1912-09-30 — Page 7

MONDAY, SEPTEMBER, 80, 1912.

THE CHINA MAIL

BY TELEGRAPH BY TELEGRAPH. SECOND EDITION BY TELEGRAPH Borated Lavender HONGKONG

[COPYRIGHT.]

GENERAL STRIKE IN

SPAIN

(Reuter"s Bervice to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 30,

The Spanish railway workers, after ballot have proclaimed, general. strike,

POWDER EXPLOSION IN HUPE.

100 PEOPLE KILLED.

Bouter's Service to the Ching Mail.)

Condos, Seph 30, Reuters norrespondent at Shanghal telegraphe that one hundred people ware killed on Sapt, 19 in a powder magazine" [arp'osion at Fanchéng, in the Province of Hupab.

GERMANY'S FOOD AGITATION.

IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS.

BY THE GOVERNMENT.

Stop Press News them revived strengthe

SIGNIFICANT

MESTING.

'PREMIKE, AND LORD KITCHENER IN VENICE..

BY TELEGRAPH.

COPTIONS.

(Router's Service to the China Mall) BELFAST AND ULSTER

London, Sept. 30,

Lord Kitchener and Mr Asquith have met at Venice.

THE BALMORAL CON FERENCE.

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

LONDON, Sept. 30.

Mr Bazonoff, the Russian Minister for Foreign Affairs, and Si Edward Grey have left Balmoral Castle

THE KOREAN CON- SPIRACY TRIAL.

THE SENTENCES.

DAY

NO DISORDER.

med that they wererfie dom and liberty ideals of unity and

most entkun. Belfast: on

TWENTY MILES OF BONFIRES

It was announced that Sir Edward Carson's guard of honour would cone sist of 110 specially selected Orange (Reutar's Service to the China Mail-mea and 110 Unicnists, and that his

Lannon, Sept. 30,

The Ulster Day celebrations in Bel fast ended without any disorder, save souffle following a display of green Ange by football enthusiasts returning from a match. The police promptly suppressed the disturbance.

subsequent progress to Belfast Lough would be through twenty miles of bonfires and rocket displays on the hills

1 DISTURBANCIS FEIRED.

Some femre; aru Settartained

non during thatt between the Belfast,

Distillery theres being politi

THE **MARUH PAJT.”

Sir Edward Carson, in the evening, from the balcony of the Ulster Clobe, T. reviewed the march past of the mem- bers of the Unionist Clube, who" sub- sequently drew him in a waggonette to

(Beuter's Service to the China Mail.) { the quayside. LONDON, Sept. 29.

The trial is concluded of the 123 Korean Christian charged with con-

{Beuter's Serulae to the China Mail.) | spicy to murder Governer General

IRELAND " PREFTES" PRACE.

opponents.

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Atkinson's "Vislet, and Glycerina, and Cucumber. Bath Soap 30 cents par lar

a

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Bay Rum

This preparation distilled from the les and becries of the Bay enjoys sti. åndte

PRODUCING IN HISTORIC FLAG" reputation for improving and, incr

Ulater Hall, Belfast, on Friday A great meeting was held in the

night, when the enthusiasm cul- minated in the presentation of the flag borne before King. Wilham at the Battle of the Boyne to Sir Edward Carson to be borne before hira ät

Solemn Coverant. Sir Rward-re Saturday a ceremony of signing the

turned the fag to its custodian, say-

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SPRINKLER TOEPED BOTTLES 75 cents and $1.95.

Myrrh and Borax -

Speaking before he embarked, Sir LONDON, Sept. 29.

Taranchi Baron Tachiko, ex-President Edward Carson said that Ireland Beater's correspondent at Berlin of the Privy Council and President of Would Prefer peace, but if there was telegraph that the Prussian Glovers the T.3.C.A., and five others have to be a fight, they would not shrinking it was a sacred trust until the With

ment has made important concessions been sentenced to imprisonment for from it. Siz Edward embarked for conspiracy against Ukter was killed. regarding the importation of meatarulle ten years, eighteen to seven years, Liverpool amid cheering, the ingrested with the Government.

The responsibility for future events from Russia and the Balkans for the forty to six years, and forty-two to five ing of the national anthem, largs towns provided they are sold to years, the others being acquitted.

At this meeting the messages from rocket and pistol firing, while the Unionist leaders were read. the consumer at the cheapest price

bonfires were blazing on the hillsides. Ased after consultation with the

MESSAGES OF FAREWELL.

IN POLAND.

authorities. Other concessions are in FLEET MOBILISATION davour of Dutch and Belgian beef, Tariff modificatione are contemplated shy the Federal Council, which will be Impowered to grant partial rebater

CHINA'S LATEST LOAN.

THE LOAN OVER-SUBSCRIBED

(Bestar's Service to the Okino Mall.)

LONDON, Sept. 22 It is announced that the Chiness Loan was over-subscribed to a con siderable extent

*COMPANIONSHIPS OF TEE BATH,

MORE FOR NAVAL OFFICERS.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 28.

(Bester's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 20.-

A sensation has been created in Warsaw by the sudden and unexpected mobilisation of the seven army corps. of Poland." "It is officially described as

a test.

UGANDA RAILWAYS.

GENERAL MANAGER AP- POINTED.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, Sept. 2

The Belfast

Lough Corps of signallers flashed messages of farewell to the departing stenmer

AT LIVERPOOL.

There were extraordinary scenes at Liverpool as the Patriotic arrived conveying Sir Edward Carson, Mr.F.

SIGNING THE COVENANT.

