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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY OCTOBER 20 1908.

LOCAL AND GENERAL.

Mas. Tiedemane, wile of Mr. P. M. Tiede" mano, Rumias Consul at Hongkong, arrived in the Colony to day by the e.. Chalog

cichem, from

INSPECTOR Witham prosecuted two Shau-ki- wan' shopkeepers in the Police Court, to-day, for having scales in their possession which were not up to the standard weight. They were each

mulcted in the sum of $to, *

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Haiyang

NEW DOUGLAS STEAMER:

EXPECTED HERE ON SUNDAY,

Floods in Kwangtung.

D&TAILED CASUALTY LIST.

OVER A THOUSAND HOUSES COLLAPSED.“

[From Our Own Correspondent,]

Canton, 19th October. The disastrous' floods in the 'various districts of the North River are now ropoited to bavo all subsided. Some I lands in the district of Hoi Ping only are still loundated with poola of water here and there as reminders of the dreadful visitation. A report giving in detail the names of the villages that were inundated and the sumber of bouses that have collapsed and the number of lives lost in each case, in the Hoi Ping district alone, has been received from the first party despatched by the Central Relief Committee. The report states that in :-

Mesra Douglas, Lapraik & Co. kindly' in- form us this, morning that the new steamer Hatyang, recently built for the Douglas 3. S. Co., Ld., of which they are the general man- agers, left Singapore for Hongkong on her maiden voyage yesterday. She is expected to arriva in Hongkong on Sunday next and will be placed, without undue delay, on the coasting OUR Canton correspondent reports that the sovica in which the vessels of the Douglas Co, amount of Likis dues collected during the first have been the pioneers and familiar representa. and second sen days of thegth moon la Canton, tiven for quite a number of years. in re as reported by the Likin Bureau, was thelsferring to the latest addition to his Com 48,151.7.3.2 and tools 58,770,3.3.0, respectively. pany's finet of steamers, the chairman of the Douglas S. S. Co., at the fast aenust meet A GERMAN pointer dog was sold at Magers. Lin the new steamer Huiyng the Company have ing of shareholders last month, remarked that a first-class boat, thoroughly up-to-date in Cheung Sha Tong 154 and there wom 540 tameluss persons rospect of cargo add passenger requirements, a...... which, while having more than double carrying in 136

Monra & Co.'s apartamen's auction at Shanghai

on gb Init for Ti 210; several. English.

pointers were sold at Tis. so and, upwards; barn medium quality sporting guns realized Tls 70- The houseboat Freimen was sold for Tis 839;n kerosene motor launch was with drawn at Tle. 1,750, and the file houseboat Ark at Thi, tos. BEFORE the business of the Criminal Sessions was opened this morning, Mr. Justice Gem. pez asked the question: "When will the manslaughter case be taken ?" This was the care in which the contractor of a number of houses which collapsed at Shoe-ki-wan during the last ty hoop was indicted. 'The Attorney General replied that he would rather not refer to the case at this stage,

A VERY interesting case will be heard in the Police Court-pext Friday. The parties are: Quartermaster Sergeant Cassie, R. G. A., and John Lambert, an assistant in the firm of Messrs. Palmer and Turner. The parties ac cuse each other of assault. If a report which

trent can be relied on there is likely to be a mild sensation. Mr. E. J. Grist is appearing for the plaintiff. Mr. P. W. Coldring for the

defence..

Village.

Slouker collapsed,

Sai Two Wal£73 capacity of the aimu, will cost but little H L 148 mare in rusping expersoy, and he anticipated Slick Tat. Korg. it would prove economical as regards upkeep

old & new.. and docking expenses.

prátis | Long fia Mun ...

