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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, MARCH 17zu, 1018.
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
TEUTONIC ACTIVITY CAUSES- GROWING UNEASINESS.
MORE MONEY.
PARIS, Fob, gath.
A Cabinet Council was held this morn ing, after which the Budget Committee met to halen to a statement from the Finance Minister of War.
It was officially announced this after- noou that an army credit of £20,000,000 will be asked for, and that the Bill will he Inid on the table of the Chamber noxt Monday afternoon.
The immediate credit asked for will be £2,880,000, which is to be spent this year.
A large sun will be devoted to the air Boot.
Nervousness in Franc with regard to the political situation is becoming more acute, and the Paris newspapers aré ap- pealing to the fovernment to net as patriots, and to act quickly. The gon cral opinion hope expressed in ovary newspaper one takes up and by every man one meets is that Germany is talking peace and is preparing for way.
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[104-45
On the 26th at 11.03 s.-The northern depression now lies to the north-east of Hokkaido.
that, although the military credit of 1912
was to have been spread over a number
----LARGEN - GERMAN INCREASE;--
THE DYED BABY.
ROMANCE OF THE NEW LORD SLIGO.
The death is announced of the Marquis
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Morar, Kelly & Walsh, Ed. Mr. J. Nimmo Wardrop,
Sandakan.
...Bangkok Times" Olles.
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The Directories and Descriptions so of
CEINA Boochow Canton Chiakiang Whampon Nanking Kowloon
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Taku
Kowkiang Samahui
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& Mrs N. cl
F.
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Antung
Hankow
Manchurian
Yochow
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Dairən
of years, the armaments for which it proof Sligo, which occurred suddenly at his Miss Arrkas vided are already in existence, it is easy town residence, 41, Eccleston-squire, S.W. A. T. Barberini to see what this now decision of the Ger- He was found dead in bed. As the cause Mr E. R. Bate man Government means.
of death was certifed as heart failure, Mr E, A. Beaumont arising from sonile decay, no inquest was G. A. Boza- "We may expect," says M. Hedemann, held.
Capt C. R. Boyaon a more considerable increase of German Next month Lord Sligo would have
Bianch military effectives than was at first be entered his eighty-third year. He was
The general staff is asking for born in the year which saw the Corona-1 F. Boanet lieved. more than the Minister of War and thetion of William IV., and so lived under G. Bowack Emperor's military advisers allotted at four Sovereigns of England. At the ago, Mr Brandos
of twenty he went from Haileybury 'Mt H. Bridges M. Hedemann ays that the German College into the Bengal Civil Service, and Mr F. Burgas Bill, nad points out the fallacy of the years. This, of course, included the Mr J. S. Chalmers German contention that there is nothing Mutiny period. During part of that Mrs C. L Church aggressive in it. He declares that Ger dreadful time his young wife and little Mr & Mrz A F. Clarke many would have troubled the peace of son were in great peril from the rebels. Europe several times during the last forty-two years if the armed forces with which she would have to contend had not been so powerful that she feared a con- flict.
The anti-cyolone has spread outward to the first.” Loooboox.
Copt A. W.
Lilienthal
Mr S. Lowrie
Mrs R. T. Matheson
and child
Mrs M&Creo Mrs Goo, Martin
Prosaure is decreasing slightly along the s. Socialists have ceased to oppose the Army continued to serve in India for thirty-five Mr A. J. Cambridge Mr &
coast of China and over Luzon.
Light ue variable winda mes indiested along the E, coast of Chine and moderating monasen
over the N. China Sez.
Hongkong rainfall for 24 hours ending 19 m. to-dag, (.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours onding at noon to-day in an follows:
DISTRICT
* Hongkong & Noighbourhood
Formosa Channel
- FORECAST.
N.E. winds,
strong, Bouth coast of China belwoon (The name n« Hongkong and Lamecka ( No. 1:
South cosal of China between (The Hongkong and Hainas.. 1 *N.E. winds, moderate; fair,
same as No. 1.
CHINA COAST METEOROLOGICAL
Station,
REGISTER.
26TH MARCH, 1913, ...
Wind,
Hour.
Barometer
Temperature.
Humidity. at Sea Level
Direction.
Fores.
Wisther.
7 D
Vl'ostook
Nemuro Hakodate Tokio Kooli Nagasaki Kagoshima,
Oshima... Nolas
..... 6. 29.67
29.73 29.81
.. 29.99 30.09
30.10
,,30 18
Ishiimu
Bonin Is.
