1913-04-21 — Page 1

The

Hongkong Telegraph.

April 21, 1913, Temperature a.m. 60, pan. 78; Humidity...02, 86.

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晚六十月三年丑

TELEGRAMS.

THE BALKAN CRISIS.

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THEIR MAJESTIES,

(ESTABLISHED 1881.) Copyright, 1912 by the Proprietor,

TUESDAY,

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APRIL 22, 1913.

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·WEATHER FORECAST

CLOUDY

Barometer 29,85

April 21, 1912, Temperature a.m. 63, p.m. 67; Humidity...58, 45.

二拜禮

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ALLIES AT VARIANCE,

VISIT TO RAILWAY WORKS.

THE POPE'S ILLNESS,

NO FURTHER BULLETINS

PARIS MOTOR BANDITS.

THREE PAY THE PENALTY.

LARGEST BATTLESHIP.

A JAPANESE LEVIATIAN,,

Reuter's

Router's [Service to the Telegraph."]

London, April 21.

According to the accounte pablished, the tension between Balgaria and Servis is becoming dangorous and aouts.

[Service to the "Telegraph."] London, April 21.

Reuter's [Service to the "Telograph."]

[London, April 21. Their Majesties the King and Reutor's correspondent at Rome Queen were givou a most en-wires that His Holines the Pope thusiastic welcome on a visit te is on the the real to convales Crowo Railway Works.

conca and no further bullotine A Bulgarian diplomat told the

They conversed cordially with will be issued. "Daily Telegraph's" Vienna cor- the Mayor, who happens to be a respondent that "if Servia dcos signalman and took the greatest not evacuate the towns she co-interest in the wonderful en-] cupies which belong to us by gineering exhibits. Treaty we shall send troops to

EX-KING MANOEL.

BETROTHAL CONFIRMED,

Iator,

occupy the towns without a de- Superintendent Knighted. claration of war.".

A Secret Convention.

Mr. R. Tarnball, Superintend

The Daily Mail's" Belgrade cat of the Line of the London correspondent wires that the and North Western Railway, has

xistones of a secret Austro-been knighted. Bulgarian Convention has been. revealed through the indiscretion

of a subordinate diplomatic offi.

LOCAL SPORT.

loa' taak in restraining popular

LAWN TENNIS.

HK.C.C, Tournament, The various competitions in the

AUSTRIAN-ADRIA

EXHIBITION.

Renter's

二廿月四英港香

TELEGRAMS.

THE ARMY QUESTION.

APPEAL TO BOTH SIDES:

Router's [Service to the "Telegraph."]

London, April.21. Lord Curzon repudiated Lord

$86 PER ANN

Single Cort 10 Dazs,

NEWS FOR BUSY MEN.

TELEGRAMS,

THE NEWS CONDENSED.

The betrothal of Ex-King Manoel to Princess Auguela Vic- toria of Hohenzollern is confirmed.

Mr. R. Turnbull, Superintend

Renter's [Service to the "Telegraph."]

[Service to the "Telegraph."] London, April 21.

London, April 21. Renter's corespondent at Paris, The Japanese battle-cruiser wires that three of the motor ban-Kongo, which is being construct- Haldane's charges against the ent of the Line of the Land N. dit leaders noted Callemin, ed by Megara. Vickers, was supporters of compulsory service W. Railway, has been knighted. Derby and Monier respectively-berthed in the graving dock at and asserted that the Torritorials! sentenced to death in February, Belfast to-day..

had been a complete failure. He The Allies accept the mediation. have been guillotined.

suggested a conference of the of the Powers, with the reser leaders of both parties to con- vation of a right to debate certain aider the findings of the Defence points. Committee, and asked:-Why not join hande in an endeavour The King and Queen wore to solve the Army question? given a most enthusiastic re- [The above messago apparently ception on their visit to Crewe refers to a debate in the House of Railway Works.

not arrived at time of going to Lords; but the first section had preos.]

They died shouting greetings to the few spectators who had

assembled,

She is the largest warship in the world, having a displacement of 27,500 and a speed of 28 knots.

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Dieudonne, one of the four who was sentence i, was reprieved at the last moment. He fainted with TRADE MARK QUESTION. emotion.

