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(THROUGH BETEE'S AGENUT,]

THE DRINK ́ NUISANCE.

'GOVERNMENT'S PROFOSALS

CONDEMNED.

LONDON, April 30th.

WORK OF THE "TRIUMPH."

GRAPHIC STORY OF SHIP'S

ACHIEVEMENTS..

--SEVENTEEN-TIMES-IN-ACTION-----

The following graphic account, dealing In the House of Commons, the drink in a general way with the operations of taxation proposals were strongly oon.M.B. Triumph, was written for the demned, depecially in the speeches from Daily Mail by their special correspon. dent, Mr. G. Ward Price, from the Acgcan. He writes:-

the Irish members, including Mr. John Redmond, Mr. W. O'Brien, and Mr. T. Hoals, K.O., who desired to have Ireland With a shell hole through her funnel excluded from the Bill, saying that no and the muzzles of her fourteen 7:3in. case had been made out against Ireland. guns that projected from their casemates The opinion is generally expressed that along her broadside stained and blacken- the House desires to give the Governmented with much firing, thus the Triumph power to deal with certain areas, but it came steaming out of the distance and, robable that the taxation proposals making a signal to & big collier that will be altogether modified.

The House of Commone provisionally passed resolutions in order to prevent withdrawals from bonded tores, Five O'Brienites opposed, thus forcing the first division since the war commenced.

THE TURF.

RESULT OF THE THOUSAND

GUÍNEAS RACE..

The result of the One Thousand Guineas is as follows

VAUCLUSE

SILVER TAG

BRIGHT?

2

Fifteen ran; the winner won by three quors of a length; a length and a half separated second and third.

Betting: 5 2 2 against Vaucluse; 4 to against Silver Tag;.10 to 1 against Bright

followed her, set herself to coal.

It was a broather for the ship that has had more fighting than any other in the British Flect, that has fired pore heavy shells than any ship in the whole history of the Navy, if you can call it a breather to take in 108 tous of coal in the first forty minutes.

After anchoring, the crew, looking like Booty Marathon runnera, engaged in an endless wheelbarrow race as they rattled their trucks to the ship's side over the gritty decks. The Triumph has been seventeen times in action in this war. She has been hit fourteen times and she has fired 2,000 rounds.

In one day's engagement she has used as Thany Tholls as would serve her for peace practice purposes for five years. What the Triumph now knows about bombarding forts and being shelled by them in return would fill a three-volume novel. And you don't get any more used to it with habit," they told me,

The Triumph came from Tsingtau to CHINESE TELEGRAMS. the Levant and there she has had a hand in everything that has been going. The last and most interesting of her adven tures I cannot unfortunately relate, but there, as everywhere, this cheerful, high- spirited ship's company seems to have shown itself, as usual, rather more than equal to an emergency,

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

JAPAN AND OḤINA, *

CHINA EXPECTED TO STAND FIRM.

[FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.]

PERING, May 1st-

The Chinese Goterument will answer Japan's deniands to-morrow,

Flight concessions may, perhaps be made, but it is expected that the Govora ment will maintain a firm attitude.

WAR NEWS.

GIRL SPY SHOT.

A girl named Marguerite Schmidt, a native of Thinucourt, in the extreme cast of France, was shot as a spy recently in the presence of French troops. She con- fessed that the Germans had paid her 200 franes for penetrating the French lines and sending information to them.

RHEIMS CATHEDRAL.

TO BE MADE A PLACE OF PILORIMAGE. The Matin published the following tele- gram from Milan:

The famous Italian writers, D'Annan zio and Ojotti, have visited Rheims Cathedral. They afterwards called og Cardinal Lucom, who has been compelled to leave the Archiepiscopal Palace, and in now living at a spot fully exposed to the

enemy's shells.

The Cardinal stated that after the war the Cathedral would be left in its present state for a whole year, and would be made the goal of a pilgrimage.

THE DANGER OF A KISS.

An inquest was held recently at Hack Dey bearing on the circular recently issued by the Local Government Board upon the danger of kissing.

