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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1913.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

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BWEDISH KING INDISPOSED.

LONDON, Oct. 3.

A telegram from Stockhol states that the King of Sweden is ill at Skaberejo Castle. A bulletin which has been issued states that since hiss operation in 1910, His Majesty often affered from stomachic pains, which had lately increased. Special treat. ment has been advised, and the royal patient is keeping to his bed. Although the King will not attend to any busi mes, there is no cause for auxiety.

THE LATE MR. DIESIL.

LONDON, Oct. 3. The Board of Trade is inquiring into the disappearance of Mr. Diesel, the famous engineer.

U. S. DYNAMITERS.

LABOUR UNION OFFICIALS IMPLICATED,

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LONDON, Oct. 3. A New York telegram states that a sensation has been caused, by the con fession of an ironworker named Davis, arrested for blowing up a railway bridge in New York State in 1971, who has made a confession implicating a number of Labour Union Officials in a series of | dynamiting and similar outrages in recent years.

The treasurer of the Structural Ironworkers' Union, natbed Oones, has been arrested in Indianapolis on a charge of conspiring with Ryan, President of the same Union, and fifty other ironworkers, to wreck the property of the American Bridge Company, Ryan was charged with 38 Labour Union Qficers at Indianapolie in Decem- „ber last, when over a hundred explosions, extending over an area between Boston and Los Angeles, were investigated by the jury.

-TEL JAPANESE CRUISER -** KONGO."

LONDON, Oct. 3. A telegram from Cape Town atatea that the Japanese warship "Kongo" bar left for Singapore.

RATE OF DISCOUNT.

LONDON, Oct. 3.

The rate of discount is five per cent.

THE HOME RULE CONTROVERSY.

SIR E. CARSON'S VIEWS.

LONDON, Oct. 2.

JOOKEY CLUB STAKES.

SPORTING.

Cricket.

ERAJÚKTOOWER V, KOWLOON C70, This friendly Rature will be played to. MARIE LLOYD AND THE IMMIGRAorrow on the K.0.0: ground at 2p.m.

'TION: AUTHORITIES.

THE RESULT,

LONDON, Oct. 3.

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L. A. Rose. G. Q. Hansook, J.:V, Braga, E. L. Braga, R. A. Charvalho, J. Southerton, Dr. M. Anger, W. H. L R. Basa. Wazronor, W. E Rose, J. D. Naris and

Military Golf Meeting,

LONDON, Oct. 3. York Immigration The result in the Jockey Chib Stakes authoritids stopped and subsequently the deportation of Miss Murie Lloyd, the well-known Eng- hish music-hall performer, and the

Through the generosity of the Royal jockey, Bernard Dillon, who had

Hongkony Golf Club, the Fanling dubaod, arrived by the "Olympic. "

linka were placed at the disposal of those They appealed, and meanwhile are taking part in the first Hongkong Military detained at Ellis Ishna.

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Won by two lengths: six rad. The betting was 6 to 1 against Cantil ever; 4 to 6 on Tracery; 4 to 1 against Aleppo.

Cantilever was ridden by Walter Griggs, and Aleppc by FW. Wootton. ; Other starters were Birlingham, Donoghue; Harry of Hereford, Martio: Cylba, Maker; Adamita; Jones.

THE BALKANS' FERMENT

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A THIRD WAR FEARED,

LONDON, DEL 2.

A message from Belgrade states that the Servian army has re-entered Dibar Ochrida.

The reports that Bulgaria is mobilis- ing, though unconfirmed, are disquiet- ing commercial circles, and the outbreak of a third war is feared.

Greece bas ordered the evacuation of Dedeagateh in view of the signature of the Turco-Bulgarian Treaty, bat is tak- defensive measures owing to alleged Turkish equivocations.

Seven classes of naval reservists have been called out.

A CRISIS IMPENDING.

BRITISH DESTROYERS.

SOLVING AN IDENTIFICATION DIFFICULTY.

LONDON, Oct 2

[Golf Meeting on Wednesday. The links. were in excellent order, and by the courtesy of the Manager of the Kowloon- Canton Railway (Mr. Winside), an early stut was possible, a special train being provided for competitors at 8.35 .m. The entries niin bered 48 for the morning, and 39 for the afterscon rounds,

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Bon. Mr. Claud Severa) for the day, his total score being 161. The winner of BLE the Governor's prize for bogey was Majorį El, with the ne score of three up. Capt. Croene secured Col. P. J. J. Rad- cliffe's prize for second in the bogey competition with one down. The railed: envelope prize was won by Major Hanter COMPOSI sfter a lie with Major Woolridge. -

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CHINESE NEW5.