Chotoo Woihaisrui Hankoir Ichang
Kiukiang.....
Changaha Shanghai......
Gutzloff Bharp Peak
Amey Swatow Taihaku Taichu Tainuu Koshu Pescadoras
Jaaton
Hongkong
Gap Rock......
Macao
Wachow
Hoihow Pakhei
Phation lotrine.v
C. St. Jame
Aparri
Marilo
Legaspi
Bacolod
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T. F. CLAXTON, Director,
Hongkong, Observatory, 26th March, 1913.
1 Banosvrne, redused to 32 degroom Pubrankoit on the level of the een in" inchoq, taniha and hundredths
+
9 TEMPERITURE, in he shade, in degree Fahrenheit.
3. HUMIDITY, in percentage of saturation," the huidity of air saturated with moisture being 100,
A DIRECTION OF Wino, to two pointa,
S FORCE OF WIND, according to Beaufort Bonie.
g
6 STATE OF WEATHER, b bino sky, a detached clovi, d drizzling min f fug, y gloomy, b hall i lighting, overcast, ppassing showera, a agual, I rain, denow, t thunder, v vinikility, w dow (wet)
7 Kas in inches, tentka and Kandrodikam
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CAREER OF THE NEW MARQUIS.
and 2 children
Mr A. A. Claxton Mr T. J. Cokely The Earl of Altamont, who now Mis W. F. Cowen succeeds, at the age of fifty-seven, to the Miss Crocker marquisate of Stigo, is the son roferred Mr V. d'Oettingen
Mr C. H. Davis In 1995, over Morocco, the German Em-to. peror declared, "I am behind Morocco,!! His mother was then only twenty years
Mrs Day and Prince Burio said to the French of age and he was an infant of seven: r A. F. Deano Ambassador in Berlin "Be careful: you months. They were at Bankipur, when Mr & Mrs Dertosno
In 1903, the native brigade in the district resolved Mr II. W. Doniton are on the edge of a precipice.' when Garmany was, pressing France to to rebel and murder the Europeans. Ar H. C. Donten
the nuke apologies ver Casablanca News of the plot was brought to Bankipur L. Dent affair, Prince Buelow used threatening by a sepoy, and the Europeans were G. A. Dike language again. In 1909, when Austria crowded into the house of the British MR. H. Douglas annexed Bosnia and Herzgovina and tore Commissioner. which
23 hurriedly W. A Dorley up the Berlin Treaty, the German Amfortified. bassador in St. Petersburg warned M.
The morning brought some relief and Mr & Mrs P. Isvolsky that Germany was behind the mother drove four miles down the Dunroobe Austria. The act of Agadir is fresh in river bank to an opium store, which had Mr & Mrs H. everybody's memory.
been also fortified, to stay with friends.. Ehrenfels The situation, is anything but reassur. ing," says M. Hedemann,
She resolved, however, to return to Mr E. Ehrmann "There is nỦ other motive but the obvious motive for Bankipur for clothing for herself and Mr & Mrs B. Everol Gorman's formidable armaments, Op infant; and was driving back when the Alr H. G. Fisher timism can only prevail when France and carriage was stoned by a body of natives Mr. A. B. Fowler Russia havo neutraliced, by efficacions Lying with her baby on the carriage for Mr Denana Faller military measures, the domination which they went safely through the ordeal and MA, Gears the Gorman Giovernment is trying to im regained the opium "fort.". pose on Europe,"
PRANCO-SPANISH ALLIANCE?
This Paris newspapers are full of rum ours. Great prominence is given to-day to an article in a Madrid military paper in which it is suggested that Spain is quite ready to enter into a military alli ance with France, and has an army of 200,000 men at her disposal.