BRITISH AND AMERICAN RESPONSE.

London, April 21 The appointment by the Chinese

It is reported that a Society is being formed in Shanghai for the assassination of President Yuan and three others.

Three of the leadors of the French motor buivlits have been guillotine; one was roprieved at " the last moment.

London, April 21,

At the Police Court, this after The report of the impending, marriage

noon, before Mr. C. D. Melbourne, between Ex-King

Messrs W. R. Loxley and Com Maucel of Portugal and Princess places of Austris sad other Augusta Victoria of Hohenzollern attractions for tourists, travellers, and Company, 5 Queen's Road pany summoned Mesara Osawa is confirmed.

and sportsmen. cial. It provides for the recogoi-

As it is expected that a great Queen's Road West, and Wo Hing

Central, Shun Chong and Co., 209 CHINA'S DAY OF PRAYER tion of Austria's special intoreste

oumber of visitors from all parts Tai, 35, Wing Lak Street, for in the northern Albanian littoral.

of the world will assemble in the baving in their possession for sale Austria promises diplomatic amp-

exhibition ground, there is ample certain singlets to which marks port to Bulgaria's aspirations in:

provision for entertainments of Macedonia as far west as Ochrida.

so nearly resembling the com all sorts. There will be a great plainanta ator and cockatoo trade

The Japanese battle-cruiser Effect in Greece.

In connection with the colobrany interesting things outside marks as to be calculated to

Kongo, the largest in the world, The "Daily Telegraph'a" cor

above toungment are now near-tion of the G5th anniversary of the of the Rotunde Buildings. A deceive were falsely applied.

was berthed in the graving cook respondent at Athens antes thating completion, and, is the semi acecasion to the Throne of His unge artificial canal and lake with

Mr Bowley, of Messrs Dennys

at Belfast yesterday. Goal stages aro being reached, Tmporial and Royal Apostolic sailing and motor boats is situated and Bowley, prosecuted, and Mr thia utterancca of Bulgarian

Majesty Francis Joseph I, Em-in front of the Western Entrance to Reader Harris, of Mengra Wilk Government of a day of prayer i politiciana, in claiming Saloniks, interest grows npace.

The existence Last evening Major Dwen an the Rotunde. Three bridges lead Northern Altania and of a secret are rendering difficult M. Vevize“ |

Austro-Bulgariau Convention re- A Noland fought out lard flungary, an Exhibition will be across the canal. In the lake it and Company passions.

matol to decide entry into the arranged in Vienus. This Ex-self there is moored an exact copy semi-final of the Championship libition is called The Austrian (in half its real dimensions) of deal

Mr Bowley said he would manities was inspired by the Macedonia has been revealed.

with

Minister of Foreign Affairs, who Singles, and in the end Joseland Adria Exhibition and will be open the steamship "Wion" one of the Osawa and Company first. The

"Case af is an ardent Christian,

A Bulgarian diplomat has secured the verdict. It took five from May until October 1913. Austrian Lloyd's new Mail Liners complainants were the regis The proposal has evoked most stated that unloss Servia evac- Router's correspondent at full sets, however, to dre'de the The magnificent Buildings of the from Trieste to Alexandris. All tered owners of what was kno sympathetic interest in Britain, uates certain towns, Bulgaria Athens wires that the reply of issue, and the victory was recured futunde together with its vast the restaurants and coffee house as the star trade markt, which where a similar day of prayer is will send troops to occupy them. the Allies has been handed to the by three sets to two and 93 games surroundings have been selected are kept in the style of bistorical they used for singlets imported by the beads of the different lowers. It accepts mediation to 22. It was a hard tussle, and for the purposes of that Exhibi- buildings which are to be soon from England to sell in the denominations. The day will be being organised for next Sunday with the reservation of a right to the result was always in doubt, tion. To and from the Exhibition on the coast of the Adriatic sea. Colony to Chinese. dobata with the Powers the ques the last set covering twelve grounds there will be provided o There are also rural hamlets and of the Aegean Islands, and the games. The scores ware:-2-8, most convenient service of all huta, exact copies of the houses

equally observed in America. frontiers of Thrace and Albania. 6-2, 2-6, 6-3, 7-5

sorts of vehicles, so that it can be of the people along the seashore Another interesting match was reached from the centre of the and in the Dalmatian and Boa- that between R. Hancock and city in a few minutes.