Fook Loup L Kong Tou f Nam Hing L Tung Song Ette

Long Shoung Nu Ping Toge..... Kang Chul wed Wai Chru

The Hoiyang was, launched on the 29th. July last, and in the Greenock Telegraph and Clyde Shipping Gurelle" of the follows ing day there appeared a full descrip tion of the Haiyang. That paper, said: There was launched yesterday, from the yard of Messrs. David J. Dunlop and Co., engineersPak and shipbuilders, lach Works, Port-Glasgow, a first class passenger and cargo steamer built to the order of the Douglas Steamship Com. rany of Hongkong. The new steamer is an enlarged and improved 'Hatching previously built by Messrs. Dunlop and Co. for the same awners, and which has proved herself eminent ly satisfactory and specially adapted in all respects for service on the coast of Chips, and As a Government transport. The following are the principal dimensions and particulars of the vessel; viz.: Length' between prependi. cults, 300 feet 6 inches; breadth (moulded), 38 feet; depth (moulded) to spir deck, 25 feet;

Tie str. Fucking on arrival here last Saturday, the anteur Afail of 12th inst. says, reported passing a steamer ashore below Cocks Head, beved to be the Japanese steamer feat Afara, which left Shanghai for Hankow with a carga of railway sleepers ahout the and of October in charge of a Japanese pilot Sheather, necessary appliances have been fitted.. appears to be badly ashore and will probably have to lighten a considerable part of her cargo

before she can get off.

gross tonnage, about 2;300 toas. Built to Lloyd's highest class as a spar deck sieimer, and all the requirements of the Board of Trade for foreign-going passenger vessels will be adopted. The rig is that of a twt-masted fore and aft schooner, and special arrangements for quick loading and discharging of cargo by means of numerous derricks, winches, and

The propelling machinery provided and fitted by the builders consists of one set of triple ex pansion engines of their own design baving cylinders 214, 35, and 57 inches diameter by 39 A.S. WATSON & CO., PRINCE Ching basisgedanovification to he varieches length of stroke, steam being provide

ion staffs of the Grand Conncil, Grand Secre- by two multitubular, boilers 14 feet 6 inches torist, The Bureau for the Compilation of Con-diameter by to feet 8 luches long, all propor- stitutional Records and Council of State Affairs tioned for a working pressure of 180 lbs, per that, henceforth, documents passing through square inch, and in addilition a large donkey the hands of each prion are 14 he signed by boiler is fixed for working all deck machinery, him and that such person is to be held respon including winches, windlass, electric lighting, sible for such knowledge of such dorument or elc. The steamer is of handsome appearance documents that may lenk out to those who and motelled so as to obtain a good speed on have 110) tight to it.

a low consumption of fuel The accommoda: tion for passengers and officers has been de signed and arranged to ensure the utmost com- fort and all the latest up-to-date fittings pre- vided as is usual in a first class passenger steamer trading in warm climates. Amongst those present at the lanach were: Mr. J. H. Lewis, of Douglas, Lapraik and Co., Hong- kong; Mr. and Mrs. Jas. H. Lewis; Mrs. Lowy Jones, Miss Herste, Mr. and Miss Duolop, Mister Clark, Miss Muis Mr-and-Mr-Mac Intos, Misses Maclotosh, Captain and Mrs Hodgins, etc.__As_the-steamer_left_the_ways.

HONGKONG; CHINA AND MANILA.

ESTABLISHED 1841.

Hongkong, 19th September, 1908..

BIRTHS.

and Mrs, H. Brock, a daughter.

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On October 10, 1908, at Shanghai, to Mr. On October 11, 1998, at Shanghai, the wife of JAMES TIPPIN, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE

On October 11, 1908, at Shanghai, the Rev. ALBERT CASTLETON, of the English Baptist Mission; Choy Pink Shaniting, to EDITH GAZE; of Norwich, England,

Tur steuner Zjikini grrived in port this motiu Ing from the Dutch East Indies. She brought with her 165 deportees, who were landed nad taken to police beadquarters. A couple on arrival there had to be sent to the hospital as they were in a very bad condition, Steps are being taken to ship the remainder to their respective homes. Those bound for Canton were despatched this evening. The Amoy and On 19th October, 1998, at No. 1, Lyttleton Swalow men will have to wait until a ship can Road, Hongkong, Madame E. Ricco, aged-42be-got-for,them. years. (Shanghai and French papers please copy),

{429 Do October 12, 1908, at Chefoo, PHILLY EDWARD. THOMAS HOSKING of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company, aged 28 years,

DEATHS.

The Hongkong Gelegraph

PURSUANT to an order issued on 15th inst, by Judge Charles H. Smith of Manila for the destruction of Inttery tickets seized on the

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awaiting relief.

