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Telegrams.

Telegrams.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY MARCH

THE RUSSIAN POLITICAL GUN-RUNNING IN THE

CRISIS.

GOVERNMENT: CENSURED.

PERSIAN GULF.

TO BE SUPPRESSED.

(HMUTAR'A BKAVICE.):

| {The "''Puleðrath? Conrespondent,} London, March 29th,

London, March 20, 10.15 p.m. "Atologram from St. Petersburg

The British Government are states that the Dumn by 174 votes organising an expedition for the to 88 has adopted interpollutions suppression of the gun-runners by the Detobrists, Progressists, who have been operating for a Cadota and Socialists acousing the long time past in the Persian Government of unconstitutional | Gulf. practice in carrying the Zomstovs Bill by Imporial prorogativo.

JAPAN AND AMERICA.

ANTI-ALIEN AGITAPION. 18 INCREASING. -CALIFORNIANS DETERMIN

"ED TO FIGHT"

{"Inderendent Newe" AGENCY.]

Tokio, March 30. The agitation in connection

The Expedition.

(RAUTZA'S SERVICH.) Bombay, March 30, 7.10 a... Advices have beon received hore that the Imperial Govern ment has given its sanction to tho proposed expedition against the gunrunners of tho Persian Gulf,

Telegrams.

JAPANESE NAVY.

ANOTHER BATTLESHIP

LAUNCHED,

The launch of the battleship,

THE BRITISH NAVY.

- NEW SUPER-DREAD- NOUT. LAUNCHED.

{' INDEPENDENT NEWS" AŬnnoy,], [THE "TELEGRAPH CONRESIVNDENT London, Maroli 30, 10.25 p... Tokio, March 31.

Mra. Louis Harcourt, wife of the It. Hon. Lewis Inrcourt, P.C First Comiffissioner of Works, to- day. Inunded this supor-Droad- nought, Monarch, at Elswick,

Settsu, took place at the Kure naval dock yesterday, in the pre- Bonge of the Crown Princo

The function was of a most im posing charactor.

The Princo embarked on, the Kashima, with dumy ollioors int Moudando and others to inspect tho launching

The battleship SulstimaTM fol- owed as an escort of the royal vessel, with the other men of wir in porte

The Mozarel carries broad- with hor kol Bido of ton 13.5 inchi guis in lino

NEWS SERVICE FOR GERMANY.

REICHSTAT GREATES, A NEW DEPARTMENT.

(REUTER'S BREVIOR)

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bonts, the former huing alroad it would lead to the closing of all Korresponsible for sovorni, the latest tho hosters slieps in that capitul Dr. & Mrs. Henriry, in untoudel for the Haiplung trade by reason of the popular» dé-

[999 making its trial run yesterday, mund for Britial-mundo: "goods- * DEATHIS. A. This activity foreshiklows a very on the continent. This would tought the 20th Hirt, at the Goedraust complete change in the stuurt beavory satisfactory

trado of these waters, as to the patriotic Brilon wore

Al Hospital, E. 1. EL, 56, 18tho springing up of it not on anfortunate Inot

Shanghai, Straits an Inlan

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a prosperous local industry, blint within his own burdurmho is | GRREAL. 15 Kantsfont Terrace. This mator-ongined boat is capable inclined to decry his own pro- | Kowloon, at 8 pm, on the 27th inst. of ligu popods, requires far less drets. But the shopping, wook Dang EZAUET, aged 8 years, the engine-room space than it slot will display to him to samo goods beloved daughter of Sainel and Ellzi belle Grogu, Shaughni trping predecessors, and less fuel that he goes out of the country to

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The ubjent of this paper is to publish correct information, to serve the ir na and print the news without fear or

Cable Address: Telegraph

Hongkong.

Telephone: No. Mar. 30, 210 pan. --- the Reichsing lus voted the sam

A telegant-from-Berlin-statesAUC,50 e litian.

