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MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1912.

THE CHINA MAIL.

BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH. BY TELEGRAPH. SECOND EDITION

[COPYRIGHT.]

THE PANAMA CANAL.

OPEN TO TRAFFIC NEXT AUTUMN.

·{Beuter's Service to the Chisa Mall.)

Loxbox, Sept. 16.. Raster's Washington correspondent - celegraphs that it is officially announced that the Panama Canal will be opened

-to traffic in the Autumn of 1913,

THE LATE MIKADO.

FURTHER DETAILS OF THE FUNERAL CEREMONY.

WONDERFUL SCENES,

Beuter's Service to the Thina Mail,

Losros, Sept. 13.

The report of the gun at mid-night announced to the multitudes the supreme moment of the ceremony, The Emperor and the Empress mil- vanced to worship before the bier on

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TAE KING TELEGRAPHS

CONGRATULATIONS.

(Renter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 16. A telegram from Beuter's cor respondent at Adelaide states that

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RESULTS

(Rauter's Borolor to the Okina Mafi.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.

At Hastings the South Africans beat the Gentlemen players of England by six wickets.

Stop Press News

BY TELEGRAPH.

[COPYRIGHT.] HMS. TALBOT.

At Bray, in Ireland, Mr Fry's XI. (Reuter's Service to the China Mail)

Lord Denman has turned the first sodbeat the Australians by eight wickets. in the Port Angusta. Kalgoorlie Rail-

ΠΑΙ

The King sent a nesange, in which he emphasised the importance of, this great national enterprise to the Empire. His Majesty alac telegraphed hie congratulations

DUTCH POLITICS.

RESIGNATION OF A GREAT STATES MEN.

LONDON, Sept. 15.

the Parade Ground, and the entire (Reuter's Service to the China Mail.) assemblage stood with bowed bonds, while thousands of bells from Bud-

The Standarde Amsterdam cortes. dhist temples and from Christian churels were toiled and imate pondent telegraphs that the ex- Premier kuna boomert at Het and on Myaheer Kuyper has resigned from land. All work in the country was Parliament owing to deafners. suspended for three minutes,

DISTINGUISHED PALL-BEARERS.

The military and navni pall-bearers. walking beside the funeral our in- Linded Generals Kuroki and Oku and Admiral Togo, Admiral Saito, Minis- ter for the Navy, and Admiral Fjum.

PRINCE KATSURA

There was much coinment on the fact that Prince Katsura, the Prite Minister, rode in the same carriage

as the Emperor 19 Find Parade Ground.

ENTRAINING THE REMAINS.

The renamins were entrained aut two a'clock in the murning for Kyoto, the naval squadron in Tokyo Bay salute ing. The entire route to Yokoham was lighted electrically.

INTERMENT AT KYOTO.

The Emperor was solenly inter red at Kyoto.

A double line of soldiers ant ailors lined the specially-made road from the station to the summit of

the mountain whercon the tomb is altunted.

PLACE OF BURIAL.

Between 300 and 400 farmers hore the palanquin to the foot of the mountain where it was placed on r special carrier and drawn to the sun-

PORTUGUESE MONAR-

CHISTS.

AGREEMENT BETWEEN PORTUGAL AND SPAIN.

Reuter's Service to the China Meil.)

Losos, Sept. 15. Reuter's correspondent at Lisbon telegraphs that an agrument has been concluded between Portugal and Spain for the expulsion of monarchist leaders and the urial of exaspirators who are subjner to the Spanish penal code The agreement provides for the pru hibition of their return to Spain for three years of conspiratore emigrating to Brazil, A permanent reciprocal agreement to prevent inture con- spiracies is being drafted,

BRITISH ORUISER AGROUND AT PORT SAID.

(Reuter's Servics to the China Mull.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.

Lloyd's agent at Port Said wires that the British cruiser Talbot is aground in the canal, and must be lightened before she can be Hoated.

mit by means of a wire cable railway. HARVEST PROSPECTS |

All except the funeral commission- |

FRENCH MILITARY

MANGUVRES.

** GENERAL AND STAFF

CAPTURED.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. '13.

General Marion, directing the opera- tions of the Red Army in the French military manœuvres, was captured with | his whole staff by cavalry:

SUCCESS WITH AEROPLANES.

The French are enthusiastic over the success of their aeroplanes in the recent manoeuvres where the opposing armied each employed a fleet of 27

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(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.

A telegram from Belfass states that fifty-eight people buve been sent to hospital-five being wounded by revolvers. Some are in a critical condition.

FOOTBALL RIVALRY.

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At half-time, when Lingfield were M. Millerand, in autertaining the goal and the Celtic 0; the Celtic's foreign officers at luncheon at Mon-partisaus unfurled a green and white

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DISASTROUS HUR- RICANE IN FLORIDA.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.

A message from Pensacola in Florida says that a hurricane which swept that town damaged property to the extent

of hundreds of thousands of dollars.

Several vessels, including the Loy and liner Haltonian and several small

craft, were driven ashore.

ANOTHER AVIATION

DISASTER.

TEN PEOPLE INJURED.

ers and assistants remained at the IN WESTERN CANADA. (Reuter's Service to the China Mail.) foot of the mountain.

CEREMONY IN LONDON.

