NEW SERIES No.
SPECIAL
TELEGRAMS.
The Hongkong Telegraph.
8568
七初月五年三親宜
SPECIAL
TELEGRAMS.
(ESTABLISHED
1881.)
SATURDAY, JUNE 3 1911.
CHINESE
TELEGRAMS.
REUTER'S
TELEGRAMS.
HOME RACING.
KING'S BIRTHDAY RECEP-
TION AT MANILA.
HOME POLITICS.
NEWS FROM RUSSIA.
PARLIAMENT ADJOURNS.
NAVAL SQUADRON AT VLADIVOSTOOK
THE OAKS.
[TE="TELEGRAPH " CORRESPONDENT.;
London, Juno 2, 7.20 p.m.
The result of the Oaks raco~~~
the course of which is a milo and
|[TAR "TELEGRAPH " CORRESPONDENT J.
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Mauila, June 3, 12.55 pay, Tho reception held by the British Consal at Manila at noon
to-day was thronged. Every
body of note, continues tho mor-
sago, was present;
a half in longthis as follows :~.
Cherimoyn
Tootles.
Ilair Trigger
2.
THE ACORN STAKES.
(THE "TELBORAPI" Comespondent,
London, Juno 2,7.20 pan...
The result of the Acorn Stakes
is as follows:-
Melody
Charzan
Adula.........
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP.
HONGKONG POLOISTS'
RETURN.
(TER "TELBORATH "ÇÕRUKSPONDENT
Manila, June 3, 12 55 p.m. The Hongkong puloists are re-f
turning by the Zafiro.
LL
AMERICAN FINANCIAL
·SYNDICATE.
The Pekinge re spóndent of the
Asahi" states that Mr. Willard.
|
[SERVICE TO THE " TELEGRAPH."] London, Juno 2nd, 1.65 p.m.
Parliament has adjourned until
the 26th inst.
VIZIER'S
PECULATIONS
AND TYRANNY.
SERVICE TO THE 11
TELEGRAPH."] Lomiton, Junö 2nd, 1 55 p.in. A Fez cablogram states that on
{"BUAT TO"
CHINESE
TELEGRAMS.
六拜禮
TWO MILLION DOLLARS
TO SHANGHAI,
["Basuna Po." Shavich.}
Peking, June 2.
The President of the Board of
Communications has forwarded $2,000,000 to Slinnghai through
a cortain bank.
SERSION.)
Poking, June 2.
The Chineso Ministér ein St. Potorsburg has telegraplied to
Poking stating that the Russian Minister of Navy will shortly MANAGEMENT OF arrive at Vladivostock for the
purposo of establishing a naval
squadron there.
Fa
the arrival of General Moinier, CHINESE DRIVEN AWAY, the Sultan dismissed Vizier
Elglawi, whose poculations and
tyranny had become notorious,
TO MAINTAIN ORDER.
RUSSIAN ORDER,
(SHAT PO" SERVICE)
Poking, Juno 2. The Russian authorities have
D. Straight, the representative of FRENCH TROOPS WANTED. driven Chiuose residents from
the American financial ayndicate
interested in the four-Power loan, [¿THE "TELEORITO" CORRESPONDENT.} and who has rendere] valuable [Tan "Telmanap¤" CORESPONDENT sorvices in connection with the
London, Juno 2nd, 1.55 p.m. tivo foreign loans just neguliated | London, June 2, 7.20 p.m. | by Clánu, lefi Poking on the 23rd,
A message from Tangior Harold Hilton has won the Cofy for home. He is expected to published. in Paris statoa
burn to Peking in Soptember Championship beating Leesen.next.
that the Sultan has asked Mr. Gillier, C.M:G, } Agent of the Hongkong and that a French garrison of
SIR PERCY SCOTT GRANT- Sanglai Bank, and Mr. Cordes, 5,000 troops be stationed at Fez
ED DIVORCE.
'DOCTOR CO-RESPONDENT.
(THE "TELEORY" CORESPONDENT
: London, June 2, 7.10 p.m.
Vice Admiral Sir Percy Scott
has been granted a divorce.
A doctor was the co-respondent.
Maniger of the Deutsch-Asiatische
Buk, are also leaving Peking in and Moquinez to maintain order.
The messago further says that the
| a few days for home. It is undor- stool that thoir business is to give particulars of the uegotiations for withdrawalof the French from Foz the loan to the capitalists' con- cerned,
will be the signal for revolution.
KAWASAKI SHIP- BUILDING YARD.
The Order for the Big Cruiser.
Naval authorities have already According to Tokio papers tha
paid in advance ¥2,000,000 to the [Sir Percy Scott, who was born Kawasaki Shipbuilding Company in 1853, married Roma, oldest on account of the construction of "daughter of Sir Fredorio Dixon a 27,000 ton cruiser for the Navy, Hartland, 1 Baronet, There Thanks to this transaction the was one son of the marriage.] | Shipbuilding Yard has abandoned its intention to raise a loan for the onlargement of its works. The
INTERNATIONAL POLO. abovo sum is now deposited with
A CLOSE MATCH.