Dion mountains. R. D. 8towart v. H. A. Nisbet and

The whole exhibition com- H. R. Phelips in the Professional prises exhibits which have a cou- INCIDENT. Paira. This ended in victory for nection with the Adriatic eeD, the former pair by 63, 7-5, and its ports and islands, trade, traf- they now figure in the semi-finalfic, the home industry of the inhabitants of its shores, and

Allies and the Powers,

FRANCO-GERMAN

Later.

CAPT. LEMERLE RELEASED. of this competition.

London, April 21. Router's correspondent at Bor- lin reports that Capt. Lemerle has been released.

10th inst, stated:-Router's oor- [A message received on the respondent at Paris wires that the French Captain Leuerle has been

arrested at Speyer, in Bavaria. It is believed that the

arrest was the result of some

miannderstanding, as Captain Lemerlo was on regular leave and was travelling in Germany in private capacity, having no mis sion to perform.]

LARGEST BRITISH VESSEL.

AQUITANIA LAUNCHED,

bank.

: ateamers etc.

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London, April 21.

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In the third round of the "B" finally of the general develop Class Singles, D. E. Clarke (awesment of the Austrian Navy and 3/0) beat A. H, Orook (owes 15) Mercantile Marine during the long reign of the aged Emperor- by 3-0, 6-3, 6-1.

King Francis Joseph I.

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The following ties are down for decision this evening:-M. R. (ów 30-2) in the third round of Harris (reca. 3-6). H. A. Nisbet the "A." Class Singles..

A. H. Orook v. H. Hancock in the third round of the Champion ship Singles.

THE HONGKONG RIFLE LEAGUE.

Belillos Challenge Shield.

The shield presented by Mr. The Rotunde itself is devoted B. E. Belilios has now arrived and embraces the different sec- for a few days at Messrs. Gsupp exclusively to soientific purposes and will shortly be placed on view tions of the Exhibition. There & Co'a.

will be shown the various types As the result of the season's of men-of-war from the old sailing matches, H. M. S. Hampshire are vossels up to the most modern the winners for the season and G.A. Woodock and J. Boach super-dreadnoughts and sub-present holders of the shield. (cec. 15-3) v. A. N. Joseland and marine boats with all their Former vinners of League

J. B. Puuman (owo 15) in the machinors, turret-guns, gears ate: Matches are:-Season 1910/1911 second round of the Doubles In the group which represents the H.M.S. Minotaur. Season 1911/ Handicap; Capt. Crawford and mercantile marine there also will 1912. R. N. Dookyard. Capt. James (owe 15) v. R. P. be seen the gradual development

Interport Rifle Match

the

made specially for Loxley's with His Worship: Are the goods that trade mark?

"NAVIGABLE."

Mr. Bowley replied that that CANTON FOAD was so, and they had Loxley's name on them. They register- ed the star trade in 1905. In 1910

A woman from Yaumati, was

Curzon suggested a conference

In the House of Lords, Lord

of the leaders of both parties to consider the findings of the Dolence Committee.

The appointment of a day of prayer for China originated with and the day will also be observed the Miniator of Foreign Affairs;

LOCAL.

they registered a double mark's charged by Inspector Gerrard, at in Britain and America. double star and in 1911 they re- the Police Court, this morning, gistered a number of stars, Of the with being in unlawful possession atar ainglots Messrs. Loxley's sold of a bag of coal.. between 200,000 and 300,000 The Chinese.constable said the dozena a year which proved that woman had the coal in her bost Board was held this afternoon.

A meeting of the Sanitary the singlets were popular with in Canton Road. the Chinese,

Mr. Hazeland:-Hod, she her Mr. Harris:-We sell more boat in Canton Road? (laughter): than that.

Inspector Gerrard: There is The case was proceeding as some reclaimed land there. we went to press.

Mr. Hazeland:-I have not liad a case of coal stealing for soine time,

"THE HOTEL."

