1911-10-06 — Page 1

The Hongkong Telegraph.

October 5th, 1911, Temperature 10

No. 8590

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

THE WAR

DETAILS OF BOMBARD-

MENT

[Service To The "Telegraph."]

TURKEY'S NEW CABINET.

I

Bombay, Oct. 6, 7.25 a m.

Said Pasha's now Cabinot

please's neither, the Committee of

Union and Progress nor the Moderates, who support Kiamil

Paslın.

TJIE TURKISH FLEET,

The latest despatch from Bouter's Constantinople corres-

pondeat states that a Turkish

squadron hins arrived at the

Bosphorus from the Dardanelles.

4 p.m., 791 Hamidity,,.76,

辆五十月八年三統室-

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

THE WAR.

THE BOYCOTT WEAPON.

A boycott of Italian goods in Turkoy has begun, ·

MEETING OF MOSLEMS.

Durban, Oct. 5, 9.30 a.m. Lord Lamington, formerly Governor of Bombay, presided at nméoting of Moslems held in London to support Turkey on the

question of Tripoli,

A lotter from Ameer Ali, was

read protesting against Italy's aggression, but deprecating in- flammatory language mid dwell- ing upon Turkey's magnanimity

SUPPOSED SEA FIGHT.

Durban, Oct. 5, 10 a.m.

Router's Constantinople corres- MYSTERIOUS REPORTS.pondent states that heary firing

17

is reported coward north of the

Heavy firing is reported north Dardanelles, between Dadengatel

ward tho Dardanellos.

ITALIAN ENTHUSIASM

GROWING.

Durban, Oct. 6, 8.55 a.m. '

and the Gulf of Saroa.

NEW TURKISHI CABINET.

:

Said Pasha has formed a now!

Cabinet at the eleventh hour.

Router's Milan correspondent Roshid Pasha, Ambassador at

(ESTABLISHED Copyright, 1011

FRIDAY,

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

THE WAR.

TURKISH GUNS OUT-

RANGED.

Every alot from the insignifi- cant Turkish guns fell for short.

LANDING PARTY.

OCTOBER

1911

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

THE MOROCCAN

QUESTION.

"LINE ENGAGED.":

(Baviɑm to xxn " ThingLATH."']

Bombay, Oct. 5, 3 p.m.

Telegrams from Berlin state that the resumption of the Moroc A force of marines and blue-can conversation is still delayed, jackets will probably form the presumably as the negotiators are

first, landing force and will clear occupied over Tripoli.

out local resistance.

COOPED CORRES-

PONDENTS.

Dozens of correspondents are cooped up at Malta and Tunis, seeing nothing, as they are not allowed to proceed,

THE SUEZ CANAI..

Renter's Part Said correspond-

́ ́VALUABLE (?) COUNSEL.

Tho

*Westfaelische Zeitung"

thinks the moment propitious to break of negotiations and end the Moroccan Question by seizing Sus as "the bulk of the British foot must be sent to the Mediter ranean in view of the Italo-

Turkish Wat."

October 5th, 1910, Tempeinture, 10 m 80,

77; Humidity.

BUX

五井優

號六月十其港赛

REUTER'S

CHINESE

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS,

THE C.P.R.

TROUBLED SZECHUAN,

A NEW STEAMER.

{HaRvION TO TEN JA THINGNATE,

Bombay, Oct. 8, 7.25 am.

+

["BHAT PO"

Poking, Oot. 5..

SINGLE COFN 10 Omsta.

CHINESE

TELEGRAMS,

THE STAMP DUTY,

MINISTRIES AT VARIANCE.

BERUNG PO SERVICE.]

Peking, Oct. 5,

oceeding

The President of the Ministry A controversy is

The Canadian Pacific Railway of Communications ordered troops between the Ministry of Financo announces that it will build a from various provinces to procood and the Ministry of the Interior steamer twice as large to replace to Szechuan without the permis-over the stamp duty. The former the Empress of China, which was sion of Prines Tsai Tuo, the Pre-contends that it should be called wrecked on July 27 off the coast sident of the Army Board. Prince the national tax, while the latter

of Japan

Tuo has, therefore, bogged the argues that it should be called the local tax. The Cabinet is at a Throne to repudiate the action of

LUB

as to how to aut, and ling the President of the Ministry of

asked the two Ministers to give Communications.

thoir opinion in writing supports ing their arguments. Afterwards, a mesting of the Cabinet will be held to consider the best way of Battling this controversy.

IMPERIAL DEFENCE.

NAVAL SUPREVAUY.

(SEVICE TO THE *' TALEGRAPH."']

rbau, Oct. 5, 0.30 am.

QUIOK-FIRERS ORDERED,

("Smaung Po" Sarvion.)

Peking, Oct. 5.

The Viceroy of Secoloon has

Mr. Alfred Lyttelton, M. P spooking at Balkirk, said that the attempt of Great Britain to maintain single-handed her mari-ordered four quick-firing guns tinic ascendancy would inevitably from the arsenal of Hupel out states that the Italian Consul] MINISTERS FIRED AT end in a few years in a roal union through the Vioaroy there. These has protested to the Governor of

between Great Britain and the guns will shortly be sent to Sze- the Suez Canal of the permanence

Dominions, for defence was a con- Jóhuan. in harbhur of the Turkisk trang- port Kaisori, which has been there since September 30. The Consul claims that this constitutes a breach of the neutrality of the Canal.

THE TRIPOLI FORTS.

AMAZING SCENE IN REICHSPATH:

at

(Savion Yo THE VIZAMORANK,

Durban, Oot.5, 11:45 p.m.

Router's correspondent.

