Ambassador, has advised Turkey to exclude grain from her list of contraband goods as it will not affect Italy, while it will annoy other Powers, especially-Russia and Great Britala:

A WARNING.

Beuter's correspondent at Milan says it is understood that a Power will mako

representations to Constantinople paint ing out that Italy will abandon the principle of limiting the war to Tripoli if the Porte is unable to restrain the excesses against Italians in Turkey

BEGINNI G OF THE END?

2

It is officially announced that the Government has established Industrial Council, which will be repre- sentative of employers and workmen, to supplement the Board of Trade in settling trade disputes.

The Council will possess no comput sory powers!

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Sir Askwith will be the Chairman, and his title will be Chief Industrial Commissioner.

FRANCE AND GER-

MANY.

- DRAWING TO A COMPLETE

AGREEMENT.

Router's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Oct, 10.

Reuter'a correspondent at Berlin states that it is odicially announced that the first part of the negotiations bolwoon France and Germany concerning the atates of Morocco has been concluded. The agreement is ready for initialling, but formal signature will be deferred antil the second part, dealing with compensation in Congo, is concluded.

[Corvinur.}

EARL GREY LEAVES

CANADA.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Oct. 11. Reuters correspondent at Ottawa, combled at the station and cheered Earl wires that thousands of Canadians at Greg on bis departure for England.

QANADA'S NEW CABINET.

MR BORDEN'S CHOICE.

(Reuler's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Oct. 10.

[CUPYET.] JAPAN'S NEW FOREIGN MINISTER.

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

Toro, Oct. 11.

is dut at. Yokohama from America" on Viscount Uchida, the Foreign Minister.

the 14th inst.

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Buron Saito, the Minister for Navy, A telegram from Ottown states that gave a dianer-party at Suikosha (the Air Borden has formed a Cabinet which Naval Club) last night in baziour of the includes the Nationalist, Mr Monk, who captains and staff officers of the is opposed to a Canadian Navy and to British Squadron in port. A banquet is affairs. The other Ministers aver Canadian participation in British foreign Minister for Customs..... Mr Raid. Minister for Marine Mr Hazan Minister for Financa......Mr Whito. Postmaster General. Mr Palletion. Minister for Militia ...... Colonel Hughes. Secretary of State........Mr Murphy. Minister for Commerce ...Mr Fostor

PORTUGAL.

ALL QUIET.

THE INSURANCE BILL. (Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

LABOUR PARTY'S APPROVAL.

(Reuter's Service to the 'China Mail.)

LONDON, Oct. 10.

Mr Ramsay Macdonald, in a letter to correspondent, said it was a mistake to think that the Labour Party were oppos. ed to the Insurance Bill. There were two or three dissentients, but the Party generally would vote for its adoption.

“LONDON, Oct. 10.

The latest news from Portugal is that Royalist band is still north-west of

to-night.

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.LONDON," Oct. 10.

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the frontier, and that a Republican force Rathles (Fax) Papavero (Lingstead), is puraning it.

INTER

Reuter's special correspondent has reached Oporto from France. He found the frontier absolutely quiet.

Router's correspondent at Berlin states THE PRESERVATION OF were interrogated, but they knew

that the Purte's request to, be informed af Italy's terms has already been the subject of an exchange of views between European Cabinets

TURKEY'S OFFENSIVE"

POLICY.

Reuter's correspondent at Constau- tinople wires that the Cabinet had decided to order the closure of the

Italian industrial, fiosocial and scholastic establishments in_Turkey_ard_also_the welźure uï Italian steamers.

NEW FOREIGN MINISTER.

*

Asaima Eey, formerly Minister to Sofia, bas accepted the portfolio of Minister or Foreign Affairs.

THE ITALIAN FORCES.

LONDON, Oct. 11 It is officially stated that the first-con- tingent of the Tripoli expedition left Naples, on the night of the 3rd inst. and landed yesterday at Tobruk.

PEACE.

LORD HALDANE'S PACIFIC SPEECH.

A train-kad of peasants from Bra- ganze, the supposed centre of the revolt, nothing of any trouble. All was quiet at Oporto.

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LONDON, Oct. 10,

GHINA'S NAVAL ASPIRATIONS.

Lord Huldage, speaking at Aberdeen, AN AMBITIOUS PROGRAMME. said: "We have passed a crisis po

(Wah Tes Yat Fo's Service.) sampled in foreign affairs, and we should be sympathetic to nations like Germany and Italy, who have not had our

PEKING, Oct. 10. Press reports slate that a new naval Supporosities-for-territorial acquisition programme has been decided upon. But at the same time we bave to consider It involves an expenditure of 350,000,000 the requirements of our interests and thels to be spread over a period of seven Bafety Sir Edward Grey has maintained years, and provides for the construction peace for cearly six years, and the of seven battleships of 30,000 tons. Government will hour strenuously to displacement and two armoured cruisers preserve.thie record.",

DEFENCE OF HOME.