London, Juno 2, 19,5 s.in. The special correspondent of the "South China Morning Post" says that the international polo
match between tho English and American toams 'n Amrica has
Vladivostock and sont them to
Boiluugkinng.
WEI-HAI-WEI
ANGLO-CHINESE NAVAL
:
PORT.
("SHAT PO" SERVICE)
Poking, June 2. The Army Advisory Council
has consulted with the British Minister in Poking about using
ALLEGED ATROCITIES IN Wei-lmi-wei as an Anglo-Lineso
MOROCCO.
OFFICIAL DENIAL.
[SERVICE TO THE "TELEGRAPH."'}
London, June 3, 7 a.m. The Paris "Temps" explains that the raid into the Limta dis-
trict by the Sultan's troops was
o Kobe branch of the Bank of mado in consequionce of the bar- Japan, tobe drawn upon gradually
is the work progresses. It is barous cruelty practised by the understood that upon the complo inhabitants upon French couriers. tion of the 27,000-ton eruisor the unval authorities will give further orders to the shipbuilding yard for the construction of warships. JAPANESE EMIGRANTS.
The alleged sale of wemon and children aro positively doniod.
DECLARATION OF
LONDON.
IMPERIALISTS APPROVE,
unval port. It is reported that the British Minister is favourable
to the suggestion.
MACAO BOUNDARY,
REQUEST FOR DELIMITA-
TION.
{" Burung Po". AravIUR.]
Poking, Justo 2
號三月六英港香
CHINESE
TELEGRAMS.
RECOMMENDED AP-
POINTMENT OF
VICEROY YUEN.
"Saxoxo Po" SERVION.]
Poking, June 2.
$30 PA
Bixazm Corr 10 GEITA.
GAMBLING RAID.
Fugitives' Mad Leap.
6.
Last night a posso of police antor P.8. 75 made a raid upon a gambling.house on the third floor of No. 40 Queen's Road East. On entrance being gained, the police" found a party of mon engaged in a gambling game. When the alarm was raised, two of tho gom, blors jumped from tho verandali, three storeys high. One of these men escapod but the other was so
.
H. E. Tuan Fang line re-coin-severely hurt by his full that he
had to be removed to hospi mended the appointment of ex-In all, oight arresis were made. At the Magistracy this morning, Viceroy Yuon of Canton as Vico
the two loopers of the gambling Director-General of tho Szo-house were each fined by Mr. J. R. RAIL-Ohuan-Hankow and
Wood in a sum of $50 with the Conten- option of one month's hard labour. Hankow railways.
The others wore cacli fined $4or 7 days' hard labour.
1.
WAYS.
H.E. TUAN FANG'S NEW
DUTIES.
CABINET AND THE
CANTONESE.
("Samuxa Po" DIRVION)
Poking, Juno 2.
H.E.Tuan Fang, the now Direc tor-General, has requested the now Cabinet to inform him of his duties. The Cabinet replied to
CORONATION CELEBRA-
TION FUND.
AUTHORITIES PLEASED), Eastern Extension Aust. & $.
Additional Subscriptions,
China Tol. Co.
250
A. F. Arculli
50
("Sukung Po" SERVIOR.)
Arculli Bros.
50
Poking, Jung
Mrs. J. S. Van Buren.
25
Astor Houso
25
The now Cabinet and the Board
L. Gamoau for French Store' '25 N. Blumenthal.
10
10
10
-10
10
10
10
of Communications are very pleas-J. M. E. Maoltado
the control of the railways in Can-
Thore wore also 21 subscrip tions of five dollars opoli, two of three dollars, 10 of two and 42 of
J. A. Barretto. the effect that his should devoteed with the action of the. Can-
A. M. Cruz.
his solo attention to the manage--
toneso in not raising an objection (J. M. F. Castro,
B. J. Botello to the Governmont in taking over A. Member ment of the railways. In
case of trouble, he must re- port the matter to the local ton, and intend to raiso a loan of governor or viceroy, and should £40,000,000(?) for the purpose of any diplomatic question come up,
|developing these railways. ·
he must report to the new Cabinot
for settlement.
DIRECTOR-GENERAL'S
STRONG ESCORT.
I
SUNDAY SERVICES.