The Japanese Embassy and Chate aulate, with over 100 tetubers of the Japanese Colong in the Pity, at tended the funeral service, in Lon don. Mr. Kata. the Japanese Minis- ter, read și address to the spirit of Mutsubito extolling his virtues. All Bled past the portrait of the dead Emperor, and rendered hoinage.

GENERAL NCGI'S SUICIDE.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 15. Reuter's correspondent at Winnipeg telegraphs that the protracted rains in the West are seriously interfering with the harvesting and are injuring the trade in wheat which will cause much loss to the farmers.

COMPETITION IN RUB. BER PRODUCTION.

(Reuter'a Serpice to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 15.

General Nogi eut his throat with a short sword and his wife stabbed ber- self in the stomach at the moment

A message from Rio de Janeiro the gun fited annoumeing the depor ture of the funeral procession from states that the annual report of the the Palace. The General was resid-Minister of Finance presented to Con-

LONDON, Sept. 15.

At an aviation meeting at Fon Ferrada in Spain an aviator, in trying to avoid the crowd, invaded the aerodome, and collided with the grand- stand, severely injuring ten people.

THE NEW CHINESE

LOAN.

REPUDIATED BY THE MINIS

TER OF FINANCE.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 1.5.

A message from Washington reports that the State Department learas that

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SPELLBOUND SPECTATORS.

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while the people in the grandstand were watching 'spellbound, ...

POLICE POWERLESS.

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The police were at first powerless, BOOTS & SHOES

hut being subsequently reinforced, they separated the izob.

MANY WOUNDED.

Ambulances were busy picking up the wounded.

QUIET IN THE EVENING.

No urrests were trade, and the city was quiet in the evening.

BRITISH POLITICS."

MR. CHURCHILL'S ASTOUNDING

SPEECH.

(Reuter'e Service to the China. Mail.j

Lorbek, Sept. 15.. Though Mr. Churchill was careful to say that he spoke only tentatively jand speculatively and in no wise on behalf of the Government, his speech on federalism has created a sensition among all parties.

Unionists ridicule it as a preposter. us fantasy and declare that it shat ters the present case for the Home Rule Bill and was obviously ud. vanced as a sop...

The Northern Star states that the

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ing nt his modest home at Akasaki. gress contains a warning of the danger the new Chinese Minister of Finance Both he and his wife dressed then threatening the rubber trade owing to has repudiated the tentative contract elves in Japanese costume and competition from India, Sumatra, and with British private banking interests drank a farewell draught of sake Ceylon. Brazil has still priority of for a loan of £10,000,000 and that the speech would have been admirable us from tips presented by the late quality and quantity, but the East re-opened negotiations with the Six-lecture to the British Association,

Power Group have every prospect of but as a speech to constituents its Vici

likely to be barnful by diverting tention from the urgent problem Irish Home Rule:

Emperor, whose droned beetrit was

on the wall. A letter, understood in Indian rubber bus the advantage of be hddressed to the Exper og cheaper production and wlil shortly success, found beside the bodies. A student love the advantage in quality. He

living in the house entered the root and found both breathing their last.

On Friday morning General Nogi and his wife were photographed in

adds culculations which place the rubber crisis between 1915 and 1917, and insiste upon the necessity of en-

the garden. General Nogi attended couraging agricultursi products besides

the early morning ceremony in the coffee and rubber.

Palace and visited the room where

the dead Emperor was lying in afate.

The suicide is regarded as a magni-

ficent deed...

The usual posthumous, honoura are postponed while the nation is in mourning Officially General Nogi

PEDESTRIANISM.

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planation, particularly one apologis- lag to Prince Arthur of Connaught whom he had been appointed to at

Stend.

BRITAIN'S NEW SUPER- DREADNOUGHT.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mall.)

LONDON, Sept. 15. Tho super-droadnought Audacious has beer Inunched at Birkenhead by Countess Lytion

The ship has displacement of

LONDON, Sept. 15.

At the South of London Harriers

Sports Applegarth won the 200 yards

în 19-2-3 seconds, which is a British record,

DIRECTOR OF NAVAL

EQUIPMENT.

(flouter's Service to the China Mail

BRITISH GOVERNMENT.

UNFAVOURABLE.

The Daily Chronicle says it is not federalism, but folly. Mr. Churchill how provides an argument for the Reuter's Poking correspondent tele-advocates of separate treatment of

North-East Ulster. graphs that Sir John Jordan, the British Minister, has informed the Chiness Govoroment that the British Government does not favour the loss telegraphed on 10th inst., and entered into between the Chinese Minister at London and a certain "London House."

NEW YORK POLICE

BOANDAL.

TWO IMPORTANT ARRESTS.

(Reuter's Servios to the China Mail.)

Laspor, Sept. 15.

Raster's correspondant at New York wires that Gyp the Blood and Lefty

Louis, the two missing men implicated

TRIANGULAR CONTESTS.

Mr. Sannel, Postmaster Gener, speaking at Hartlepool, referred o triangular contests and said that t might be necessary to change the electoral machinery by the adopti of the principle of transferable vote Rather face the danger of the form tion of groups in the House of Cof mons, he said, than suffer the p sent ills. He remarked that. MIN Churchill's interesting suggestion the devolution of England was ne for to-day nor to-morrow, but for th consideration of the Future.

LIBERALS Y LABOURITES.

The Liberal Labour split is furthe

in the murder of the gambler, emphasised by the decision of that

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