Western Union. of three lundred thousand-marks, to the Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in order to obtain oxclusive control of n

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space, and is thus admirably bay, and the executive commitido. adaptor as a fast cargo boût.” In of the London Wook, which if addition, it is ohonpor to build clixlos suelt well-known houses as nor does it taka so long to com- John Bakor and Son, Harrods, ploto as other power craft? Those Harvey-nud Nicliölle, Ilöhry hre its virtues as they appear to Houth and Co., Liberty Mueslinfl layman; what the drawbacks and Snelgrove, Robinson and "of the motor boat are we are not Cleavor, Shoolbrod and Whiteloy, sulujently oxport w say How state that a surpriso is in store over, it is ovident that there aro for most purehusors by-rouson those among us who believo of the variety and quality firmly in its valuo, and are of our products." It ju determined to trike even larger hoped that the movement will use of it in the future than at pre-spread throughout thự Empire, Bont. It is suggested, in this con- and, while anything in thʊ nature. nection that the employment of of boycouling is being disððuruged" motor boats would pornit of a by the committee, it is cortsin that daylight service botwoon hero a great impetus will be given to and Canton, and we believe the British trads. Whatever the re- exporimant is to be tried," With a sult, the utmost enthusiasm pro- boat built for speed as well as vails at liome over this all-British- cargo space, the run it is thought, shopping week, to whichi wo in

hours. In from two to three tho will wish ovary success. bont-could-be-discharged-und

with the anti-aliens bill passed Ambulance Corps, and Supply the launching of the cruiser, Getinan teus service from abroad. Hongkong Telegraph could be made in from four to fire this for tung outpost of Empiro

by the Californian Senate shops no signs of nimting.

Latest ivices from Now York stato list the situation is critical. as regards this question,

Many measures of a most ungenerous charactor aro suggos- ted by the friends of the bill with viow to sottling the alien problem by arbitrarily fixing the qualifications of migrants from Japan. The auti-Japanese con-

what attitude Japon muy adopt

and Transport Corps.

In the afternoon the largest lovinthan of the Japanese war-Bomb The expedition will bo com dock into deep water, amid the slips slid smoothly out of the Used of the cruisers Hyacinth and Fox, the 104th lilies, sec-applauso of the thousands who had tion of a Mountain Bastory, and congregated. detachments of Sappors, Field

The Crown Prince will repair to Sasobo, where he is to attend

Chikams, on April 1st. DISARMAMENT SCHEMES

IMPOSSIBLE. ...

STATEMENT IN THE REICHSTAG

(REUTER'S SERVION,). Bombay, March 31, 7:50 u.m.) In the Barlin teichstag, when the debate took place on the esti-

THE CRISIS,

AMICABLE SETTLEMENT:

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CHINA SURRENDERS IN FULL TO RUSSIA*

(KEUTER'A SERVICE) Bombay, Murdi 30, 7.10 aint. China's complete acceptance of

FIRE AT WASHINGTON. STATE LIBRARY · GUTTED,

ENORMOUS LOSS.

(RETER'S SERVICE.) Bombay, Mar. 30, 2.10 A taloguin from Washington reports that a great fire las oc- curred at the Capitol.

THE COLLAPSE OF AN OLIGARCHY.

25th March.) The news, cabloil is to-day by

(29th March)

traffic is undoubted, and the lamentable death of tho

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Koverosa, Friday, March 31, 1911 the return journey made within HONGKONG'S CHILDREN. the twelve hours. But whic- thor, this is fousible or not, the extension of motor boat

little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. so large a fold, of ‘activity.

Groen draw attention to tho that presented by the constwiso

terrible danger which menaces trado of South China, there is no Hongkong elldren in the churgo Huccess. It makes for the general the little girl ate of sono improve tradal conditions should shortly afterwards, and wint be made the subject of an export- she, poor child, did may easily. mont, at least, and since the motor copied by other longkong boats now plying at Canton have proved their value to the full the sulta The danger is serious and kiddios with oqually sad re- rosult of this experiment is a foregone that can only be met by gone conclusion.

munity declare that no matter Russin's domands bus cunsod males, the Imperial Chancellor. The damago, is ottimated alour Manila correspondent of the reason why it aliould not hoa of coreless amnhs. It in said on the question they are determin-groat satisfaction in a latter pointed out that since disarme- five million dollars gold, whichi | situation in Mexico is disturbing good that any change which might | poisonous borries, ind died

ment was vowel on it the first does not include the loss occasion-

od not to conse to fight-in sipports has expressed tho plon-Hagito conference, nabody hated by the destructionof the unique

of the prohibition of omigration from Japan..

sure it gives her to be now con- At the present moment the vinced that China will strictly observe her treaty obligations Japaneso in California possoss at lonst 200,000 acres of fortile soil, in fiture, and thus, further the profits from which aro es-strongthen the ancient bond of timated at more than $100,000,ity which prevails between the 000 (gold), No one can doubt two-nations. that if conditions remained, up- changed overy inch of the State would eventually come under the power of the Japanese.

produced a practicable selicine, “ Great Britain, in spite of her wish for disarmament, had always- insisted that her naval fleet shoul be the equal if not the superior of any possible combination.

