1912-08-10 — Page 5

་

SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1912.

THE CHINA MALL.

EDITION

BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH. SECOND EDITION If you have ..

[COPYRIGHT.] AMERICAN WOOL TARIFF.

PRESIDENT TAFT VETOES. THE DEMOCRAT BILL.

Beuter's Berrics to the China Mail.)

[COPYRIGHT.]

[COPYRIGHT.]

THE NORTH WEST MAN- THE BRITISH JUDICIAL CHESTER BYE-ELECTION.

(Reuter's Service to the China Moil.)

LONDON, August 9,

BENCH.

IMPORTANT CHANGES,

LONDON, August 0.

Mr Bunar Law, in a telegram to SirReuter's Service to the China Mail.) John Randles, saysWhat Man- chester says to-day Eugland will say at the first opportunity. That oppor, tunity ennnot be long delused.

The Rt. Hon. Lord Robean, one of the Lords of Appeal, has retired, and the Rt. Hon. Sir J. Fletcher Moulton has been appointed to the vacancy,

LONDON, Aug. 194. President Taft has vetoed the now Democrat Bill, ameading the wool

The fight was one of the keenost tariffe, on the ground that the re-

The Hon. Sir John A. Hamilton has duations are so sweeping that they that has been fought. The Conservative will irretrievably injure the wool. papers are jubilant and describe the been appointed a Lord Justice of the result as an unmistakable warning to Court of Appeal, and Mr Sidney growers and rander thousands idle.

„President Talt urget that Congress the Government that it has lost the Rowlatt, who has been Junior Counsel should enact a measure making subconfidence of the people and demand to the Treasury since 1905, is appoint atantial reductions, which the Tariff their resignation and a general electioned a Justice of the King's Bench in the autumn on Home Rule and Division in succession to Sir John Baard shows is possible.

Welsh Disestablishment.

THE FRUSSIAN MINE DISASTER.

103 MINERS DEAD.

¿Reuter's Service,to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Aug. 10.

It is officially nanounced that 103 miners are dead, as the result of the Are at the Bochum Colliery yesterday-

Boede work is difficult, the scene of the dianster being a mile and a half from the shaft,

The Kaiser has given £750 sterling : towards the relief of the sufferors.

<ANOTHER SUFFRAGETTE

THE LIBERAL PRESS.

H

The Liberal papers declare that the rosult was due solely to the an scrupulous misrepresentation of the Insurance Act, and the abstention of

| Vaionist freetraders from the poll due

Hamilton.

NATIONAL HEALTH

INSURANCE.

APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF

AUDITOR

to Sir John Randles keeping Tariff (Reuter's Service to the Chino Mall.) Ref:rm in the background.

REJOICING AT BELFAST.

www.m

There was rejoicing in Belfast lest night, crowds parading the streets,

THE CANDIDATES.

The Liberals at the outset of the contert were apprehensive, but later grew more confident as Mr Hewart proved a brilliant candidate whose success on the platform made even the (Reuter's Service to the China Mall.) | Conservatives doubtful of victory,

OUTRAGE.

LONDON, Aug. 10.

A Suffragette in Glasgow has smash ed the glass of a valuable painting at the Art Gallery and escaped.

HOME CRICKET.

LATEST RESULTS.

Hence the sweeping majority was most surprising

Mr Hewart was the first to con- his gratulate Sir John Rindles on conspicuous victory in a fair fight

Insurance.

Losnos, Aug 9.

CORRECTION.

The Telegraph Co. inferra us that in the British trade returns for July the increase in experts should be £7.378.724.

Stop Press News

a Prescription

to Dispense,

BY TELEGRAPH. Require Patent

[COPYRIGHT.] KRUPP FIRM'S CEN- TENARY.

PEECH BY THE KAISER.

Medicines,

Perfumes or

(Beuter's Service to the China Mait) Druggists

LONDON, Aug. 10,

The Kaiser, in toasting the Krupp Sundries Firm and Works at the banquet resterday evening, refserad in moving terms to the gallant band of the "coal army" that had been awept away in the Lothringen disaster. They had,

HONGKONG NEW YORK

REGULAR SAILINGS ... via PORTS and SUNE, CAMAIA (With liberty to mall at the Malabar Comet).

