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The Hongkong Telegraph.

October 18th, 1911, Tampeminre 10 ■.m. 66, 4 p.m., 68 ; · Humidity.....82; 32.

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REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

新三十月八年三銃案。

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

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Copyright,

SATURDAY

REUTER'S

Octolar 18th, 1910, Tonorature 10.

OCTOBER 14 1911

六拜濃

戴四拾月十英港香

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

REUTER'S

TELEGRAMS.

THE WAR,

[Service To The "Telegraph"]

ITALY'S WARNING.

TELEGRAMS.

THE WAR...

HOME RACING.

A FREE CONSTITUTION:

CONTRABAND ARTICLES,

MIDDLE PARK PLATE.

-NEW POLITICAL OLUB.

(SERÝION TO THE “ TELMOZAFH."']

Durban, Oel. 13, 6.10 p.m. Bombáy, Oct. 14, 7.20 am. Ronfor's correspondent at Con- Router'scorrespondent at Milan Stantinople states at the Turkish announces that in Italion official Government les i-suod à a au- [ditional list of contraband anti- cles. It includes cereals, pre-

quarlots it is pinphatically stated);

(SURVIÓN TO THE “*

TELEGRAPH."]

Durban, Oct. 14, 1.15 a.m..

The race for the Middle Park

Plate (6 furlongs) was run at

Nowmarket yesterday with the following result ---

Absurd

Mr. Sweeper II

(BKAVION TO TEN ** THINGRAPH,"'}"

Durban, Oct. 13, 9.35 a.m.

STILL STRIKING.

RIOTS-AT SWANSEA.

(SERVICE TO TAN :“, TELNORAPE,"')'

Durban, Oct. 13, 9.35 am.

+

A strike at the British Waggon

OUTBREAK IN HUPEH.

REPUBLIC AIMED

[SBUVIOR TO TAN “THLAGRAPH."]

Durban, Oct. 13, 10.30 am,

A mooting has been held in

Renter's correspondout at

London and was attended by Lord Works, Swanson, has led to pro-Peking states that the rovolu-

Holsbury, this Earl of Selborne, longod rigting.

tionary movement at Hunkow

$86 ren Arro

SINGLE Cory 10 Czuré.

SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

SOARING TO FAME.

[Special Service.]

Loudon, Oct. 13.

Anavintor's certificate has been

granted for the first time to a Chinese aviator,

the Duke of Northumberland,| The mob tried to prevent an aims at the establishment of THE HUPEH OUTBREAK,

that if Turkoy desires a speedy served foodstuffs, banknotes,

Earl Roberts, Mr. Austin Cham-engine being shunted into theblic under the Reformer; and dignified penco she must be cheques, and bills of exchange.

berlain, Lord Willoughby de

Sun Yat Sen. worka. After a deal of stone- como reconciled to the fact that EXPEDITION TO INTERIOR.

White Star...... 3 Broke, Lord Hugh Cecil, Mr. throwing they attacked and Tripoli is entirely lost,

Durban, Oct. 13, 12.15 am,

Ton ran. Betting 7 to 1.Ab-Amery, Sir Edward Carson, the

wrecked the buildings. Reuter's correspondent at Tri-surd, 2 to 1 Sweeper II, 6 to 4 Duke of Marlborough and others. poli states that General Ganova is White Star. odgonising an exposition into the

Won by three The meeting decided to form a "Halsbury Club" for the purpose of "restoring a free constitution."

If, however, the outrages against Italians in Asin Minor are continued the Italian Fleet will carry the war into other Turkish Provincos.

Italy has notified the Powers to this effect.

BRITAIN AND TURKEY,

interior which shall start next lengths, one and a half longthe month and carry supplies for a dividing second and third. month.

'AEROPLANES FOR THE FRONT.

Durban, Oet, 13, 9.25 p.m. Four acroplanes, pilote 1 by Italian officers, have been sent to

Durban, Oct. 13, 0.35 am. The newspapers publish a letter. from the President of the Turkish Chamber thanking the British Tripoli.. people for their sympathy and It is intended that they should protesting against the attitude of ho employed in actual warfare Europe iu permitting the Italian if occasion aries, by dropping

bomba in the enemy ments,

coup..

TROOPS LANDED;"

Bombay, Oct. 13, 1.50 p.m.

Fifteen thousand trops were Landed at Tripoli yesterday, mk- ing the total strength of the garrison 22,000.