All disarmament schemes, ho added, must he wrecked on the BHEUNG PO" SERVICE.] question of the basis of adjust- Peking, March 29ment, which was utterly impracti- It is a matter of course that Board of Foreign Affairs called was as impossible as universal The Chief Secretary to the cable, and, universal orbitration

upon the Itussiin, Minister at Poking in person asking him to report to his Government “that China has complied with all tho Russian domanda,*

tho. Japanese havo as many claims to be recognised as any Prother nationality in America, and

- therefore there does not appear to Sor mij: Paason why the State of California should alone wook The Sucrotary also memorialized to doprive them of their pri-ho Throne that the disputost vilogos, ospocity at this time with Russia have been settled when the danger of war is gen-amicably between both countries. orally discussed among, this people.

MORE SERIOUS DISPUTES:

("BEAT PO" SERVICE.)

Peking, March 29, The disputes in the Three

Eastern Provincos are far more sorious than the disputes regard ing Turkostan

TIENTSIN MINT.

EXPERTS WANTED.

["BRAT PO" SERVICE.]

Tientsin, Maroli 20 Experienced and export minters are wanted to push on theminting work in the Tioutsin mint

CHINESE MINISTER

RECALLED.

("BRAT PO" SERVICE.)

Poking, Marula 29, ; The Board of Foreigif Affairs intends recalling U., Liu Yuk Ein, the Chinoso Minister to the Court of St. James,"

NEW YORK STATE CAPITOL

· FAMOUS BUILDING ON FIRE

p.m..

ITO "TELEOZAP¤" CORRESPONDENT London, March 29, 10.15 A big conflagration has oc curred in the Capitol at Albany, New York State:

As a result, tremendous dam- age has been done to the building.

YUNNAN.

VICEROY WARNED TO BE:

· DIPLOMATIC, '

Officials Rejoicing.

["Unsund Po” SERVICE.]

Poking, March 29,

disarmament.

dooments contained in the Stato Library, which was gutted. Nothing was insured.

JAPANESE ANTARCTIC

EXPEDITION,- NEW ZEALAND REPORT.

(Ravren's SERVICE,). Bombay, Mar. 30, 2.10 p.m. The Wellington correspondent of the "Times" wires that, ow- ing to the late start made, it is TROUBLE IN MEXICO.. doubtful whether the Japanego antarctic expedition will be able Bombay, 16, 25, * | to offect a landing this season. The Mexican Cabinol Ins re-

THH ROYAL TOUR. signod.

"President Diaz has deformed T "TRLBONATE CORRESTONDENT action in the matter.

PRINCE REGENT. REMAINS TO CONTROL STATE AFFAIRS.

Peking, March 28,- The Empress Dowager has

London, March 30, 10.20 p.m.

It is stated thint King Gourge and Queen Mary will probably visit-Egypt in November

HOME POLITICS, THE "TELEGRAFE" CORRESPONDENT London, March 30, 10,25 p.m.

not because the court martialling, condemnation and execution of foreign filibusters hus aroused in- dignation in the United States, but rather because this drastic action indicates that both the Presiden- tial and revolutionary forces havo rouched that slago where foreign. Interests and cessarily, of ALL BRITISH SHOPPING. course, the interests of the Repub-

Crish shopping

contorteil uction of parents and.. that Hongkong would not find it the public authorities. Wo four.

lic itself-aro sacrificed to the

Casy to adopt the Australiun (28th March.) noods of party warfare, This

legislation in regard to nui- Display, push, soll nothing somus growls, In theCommon- Mexican situation vis a vis the at British wares ! That is the wealth to prosonce of noxious United States find the Powers commercial war-ery throngligator poisonous weeds on property is terosted may be very briefly sun-the-British Isles 10-day; and will punishable by alienvy fino, if those morised as a local squibble bö- tween two foreps of such needed until, Marah low has all- ' are not destroyed after attonition begun lins boon' called to them by tho strength that a definite conclusion is impossible--without intervon Monday, and in every important properly appointed officers. This tion. The American Government town in England, Ireland, Sent is a wise if drastic step, and while desires only that a stable rulo, land and Wales themaufacturing we would welcome it in Hongkong should prevail in Mexico. It is virtues of John Bull will be ad- we cannot suggest any way of do matter of supremo indifferance to vortised. "The aim of the move-ing it here with success. The ob Washington whether Diaz or his mont, which owes its inception to vidus altornative is to provide theUnion JackIndustries some place or places sulla prosont opponents are in the League, is not in any way to able as to surroundings, shelter condancy Washington will-sup- port morally or otherwise which boycott foreign goods, but and beauty where children could of ponco. The same applies to evor party gives greatest promise to interest the people in obtain the exercise and fresli air the home-made article and induce that is so necessary for them,