WIS 34211

In Chik Ham, the suburb of ni Ping, 235 houses of the clan Sze-tu in Tai Kai village collapsed; 765 houses in Yuen Kow and Yuen Luk villages of the clan Kwan collapsed; 31. houses in the Chu Chak village collapsed; 30 houses in Sheung Tong village collapsed; 31 houses in Song. Yuen village collapsed; 65 houses in Ha Torg village collapsed; 43 houses in stiu Pin Long Taui village collapsed; 47 houses in Kwong Ling Li-village collapsed; 72 houses in Pak Chap village collapsed, and 68 houses in Topg Mee village collapsed.

Telegrams.

HONGKONG TELEGRAPHA

SERVICE.

ANTI-FOREIGNISM IN SHANGHAI,

CHINESE OPPOSITION TO THE PROPOSED REGATTA,

[From Our Own (Correspondent.]

Shanghai, 19th October,

35.40 p.m.

In a proclamation issued by the Taotui to-day he warns all foreigners against participating in the proposed regatta at Henli.

The proclamation states that the natives in the vicinity of Honli have held an indignation meeting as a protest against the regatta to be held on the 23rd and 24th inst.

Telegrams,

HONGKONG TELEGRAPE"??

SERVICE.

ANTI-OPIUM CAMPAIGN.

POPPY CULTIVATION.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Peking, 19th October.

It is proposed by the Central Government to ask for reports from the various provinces as to the best methods to be adopted for reducing the area under poppy cultivation within the Empire.

CHINA'S CURRENCY.

THE NEW REGULATIONS.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung. Fo."]

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The Taotai adds that if foreigners

Peking, 19th October choose to participate in the regatta The majority of the Foreign they do so at their own risk; he dis- Ministers in Peking are in favour claims all responsibility,

of the regulations, relating to China's Tois telegram was received too fate for yes currency, which are about to terday's issue.-Ed., U. E. 7.]

enforced.

TAOTAPS OBJECTION WITHDRAWN,

Consular Intervention SUCCESSFUL

[From Our Own Correspondent.]'

The Chinese currency y restion is onca mora on the tapis of discussion. " Both the Chinese financiers and the Chinese Press, agree that a usiform currency in China is tirently needed as the present uncertain value of the non-existe ent tael affords a loophole for a lot of squeezes on the part of back officials and merchants, and is hampering trade to no smalt ezent. One who is unaccustomed to: the method of Chi- As a result of the Consular Body's

nese fluance, will find the prosent Chinese intervention, on behalf of the Com-currency question a mixed and fotricate pro-

Shanghai, 20th October,

→2 p.m.4

Another' urgent telegram was recaived at 8 o'clock yesterd y avoning by the Contral Re liel Committee from the magistrate of Hoi. Ping district in which that official plead, inmittee of the Rowing Club, the earnest terms, the Relief Committee and the Shunghui Tuotai has withdrawn his different charitable institutions for further supplies of provisions for the sufferers in his objection to the regatta being held district.

at Henli on the 23rd and 24th inst.

During the past two days meetings have been held by the different charitable institutions, the Relief Cummities, and other private. organizations to arrange for further supplies of provisions and necessaries to be sent to the floaded districts for the relief of the sufferers.

Up to this morning over twenty steam-laun ches have been despatched on expeditions to the affic ed districts' with supplies on board to the rercus of the poverty-stricken people who are now in urgent need in the devastated places,

blem to solve. The foreigners who have studied

the question on the spot have advected a gold standard for China, but the Chinese are not favourable to such a change at the present juncture. Oce of the main questions which

