1911-09-29 — Page 1

The Hongkong Telegraph.

September 27th, 1011, Temperature 10 am. 88, 4 p.m., 80 Humidity...74, 72.

No. 8593

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CHINESE

TELEGRAMS.

________FRIDAY, September

1911. 五洋舰

減九十月九英游香

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.

REUTERS

TELEGRAMS,

POSTAL EMPLOYEES,

ITALY AND TURKEY,

ITALY AND TURKEY. THE NAVAL DISASTER.

ALLEGATION OF SWEAT-

SITUATION GROWING

ING."

t

JÖARVION TO THE “ THEMGRAPH,'' }

Durban, Sept. 20, 7.45 B.m.

Mr. Herbert Samuol, the Póst-

master General, las received a doputation representing 70,000

postal employees.

SERIOUS.

1

'(SERVICE TO THE “ TELEGRAPH.”]

Durban, Sept. 28, 0.30 p.m.

Router's correspondent at Milan

sites that large bodies of troops aro, stationed at Rome, Florence,

Milan and other cities to clicck

He denied that swoating bud

increased and pointed out that:

Civil Servants ave different from

outside workers.

If a postal strike ocurred, the

country would demand that mea-

́Buros should be taken to ronder

its recurroue impossible.

JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.

STEDFAST WINS.

[SERVICE TO THE

TELEOBATH."

Bombay, Sept. 29, 12.30 a.m. The result of the Jockey Club

Stakes was as follows:

Stodfast (I Woolton)

Lamborg (O'Neill)

Hair Trigger II (Itickuby) 3.

Tivo÷started. Stødfast bont

Lomborg by four lengths, and

Hair Trigger II was three longths

behind.Leinbarg.

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the attempts of Socialists and

Auarchists to provoke anti-

militarist disorders.

RIOTING AT MILAN.

There his boon somo viating at

Milan where hundreds were

arrostoil.

ENTHUSIASM IN ITALY.

NEGOTIATIONS PRO-

DOUBTFUL AMMUNITION.

'CEEDING:

The Turco-Italian negotiations

are still proceeding. It is believed

that Germany, though acting in- formally, is striving her utinost to bring about a pacific solution,

Despite the alarmist reports of.

the inuminonco of an Italian land-

ing in "Tripoli and Turkey's

determination to fight in defence

of hor torritorial integrity, thore

is a moro hopeful feeling to-day

that a settlement will be reached.

POWERS NEUTRAL.

Durban, Sept. 28, 4.25 p.m.

The replica of the Powera ex- pressing inability to interfere in

%

The majority of the population

acclaim the expedition to Tripoli,

but at some stations the crowds.

luid rails to pryvont trains carry-

|ing roservists from passing,

Cavalry cleared the line while ment to the Porte.

the reservists cheered for ani

Italian Tripoli.

The botting at the start was

2 to 1 on Stodfast, 9 to 2 against

Lemberg, 10 to 1 against Hair|

· Trigger ·

"JOHNSON-WELLS FIGHT.

OHANGE OF VENUE.

[SERVICE TO TH# "* TulnorafH;"']

Durban, Sept. 20, 7.45 am,

The "Sporting Life" states

A DELICATE POINT,

connection' with the difficulty

between Italy and Turkey has

caused the bitterost disappoint-

EXODUS FROM TRIPOLI:

CANADIAN POLITICS.

GREAT CONSERVATIVE.

DEMONSTRATION;

THE SZECHUAN

· OUTBREAK.

TIMELY WARNING.

BANG PO Banvica.]

[SERVION TO TER ** TELEGRAPH."

Bombay, Sept. 28,12,65 p.m. {{SKAVION TO`ZEN "THENGRAPH."]

Router's correspondent at Paris Durban, Sept. 28, 0.45 s.m.

Peking, Sept. 28.

roports that the Admiralty has

Reuter's correspondent at

The Cabinet has telegraphed.

ordered the removal from all war-Ottawa states that Mr. R. L. Bor-to the Viceroy of Szechuan warn-

ships of explosives slipped prior den, the leader of the Conservative ing His Excellency against ox-

to 1902.

The Italian Consulate has

The "Daily Telegraph” atatos that the question of the

pasange

of Turkish convoys bound for

Tripoli, via Egypt, was being placed two large steamers at the

earnestly considered by the British disposal of Europeans of any Government, as the Porte is hour-nationality. ly expected to raise the question.

THE MOTOR-BUS

ACCIDENT.

A GALLANT PRIEST.

(SERVION TO TER " THORGRAFE;"']

Durban, Sept. 28; 0.45 6.m

The Paris cor

correspondont

nt of

Rontor's Agency reports that

eleven" persons were killed and

nine injured in accident in Paris,

motor-bus

Hamilly...67; 56:

$86-Pan ÅNEUR. Brain. Corr 10 Cures.

CHINESE

TELEGRAMS.

THE SZECHUAN

OUTBREAK.

SZECHUAN PROVINCIAL

ASSEMBLY.

"SHAT PO" SERVIOR.)

Peking, Sept. 28.

The members of the Szechuan Provincial Assembly have tender- ed their resignation en bloc. The National Assembly in Poking las party, has been welcomed in Otecuting, innocent parties without tolographed to the Viceroy of tawa by the most imposing poli: giving them a fair trial, as such Szechuan requesting their tical demonstration known in the action may deprive the author-election..

itics of the confidence of the Dominion.

There was a torchlight proces-people.

sion two miles long..

SUGGESTION BY SHUM.

FREE HAND FOR SHUM.

BEAT PO SERVIOR.).