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Princo Ching and H. E. Na decided to take up her residonce. The Cheltenham bye-election the other powers, who consign them by showing them its virtues Thicas placos, parks, playing,

Tung were so pleased with tho

results of the disputes with Russia that they have visited the theatre for the past few days...

To Discuss Treaties.

["BusUNG Po." Sxuvice.]

Peking, Maroli 29. The Chinese Minister at St.

Petersburg has telegraphed to the Grand Council to sond a plenipotentiary to St. Petersburg io draw up the treaties..

KOREAN FRONTIERS.

JAPANESE DEMAND.

("Gastro Po" SERVICE.)

Peking, March 20, king has asked the Chinese go- The Japanese Minister at Po vermout to delimit the Korosu

frontiors.

The Board of Froign, Affairs was auproparet, and the matter

has been postponed.

VICEROYS TO CHANGE POSTS.

{"Burung Po" SERVICE.]

Poking, March 29,

The Prince Regent intends to instruct Viceroy Hisi Liang, of the Three Eastern Provinces, and the

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with the Emperor in the Summer ng instructed the Prince legent Palace on the 12th proximo, and

not to accompany thom, so that ho can attend to Stato affairs.

ABOLITION OF TAXES,

Peking, March 28. The Throno las instrusted the viceroys and governors of the various provinces to abolish all

miscellaneous and superfluous axations.

THE FRONTIER.

· CHINESE OFFICIALS TO YIELD

("BILAT PO

Явлутск.)

Poking, March, 27. The Board of Foreign Affairs Liang, of the Throc Eastern Pro- has telegraphed to Viceroy Hai

vinces, and Shi Shin-Kai, to settle the frontior disputes amicably.

The Board also instructed the Viceroy to give in, if necessary THE BANK SMASH,

("SHEUNG Po" SERVICE.)

Palting, March 27,

has been declared null and void.

THE LORDS' VETO. THE DEBATE ADJOURNED

In

the care of their interests in to buy only the article of British grounds, call them what you like, the Republie to the diplomacy or or Colonial make. People will could be kept free of stich dungora force of the United States. Hence, have every opportunity of learn to life as the Deadly Night Shado since the revolution cannot being what England really makes or other poisonous if attractive. rogardod as parochial, Interests and why we consider our national growths. Our children are vory INDEFINITELY in Mexico being world-wide, we products better and cheaper than badly off in this respect. (REUTER'S SERVica.) are faced with the problem of foreign imitations, The shopping Tientsin and Shanghai they have Bombay, Mar. 30, 2.10 p.iù.

armed intervention on behalf of wock is being supported gonerous properly arranged and exclusive The debats on the Referendum one of two bodies apparently should have a most beneficial palities, where they may enjoy ly by both political parties, and it gardens, policed by the Munici- Bill, which opened on the 3rd equally matched. The oligarety March, Its boon adjourned or dictatorship of Diaz and his effect upon our indo. The manu- the bright hours of Lin day indefinitely, in accordance with confederates is proving unequal their best onorgies to capture any danger whatever. Here, facturers of the world put forward without being exposed to a suggestion made by Tard to the task of retaining its power? Lansdowne.

it is in point of fict on the our markot, as they lavo, of the public roads seem to be con verge of collapse. This would course, every right to do. We sidered good enough for our f not be a matter of any great have thrown our ports open to the ture citizens, and we need hardly momont were the leaders of the foreign competitor, we have plenty point out to parents and guardians opposing party capable of so foolish if he did not take ad- are even loss than the moral onos. af money to spond, and he would that the physical dangers of those tablishing a similar oligarchy, thus ensuring peace, or, at least, continuity of government, But they are not so capable. Neither followers can they be regarded in themselves nor in their

"enviours," and the struggle therefore, without intervention,

THE CORONATION. CHINA'S REPRESENTATIVE.

SARUNG PO" SERVICE)

Toking, March 27. Princo Chun will shortly leave at the Coronation of King George. for England to represent China

Tho-Prince vas received in audience yesterday.