RULE.

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MR REDMOND'S PLEA

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

LONDON, Oct 10

of the sauce size.

The majority of the ships are to be built in horce yarıla

MONEY WANTED.

(Wah Te Fat, Pu's Service.)

PERINO, Oct-10

According, howater, to information. Leaking out, in spite of the consorship, the

Speaking at Swindea, Mr John' HE. Lan Kin Chang, Secretary to main expedition began to sail from var-Redmond. declared that nobody asked the Board of Communications, who has loua ports on the night of the 9th isst, for the repeal of the Union. What been appointed to Canton to carry out while the last of the ships left last night Home Rulers desired was merely the redemption of the Canton-Hankow All are to meet east of Malta and are

Railway shares has wired to the Board expected to arrive at Tripoli to-day.

for the necessary fonde. Every available war vessel is being pressed into service for escort purposes."

MALTESE REFUGEES,

LATEL

Reuter's Malta correspondent reports that 450 Maltese refugees are returning from Trípoli to-day.

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TRIPOLI INHABITANTS

STARVING.

Reuter's correspondent at Rome wires that the Government has sent à transpert with provisions to feed the inhabitants ad Tripoli, who are starving.

FUNDS FOR HOME. RULERS.

CANVASSING IN AUSTRALIA.

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LONDON, Oct. 10. Reuter's correspondent at Melbourne wires that the Irish Nationalist Envoys, who collected £5,000 in Queensland, were met on-anival in Melbourne by on

nthusiastic crowd.

subordininate Parliament similar to twenty-eight already existing in the Empire and which everywhere had created loyalty, contentment prosperity.

and

Dealing with the religious question, he said the French Catholics could be trusted and the Irish Catholica could be trusted to fight Britain's battles. The cry of intoleranes about Catbolica in Ireland was unjust, dishonest and unintelligent,

INDIAN RAILWAY

OUTRAGE.

ATTEMPT TO WRECK DARJEELING MAIL"

A Lucky Escapa.

(Beuter Service to the China Mak.) LONDON, Oct. 10.

A CHANGED PROGRAMIMB,

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Ignition (Plant), Vastorn (Calder), Because of a Kins, by Incy Constance. Bryony (Robinson), Hima (Bowley). A Lady of Spain, by G. B. Burgiu.

Enter Charmian, by. Harold Vallings Victory (Ongburat), Marco (Pullin), Chinnish (Cooper), and Wolftoi Love Letters of a Faithless Wife, by Lucas Fraser The Dawn of All, by Robert Hugh Benson."

(Stakes).

The betting is as follows: 9 to z 100 to 19 against Martingale II, 10 to T against Mirador, 8 to 1 against Papavero, against Willonyx, 100 to.8. ngainst Declare and Dalmatian..

SPORTING.

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The above teams opened their Military League fixtures yesterday afternoon, the result being a decisive win for the A.0.C. by 107 runs. Scores:-

4.0.0.

Sorgt, Usture, Addison

Lo. Cpl. Johnson Lb... b Sturdy Cpl. Davidson, e Scarlett, b Addison S. Sgt. Kirby, c Brown, Fox S. Sgt. Graham, Addison, b Foz Condr, Tucker, b Colling

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Pte. Lashbrook, e Godfrey, b'Dezman. 10 Pie: Crew-e-Brown, b Collins

Pte. Poland, a and b Addison Pto. Forshaw, not out. Pte Watts, e Morgan, b Addison....

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Total ...

25TH Co. R.E,

Cpl. Morgan, y Johnson, b Davidson...

Sapr. Collina, b Davidson

10

..150

Capt. Addison, e Polnád, b Watta.. 12 Sape Sturdy, cand b Watt

Sopr,

Ch. Beardmore, e Graham, b Davidson

Fox, h Watts... Cpl Godfrey, b Watts... Bapr. Brown, e Graham, ↳ Davidson ... Sapr. Scarlett, b Watta... Saur: Denean, not out... Bapr. Woodrich, e Johnson, Davidson a

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PERING, Oct. 10. The Governor of Kulun has wired_id" the effect that Russian troops have appeared in the district, in consequence of which the inhabitants are greatly A Calcutta message states that on alarmed, Henaka for instructions. Sunday night a deliberate attempt was made near Saidpur to wreck the

The Chinese Minister in St. Patera- Darjeeling mail train, which wa burg has been inatracted to lodge a crowded with Europeans, including high protest. Calcutta after holidays. police officials, who were returning to

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LONDON, Oct. 1

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OHINA AND SIAM.

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FERING, Oct. 10.

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THE WORK OF ANARCHISTS, establish a legation in Siam...

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Their Majesties the King and Queen baye arrived in Loudun from Balmor

LONDON, Oct 10

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