1911-07-19 — Page 1

NEW BERTER - No.

8520

联四十月六年三官

SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

ENGLAND AND JAPAN.

SPECIAL

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.

The Hongkong Telegraph.

(ESTABLISHED 1881.)

WEDNESDAY, JULY ... 19

REUTERS

TELEGRAMS,

1911.

三拜禮

號九十月七英港香

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

HOME RACING.

UNITED STATES SENATE.

THE NEW ALLIANCE.

ELECTION EXPENSES.

ST. GEORGE'S STAKES.

The "Daily Newa." which

be regarded as an inspired organ

declares that if the Veto Bill in

roturned to the House of

thay

TURKS IN ALBANIA,

SPEECH IN REICHSHATIJ,

A NEW COMMANDER.

("INDEPENDENT NEws" AomNOT.)

Tokyo, July 18.

(Tax"TELEORAPY "ODERESPONDENT

London, July 18, 10.40 pm.

Tho results in the St. Georgo's

Helic n

Collini

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The continuance of the Angic-| Japanese Allianco has born re- ceived hero with general satisfac-Stikos wore as follow:-- tion, although Article IV, of, the

Treaty (with referonco to the

non-obligation of either Power to

assist the other in the ovent of

war with a third Power with

whom an arbitration treaty had boen goncluded) was received

with adverse opinions in limited.

circles.'

There is no further rósort, the

nowappers say, for the mainte-.

anned of jo.ce in tho Far East

than the extension of the Augly- Japaneso Allianes.

It is specially interesting to

nuke, say the journals, that this

entimance of tho Alliance was

concluded by a Liberal Cabinet

in England.

CHIEF RABBI ADLER.'

OBITUARY.

( "Telpa au " CorneSPONDENT,

Loa lon, July 18, 10.40 p.m.

Chief Rabbi Adler is dead,

[The Very Reveren ornnu

MOLYNEUX PLATE

The result in this sace was 5

urior:-

Duke of Padun .....

The Towor...

Meleager

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

MR. MASTERMAN,

TO CONTEST BETUNAL

GREEN.

Saurice to tuz “Teixonarn"

(SERVICE TO TEN" TELEGRAPH."]

London, July 18, 1,55 p.m. Dospatches from Constantinople state that Shoukot Torgut, com-

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

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SINGLE COPE: 10 Oxxrs,

CHINESE.

TELEGRAMS.

EMPEROR FRANZ JOSEF. ANONYMOUS LETTERS. PRESIDENT THREATENED.

BEING PO' SERVICH.}

Poking, July 18.

(SERVIOR TO THE "TELEGRAPH."]

Loudon, July 18, 7.40 p.m. Emperor Franz Josef of Austria (whose state of health has been the subject of much ansisty

Tho President of the Ministry, of Communications has received' a number of anonymous letters threatening to kill him ou account of the nationalization of railways. | Consequently he is so nervous, that he refuses to be seon,:

FRENCH REVIEW.

OHINA TO BE REPRE-

SENTED.

KITCHENER'S NEW JOB, mander of the Turkish troops in amongst his subjects of late), made

["SHRUNG PO" SERVICE.1 Albania, has been recaller, and a speech in the Reichsrath, in}

l'oking, July 18. will be succeeded by Abdullah which ho referred to the urgencyond a special commissioner to be The Arty Board intends to prosent at the coming military Paelin.

review in Franco.

Barvica to zna “ TELEGRAPH.")Comnions on the 24th instant, 'u

London, July 18, 8.5.

batch of at least fifty Pro1s

From Washington advicos have will be immodintely afvated, with ben received stating that the a promise of more to follow.

United States Senate have, unist-

nimously resolved upon a cam-

|paign of publicity as regards the Bill prohibiting senatorial condi dates fromspondinganore than ten

thousand dollars, and, congrès- sional candidatos from spending

mro than five thousand dollars

in the way of election

exponses. The result of the campaign will. be that candidates shall be re-

quired to publish a list of their

| prospective expenses ench election.

London, July 18, 8.5 a.m. Mr. C. F. C. Mastornrin na

beon adopted as Liberal onu lilate

for Bethnal Green, South-west, where there is a by-election im-

pendingas the result of the sitting member, Mr. E. H. Pickersgill,|

Aller, D. D., was the Chief Rabbi | having accepted an appointment) of the united Hobrew cougro- |

cations of the British Empire a magistracy.

since 1891 He was born in Hanover in 1839 and was the son of Chief Rabbi Rev. Dr. Nathan Marcus Adler.}

BOXING.