E. Tang · bao-Yi'is going into,daring his tour, is that of currency, and his opinion is awaited The Shanghai Mercury, of 15th ins, saya:—with a small anxiety by both the foreigners The autumn regatta of the Shanghai Rawing and the Chinese. In the meantime an Imperi Club, which is to take place on that beautiful al Edict en Chinese currency has bean stretch of water at Hen-li, near Quinsan, pra issued, a translation of which appeared in mises to eclipse all previous functions of the the issue of the Chinese Public Opinion of the kind in point of success. The Committee of 8th inst. The substance of this""Edict; is e the Club have been busily engaged during the memorial on Sasace which Commissioner Yi prat, week in making preparations for the event, Kung and Prince Pu Luo, the President of the and in view of the fact that the first Interport Constitutional Bureau, have sent in to the Rowing match ever held in this district will Throne. It states that as Foreign Powers take - take place, a large number of spectators should gold coins as a wandard and copper coins as a- The Sell Government Society has received make the journey to insin on Friday lowest currency based on this, their monetary a telegram from Kongmods to the effect that, and Saturday next, 23rd and 4th October, systems are very convenient to regulate. If after the disastrous floods, which bave rained There is to be accommodation for, aver goo Chinese finance is attempted to be organised. the people, cases of robbery are cf. frequent people on the Grand Stand which will be erect on a similar basis the cost will be enormous, uk occurrence in the market places of Sac Cheunged bear the station and which will commands the present currency is so mixed and intricate. Pik Hei and Cheung Sh. The Self-Govern superb view of the course. The Railway Com-As the capital for such a standard, capbot Society was asked for assistance in the shape pany's caterer will have charge of the catering be raised it would be extremely dangerons af fnod muffs as well as their co-operation in arrangements and for this purpose a large tent to introduce a nominal gold standard when devising treasures for protection against similar will be erected on the Souchow side of the China does not possess the gold coins. reach, to which access may be hid by means This is the reason that the memorisliste: thứ kế disasters in future. On receipt of the message, the Society at once petitioned the Viceroy in of a free ferry. The application for houseboat at Chins will take some time to reform her forming His Excellency of the facts and asked mostings have already been more numerons currency in such a manner as not to, causa die- bim to take steps to afford protection to the than last year, and should further applications tress. As the fac), mace and candareens have affected peasantry.

The district of Yeung Chin in the sub-

be made the secretary will be able to mate been used for such a long time in China as the standard, the populace have grown so ag arrangements_for_additional_accommodation.

"Customed to these bat ́any alteration cannot she was named Haiyang by Mrs. Joner, prefecture of Yeung Koog, was also inundated, Details of the railway, arrangements have be made without extreme difficulty. This waig

and a telegram bas been received from the already appeared in these columns...

also the view formerly taken by the Chamber The crews are training with the usual keen. The Shan Hoa Chu has again detailed theness and some of the events are sure to be

of Finance. local officials begging for help.

sister of Mr. Lexis of 'ougla, Lapras and Co. Since the cominencement of construction in February last the Hely.ng has been under

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The Edict settles that a silver coin weighing,

steamer-Ton-on-April-24,<he-Insular Collector the direct superintendence of Mr. W, F. Mac-gunboats Pu On and Fook Wai lor expedition.closely contested. The Interationals will be one-tael Kuping-shuil-ba-the standard of Chin of Customs has detailed a board to perform this Totash, the company's edgineer, who alun Ary service wirth rice for distribution in the represented by England and collied only; nese money and coins of one mace and fire

dary. There were six hundred and twenty-three tickets on the Canton Lottery seized at that time and the board which will se to their destruction w II consist of Ezra W. King, B. L. Burdene, and 1. S. Waddington of the custom house staff.

superiuteaded the construction of the Hatchtig, and who will take charge of the machinery de partment of the Hiyang. The new steamer will be commanded by Captain A. E. Hodgios, who has just arrived here from Hongkong.

S, S.- "BINTIOY!

EXCURSION TRIP TODAY. |

No one who can recall the former 13.

*flooded districts,

JEALOUSY AND REVENGE,

KNIFE "JUGGLERS" IMPRISONED.

the German crew, to the regret of meny, ba ing scratched. The English eight this out practically every night and are at present the favourites though the Scots are not much lack ing in the way of training. The Scottish four In the presence of a pumber of interested will probably give a better account of them, spectators, three men, who were arrested on solves than the o ght, as the faller crew contains suspicion of having taken part in a recent slab-quite a number of novices. The Grifins, besides [bing affray'at West Paint, were deth with in ||hing exceptionally numerous this year, are the Police Court, this foregood. The trio were training hard and a few have promise of the charged with assaulting a woman and two men making of good narsmen.