A little girl, Alexandra M. Tuckersole, aged 10, while at school became suddenly ilf and was seat home by her teacher, who also at once notified the relieving ollice The child died early next morning with out medical attendance, a circumstance which was fully explained.

Dr. Turtle, divisional police surgeon, said he made a post-mortem examination and found, the microbe of cerebro-spinal meningitis (spot-fever) in the girl's brain. The coroner, Dr. W. Wynn Westenit, alicited from witness that a soldier, a -relativo who had returned from France. on furlough had kissed and fondled the child, Dr. Westcott asid it was huge than likely that the soldier had brought the fatal germs from France.

The jury found a verdict of Death from Spotted rever

THE GENERAL MILITARY

SITUATION.

The following telegram was received at Simision April 6th fren England:—

correspondat, The Times military reviewing the general situation, says that the situation of the Allies' Armits is rela

I wish a few million British. taxpayers could have shared with me the couple of hours I spent in the Triumph. They would appreciato what a splendid reality lies behind the big Navy Estimates at And over and above what money can which they have sometimes grumbled.. buy are the unpurchasable characteris ties of courage and efficiency of which the Triumph is an example and which r reproduced wherever the White Ensign

flies.

THE OPENING.

THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, MONDAY, MAY 3nD, 1916.

The Weepers passed into the straits, Triumpă also destroyed an observation post for mines,

run

March 1st found all the defences of the Dardanelles up to, but not including, the Narrows reduced. With the Albion and Triumph ordered to make a against Fort Dardanus, on the Asiatic side, the shipe were soon under a heavy fire and were déluged all round. Two Turkish shells fell on the Triumph's quarterdeck and one bruised the armour belt.

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SHELL IN CAPTAIN'S CADIN.

Of two that pierced her one burst in the captain's cabin and destroyed the furniture and ond fell near the gun-room. and blew up and dismounted the guns In the evening a party was landed that were left in the batteries. Packed with gun-cotton or some other explos: they were hurled so far, across the sea that the Triumph had to move of. freworks" is how "Flaming chunks of gun going up like describes it.

gunnery lieutenant And

since then, tho Triumph has seen more brisk momenta which make a stirring yarn that mast be held back for good reasons; Amid it all they have found time to have a concert on the lower deck, however, at which The Shades of Nelson," in two acts, was the farco performed with immense success.

The splash on the water of shells falf ing-short-that is a detail of their many engagements that has most impressed it- self on the mingis of those in the case. matea and turrets and engine-rooms in these days of blind naval war when men log and lay and fire as the telephone tells them. Those below are constantly asking the fire-control people in the fore- top by telephone what they see, They call them the "Press Bureau," and scraps of description and jokes are con stantly flashing over the wires about the ship, even in action, when there are ne orders to be given or olanged.

TO ACTION WITH CHEERS.

The crow always give a delighted cheer. when they go under fire. Only once have they shown indignation, That was when the enemy one day interfered with their dinner.

SHIPPING IN PORT.

STKAMERS.

CHANGCHOW, British str., 1,203, G, Morin,

28th April-Bangkok 19th April, Gen eral-Butterfield & Swire.------ CHEIAN MARU, Japanese str., 1,100, Oka, 27th April-Hongay 24th April, Coal. CHUNGKING, British str., 1,011, Rees

Order.

Lowis, 19th April-Swatow 14th April Butterfield & Swim.

INDIAN AFRICAN LINE.

Cargo onrried on through Bills of Lading from HONGKONG to DEIRA PELAGOA BAT, DUBBAN (Natal), EAST LONDON, PORT ELIZABETH and JAPE TOWN with transhipment at COLOMBQ to Blazers of the INDIAN AFRICAN EINE.

PROPOSED BAILINGS. Connecting with -*SURĀT”.

FROM HONGKONG:

Pure CotonBO I 23rd-May,

-17th Juno. BxGALLART ÄGDOMMODATION YOU LET AND Snd Class PassENGEER,

DALJIN MARU, Japanese str. 699, E ORIENTAL AFRICAN LINE.

Murakami, 28th April-Swatow 27th April, General-Osaka Shosen Kai eha

DAIYA MARU, Japanese str., 2,758, Y.