FOR NEW YORK 8.5. ATHOLL Dose-revopmen

0 or about 23rd August. FOR_BOSTON AND NEW YORK, &S. DACHE CASTLE

**ELIMOB. Or about 19th Septembe For Freight & further partienlars, apply to

DODWELL & CO., LTD., Agents

NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS: TARING on iron at CALCUTTA, in conjunction with the

MAKING Cargo on through Bill of Lading to SOUTH AFRICAN POR:

INDO-UHINA STEAM NAVIGATION 00., LTD AND 'APCARLIN, Proposed Sailings from Hongkong

Connecting at Calentta: with: (an/on abous':

10th Sept [End of Soph

Steamer from Hongkong. On or about KUMBANG (............

FOOKSANG............

LAIANG.....................

A. APCAR ........treng

- TRY

Fris Majesty said, fallen on the field of The Queen's

honour and would live for ever in the hearts of their native province..

Upon so momentous a day, continued the Kaiser, as that of commemorating the Centenary of Kropp's Works, the Sovereign of the country and the friend ot. the House could not be absent. Nobody could measure the fulness of "the blessings which had spread from Essen over hundreds of thousands

ba

on

Sir Henry Harvey, KIC.M.G, of German workers. What Financial Adviser to the Egyptian always attracted him during former Government, has been appointed Chiat visits to Essen was the ideal relation- Auditor "of the National Healthship between the Kropp Firm "and Family with their work people. The Emperor dwelt." at length, the untiring industry of the Ward- hearted founder of the firm, his sympathy with bis workmen and sedulous zeal. His son was his following the paternal example and promoting the welfare of the workmen, alleviating distress, and he (tho Kaiser) had heard with gratification from the present bead of the House that this tradition would be unbroker.. The Kaiser himself had derived from Essen many valuable impressions and of. suggestions for the treatment difficult questions and of the provident enre of workmen, with which, and not without success he thought, he had keenly busied himself during the twenty five years of his reign.

SANITARY BOARD.

There will be a meeting of the Sanitary Board on Tuesday, when the orders of the day will include the following:-

Letter from Government relative, to the In a subsequent speech to his sup-suggested changes in the Sanitary Départ porters he admitted that the result was went estimates for 1913. an undoubted check,

Sir John Randles, in a speech said the election had been fought on Home Rule, and Welsh Diaestablishment.

Minute by the President of the Sanitary Board relative to a plan of the proposed extension of Nó, 1 Police Station Sanitary Department steblum.

Application for permission to retain the un the second door of No. 200

Rond,

- Router's Service to the China Mail.) He had never disguised that he was on for an ofensive trade licence

Lan Anh, 1.

Tariff Reformer, but he had fought the at No. 96 and 98 Wanebai Road. Marind

.111.

The South Africans in their match election on the policy of the Govern Lot Noen for an offensive trado licence |

with Leicestershire at Leicester, wonment. by sixty runs.

Kent beat Notte at Canterbury by an innings and 120 runs.

GREAT BRITAIN AND PERSIA.

ANOTHER LOAN ARRANGED.

(Reuter's Bervice to the China Maî.)

LONDON, August, 10. Reuter learns that Great Britain has agreed to grant a further loan to Persia, in order to assist her to deal more effectively with the situation in -the south.

OBITUARY,

SIR ALFRED WILLS.

EFFECT ON THE MARKETS.

--

LATER.

The markets opened strongly on the announcement of the Bye Election but receded in the afternoon,

TURKEY AND MONTENEGRO.

Sta

(Reuter's Service to the China Mall.)

LOSTON, Aug. 9,

at No. 17 First Lane, Tai Hang, Tai Hang Inland Lot No. 165

Application for an offensive trade licence 283, 487 and 287 Canton Rond,

at Nos. It No 11G1. Kowloon

+J

.

AUSTRALIA'S NAVAL

PLANS.

DEPOT TO BE OPENED IN LONDON.

Report from the Government Analyst (Reuter's Service to the China Mefl.) on the public water supplies for the month of July, 1012.

Rat return for the weeks ending 27th July, and 3rd August.

SPORTING.

Gymkhana Notes.

LONDON, August 11).

The development of the Australian Navy is involving so much work that the Commonwealth has decided to open a Naval Depot in London in connection with the High Commis- sioner's Office.

The cruiser Sydney is to be launched on the Clyde on August 29 two submarines at Barrow shortly, and

The as course was clused this morning on Recount of the recent rains; and the

and track, of course, was heavy going was specially bad down the hngo straight. do fastard hat quarter done was Auchen- meanwhile the material for the cruiser style was not pleasing." Brisbane," which is to be constructed The Porte has instructed the Minis.don's 2.4, bot

of the morning was Joss The best gallop ter to Cetinje, who had gone to Mighty's mile

at Sydney, is being despatched to mile and

quarter in 2.61.2. Cattaro, to return to his post.