Mr W. Downie
Mr Noil MacIntyne
Dr. & Mr C. W
McKenny
Dr G W. McKean Miss A. McIntyre. Mr C. D. Melbourne Mr B, K. Mehta ⠀ Mr J. Marookl Mr C. Maz
Mr J. D. F. Mülder Hr J.Orasiston Mr E. E. Parsons
Mr & Mrs R. D. Paull Mr & Mrs W, Hatton
• Potts
Mr E. A. Ray
Trade Centroa Ahasi
Fort Arthur Chafno Weikaiwoi Kisochau Tsinanfa Makdon
Shanghai
Tokyo Yokohama
Robo
Kengzoon Nanning Wachowia Ichang Kwangchatwa Churging Pahi Hangchow Hoibew Ningpo Langehow
Wenchor Mengtss Bantu Hokow
Foochow Shering
Amoy
Swatow
JAPAN AND FORMOSA
Osale Keating Moji
Tainantu Nagasaki Tekow Hakodate Anping
Shimonoseki Tamśni
Scout
FASTERN. SIBERIA
Vladivostock
Chemalpo Kursan
CROGEN
Nicojerak
Tropean Mokpo
Fassn
Chinnampo Pingyang Songshin
HONGKONG AND ITS DEPUNDEŃČIES,
Teursne Hae Saigon
Cambodge
Mr W. R. Price
MACAO.
Miss-F. Rony
Sir West Ridgensy
Mr Rommens
Hanoi Baiphong Tankin Provinces Quinhon
FRENCH INDO-CHINA;
Annou
C.
Miss L. Rosenberg
Mr W. Schmidt
Manila
Cebu
C.
Mr P. Schaltheifer
Mr E. H. Sharp
Mr & Mrs Shearetoze
Sarawak Branci
Labusi British N, Borr
BANGKOK
Mr. G. Gordon This place was surrounded by rebels for J. Gourgey a fortnight. The child, however, was Mr Josh Gould
My V. Gonlbourn safely taken through the sepoy lines by M: J. H. Green 2 faithful Indian nurse, who dyed is Mr P. 0. von Griso- skin as a ruse to pass him off as her own son. A fong time passed before the boyr R. J. Grimshaw was restored to his anxious parents, who Capt. T. P. Hull meantime had to go through a further Dr J. G. Hanna siege at Monghyr. *-
goro
Mr W. T. Harbord When the led grew up he became Mr HH. Hinchcliffe Prominence is also given to telegramis from Brussels describing the flight over captain (Captain Ulick Browne) in the Mr & Ma Heura Western Flanders of a mysterious airship 12th Bengal Cavalry, and served in the Hon. Mr E. A. Hewett
C.M.G. last night The airship was attended by Afghan War of 1870-80, for which he a motor-ear with a searchlight, and the wours a medal and clasp. When he Capt D. R. Hewitt telegrama declare that it was n Gornian became Earl of Altamont in 1804 ho held Mr & Mrs H. military airship.op scouting service. a. title which had not been used in the Hickman
A balloon with four German officers in family for a century, **
My H. J. Hunt it grounded at Pepinster, near the Belgian frontier, yesterday, and another one was seen over Verviers.
F.
Mr J. C. Sibley
3178 G. V. Bidford and
child
Mr M. W. Stade, K.C. Mr & Mrs E, E. Smith Mr V. Sorby
Mr Cotton S. Spiro Mr & Mrs Jamer
Spittles
It& Mrs C. E.
Steiner
Mr F. K. Stearns Mies Sanaro
Mr P. D. Sutherland Mr H. E. Swaffleld Mr&Mrs J. D. Swayer Mr J. R. Topp Mr O. Thommeson Mr M. Tobias
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GRAND HOTEL/
In November last he and the countess, Mr Th. van Hout a Surrer Indy, celebrated their silver Copt 1. Innes wedding, his belegram from Scotland to Mr & Mrs H.
Kont her on the actual anniversary being, CZAR'S POLICY OF PEACE.
"Twenty-five years without a regret.
Their country home is at Whitwell Paris, Fob. 25th.
Hatch, Haslemere, in Surrey. A remark President Poincaré to-day received ably handsome man. Lord Altamont has from M. Isvolsky, the Russian Ambassa been known as ons of the cleverest of dor, the Order of St. Andrew and a lotter amateur actors, and he is also a Fellow C. Becker from the Czar.
The Czar, who addressed the President of the Society of Antiquaries. There are Hr P. Benchansen as "great and good friend," wrote: A four children, the eldest daughter, Lady Mise V. Bonetta
Mr K. Braun Filgan” Browus, being now twenty-four. this toment I have at heart the desire to
Mr Bumant repeat to you how imbued I am with the
Mr & Mrs Crow idea that the alliance between France and
Mr P. Drummond W. Elson Russia is in consonance both with the sentiments and interests of the two
P. Gloriz peoples, while at the same time it remains
Mr J. Holdt. an effective factor of the peace of Europe. The British str. Haiyang reports: To MP. Heim
"Emanating from the very heart of Amoy and Swatow fresh to moderate Mr Higginbotham two great nations, consecrated by twenty north-easterly wind, overcast and Mr A. Joskine yours of fruitful existence, this alliance showery; thence to Hongkong moderate Dr Kayt constitutes the basis of the foreign policy N.E. wind, cloudy and fine weather, sen My Lorris which I have traced for my Government. smouth.