Goto, 17th April-Wakamatsu 11th. FURUI MARU, Japanese str., 3,800, H.

April, Coal-Mitsu Bassin Kaisha.

HANGSANO, British str. 1.359, 8. Wilde, Cheshaki, 30th April Moji gard April, Coal-Mitsu Bussan Kaisha.

28th April-Saigon 23th April, Rice.

Jardine, Matheson & Co. HILD, Norwegian str., 720, G. Jensen, 28th April Bangkok 10th April, Rice-Chinese,

HONG BEE British str., 2,085. Ogden, 14th April Singapore 8th April, Ano, Chinese str., 991, Hogg, 31st April

General Chinese.

Singapore and Saigon 17th April, MONGOLIA. American atr, 8,750 Emery

Rice-Chinese.

Rice 23rd April San Francisco 27th- March, General.-Pacific Mail S.S. Go. MoYORI MARU, Japanese str. 2.295. S.

Kushikiki 30th April-Moji dr April, Coal-Nippon Yusen Kaishi. PRRANANO, British str., 1,029, H. Flash-

man, 20th April- Bangkok 22nd, April, Ricc.-Chineso.

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"CHT 7 OF NEWCASTLE '' On 27th May

SHINKO MARD. Japanese str., 1,936. T. MARSEILLES:& LONDON --- "KALOMO”

Okudo, 19th April-Java and Tegal 9th April, Bugar.-Mitsu Bussan Kaisha.

SYHIRO MARU, Japanese str., 1,068, F. Yabuta, 19th April-Keelung 18th April, Coal-Order. TAISHUN, Chinese str., 1,400, Westerlund,

28th April-Shanghai 24th

April, TAKBANG, British str., 877, R. A. Vethens,

General--Chineso.

27th April-Shanghai 23th April, General-Jardine, Matheson & Co.

"

Subject to change without notino. For rates of freight and further information apply to

Hongkong, 13th March, 1915.

That, great grey ship is more TATYUAN, British str. 2,000, P. W. Grier, THE TAIKOO

than a piece of war machinery; she stands for all that is of the very finest in spirit that has built the Empire and is now fighting to guard it.

RUBBER SHARE PROSPECTS.

sub-

war, says the Times of the ith ult, the Compared with the time just before the

market value of rubber shares has under- gone a considerable appreciation, inany It was on February 17th that the of them being quoted 25 per cent, higher Triumph assisted at the opening of the today than they were then. This is due operations against the Dardanelles. The primarily to the improved Price| destroyers made dashes to within a f rubber itself, which 1 the thousand yards of the batteries at the sam

period has had entrance to the straits, but the Turks did stantial rise from 1s. 11d. to 2, 4d. a 1 not fire on them. Then the Albion bom- and looks like remaining for the present barded Fort 1, on a point in the Galli-strong market, The causes of the rise poli Peninsula, and destroyed a battery in rubber are the large Government de between Cape Helles and Point Texel, mands for tires, waterproof shorts, medi: which the bluejackets, by the way, cal appliances, aeroplanes, and cables, the immediately rechristened Tickel Point, extra requirements of France and R.113- while they soon became familiar with the sia, and the reduction in supplies from farts under such names as "Sandy Boy

Brazil, the Congo, and other sources. No doubt, also, "American" demands have and Old Jim."

yards.

The Triumph opened a slow, deliberate, indirect fire with her 10-in. guns at 7,700 The Queen Elisabeth was lying farther out sending 15-in. shells. The the waterplane parent ship, reported that enemy did not reply, and the Ark Royal, Battery bit was undiscoverable. Trenches and barbed wirs to oppose a landing were een, however, also troops at the top of the cliffs.

son, 21st April-Sydney 23rd March, General Butterfield & Swire. Tarvo 31ARU, Japanese str., 1,630, T

Furomoto, 30th April-Daizen 23rd April, General-and--Cool-Mitsu Bussan Kaisha.

TEAN British str., 1,903, Mills. 30th

April Manila 27th April, General- Butterfield & Swire. TSINGTAU MARU. Japanese str.. 1,529, K.