Dofford did a with light wa mile and so did Miniver Australia.

THE ENGLISH

- YACHTSMEN.

REPUDIATED ESPIONAGE.

(Router's Sergice to the China Mail.) | (Router's Bervice to the China Máli.)

Losnos, August 10.

The death is announced of Sir Alfred

-Wille,

corder of Sheffieki 1881-84; ludge of the

LONDON, August 9. The yachtsmen, interviewed at Eckernsfoerde, stated that they had had no cause to complain to the

(Not The Right Hon. Sir Alfred Wille, the distinguished Inwyer, was born in 1848. He was irrister of the Middle authorities of their treatment. They Templo in 1861, 2. C. in 1872; 1-t Re repudiated the soggestion of capionage Queen's and King's Bench of tire High and said the voyage was purely for Court of Justice 1884-1905. He was one pleasure. of the founders of the Alpine Club, and the author of several publications. He was knighted in 1884, made a Privy Council lor in 1900, in which year he retired.-ED. Q.M.J

EARTHQUAKE AT CONSTANTINOPLE.

ALARMING SEISMOGRAPHIC

WARNINGS.

The German Press comments on the foolishness and frivolous parolessness

of tourista in photographing indis- oriminately.

PRESIDENT OF HAYTI KILLED.

PÁLACE DESTROYED BY EXPLOSIONS.

(Bouter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, August 10.

(Router's Barvice to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Angust... Seismographs throughout England

ANew York telegram reports that marked, early this morning, that a great earthquake had occurred in East General Leconte, the President of the Europe, The needle was displaced Republic of Hayil, has perished in his nine inches.

palace, which has been destroyed by at News bas just arrived that a pro-series of explosions lasting an hour. longed earthquake occurred at Con- An enormous quantity of ammuni stantinople sud vicinity early this tion had been stored in the cellars of he palace. Adjoining houses ward

There was some panic, but the damaged and several people killed and

injured. damage is not yet ascertained.

up. now Glory went a slow mile but finished well.

The following times wore all the gallops done this morning :-

Snow Glory (Jervois) 1 mile, 41, 1.18.3 1.53.3, 2.28.3. last quarter 33.

Lachine (Boy 1 mile, 26.2, 1.12.2,

1.49.4, 2.23.4, Inst quarter 36.

SILK HAT AS BANK.

Pawnbroker's Find of £600 in the Lining,

Miniver (Boy) 1 ile, 35. 1.09.2, 1.43. 2.17.1, last quarter 34.1.

Favonius (Jervois) 7 mile, 36.2, 1.13.1, 1.48.4, 2.23.1, last quarter 34.2.

Demaro

While Scotland,

ар old

pawnbroker in Aberdeen, was endeavouring to dispose she Blackmore of (Gres-on) 11

zilk hat recently Vale

(Beith) :

1; 33.1, 1.08, 1.44.4, 2.21.3, discovered in the lining bank deposit Inst quarter 36.4.

Jona Jose Mighty (Gegg) 11; Ashington (Bag) receipts for £800. Fortunately the pawn- 1, Sesington (Boy) 34, 1.07, 1.40.3, broker knew that the hat had belonged to 2.14, 251.2. last quarter 34.3.

a local gentleman who had died three years Proudfoot (Boy) 11. 43, 1.21.2, 2.01, ago, and on communicating with his repre- 710. 3.16. 2.40, Izst quarter 95.

Defford (Boy) 1.5.3, 1.08.3, 1.43.3, ntatives she was informed that the mis-

last 33.4.

sing securities had been the subject of 21st quarter 3 ile, 39.2, 1.15.3,

covery cleared tre decensod's lawyers of a 1.49.4. 9.29.3, last quarter 32.4.

Daisy (Boy) Mahratta Chief, (Boy) 1 milc, suspicion of carelessness. The deceased 40.3, 1.16.3, 1.51.2, 2.25.4, last quarter had been in the habit of using his hat a 24.2.

prolonged search and litigation. Their dis-

Espemade (Boy) 1 mile, 48, 1.32, 2.08, ❘ a bank, 2.42, last quarter 33.

Berlingham (Boy) 1, 42.3, 1.26, 2.01, ast quarter 36.

The weights for the handicap races.

ONE AND A QUARTER MILE. Faronics...

... 157 lbs. ... 154 ..