TEKING, Oct. 3.

ANOTHER BIG LOAN DESIRED. ''

With the sanction of the President, Hung Hsi Láng, the Premier. has telegraphed to the Tutus of the varions provinces requesting them to approve of the borrowing of a further loan of £25,000,000 sterling from the

PEKING UNIVERSITY.

A telegram from Athens states that the Navel reservists have been sumQuintuple Group upon the same moned to join the colours within three terms as the other big loan. The days. All departmente of defence are sult revenue is offered as security. taking every measure dictated by the uncertainty of the situation, Greece regarde Turkey's latest pratensions to retain the Aegean Islands as adding to the seriousness of the situation, Tor key is accused of persistently delaying a wettlement and of now attempting to entirely alter the basis of negotiations with regard to which only two small points were outstanding, Greece, while ready to discuss these points, absolute. ly refuses to re-open the question of the Aegean Islands.

JAPAN AND CHINA.

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LONDON, Oct. 2. With reference to rumours of Japan. eae activity op the Yangtsze and of Japan's intention to take action which is calculated to lead to the dismember,

The students of Peking University have arrived at Tientsin, where they will be prepared for entrance to foreign Universities abroad. In future Peking University will be utilised for the training of students for foreign miversity entrance examinations. •

VICE-PRESIDENT RESIONS.

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The representative of the Vice- President, La Yuen Hung, has ar- rived in the capital and has tendered

Yuen Hung's resignation.

A MILITARY REVIEW.

The Cabinet has decided to hold

By the atterson-train H.E. the Hon. Mr. Claud Severn, H. Major General Kelly, and a large number of ladies arrived to witness some excollent played data

In the approaching and putting compati · tion Mr. Stewart was successful after three ties with Capt. Saxton nad Mr. Milner Jours.

Away by the President... Major-

At the conclusion the prizes were given

General Kelly, C. B.,%nd a most enjoyable, day came to a close.

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a great military review immediately Lieut. Milla after the Presidential election,

*A PRIVATE NEGOTIATION. It has been decided, in order to avoid the excitement in both coun- tries that publicity would occasion, Sir Edward. Carson, speaking at Dun-ment of China, Renter has received an Government and the Japanese Minis- that the negotiations between the gannon," said that no conference was authoritative assurance that Japan-haster with reference to

the Chapli possible unless it was based upon a principle consonant with the Ulster Co-no intention whatever of embarking on incident shall be held in private... wemant. If this was not conceded, they course which is likely to lead to Unionists must rely on their own right such undesirable consequences. arms, and if disaster followed it would Reports of an increase in the Japan read the United Kingdom and the ese forces at Hankow, of the landing of Dominions Overseas into two parties, a large number of troops at Nanking, who would be fighting fratricidally at a and of the despatch of an ultimatum moment when they should be showing a | are entirely baseless,

nited front to all nations.

LIBERALS AND LAND REFORM,

LONDON, Oct. 49. Mr. Alexander Ure, M.F., speaking at Birmingham, said the Liberals would fight the next election on the land question. The reform would be based on the Scottish Land Act,

WOMEN'S MEDICAL SERVICE IN INDIA.

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THE QUESTION OF RECOGNITION.

It is stated that fourteen Powers will recognise the Republic immedi." ately after the Presidential election.

SHANGHAI," Oct. 8.

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The pay of Chang sun's troopa is now two months in arrear, despite

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ENGLISH LEAGUE,

FIRST DIVISION.

· 84+66-170 | #Bolton Wanderers 6 Oldham Athletio. 2

Newcastle United 2. Bunderland veg. Totʼham Hotspur 3 *Chelson, ........ L Everton... 8 Preston North End

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Association Football.

HECORD DIVISION.

Shefeld Cited... 5 Derby County... 9

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Major Hunter beat Major Woolridge Manchester United 5 Sheffield Wed. ... 1 *Clapton Orient... 1 Fulham............... Ú Leeds City

3. Glossop of weitig ✪ Grimsby Town... U Notts County 0 *Bristol City... 5 Stockport County 0 Wolverham'n W.... 3 Nottingham Forest D.C.L.L RESERVES, V. HONGXosa POLICE Huddersfield ..... Bary.....

Woolwich Arsenal 2 Leicester Fosse

Blackpool..... Hall City... Bradford.

1 Birmingham d........ Lincoln City... Barzaley

The leurs played their first 2c. Division United Services Leagure match on the Military ground yesterday.