Tamada, 23th April-Chingwanted 19th-April, Coal-Dodwell & Co. TMANOKK, Dutch str., 3,510, A. W. La

Kory, 28th April-Batavia, Coneral. -Jara China Japan Lijn. TJILIWONG: Dutch str. 2,061, A. Olden- burgen, 28th April-Shiena 2nd April, Rice and Wood.—Chinese, TOMI MARU. Japanese str.. 2.07 J. Ikeda, 28th April-Vladivostock 90th April, Peans--Mitsui Bussan Kai. shu. Vane. Norwegian str. 873. J. Jobern. 30th April Kinħan 23rd April.

Ric and General--Chinese, WADA MARU: Jananese str.. LjóÐ...__Arai,

20th April-Mike 14th April, Coal Mitsui Busson Kaisha.

14th April-Wakamatan 35 April ZAFIRO. American str. 1.409 N. R

Coal. Mitsui Bussan Keha.

Tentorini. 92/1 April-Saison 18th April. Rice, Logs, and Merchandise.

Order.

latterly accentuated the strength of rub-WIMBLEDON, British str. 2436. J. Curitell, per, the stocks in that country having been depleted, prior to its prohibition as

26th Anril-Chinwanteo 18th April contraband, by large shipments for Ger YEI MARU, Janarse str., 2,726, 1. Tiani,

Chal-Dodwell & Co. many and rush for imports having en the recovery in price has proved salva- sued. To many of the rubber companies tion since it has enabled them to carry on their estates until the new areas come into bearing this year, and some of the younger companies that required capital -At-2.30-the Triumph-reconnoîtred the to develop such areas, and were unable to shore to the north of Cape Hellas, At raise it in view of the Government veto, 3.15 she opened fire with her 7.5-in, guns, look like making sufficient profit to tide on the trenches and field works, doing

much damage.

As a large number of

VESSELS EXPECTED.

THE AMERICAN MALL. The str. Pertz sailed from Yokohama

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JAVA-CHINA JAPAN LIJN

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVION BETWEEN JAVA, CHINA AND JAPAN.

costing about 10 or 1s, a I. an average over the difficulty. With production You cannot imagine," said a chaplain selling price of about 2s. 1d such as who looked far from clerical in his coal ruled during 1914, shows a satisfactory on Friday, April 30th, vid Manila for ing rig, a sight more majestic then we margin of profit.

Hongkong. The mails have been trans- TELEPHONE No. 912 saw as we went back in the evening to the companies are interested in tea, which ferred to the str. 4ra Mary of the has also risen in value, the dual produc-NY.K. line, due to arrive at Hongkong rejoin the Fleet. The French ships were firing furiously against the Asiatic fertson should enable them to pay better lay 9th. and the Vengeance and the Cornwallis dividends for 1915 than for 1014. were steaming up and down fring salvoes at Fort 3, which was a tough nut to crack. Imagine à glorious sunset faming across the sky behind the ships and the constant blaze of the salvoes shooting cut over the 5ooth water. The high barren hills and the absence of everything to distract the eye from the great ships and their thundering guns made the bombardment a scene of grim, unforgettable impressive

JESS."

THE GUNNER, LIEOT.-

RUBBER COMPANIES.

dividend of 5s. per share, less tux, making Sungei Way (Selangor) Rabber.--Final

a total distribution for the year of 75

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL. The E. & A. str. St. Albans left Syilney for this port (via Queensland Ports end Manila) on the 21st instant, and may be expected to arrive on or about 14th May.

MERCHANT STEAMER.

STEAMER

The str. Glenlogan from London is duc per share, or 35 per cent.; £2,000 carried here on or about Wednesday, the 5th May. JIHODAS... to reserve account. £1,500 to depreciation, and £500 to income-tax reserve, carrying. forward £4,122. Last year the dividend was 50 per cent,

Selangor Rubber. Final dividend of Bad weather, which lasted from Friday, 100. per share, less tax, making with the February 19th, until Thursday, February three interim dividends a total of 29. 25th, obliged the--Fle to confine its per share, 100 per cent.; £8.000 carried activities to patrolling. Then with to rezerve, £1,500 reserved for de precia Thursday came the Triumph's big day. tion, and £1,500 placed to income tax They found Battery 60 at last and pound-reserve account, carrying forward £2,550. ed it to pieces. Tho gunnery lieutenant, last year the total dividend was 1374 per whom the Triumph's crew privately claim | went.