An Imperial docres has beg issued sanctioning the Prince's memorial to bring with him suitable presents and private

Boorotarios, -

The Bourd of Communications intends to send a special dopaty to investigate into the moines of the proprietors of the ingolvent bank, Yoo Shin Ynon, and to hold the proportion of the insolvent bank to Viceroy of Szechuan to exchange Kiangsu. Those properties-will in Chili, Iupol, Anlwoi, and places, but the Viceroy of Sze-sold in order to settle the claims chuan doolines, on the ground that of the creditors. he has not full power to act..

("SERUNG Po" Sanvice,)

Poking, March 20. Acting on the advice of the 17 Grand Councillors, the Prince Regent has telegraphed to Vicoroy, Li of Yunnan to bear in mind to avoid any friction with the British troops, and on no account should he prepare for hostilities:

YUNNAN RAILWAY.

CAPITAL INVESTIGATED,

[“ BHAT - Po", SERVICE.]

Peking, March 29.

The Board of Communications has tolegraphed to Vicoroy L of Yunnan, to investigate into the subscribed capital of the Yun non-Szechuan railway.

PRINCE REGENT INDISPOSED.

("SUAT PO" SERVICE)"

Péking, Marola 20. The Prince Regent is reported bo unwell.

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vantage of lús chances. But, nt. It is not good for children of the same time, it may be well for European birth to be forced-to- Laglish consumers to raniombor fake the highways mud brow

trymen to buy because of charity tious and scrupulous of their kind. the claims of our own mufac-ns their playing grounds, even jf turer. He does not ask his coun their sinnls be the most conscien

or Oven altogether because Thore is always a number of

Lion of both parties. Were gon-and the durability of British into converantion with amals, to can only result in the decima of patriotism. Ho rests his claim"out-of-works along these ronds

on the quality, tho chchimess, who are only foo anxious to enter.. oral interoats in Mexico not so made goods. This is what this the physical and moral danger of great, wo might regard this with all-British shopping week is the latter's charges. A paternal equanimity, but since these are dominant Washington is faced with a task that will call forth all in powers...

MOTOR BOAT TRANSIT.

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going to show. It is a great government that would willingly advertising scheme, not for any exclude all women from public one particular house, but for the bars in order to improve tho manufacturing virtues of Jolin "tone" of the Colony, might ex-

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pead a little of its legislativo Among the important towns onorgy upon the problem of sho that aro

holding this all-† children. Thwy, need to be pro- (27th March.)

British weak aro Liverpool, tected from their own ignorance, The short transit trade of the Manchester, Middlesborough, from the tareloseness of onilis POLO.

colony, Canton, and the neigh Laicostor, Nottingham, in the and oven the best muse bouring ports on the China const north and Midlands; Bristol, maid is caroloss altimos Thursday afterabon the final is likely to witness a change in its Cardiff, Cheltenham in the west and above all they need to be game in the quarterly polo clinracter in the not distant future, dountry; Eastbourne, Plymouth, protected againat flioso moral tournament was played off be The coming of the motor boat is Southampton, Portsmouth in the danger at whiali wo have hinted. IN SILANGIAL |tween the R.GA, nud the Oivi- not an event of any degree of south; while negrer London aro Tr blio Gardens Maroko, Llia

lians, and resulted in a win for froshness, Ount latterly it appeurs Southend-on-Sea, Faversham, acceptblo to all children and Sarung Po" SERVIOR.). the Service team by 3 goals in 1. to hayo gucatly increased its Windsor, and Lowielanin. The wore they exclusive, whe HBY

Poking, March 26. The teams ware R.A. Lt. popularity among the Chinese county capitals in Ireland, are not, would be a good The Governor of Soo-chow-hus Thicknesse No. 1; Major Kirk | The obir "bont builders.21 Shu Wales and Scotland are also of what is memorialised the Throne to insti-patrisk No, 2; Capt. Loring, No, tulok into been busy of late in the movement. Some idea ly trust tute Higli Court of Tribunal in 3 and Capt. Briorley, back. and have completed, wo under- of the probable effects of this dur Shanghai An Imperial decree Civilians Mr. Master, No. 1 stand, uno five or six now craft. great advertising scheme may be has boon issued to consider this Mr. Lawder, No 2. Mr. Gedgo, The Kowloon and Taikoo Docks had from the Inet that were memorial carefully,

| No. 3 and Mc, Johnstone back, are prepared to build motor an all-Frough, week hall la Parisy

COURT OF TRIBUNAL.

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