Teams D. Heserves-Fitzgerald ¦ Bailey, Childe: Tregilgas, Holmen, Dans- ford Wooks, Oudio, Don, Newhold,

Japan has bad troops st Nanking for ALLEGED THEFT BY TRICK. Back, patrolling the Japanese settlement for many years, and any fresh troops are merely sent to replace those who are returning home.

A PECULIAE CASE.

According to the latest information, the Nanking affair may be regarded as settled, as China has promised to fulfil GRANT OF £10,000 ANNUALLY.all Japan's demands, including the of Hyphocrate Degeoglon,

removal of General Chang Hsun.

Japan's policy in China is entirely in agreement with the obligations of the Anglo-Japanese Alliance, and Japan does not intend to take any action which is likely to lead to differences between the British and Japanese Gov- ernments, as she is as sincerely desirous of maintaining the integrity of China es her ally,

Sir Charles Lakis, lecturing in Lon- dos, sazounced that the Government of India has approved the grant of £10,000

yearly for a women's medical service in India.

JAPAN AND THE UNITED STATES.

NEW COMMERCIAL TREATY.

LONDON, Oct. 2.

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LONDON, Oct. 2.

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Bongtong Polich-Bwana; Clarke, Lave; McKnight, Gardner, Druzy : Grimmett Reynolds, Booker, Taylor, Wilson."! At the Magistracy to-day, before Mr. Referee, Mr. Moran.

From the start the soldiers were the Wood, Tang Sik Hi. was charged with stealing, by a trick on the 14th July, 16 more nippy side, and gave the Police de American twenty dollar gold piecas, valus fenon a rare worrying. Cave and Clarke

Scottish League. 31 in Hongkong currency, the property defended stantly and shooting wall.

down the field give their forwards" * *Rangers ............................... Mr. Gardinar appeared for the comebase to make headway, Grimmett and Queen's Park plainant, and Mr. Shenton' for the defence. Reynolds on the right, eluded. Dunsford but Raith Rovers

3rd Lanark Mr. Gardiner said that the complainant, Bailey oinaced when a goal looked likely. Celtic Mr. Dedooglen, reply had the Turco Holmes put his side on the aggressive and. Dundee Filipine Store, at 18 Queen's Road Ger- following hat attack, Newbold farted "Falkirk Hot tral Ee became acquainted with the de- between the bicks and opened the scorir g *Airdrieonians. fendant about four months ago. He with a shot that gave Swanu no chance. was introduced to the complainant as a The Police made another visit to the gentleman who wished to introduce some soldiers' goal from the kick off and Wilson business to him. The complainant, an old forood a corner from which Reynolds made man, and the defendant went to Macs and

an attempt to foros the ball through but mat a female, who was represented to be's woman of considerable mean? She was Holmes relieved. A penalty against the staying at a large house in a fairly good Police for Care handling was aboh cotaide. Damberton Harp. street, and it was arranged that she should Before the interval, however, Book gave pamfries

Vale of Leven Investorrtain moneys in $20,000 in a factory to be started here for the manufacture of the anldiers further lead, when the Arthurke aigarettes and tobacco. An agreement score stood:-D.O.LI Reserves 2: Johnstone was signed, and after the negotiations. find

*King's Park *Dundee Elb... 2 Brechin

Stevenation United bar 15 places of gold, --American $20 pieces Swann, time and again, extricating the 486 Johnstone 8 Daablave

to make's belt. Complainanɔ: malā.) would do so. E bought the money, and Folice from dimolt positions. defendant iterwards baige and exid he had Wooks were often on the warpe

letter from Froman pressing him lot the defence but gram

A telegram from Washington states that surprise has been expressed by the

Much interest is taken in the been completed the female - enggested, ongkong Police, t State Department at a Press despatch The second ball favoured the soldiers, from Tokyo which states that Japan will seek a new commercial treaty with Franz Ferdinand to England as the guest of the King at Windsor for a week, The Vienna Press welcomes the virit as being likely to strengthen and im prove Anglo-Ausinian relations,

the United Biatos,

Unofficial information received indi oaice that Japan, instead of seeking substitute of the Knox Treaty of 1911, desires an sgronment which, la conven tional terms, will recognise the right of Japanese to own land in any Blate of United States on synal terms with the citizens of any other nation

LOED BACKVILLE'S DAUGHTER MARRIED.

LONDOS, Oct

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Victoria, daughter of Lord and Lady were parties to it. Be peop attitude of the State Department Sackville, was married to Harold, som to base the charge amended

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