INTERPORT CRICKET. occasioning bodily harm, and with being in

sanction. Os thèse charges the first two de-

obtain a license, it is therefore ordered that ing. The requisite materials were obtained, boar since. ber purchase. from the Hongkong fendants were found guilty and Mr. J. R. Wood PRACTICE GAME AT SHANGHAL

including a sco-rouble note, and the work was being executed at Shimabara when the police

were, informed and the arrests were made. ́ ́

sentenced each to six months' hard fabour, while the third man was discharged.

[From Our Own Correspondent }

Shanghai, 20th October,

2 p.m..

The facts of the case as they were told durin the trial were that on the 13th of last month a gumber of men, who were undoubtedly hired for thepurposs, called at and gained admittance to a house of doubtful character at 9. Yee Yik Lane. The men were shown into the drawing roomed here last evening. where they waited for some time, not a word being passed between them. Some five minutes

candareens shall also be struck and issued so that the currency may flow regularly. The tal coios and those of high value shall be made of 98 per cent purs silver and the small subsidiary of 88 per cent. Agreements should be come to with foreigners for the acceptance of these coins and all Yamens should be notified that, heresfer all incomes and ex perditures must be madeisccording-1 standard and no questions of weighis, colour, ate shall be utilised in place of these cościa. The Viceroy and Governors of various Per. |vinces are ordered to investigate the public

funds of all kinds and show lo, a CÍRAY WAY, the Board of Flapuce the amount of prof loss which the, change may brin everything may be placed on a corect. The Edict 'goes on to point, out that present debated currency is dus coigers who have reaped profits to themselves.

The Hongkong cricket team arriv-The Board of Finance is ordered to draw up regulations to vovern strictly the currency, so |that in due course the currency of China may The cricketera are engaged at all come under one system. The proposed

coins have ant yet been minted,, so in the merutims dollars and subsidiary coins must

HONGKONG, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1908,

THE ANTIOPIUM CAMPAIGN,

Stx men were arrested in Japan on the oth OPIUM SMOKER'S LICENSES.'

"ultimo and are. now being examined on'a The Central Government has carried out the charge of attempting to forge Russo-Chiacie Bank notes. The ringleader is said to by a. order promulgated in the Imperial Edict and the Ministry of the Loterior has issued regularesident of Shimabars, and the other prisoners Sorsogim before her foundering in the big include a lithographer residing at Nagasaki, typhoon of September 18, 19:6, will recognise tions to the affect that all opium smokers shall who was hired oc juse it to execute the prior. id the ts. Binthuy the old craft that had re. possession of dangerous weapons without police

cently been converted into practically a new during the 9th moon, from the sixteenth day to the 30th all opium smokers shall go to the Police stations in their districts and there

and Whampoa Dock Co, by a French firm in Topkin. Mestis, Wilks and Jack, Ld., obtain a license. Three kinds of licenses will

hught the old Sorsogon on behalf of ber be issued-One for the right to purchase

DEW owners and under their superintood opium; one for the right to purchase the AT the instance of Sergeant Gordon, of Cheangence the vessel was overhauled and a sew poppy (these must be renewed every three chau Police Station, a fisherman named Chan act of boilers put into the bull. The electric months). The third is a visitor's license. King Sing was prosecuted in the Police Court, installatoa and equipments we'd attendef to which Ajust be renewed monthly. The in-day, for larceny. Mr. Ono Kong Sing ap- by Messrs. Wilks & Jack, After the repairs cost of the license will be regulated according peared for the defence. Chan, it was alleged, had been completed the Sorangon was re-named to the quantity of aptum taken. The rate will was formerly in the employ of a man named the Cerail, since changed to the Binthug. The bero cents per capdareen of opium and ena Work & On, who carries on a salt, fish shop steamer is a handsome looking little craft, and hundred.cants per Tank Tho-various-licenses, at-Cheveg-chau-On-the-g'a-instant-it-war was taken our on a cruise shortly before noon shall not be mixed together so that 'a license asserted the furing the absence of his master today. Her bandy site and amart appear for buying opiuni shall preclude the licensee Charfe $1.50 from a locked drawer and from holding ■icense for the purchase of the disappeared. When he was arrested a sum of poppy. Visitors' licensee butt only be issued $40 was found in his possession. The case to licensed smokers who may temporarily visit | was remanded. the Capital and these licenses must be re- turned to the police station on the departure of the licenses from the town.. Any licensed smoker who cures himself of the habit must return his license to the police. Opium dealers shall make a report every 30 days and they must show a steady decreas in sales: Bach house shall get its license but these will be gradually withdrawn. The Central Police Station has notified the opium dealers that from the fst day of the gib moon, wo opium may be H.E, the Officer Commanding the Forces, in ber agtb, the conditions and route to be the police, la the presence of the prisoner the Empress Dowager's birthday,munications has decided sold unless the purchaser produces his license Bouth China takes place, when the men will practically the same 16 last year. Mr. R. W. searched the drawing-room and found conceal and a warning is issued that all smakara sbatt