Saturday morning in Belfast was like a Sunday.except for the decor- Jacks and orange emblems, ated streets and the wealth of Union,

Sir Edward Carson signed the Covenant with" za silver pen on a table covered with the Union Jack,

Crowds proceeded to the services arranged by the churches, the great- est being held in the historic Ulster Hall. This was attended by Sir E. Smith and Lord Charles Beresford.bearer of the Boyne flag, the Lord Edward Carson, and the standard The vessel was due to arrive at 7.30 am, bat the goays were crowded with Unionists long before that time,

ADDRESS FOR SIE EDWARD CARSON.

Alderman Belvidge prosented Sir MY L Harcourt, Secretary of State Edward Carson with un

Address for the Colonies, has appointed Mramidet tremendons cheering, while the Harold Blake Taylor, of the Indisu band played and the people sing Railways, General Manager of the tiod our Help in Ages Past." Ugands Railway,

BRITISH MEDITER RANEAN FLEET.

LONDON, Sept. 98...

The attention of His Majesty the King has been drawn to the disparity in the number of Companionships of the Bath offered to military officers Router's Service to the China Mail.) and officers in penso services as com? pared with those available for naval oficar, und His Majesty has authorised an laerenze of the latter awards by companiouships, which will date from his last birthday,

“AVIATION FATALITIES,

LONDOS, Sept 29,

TOULON.

:

Mayor and Members of the Corpora- tion, Peers of the Realm, Members. of Parliament, etc.

THE ORDER OF PRECEDENCE.

After the service Sir Edward. Car ceeded to the City Hall to sign the son, accétirpanied by fetaresmancah jugant

second, and after him came the Covenant. Lord Londonderry signed heads of the Protestant churches,

Peers, Members of Parliament, off- cials, and others."-

The ceremony of signing the Core- FRENCH BATTLESHIP. naut was carried out with the utmost solemnity and dignity. The Mem- THE “PARIS” LAUNCHED ATbers of the Corporation attended in

their scarlet robes...

At the conclusion of the ceremony, (Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)minent gentlemen associated with Sir Edward Carson and other pro- LONDON, Sept. 30. the movement marched in procession through the streets thronged with cheering crowds to the Ulster Reform Club, where he was entertained to

The Admiralty has issued a forecast Reuter's Toulon correspondent tele for the progressive reinforcement of graphs that the battleship Paris has the Mediterranean fet until faly, been launched amidst scenes of entha 1919, when it will consist of four Dinam battleship cruiters and four cruisers.

The battleship craisers are the In- vincible, the Indefatigable, the In domitable and the Indexible, while the

FRANCE AND THE MEDITERRANEAN.

cruisers are the Warrior, the Duke of (Beuter's Service to the China Mail.) Edinburgh, the Black Prince and the A massage from Washington states Hampshire which is a parent ship of

Loxoos, Sept. 30, Ahat a lieutenant and sergeant were the Alexandria, and will be a battle graphs that M. Poincare, in a semi- Reuters Paris correspondent tele. killed by a fall of 50 feet from an ship of the Majestio class. · aeroplane,

The third battleship Best will cruise official Note, denies the rumours aris in the Mediterranean, from October tog out of the polemic regarding the January next.

-LATED The English airman Longstaffe han been killed while dying at Hempstead, Long Island

TURKEY AND SERVIA.

WAR MATERIAL SEIZED.

¿Beulor's Service to the China Maîî.) |

LONDON, September 28 Turkey lias ordered the release of 20 ear loads of ammunition which was seized at Uskub on the 24th inst, and which was destined for Servia

No action has yet been taken with regard to the consignment seized at Salonika

Tarkey has revoked the permit for forwarding the Berrian" war materia

the ground of the unsatisfactory altituda adopted by Her

BULGARIA WARNED%

It iataled in Vien

ucked by Et

Cast if the break?

Dear the risk

LONDON'S NEW LORD

MAYOR..

(Reuter's Service to the China Masl.)

LONDON, Sept. 28, Sir David Burnett has bean-elected Lord Mayor of London,

THE BALMORAL CONFERENCE

MR BONAR LAW FEISENT.

French naval manœuvres at Gibraltar, and delares that the concentration of the French Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea had been decided a long time ago, and was das exclusively to navel considerations.

LIVELY DOINGS IN ULSTER:

GOVERNMENT REFUSE TO BE BLACKMAILED.

| {Bouter's Bervice to the Chins Mall.) LONDON, Sept. After

Sir J. Simon, the Solicitor General for England, speaking at Leeds, ad

(Reuter's Bervice to the Chino Mall)vised his hearers not to be provoked

LONDON, Sept.

by the Ulster Crusade and the bad taste of the receptions held by Sir, presence of Mr Boner Law af Balmoral he said, refused to be blaclan

on the Edward Carson, The Gove

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luncheon

In Belfast during Saturday after- noon impressive processions of mem bers of Clubs. and Orange Jodges wended their way to the City Hall, where there was a tantinuous sign- ing of the Covenant.

THE RELIGIOUS. ASPECT.

the following message to Sir Edward The Primate of Ireland has sent Carson May God give strength and wisdom to guide Ireland's faithful sons who are trying to save their be loved land from the degradation and disaster of religious state and civil

Dr. McKean, in-hia Ulster Hall sernion, said that the Irish question at bottom was against Protestantism. What Ireland wanted was rest from political agitation, **

The Bishop, preaching in the Cathedral, said that they were ready to make every sacrifice to avert HomeRule.

The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Ireland service the Assembly Hall said the people would never submit to Roman Catholic ne- cendani

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