WELLS V. MeFARLAND.

(THE "TELROUarn" ConerspoNDEN".

London, July 18, 10,40 pan. Wells is down to meoi Packy

McFarland this month..

CRICKET TEAM FOR

AUSTRALIA.

[SERVICE TO THE

TELKORATH."]

London, July 18, 8.5 a.m.

I. II. Spooner, the Leicester-

shiro crack cricketer, has declined

the invitation of the Marylebeno Cricket Club to be one of the tom

♪

to represent England in Australia.

Douglas of Essex and Smith of Warwickshire luye boon iuvited.

POLITICAL SITUATION.

IN ENGLAND.

[SERVICS TO THE “TELEGRAPE,"】

London, July 18, 3.30 p.m.

The critical situation mention-

[Mr. Mastering has been un- fortunate in his electional ox-. periences. He was unsented for West Ham North becauso illegal practices on the part of his electioned by Viscount Morley in his agent. Then he adopted as Liberal candidate for Tradoston, official whip lies in the fact that

Glasgow, by the Constitutional the rejection of the third reading Clab in London. His adoption

|

the re-passing of the Bill in a now

SUL EDWARD GREY'S

CONFIDENCE.

[SERVICE TO TA " TELKORAEN.''}

London, July 18, 7.55 p.m. At question time in the House

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of army, reformi and announced that provision had been mado for

Tho new commander Iris the re, putation of being moderate in his the development of Austria's com- policy, and his appointment is ex-mercial relations with foreign

AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO,

ANGLO-SPANISH COM-

of the blessings of

Europe.

poaco

in

The aged Emperor did not

show in the slightest any sign of

| fatigue.

of Commons, the Right Hon. Sirpreted to facilitate a settlemont Powers,, Ho expressed the hope Edward Grey, Secretary of State of the present disorder in the that there would be a continuance for Foreign Affairs, stated that he country.

was confident that Field Marshal

Lord Kitchener's qualities, lus;

special knowledge of Egypt,

and his impartiality, would make his appointment as British Agent in Egypt one which would com-

and confidence gongrally. Mr. W. P. Byles, Liboral mem- bor for Salford North, suggested that soldiers should keep to their

PLICATIONS.

(SERVICE TO THE "' TELEOKAPH,"]'

London, July 18, 1,55 p.ra..

Tho Franco-Spanish friction at | the Alcazar in Morocco has cul-

own jobs and that wo were fast minated, according to French ac-

;

becoming an army-riddon nation. counts, in the ariest of the Frenoli

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Sir Edward Grey, in reply, said Consul, M. Bisset, by Spanish that the past to which Lord guards at the gates of the city, Ho was marched through the streets by the guards, who had their muskets levelled meanwhile,

and was confronted by the com- mander, who, without an apology,

Kitchener had been appointed was one that was exceedingly diffient

to fill, He know of no one

possessing qualifications equal to

Lord Kitchenor.

No special conditions, he added,

wore attached to the appointment.:

Naturally, Before Lord Kit-

chenor departed for Egypt, the policy to be followed would be subject to discussion between Lord

Kitchener and the Government.

The appointment involved no change of our policy in Egypt.

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IMPERIAL CONFERENCE

DELEGATES.

FAREWELL LUNCHEON.

[SVIOS TO TAN “ TRIMORAFN."}

there, however, did not coincide of the Lords' Veto Bill will non with the views of the Young a prorogation of Parliament and Scots Party, who threatened to run a candidate of their own and in theond Mr. Masterman, with the session, besides the destruction of concurrence of the Liberal whips, the Budget and of the State In- The ongogement announced by abandoned his Glasgow candida-| our special correspondenteadonly turo ́and agreed to darote his surance Bill, bo presumed to refer to Bombar-Jenorgies to the furtliorance of Li- dior Billy Wolls, the heavy-weight||beral interests in London, hisown, who has challenge: Jark Johnson

London, July 18; 7.55 p.nt. for the championship of the world. Province. Even his own political

During the farewell luncheon It is hardly likely that it refers to opponent must wish him success

given by the Government to the Matt Wells, the light-weight, in his fresh contest, for he line

Over-sea delegates to the Imperial tho same time, it atrendy proved himself to be a seems strange that the bo-highly useful and capable junior

Conforonce, at Hampton Court, bardier should take on

The Liberal papers do not anti-there was received a tolegraphic important meeting liko this when member of the Gabinet. In the pate a crisis on the 20th instant incssage from His Majesty King

At

- he has to show up in the world's

championship contest in Sop tember.]

opinion of many politicians at St.