"Fer it to hear all the fruits it i cap-| *** able of giving, constant collaboration and permanent contact between the Cabinets
of Paris and St. Petersburg appear to me to be indispensable,
M. Poincaré replied that the Czar night rest assured that he would in the future es in the past remain faithfully attached the alliance uniting Russia and France-Beuter.
to
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HOW THE SOVELEIGH HAS FALLEN IN VALUE,
For the information of the 'Select Com- mittes inquiring into the conditions of employment in the Poetal Service, Mr. G. 9. Barnes, C.B., of the Labour Depart mont of the Board of Trade, has pre- pared a table showing the fluctuations in value of a sovereign during the last eigh Mr G. A. Dutton toon years, messured by its capacity to Consul & Mre Bilsen purchase quantities of twenty-three Mr J. Gordon selected articles of fond.
Mr& Mrs G.G. Gordon
Mr. Barnes gives the following parti- | Lt.-Col. & Mas Gordon oulars respecting the purchasing power of a zovereign in the you: a-under review :—
Year
the
&. d.
1896
..20 A 1MM
1898
..200 1905
Av d. .18 0 17 11
REVISED BY TAH MEMURRA,
1897
..19 % 1903
1898
18. B
1907
.17
.18 0 y
PRICE
$5.
1809
10 4 1008
17 2
1900
.18 5
1909
.17 3
1001
1930
11
Hall, K‚Á‚M,O,
Mr & Mrs B. A. Hale Mr. H. A, Hoteland
G.
Capt & Mrs Hodgina Mr & Mrs W.
Humphreys
Mr & Mrs W. M.
Humphreys
Maj. Humphrey,..8 Mr. & Mrs P. Jacks
Lt-Colon& Mrs. A. I.
Loan and child.
Hi R. Masajima
Mrs A. Rodyk Miss Ada Rowley
Dr Scherey
r J. Schnolus Mr Schwidt Mr H. J. Sharp Mr & Mrs Smith Miss C. Stephano Mr. D. Storch Mr P. Stoll Mr & Mrs Tobias
Mr Tobias
Mr L Tholen
Mr Wahlo Mr G, Watkins Mr C. Weismaar Mr Wenton Mr E. Winston Mr Woodoeck
KING EDWARD HOTEL.
Capt & Mrs MoMunn Mie E. Almond children & xurser Aron Mr & Mrs E. General & Mra L.
Mitchelmon
Bell
Lt. Monteilh. 2.AMA. Birch Mr-3.0. Natl
Hrs Birasud child
T. Olde
Mr & Mr M. Patter
doa.
Rev. Foster, Fagg Mr J. 1. Plurumer Lt.Cd. Radcliffe, E.E Mi Relton, Mr & Mrs A. Bitonis Mr Roberts Rog
Mr.
Eng Condr & Mrs Roque, R.N. Mr A. Sirolzir Mr A. S. Skolt Lt. Col. Uher Smith Mr A Fadas Emith Mr & M1× 2 feti Capt & Era -tericker maid and obild Mr B. S. Stewart- Mr & Mrs J. Sather
land
Col. & Mrs Tasion Maj. & Mr Wenborn
fhot. Whitefield
Mr & Mrs J. H.
Mody
M. Capt G. D. Mis
Mi M. E Murray Miss E, M, Nation Mr A. F. Nobbs Mr E. H. Parrott Capt & Mrs Passmore Mr C. Pool Miss F. Sanndors. Mr A. H. Sayee Mr & Mrs Schenk Mra H. Sidebottom
Mr J. Coulthart Air M. W. Cox Mr & Mrs Dobbie. Mr W, Donaldson Mr C. N. Douet il Mr G. L. Duncan Mis AH. Farmer air& Mrs W. Farmer Mis Fincl ett Mr & Mra E.