Vienna states that an attack was.

made on the Minister of Justice

in the Lower House of the

Reichsruth for the severity of the states that Admiral Faravelli re ports that the Italian cruisers en-sentences passed on those concern- tored the harbour after the bom-ed in the riots on September 18 bardment,

and 10.

Durban, Oct. 5, 10.55 p.m.

atatos that the war enthusiasm in Vienna, was appointed Ministar Reuter's Romo correspondent Italy is growing.

for Foreign Affairs.

A BISHOP'S BENEDICTION.

Neither Kiamil Paaha nor Hilmi Pasha are included in the The Liberal Bishop of Cremona Cabinet, as both refuse to he bas issued a pastoral letter

directed by the Committee of approval of the war. He anys: Union and Progress,

in

"The war is a hard-necessity for

the triumph of civilization."

NOTABLES PATRIOTISM.

Many of the highest nobles and Deputies are going to the front,

USE OF AEROPLAÑES,

+

BOMBARDMENT OF

TRIPOLI,

Bombay, Oct. 5, 1.45 p.m..

Router's Rome correspondent

states that the bombardment of Tripoli was continued yesterday. The Turks abandoned their forts

A fleet of ten aeroplanes has and are occupying and fortifying been assembled at Naples. hills in the interior,

NATIVE VOLUNTEERS.

Five thousand natiro troops in Eritrea hayo volunteered for sorvido in Tripoli,

FURTHER BOMBARDMENTS

PENDING.

Two officers were landed who

The attack provoked a heated found the outer batteries dis-

inantled and evacuated, only dead sceno during which a man in the bodies being found on the quays gallery fired five shots at the and fortifications.

Ministerial Bench on which sat The inner fortifications have

the-Ministers

stico and hitherto been spared, but the bonibardment will continue until Education. they capitulate..

GOLF

A £400 TOURNAMENT,

THEMGRAPH."']

[c ro T

Durban, Oct. 5, 11.45 p.m.

No one was hit, but a scene of

dition of Imperial safety.

FOREIGN TRAINED

STUDENTS.

'AN EXAMINATION.

"BARUNG PO". BERVIOR.]

Peking, Oct. 5.

DETERMINED PROVINCIALS.

THE PORTUGUESE RE-

PUBLIC.

The result of the examination

held for testing the knowledge of the students who studied abroad,

has been made known.

PROCLAMATION CELE- BRATED,

(Saayian To TES " TELEGRAPH."]

Durban, Oct. 5, 5.45 p.m. Arrest of monarchist suspects and domiciliary visits continue la Oporto.

[“ Sxxuxo To" BREVIOR}

·Poking, Oct. 5,

In spite of the advice and por

Fifty-nine candidates passed with honours, one hundred and twooty-three with distinction,

suasion of the National Assembly, and three hundred and eleven

the members of the Szechuan Pro- raced,

vincial Assembly are determined

to persist in their resignation. The anniversary of the pro-The President of the National clamation of the Republic was Assembly has asked the opinion

心

celebrated in Lisbon and Oporto. The Prosident reviewed the troops in Lisbon.

THE ROYALIST RISING.

Bombay, Oct. 6, 7.25 am. It is impossible to ascertain the the utmost disorder ensued during facta concerning the position in which the

man was arrested. The House was adjourned.

OBITUARY.

[SERVIƠN TỬ TÊN " THING

The final round of the £400 "SHERLOOK HOLMES.

tournament promoted by the

"News of the World" resulted in

James Braid defeating Edward

Ray of Ganton by 1 up.

The bombardment of Dernal.

and Ben Ghazi are ordered for

PRAYERS OR PROJECTILES, to-day.

Reuter's Constantinople: oor

respondent roporte that the Sultan

to be offered

the aid of

THE BOMBARDMENT,

Durban, Oct. 5, 5.45 pm:

The bombardment was a one-

Portugal.

Official telegrama roport every- thing quiet and satisfactory while telegrams in the Spanish nowe- papers say that the tuonarchist rising in North Portugal' has ex- tender considerably.

of the Cabinet Ministers in this

matter, and they telegraphed to

the Viceroy of Szechuan advocat

ing a new election.

CONFLICTING ORDERS.

" BHAT PO" SERVIOL.)

A POST DECLINED.

BHAT FO" Skwz.cm.)" -

Peking, Oct. 5.

Mr. Lo Sheung Ling has, de-

clined to accept the post of the director of the Sam-sai and Fat

Shan railway.

PROVINCIAL FORCES,

[BHAT PO" SERVIOL]

Peking, Oct. 65. The proposal to dispense with the services of the soldiers of the garrisons in various provinces, Poking, Oct, 5.

has been abandoned In future The Ministry of Communications forces will be under the tions has telegraphed to H.E. control of the Viceroye or Gare

Chin Nang Fun, Provincial Tren- cors respcotively. The soldiers under Prince Josaph of Braganza and Captain surer snil acting Governor of Conceiro are advancing in three Bhonsi, urging the despatch of divisions upon - Oporto,

The

Darban, 061, 5, 9.30a.m.

the Shensi force to Szechuan, His The death is announced of Dr. towns entered received them most detergelak med Josepli Ball, for twenty-three enthusiastically, only the garrison Excellency at once telegraphed

Editar of the Edinburgh

[ Ray is one of the most brilliant of yea the younger

gar school of English gallery and, with Duncan, bids fair to rival the famyne trio, Brazil. Vardon and Taylor. liraki has led trumble with kis erat this

edical Journ.

Chaves resisting, and that to the Cabinet enquiring whether! feebly

the latent

he should obey

royal

for that of the

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