The whip also implies n rebuke]

to the Liberal Peors who for slack- oss, they have been largely

absent from recont divisions,

Stephen's, Mr. Masterviu has (when the Bill will again

still a long way to go.]

be before the Commons.)

George, expressing his pleasure at eosing them and wishing them bon voyage.

ordered his release,

FRANCE INCENSED.

London, July 18, 11.10 p.m. The French nowspapers refer

in most angry terms to the arrest

of M. Boisset.

"Lo Matin," the premier Pari-

sian journal, says that hitherto France has treated Spanish ox-

Cassos in Morocco as puerilities,

A BIG LOAN.

"BHEUNG Po" SERVICE.)

Poking, July 18. memorialized the Throne for per-

The Viceroy of Nanking has." mission to raise a loan of $5,000,- 000 from a foreign bank in Shang- bai. An Imperial decreo has been issued sanctioning the Viceroy's momorial.

SEVERE FLOODS.

HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE.

("BEAT PO" SERVICH.)

Poking, July 18. The Viceroy of Hupeli hus re- ported to the Throne stating that both Huunn and Hupeharo siffer- ing from sorious floods. About

DEATH OF CHIEF RABBI, &fty thousand houses in the Yick

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int now it line gone beyond that

aud u reprimand is necessary,

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FRANCE DEMANDS

EXPLANATIONS.

London, July 19, 12.35 'a.m.

(SERVION TO TER “TELEGRAPH,"

London, July 18, 11.10 p.m.

The death is announced of

Chief Rabbi Adlor.

Frauce bus demanded ox- Planations from Spain regarding

slo Alcazar incidont

FOREST FIRES IN

CANADA.

THE DEATH ROLL. [SERVICE TO THE "TELZORATH."]

London, July 19, 12.35 a.ın..

The forest fires which have boen

raging in Canada have subsided and stragglers from amongst the miners and settlers are coming into the towns.

Possibly the doath roll will not exceed one hundred persons.

Yang

district huvo been destroyed und several thousands people have been drowned. The Viceroy asked for relief on behalf of the sufferers,

REORGANIZING THE NAVY,

("SHAT PO" SERVION)

Poking, July 18, The Naval Board proposes to raiso a national loan for the pur- pose of reorganizing tho navy.

NEW STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

CHINA AND STRAITS. "SHAT PO" FREVION)

Poking, July 18. The Chino-American Steam Navigation Co. proposes to es- tablish a line betoon China and the Strait Settlements. New stenmora will be ordored for the

run ekortly.

THE PROMOTION OF IDUSTRIES.

("BHAT PO" SERVICE.).

Poking, July, 18. The Governor of Kirin has tolograplied to the Ministry of Finance asking the Ministry to THE KING IN SCOTLAND. the Ta Ching Bank. Ip King despatch the Superintendent of

Kwoi, to proceed to Kirin for the purpose of promoting the indus- tries there. Tho President of the Ministry of Finance has complied with the Governor's request.

LEVEE AT HOLYROOD.

[SERVICE TO THE "TELEGRAPO,"}

London, July 19, 12.35 a.. THE MINISTRY OF

COMMUNICATIONS. At Edinburgh in line sunshino, His Majesty King George inspect

["Buat Po" Szuvir.]

Peking, July 18, ed the Scottish Archers and pre-

Owing to pressure of business sented the corps with colours, in the Ministry of Communica- Afterwards the King and Queen engage a number of communica tious, the Presidont proposes to (who are accompanied in theirtion commissioners to transact Scuttish visit by the Prince, of the business.

Wales and Prinesss Ásary) hol a

| Royal Levec at Holyrood Palace.

The people of the Scottish capital are ontlasinstic concern- ing the Royal visits and hope, [now, that Holyrood has boan modernised, that such visits will be of more frequent occurrence.

His Mejesty conferred the honour of kalghthood upon the Lord Provost of the city and upon the Town Clerk.

The Weather Forecast.

CHANGE

FAIR

STORMY

VERY DRY