St. John's Cathedral, Hong- kong-Holy Communion (8,15 .m.); Matinis (11 a.m.); Ro- sponos: Festival, Venite: Good- son, Psalms: Proper, Te Deum : Oakloy in F., Jubilato: Ouseley, Anthem: "Come Holy Ghost," Attwood, N.B.--Psalm 18 verse. Holy Communion (11.45 a.m.); Kyrie and Sanctus: Stanford in B fint, Credo Agnus and Gloria: The Viceroy of Hupeh has sent Merbecke, Sevenfold
Bonnett in D, Sursum Corda: Amon. a strong escort to meet the now Festival, Palms: Proper, Magni- Evening (5.45 p.m.); Responses:
ficat: Goss (7th evening), Nunc Director-General owing to the Dimittis: Invergal (7th evening),
("Barong Po" SERVIOS,)
Poking, June 2.
Voluntary: Air and Variations. —— hostile attitude of the people to-Smart, N.B.-Psalms 104 (20th wards the Government in nation-even), Psalm 145 (Cooke).
alizing the railways.
RINGLEADERS OF
HOSTILE MOVEMENTS.
one.':
The Weather Forecast.
CHANGE
RAIN
AIR AQUAGEA
STORMY
June 2nd at 10a.m. 4 p.m.**
83
70
Barometer......29.01. 20.80 Tomperature... 82 Humidity 84 Rainfall...... 0,03
די
On the 3rd at 12.15 p.-The
· St, Androw's Church, Nathan barometer continues to fall over Rd., Kowloon; Whit Sunday: China and Japan.
Holy Communion at 8 am, and
Tho depression lying in thư also at noon; Sunday School at 10 a.m. at the Vicarage; Morning neighbourhood of Wladivostok Class at 3 pan, at which an ad- to the Northward of Hokkaido. Service at 11 am; Young Mon's yesterday, is moving Eastwarda
dress will be given by the Bishop The other depression has moved of Victoria. Evening Service at towards N.E. and lies now over
TO BE SEVERELY PUNISHED 6pm. Proncher the Lord Bishop the Gulf of Pechili.
I" BABUNG PO" SERVIOR.]
Peking, Juno 2. The President of the Board of
of Victoria.
Army Services.
Pressure is still high over the Pacific to the Eastward of the
Bonino.
Divine Service will be conduct |ed to-morrow as follows:→→
Church of England, Victoria, Light to moderate S. and S.E. Osthedral, 9.15 am; Detention winds may be expected over the Bk. Detention Bk., 5.30 pm; N. part of the Chins Sos. Stonecutters, Barracks, Under in-Orders; Military Hospital, Bowon Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 Road 0.0p.m: Lyemun, Barracks, hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, the Under Orders; Kowloon, St 0.00 inchos.
Andrew's Ch., 11.0 am; Mounts. Austin, Barracks, 10.45 mm; Sanitarium, Barracks,
Undor
The Portuguose Minister in
Peking has asked the now Cabinet w prócood with the delimitation of
the Maono boundary without | Thoro really seems something
delay. The Cabinet replied to suspicious in the fact that all male Japanese immigrants to Hawaii
the effect that the documents re- Communications proposes to ToBusted in victory for the but how did that commissioner are veterans of the regular army,
lating to the dispute were not pose sovero punishment on American s'do by 4.1-2 to 3, general of the agricultural depart-
kondy, and that they had tele- ringleaders of the people who
Forecast District. ment catch on? Did they hos [Senvion To THE "TELEGRAPH."]graphed to the Canton Viceroy maintain a hostile attitude to Orders; Baptist Victoria, Union hood, S. winde, liglit or moderate; 1-Hongkong and Neighbour North China is noted for raising cane in battalion formation or the best mules in the middle king-march in quick stop to the fields
Church, 11.0.; Congregation fair to slavery. dom. In Pekin one will see mules or chargo bayonote when coming
London, June 3, 7 a.m.. instructing him to forward all warde the action" of the Gavorralist, Victoria, Union Church, 11.0 quite as good in every rospect as to dinner or End it impossible to
2.--Formosa Channel, 8, and an; Presbyterian, Victoria, Union the Missouri and Kentucky pro-sleep until taps had been sounded?
Tho Imperial Conferenco have documents to Peking in order to ment in nationalizing the rail-Uhurch, 11.0 a.mn; Wesleyan, S.W. winds, moderate. duct. The finest are employed by Or did those old soldiers tell the agreed to a resolution that the enable the Cabinot to open ways. The new Cabinet has not am; Mount Austin, Mount Austin, tween Hongkong and Lamocks, Victoria, Wesleyan Church, 10.5 3-South coast of China be- Chinese officers and other wealthy plain truil that when the war men to draw their "Pekin carts." endod tliny were expected to work Declaration of London should be negotiations with the Portuguese quite dosided what to do in the Victoria, St. Joseph's Church, Bouth coast of Chins be
9.50. Roman Catholic, same as No. 1: From a Now Orleans contem for a living in a practical fand
katified.
100 a.m Kowloon, Rosary tween Hongkong and H Charoh, 9.0 aan...
same se No. 1.
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witere other people work also.
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