Heidora was appointed Hon. Secretary, with sonder this chairs, and takes two swords and it is proposed to allot to the Dalni national, bonds, the head office to be

is fighting irons, daily decrease the quantity which they con

the following Committee-less Speight of the accused lasted many days. Lams a seat, which takes procedence same so that ultimately the Impariat orders

men (Chairman), O. R. Bennett A, A. Brady, P. afer which they were commitied for trial. may be duly complied with: - Regulations are issued with the licenses, at the Police Station,

Opinion

THE drills at the Volunteer Camp at Stonecut. ter's Inland are in full swing. Last night, instruction was given with 15 pdr. guns and this morning musketry practice took place at the 200 yards' rauge, when some good scores were put up. The men mounted for guard duty from dusic to dawa do fall justice to the strenuous side of camp life by their discipline. On the

a woman named Chan.1-Mui entered the practico to-day- to one of the men for the delay, when she was parlour and proceeded to make her apologies struck on the back from behind by one of the

The weather is perfect and the visitors with a fighting-imonhich he untied opening match to-morrow promises from his girdle.

he unfortunate - woman.

were to witness a record attendance at the collapsed to the floor. Her cries heard by two other men, who wote osted in an adjoining room, and thay pro

fiold.. cended to ascertain the causa. · They had no sooner stepped into the drawing-100m than they were set upon by the others. A fierce encounter followed, knives were produced, and the two men were severely stabbed about the head and arms. Meanwhile the police had beed, sest for and on their arrival, several minutes later they arrested three mes, the others having escaped. The three victims. wern sent to hospital, where they were detain.

unce as the steamed across the harbour cos vinced even lay observers that her French owners have made a bargain in the trim little vessel which is eminently suitable for the coast ing trade in which she will be employed.

As in previous years there is to be an Interna tional Walking Match at Shanghai this autuma and at a meeting on 14th nist, of the committen in charge of fast year's competition arrange monts were made for the bolding of this year's event. The meeting took place in the Russo Chinese Bank, and after discussion it wased for several days. Boon after the injured

1st November, at 12.30 p.m., the inspection by resolved to hold the Walk on Sunday, Novem, people had been despatched to the infirmary,

turn out in fall review order. A series of gun practices is to be held on the 21s; 24th, 28th and 31st instant. On the last-mentioned two Cates, H., the Governor and Lt. Col. Chamier, CMO, terpectively; will be present to inspect

J. Burrett, M. Chapeaux, R-1 Fearon, J. MC Somehow Thoiber they were returned to Kië, T. Nolasco, N. B. Ramsay, Col. Bruce, the Poles Court for sentence which ju giron Cans, Mallet and Dr. Fressone

`THE DALAI LAMA.

precedence ovER PRINCES,

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."

Peking, 19th October.

On the occasion of Her Majesty

over those of Princes, to witness the theatrical performances

used a before, rar year by year this monry will be withdrawn from chicolation and ra-

placed by the new currency. This shall be left to the hands of the Board of, Fiasaco, Shanghai Free Preit.

NATIONAL BONDS.

PROPOSED ISSUE,

[By courty of the “ Shaung Pa

Peking, 19th October.. The Ministry of Posts and Com-

stablished in Peki

Prov telegraph. will be