A further body of 15,000 are to

·follow.

CHOLERA IN TRIPOLI,

· Reuters correspondent at Malta elates that cholera has broken out in Tripoli. Four deaths have

occurred.

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ITALIAN COMMANDER'S PROCLAMATION.

Bombay, Oct. 13, 3.35 p.m. A message from Rome states that the. Italion Commander-in- Chiof has issued a proclamation to the inhabitants of Tripoli in which he announces that he was sent án to enslave, but to restore to the population their rights, to punish the yearpore, and to make the people their own pastors.

A WARM WELCOME.

DUKE OF CONNAUGHT

ARRIVES.

{SanyiɑH TO THR "TBLXGRAPH.""]

Bombay, Oct. 13,1.50 p.m.

Thoir Royal Highnesses, the

Duko and Duchess of Connaught,

PAPERS WARNED.

RELIGIOUS CONTROVERSY

IN INDIA.

[SERVIȘN TO THE “THLBGRAPH.''

A body of police used their

batons on the mob and several

wore injured.

COAL IN CANADA.

AN IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.

[SARVION TO TEN “ TULEGRAFN.”]

Durban, Oct, 13, 10.20 p.m.

Considerable interest has been Durban, Oct. 13, 9.35 s.m. ·

aroused by the prospect of a Reutor's correspondent at Bom valuable development from im-

arrived at Quobec on Thursday bay states that the Lieutenant-mense anthracite coalfields near avening and landed on Friday

Governor of Bengal has issued a the source of the River Strikino) morning.

severe warning that any papers in British Columbia, about 150 CANADA'S DEVELOPMENT,

miles from the seaboard. indulging in inflammatory or Durban, Oct. 14, 12.50 a.m.

indecent controversy contrary to Router's correspondent at the law will be rigorously pro Quebec states that H. R. H. the

sreuted. The situation is becom- ing very serious.

Duke of Connaught was sworn

in by the Provincial Parliament.

In making hisreply to addressos.

Henceforth, the proclamation states, the inhabitants will be of welcome ho said that the union governed by their own chiefs.nu of the Anglo-French races gave der the patronage of King

SULTAN IN DANGER.

Durban, Oct. 13, 10.30 a.m. The "Daily Telegraph's" oo: Emmanuel. ro poulent at Constantinople says that there are indretions that the military party in Turkey is dissatisfied with the supineness of the Sultan.

RUSSIA'S FIRM ATTITUDE.

England those qualities which made her greatness. History was repeating itself in Canada where

the wise rule of statesmen, some timos of British, sometimes of

THE TRUSTS.

CAMPAIGN IN AMÉRICA.

* SANVIOR TO TUR ** TRAGRAPH, ']

Darban, Oct. 13, 9.35 a.m.- Durban, Oct. 13, 0.10 p.m. Reuter's correspondent at St.

The United States District The name of the Heir-Apparent Petersburg states that owing to

Court at Toledo has ordered the is already being whispofed as that of the man most likely to the Porte would treat corn as con-

appreliensions entertained that French descent, was giving her s

dissolution of the National Elect- check the disintegration of

development which was the envy trio Land Company and of 35, fraband of war the Russian Am Turkey.

bassador rooently pointed out to

subsidiary companies. the Porto that the matter was of the utmost importance to Russia.

As nd definite reply was receiv

MINISTRY DOOMED.

Durban, Oct. 18, 10.30 o.,

Router's correspondent at Conrod the Russian Ambassador sent a further noto leclaring, firmly

stintinoplo states that, the Op-

position Deputica havo refused to

B

niret The Unionists to discuss a that corn must be subject - coinmon · programme to show neither to arrost nor confiscation united front to Italy,

unless it were addressed to the They have alro declined to Italian forces and making the support the new Ministry, and Porte responsible for any viola- the Unionists have also decided. tion of Russia's rights, not to support the Ministry unless it conforms to a policy of resin- tande to the bitter end...

The Porte has since allowed a Greek coru steamer to pass, but The 1010 of the Ministry is the Russian Ambassador never sealed, and formation of a Coali-theless insiste upon receiving Lion Cubinet is probable,

official reply.

of the world,

OIL COMBINE,

A POSITIVE DENIAL."

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BOXING.

JOHNSON DECLINES.