Peking, Sept, 28, The Cabinet has tolographed [Bærum Po" Sarvion.]

to H.E. Shum Chun Hsun that Peking, Sopt. 28)

on bis arrival at Szcoluan he will H.E. Shum Chan Heun, Co-be at liberty to adopt whatever cou-missioner for the suppression of

Mr. Borden made a speech and

said tho demonstration marked

not a politics! triumph, but the

assertion of Canada's" determin-

ation to adhere to the British

nection for all timo.

the trouble in Szechuan in a tele-

A priest rescued six fellow The "Evening Journal" states gram to the Cabinet, stated that that the Navy question will be the confidence of the people might passengers by diving

settled by referendum.,

CLUES.

B

bo regained by refunding the vestments of the people in the

LARGE OPIUM SEIZURE. railwayə.``

In roply, the Cabinot stated that

Tho "Manila Timos" of Sept. 23 reports-Forty-eight hours' His Excelloney's proposal was op

bers of the Customs secret service vigilance on the part of the mem-posed by the Ministry of Com-

́TRANQUILLITY AT :

CHENGTU.

["Shauna Po" BREVICH.]/

Peking, Sept. 28,

monsures he may deem it in set- tling the railway affairs, exceptin that he must not interfere villa the Government's scheme for the nationalization of the railways,

We are gradually becoming. afraid to do anything in public. Whatever we do we seem to 600 Mr.. Shorlook Holmes eyeing us Durban, Sept. 28, 12.30 a.m.

keenly and saying, "Obviously The Italiana resident in Tripoli bad lot; see how he carries hid

was rewarded last night by one munications. walking-stick; do you follow me,

of the largest hauls of the season live almost all embarked except | Watson ?" In the old days, if

from the steamer Kumeric, in the one could contrive to exclude the officials.

from one's face the brutal look of shape of 700 tins of opium, fif- the bora criminal, and from one's teen packages of morphine, and walk the furtive air of the innate 192 bottles of cocaine, with a total

value of more than P.100,000. sneak-thiof, ons fancied that one was all right. But now everything From the moment the vessel appears to be a clue to char-arrived in port on Wednesday actor. Boy Scouts, we under-night, the boat was constantly. stand, when not engaged in watched for the purpose of captur flinging the squaler, can detecting the contraband stuff, which character from the boat-sole, and was known to liave been placed show in Szechuan reporting that we once read an article in a on board from information pre- monthly magazine showing that viously received from Hongkong, tranquillity had been restored at Bombay, Sept. 28, 2.55 p.m.

the expert can spot his man by Precautions were taken during the Chongtu, excepting isolated cases The Turkish transport Dorna

(Fun “TELEORAFH" CORRESPONDENT,] the way he holds his hands. Now, night while the vessel lay out in

of looting. Canton, Sept. 28..

in a weekly paper published in the stresin awaiting boarding by has landed at Fripoli 100 saldiers

The Cabinet has telegraphed in which a man holds his cigar is All night long a patrol of launches Chicago, wo read that the manner the port officers in the morning and a quantity of munitions, The to the Canton Viceroy that in a sure koy to his charactor hovered about the vessel awaiting future His Excellency should Photographic examples are given. transport chterod the harbour in

deem it his duty to find out dis- Number five, we observo, that is the discharge of the opium. honest and corrupt officials to

to say, he who holds his cigar When the vessel dooked a tho- delicately, between first finger rough search was made with no re- impeach them and frame par and thumb," is "a thinker who gulta, but, positivo of the presence ticulars of the charges against never leaps until he looks caro

TURKISH PREPARATIONS.

| viow of the Italian fleet. The

Italian newspaper, "Stampa" de- clares that the landing of the

CORRUPT OFFICIALS.

Cabinet's Instructions.

The Cabinet is in receipt of a telegram despatched from Che-

FURTHER RIOTING.

("Bar Po" BERvion)

Peking, Sept. 28.

Ropewed trouble in Szechuan

them, pending the Throno's sano-fully" a useful man to have of the dope on the boat,, the is reported, Risings have already that We'ls has agreed to box troops by the Dorna is a cusution. The Viceroy should, be

tion to their dismissal or degrada. about you when there are banans Customs men made search last occurred in Suntsin district, The skins' around. « Number twelve night extending even to the water

Johnson in Puris on Oc£, 14):

belli

Johnson announces that he Router's correspondent will retire from the sting at the Salouiku states that all. Italian

his present oɔh- marchant vessels in Olloinen

waters have been recalled,

OFFICIAL CORRUPTION.

THEFT AND FORGERY.

["SHIT PO" SERTION.]

Peking, Septembar 28. An official, attached to the Ministry of Civil Appointments has secretly stolen several forms of letters of appointments and enabled many disqualified officials" to fill vacancies by means of forging the necessary entries. His crime was discovered and he has absconded. Several officials

aides, mete ont heavy punish but perhaps from sheer necessity." closing the contraband gools in burnt down, and the Viceroy has denotes a man who is “economical, tanks, which were emptied, dis- Magistrate's yamon lins boen

monte and force them to give up It represents a hand holding a the bottom of the salt water tank

tainult.” However, the Imperial:

the amounts received in bribes. olgar-stamp impaled on the blade under the store room in the bow despatoled troops to suppress the On receipt of the telegram, the of a knife. There is no safety of

of the boat. from the modern sleuth. The only Viceroy Instructed the Provincial thing to doiste no about the parote

plato: divar "; outff The Globo

Treasurer: to,

Three arreste were made among this members of the Chinese Grow, who are thought to be

ists were repulsed by the rebels

and sustained heavy lowss./

in that Ministry are alleged to be involved. The Cabinet has re-

ported to the Throne the official's delinquency and an Imperial Ediet has been issued authorising the Cabinet Ministers to instituto an enquiry into the case.

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