Freiten
de
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ANGIN, German str., 1,065, Kumpel, 23rd March-Bangkok 15th March March, Rice and Timber.-Butterfeld & Swire. BENLOMOND, British str., 3,125, A Webster, 18th March-Moji 12th
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DAITE MARU, Japanese str., 1,727, Kata
yama, 19th March-Port Arthur 136H March, Coal-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha ELLERIC, British str., 2,304, B. T. Thomp son, 20th March-Cardiff 17th March, General.-Order.
EMPRESS OF INDIA, British str., 5,041, ——
14th March-Vancouver and Shanghai 12th March, Mail and General- Pacific Railway Co.
FOOKSANG, British str., 8,100, T. A. Mit chell, 22nd March-Caloutta sth March, General-Jardine, Mathesout &Co.
GLENLOCHY, British str., 2,997, 1. T
Jones, 22nd March-London 2nd February, General,-Bhewan, Towe & Co.
KJELD, Norwegian str., 910, T. Helloso,
20th March-Saigon 15th March Gen ral. Order,
Kosoa, Norwegian str., 849, 8. Folk
Minos, 23rd March-Bangkok 156 March, Bice and General-Order. KULICHOW, British str., 1,220, E. Forsyth,
25th March-Amoy 24th March, Gen eral-Butterfield.& Swire. LOKSANG, British str., 934, G, H. Bowker, 23rd March-Chinkiang 18th March, General-Jardino, Matheson & Co. LonNGSANG, British str., 1,193, Leask, 25th March-Manila 22nd March, Mails and General-Jardine, Mathe son & Co.
MEXICAN PRINCE, British str., 1,953, J. O. Young, 17th March- Singapore 10th March, Bulk Oil--Asiatic Petroleum Cc.
NIPPON MARU, Japanese str., 3,152, A. G. Stevens, 1st March-San Francisco ist February. Flour and General.--- Nippon Yusen Kaisha.
PREUMPENK, British str., 1,065, J. H. Scott, 19th March-Saigon 10th March, General.-Chinese.
PHRA NANG, German tr., 1,022, N. G. Major, 21st March-Saigon 17th March, Rice and General-Chinese. Pau YEN, Fronch str., 1,246, L. Ribault Lagasne, 17th March-Saigon 13th March, Rice-Bradley & Co. RAJAH, German str., 2,800, C. Rosiefsky, 21st March-Sandakan 16th March, General-Melchers & Co.
PANATA HARU, Japanese str., 3,200, Kenao, 23rd March-Shanghai 20th March General-Osaka Shoson Kaisla.
10JUN MARG, Japanese str., 4,805, Y.
23rd Yamaxachi,
March-Keelung
20th March, Coal and Genoral. Order.
RUBI, American atr., 1,403, Jarnes Miller, 24th March-Manila 21st March, Sugar and Hempl-Shewan, Tomes & Co.
SEXTA, German, str., 192, Jensen, 22nd March-Swatow 21st March, Rice.-- Hamburg-Amerika Linie,
SI-RIANO, French str., 605, C. Henry, 20th
March Haiphong. 18th
March, General-M. MI..
SILESIA, German str., "8,814, F Ernst, 26th March-Shanghai 22nd March, General Hamburg-Amerika Linie. STANDARD, Norwegian str., 1,481, Bull, 18th March-Langkok 10th March, Rico-Chineso.
TJIKINI, Dutch, st, 1,234, A. Lakey, 21st
March-Japan 13th March, Sugar. J.-C.-J. Lijn.
TILIWONG, Dutch str., Y. P. Scholten, 24th March-Java 12th March, Sugar. -Java-China-Japan Lijn.. TIMAHI, Dutch str., 3,816, T. E.
Scherber, 18th March--Mantoh 12th March, General-Java-China Japan. Lijo
TUNGcs, Norwegian atr., 1,033, 0, L. Halverson, 22nd March-Bangkok 13th March, Rico-Chiness. URAJO MARU, Japanese str., 548, Yaxuda, 22nd March-Anping 20th March, Nil-Mitsui Bussan Kaisha. VARG, Norwegian str., 674, 0. Rasmussen, 19th March-Hongay 16th March, Coal-Bradley & Co. WIEGAND, German str., 201, B. Ahrens, 19th March-Caroline Islands 10th March, Ballast-Malchers & Co. YANGTSZE, British etr., 4,148, G. Rodway,
18th March Shanghai 16th Marches
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