(SWAVION TO TUL** TELEGRAPH,"']

Durban, Oct. 13, 2.25 p.m. - Jack Johnson has declined to

It is planned that his brother Sun Yu shall be the President of tho Provincial Assembly and that

the noted scholar Tang Hun-long shalbe Governor-General of

Hupeh.

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The whole Assembly in Hupok has seceded from the Imperial

Government,

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JAPANESE NAVAL FORCE,

("INDEPENDENT NEWB" AGENOT.]

„Tokyo, Oot, 14.

Tho rebellion in Hupol at tracting great attention here and the Government is closely watch- ing developments.

Rear-Admiral Kawashima has been chosen as Commander-in- Chief of the foreign naval force An exchange of shots took place at Hankow, and has distributed between the rebel forts at Wu-landing parties to guard each oliang and a loyal oruiser, but settlement.

Count firing coased on a protest being,

Hayashi, acting Minister for Foreign Affairs, odgod by British-and Japanese

proceeded to the Palace yesterday Officials, who represented that the

to explain to the Emperor Concessions were endangered by

position in Hupoh. The firing.

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A SERIOUS OUTLOOK.

Bombay, Oct. 13, 3,55 p.m. It is claimed that the coalfields

The "Times" correspondent are capable of commanding the in Peking says that the rebellion

markets of Siberia, China, Japan, is increasing in force and is the and of supplying naval require most formidable danger which ments in time of war if the Suez, the Government has had to face

and Panama Canals should be since the Taiping rebellion,

closed.

An outbreak is momentarily oxpected in Canton, Nanking,

and the Anhui Province.

OBITUARY.

RT. HON, JOHN WILLIAM

MELLOR

[BraVICE TO THE " TEZROKAFE."']

Durban, Oct. 13, 9.25 pitn The death is announced of the

The booty seized at Hanyan in- oluded two million tools from the

mint.

DANGER AT PEKING.

VISCOUNT UCHIDA.

ARRIVES IN JAPAN.

[“ Independent Nzwa" Ámonox.]

Tokyo, Oct. 14, Viscount Uchida, formerly Japanese Ambassador in America and now Minister for Foreign Affairs, arrived at Tokyo to-day.

CANTON NEWS.

The "Talborath" CornuarONDENR,}

Canton, Oct. 13. Many personsin Kingchow have been rendered liomeloss and de- Self Covernment Society has asked stitute by storms and floods. The

tho, Viceroy and the Nine Charit. ablo' Institutions for financial relief.

The Cantón authorities have been advised that the butchers' Bombay, Oct. 14, 7.20 p.m. guilds in Kahingehow havo strnak Reuter's correspondout at Paccount of the tax on slaughter

ng. Local'attempts at mediation

Rt. Hon. John William Mellor,king states that China's it is had been rosultless.

P.C., D.L., K.C.

leout on the most reliable,

The Canton Viceroy has inform edila British Consul in rogárd to

be given to increase the number

Mr. Mellor M.P., for Grantham authority that General Li Quan-his request that permission should from 1831 to 1986 and for tho Bowery heng, leads the Hupel mutineers, of cattle exported from Kingohow

Division of Yorkshire from 1802 to

1904. He was a Liboral in politics and did myoh ayful work as a member of many committees,,

The Government admits that to Hongkong, that the request

cannot be complied with:

the garrisons at Paotingfu, Tientsin, and oven Peking, are

MR. E. H. PICKERSGILL honeycombod with revolt

Bombay, Oct. 14, 7.20 am. The death je announce, from meet Bombardier Wells in Paris pneumonia, of Mr. Edward, Ilare on Oct. 20, and the match, in Pickersgill.

Durban, Oct. 13,3.20 p.m..

The solicitors of the Standard

Oil Co., formally and positively deny the existence of any agree- meat between the Co, and the Dutch Petroleum and the consequence, Bus Transport an, Trading Co, ul.

[Mr. Pickersgill was a "bairistör whờ completelyssa Liberal member for Brust Green from 1896 tai 1940 and from 1900 to

1010.

The autumn mauoruvres 'in which 30,000 men were to tako

Kaiping, hayo been cancelled, part and which were to start from

The Sixth Division is to entrain

Ter Fengtai this afternoon,

[Chinde telegrams on page farther parboulare of tho outbresk. A

Weather Forecast.

•RAIN

MITH STORM

CHANGE

gire VERY DRY

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