Demiuro... Joes Mighty Proudfoot Mahratis Chief Esperando

Jorg ...

Tibdo

152

344,

THREE-QUARTER MILE.

... 108 11.

Lachine... Snow Glory Demare... Deffard

Nora Chiel Birlin ham Florcal James

FROM TWO MILE POST. Deford... Miniver

156 iba.

103

Malmita Chief

152

Blackmore Vale

- 151.

151

149 140

Esperando.

Sovington Aahington

FONIEN, POR MALE.

We learn fish revera panice, including some racers, will be sold by auction after the Gymkhana next Baturday,

In the course of a long communication, says a London correspondent, which has been received in an official quarter bere from Bangkok, portions of which I bave been permitted to read, it is stated that the general details of a tour which the King of Siam is to make in Europe aro already being discussed. The programme of the journey will, in any event, be of in aborate character, but it is of special "siguldTMance to hear that the stay it is proposed the King shalimako is London is nehrly trice the length of that in muy other capital. An official announcement on the subject may be looked for at an early date.

CHRONIC DIARRHOKA... [ANY sufferers from obronic discrhoea

Mhave obtained prompt relief by the

uso of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholers and Diarrhoea Hemady. Bome of the worst cases of this lisanso have been permanently cured by it after other treatment and skill- ed physicis had failed. Bor sale by all Chémiste sud. Stárekeepers,

Dispensary,

Prices are Moderate

Service and Delivery

Prompt.

QUEEN'S DISPENSARY,

31, Queen's Road Central,

HONGKONG.

TELEPHONE No. 492.

Hongkong, July 30, 1912.

Lane,

970

18th Aug.

18th Aug.

2nd Aug.

28th Aug.

For Freight and further partfonlara apply to

UMFULI

UMKUZI

DODWELL & 00., L.D., Agents.

HORNSBY-STOCKPORT

GAS ENGINES AND SUCTION GAS PLANTE)

CHEAPEST FORM.

OF

POWER KNOWN,

COST OF RUNN

?

ING, ABO IT

HALF-A-CENT

„RANTHAM

STOCKPORT

PER HORSE SUCTION GAS PLANE & ENGIN POWER FEE

HOUR

OVER 11,000 FR DAILY USK

THESE MAKERS" E

GNES SECURED" THE GOLD. MEDAY AT THE FRANOC BRITISH EXTRITION LONDON, AND AT TH

WINNIE EG EXHIRES TION, CANADA AS

HORNSBY OIL ENGINES.

Awaried the £1,000 Prize ofɑred by the War Ops for the Beat-22lilbery, Traend

Sogether with £180. BONUS for exceeding the requireme of the by 45 Por Vent,

PILE DRIVERS AND HOISTING ENGINES made by the LIDGERWOOD MANFG 06:

EXPANDED METAL

FOR REINFORCED" JOONGRETE, PLASTER-WORK, Prices, Stock List, and fuli particulars on application. Quotations for any description of Machinery or Engineering Plant on spplication so

DODWELL & Co., Ld., MACHINERY Dagi OREGON PINE

LUMBER.

LARGE STOCK OF ALL SIZES ON HAND.

UNION WATERBOAT CO., LD, CONTRACTORS TO HIS MAJESTY'S NAVY.

*

The above Company supply Pure, Fresh Water at the Shortest Nota either for Deck or Engine Room “use.

Orders for Supplies will be received at the Company's Office: QUEEN'S BUILDINGS, HONGKONG.

DODWELL & CO., LTD.,

FACETCOME "No. 4.

GREAL MAXSMELL.

Crawford THE STANDARD LIFE ASSURANCE CO.

& Co.

READY-TO-WEAR

HATS

DAINTY

BLOUSES.

Chiffon and Lace

SCARVES,

NEW SHAPED

UNDERSKIRTS.

NEWEST STYLES

LADIES'

'LOTUS'

SHOES.

LANE,CRAWFORD

& CO.

(EFLABLISHED 1825).

This old-established and world-renowned Company Larola policies under all the best and modern methods of Life Assurant to meet varying circumstances.

"

For prospectus and full particulaes apply to

DODWELL & CO., LTD Agents.

A Kingly Drink with a Kingly Titl

KGIV

King George IV

Scotch Whish

ONE OF THE PRINCIJAL BRANDE GW/

THE DISTILLERS COMPANY,

Dumbers in the Worl

„Capital jmployadi 4

EDINBURGH SCOTLAND.

Gande, Price & Co., Lt

Wine Merchants,