WAR BREVITIES.

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LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENT. to be one of the most accomplished masters of his craft in the Navy, said he had

The str. China arrived at San Fran never remarked so vividly before-the

Captain J. D. Allen, of "H.M.S. Kent, cisco on April 27th. terrific force of modern heavy projectiles. There were three runs into the straits has licen made a C.B. made on this day. The Vengeance and

tively favourable. The 2.000,00 Austro-the Cornwallis went first, the Frenchment and their military pay will be Germans who opened the great attack upon the Russia Armies in January last warships Galore and Bouvet second.

SHIPPING REPORTS.

and conspicuously failed cannot have and then came the turn of the Albion and foress "until the House had had the op- Light southerly winds with fog.

less than 500,000 men,

The Russians, in taking the great fortress of Przemysl, saptured not only the Garrison but an The Russians hold fast in the Army Caucasus, while in the Baltic and Black Sea their ships prepare the way for other operations in the month.

• Wireless Telegraphy.

The Steamers are all fitted throughout with Electrlo Light and base accommodation for limited number of Baloun Passengers, All steamere carry a nuly qualifted surgeon. Chego taken at through retos to all ports in Netherlands India and Ametralia."

For Particulars of Freight and Passage, appay to them.

York Buildings, 1st Floor.

The Chinese str. Fricking reports:

Hongkong, 27th April, 1915, The British str. Fatshing" reports: Asquith Fine weather.

Both their salary as members of Parlia

issued to members now serving with the the Triumph, They steamed to within portunity, of giving the matter further 3,000 yards (less than two miles) and consideration,"

Baid Mr. stack there under a tornado of shells for recently in the House of Concons, three-quarters of an hour, picking out

Survivors from the Bucker were picked one gun after another of Battery 50.

The general opinion seems to be, that up in various stages of nudity, from th The Russian the gun must have been served by Geraltogether to the fully clad Among the Armies become more numerons and marc man ganners. They were well laid, but latter was an officer clad only in a coat, formidable as armament improves No the shots spread, some short, some over. on which was fastened the inevitable Trun Cross. He was asked, when well enough German troops cent eastward have, as Whoever manned the Turkish batteries yet, to our certain kowledge, returned had guns "to repeat the vigorous to stand the query, how and when he had

Proudly came}; to the West. A grest Russian offensive in the coming summer is something on enemy. Gan after gun turned a somer-

brTraverrry nt which we may count. The French Armi esult under a direct hit, and bricks and number 2,500,000 at the front, and earth and heaps of old stone cannon-balle, 1,250,000 in the interior. The British and which had been lying in the forts for soldiers and sailors were recently Belgians hold an equivalent German fores

The German numbers in the hundred years, went rocketing into theiving unclaimed in the care of the London in front.

Post Office, Mr. Glyn Jones suggested to West are probably about 1,500,000. The

That night the Turks set fire to the the Postmaster-General in the Hovee Allies in the West have, therefore, at least a good superiority of force amount ruins of the forts and barracks Bad of Commons that the contents of the

parcels should be distributed either to ing to not less than a million-mon, and, weather stared again and brought a

On Friday, the 8th, the soldiers and sailors in the field or to adding the Reserves of England, France stand-easy. and Russia, we have at least double the only Turkish defences left at the entrance British prisoners of war interned in Ger- a few howitzers and field-guns.many. The Postmaster-General said be reinforcing powers of Germany and were

Then the French and English mine was taking steps to that end. Austria combined.

phrase the Triumph's crew use about their won such distinction.

the reply:

air.

For

Scarrrborrrough."

About 9,000 parcels which were intendei

The British str. Haiyang reports: Light variable winds, smooth sea and fog at intervals.

The British str. Faiming reporis: Fresh to moderate north-caserly winds and fine weather throughout.

FORTHCOMING EVENTS.

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