Before Mr. O.D, Melbourne, at the Police Court, this morning the master of the Wah Kea board-

Inspector Gerrard:-But there is a lot of it going on,

Mr. Hazeland-It is not detected; $15 or cno month.

SANITARY BOARD.

bery were heard when the April Further charges of armed rob-. Criminal Sessions were continued to-day.

Correspondence regarding the quarantine regulations at Singa-' pore is published in another part of this issue.

Major-General Anderson, Com- mander-in-Chief of His Majoaly's Forces in South China, is at Fresent in Shanghai.

Tharsfield and W. N. Lowe (rec. of vessels since the middle of the

ing house, Des Voeux Road Cen- The agenda for this afternoon's 4.6) in the second round of the past century. Special attention selection of the team to repre- ting a breach of By-law 23, by contains little except ordinary HK.C.C. Lawn Tennis Tourna-

A preliminary practice for the tral, was charged with commit-meeting of the Sanitary Board, same competition..

the different industrial products be held at King's Park Range is given to the sections in which sent Hongkong in this match will allowing three other businesses routine work. are exhibited which go to the

J. Buckoill and E. R. Hallifax

v. Capt. Atkins and Capt. Walker in the third round of the Pro:

fessional Pairs.

Riflemen are invited to attend.

WORLD Y. M. C. A.

CONFERENCE.

to be carried on at his boarding

The various competitions in the An application is to be consid-ment are drawing toward com- plotion. The latest results appear house under the signboards Tsun ored for permission to erect an Un, Yan Wo Tai, and Ji Ut iron staircase at the rear of No. 5

to-day. Teoang.

Arbuthnot Road. Mr. C. Fairbrother Mason, of The Hon. ME. A. Heweit the arrival of the Siboring Mails The matter of irregularity in Mesare. Wilkinson and Grist, de- C. M. G. minuted How does has been taken fended.

this affect the

space P

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Lance Forgeant Pardon depos ed to finding the three signboards and said he reported, the matter to the Registrar General. ・・

Mr, Mason admitted that there

upper

air

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NEWS FOR BUSY men.

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making of a modem ocean grey- on Saturday 28th. inst. at 2 p.m. hound or a powerful man-of-war. BILLIARDS.

There is a section arranged by Soldiers Club Tournament. the Skodawerke, Pilsen, the fam- The second match in the semi-ous gun factory in Austria; en- final of the competition in the other one shows the torpedoes, The Canard liner 'Aquitania, Soldiers' Club Billiards Touran built by the famous White- of 47,000 tons, and registered to ment, started last night between head firm. The Stabilimento carry 3,250 passengers, the largest the 83rd R.G.A, and the Hong-Tecnico Triestino is represented British vessel afloat, has been kong Volunteers and resulted in by a great number of models of Baocessfully launched at Clyde- two wins being registered for vessels both men-of-war and World's Alliance of Young Men's were two signboards, and argued

The eighteenth conference of the the Volunteers. Mr. Wolf, whose merchant-men, which that estab. Obristian Associations meets is that the house was an hotel, and Large crowds witnessed the launching "ceremony, the river highest break was 23, beat Gun-lishment has turned out for the Edinburgh noxt June. It is ex- that there were various people. being on fete with excursion ner Bonnott by 200 to 129, the navies and mercantile marines of pected that the delegates from all staying there. The sign boards be- loser's best effort being 12. different nations. Another sec- parts of the globe will number longed to two mon who were in The second game, between Mr. tion is devoted to the Export and above one thousand. According the hotel, and were buyers for Bishop and Ganner Campbell, Import of various articles to the programme provisionally firma in Kayingchow. ended in a win for the former, handled in the Austrian trade arranged, the conference will words "Yu Ip Company, Kaying- by 200 to 154, the winner's emporium, Trieste, and the differ open on Wednesday, June 11, chow" were written on the largest break being 10, as against ent smaller ports of the Adriatic with a service in St. Gilea's Cath- signboards. The man were not valescence; no further bulletins 14 of the loger's.

soa. In another corner there is to edral, and will conclude on the selling; they were only buying, will be issued. as be seen a complete Train de following Monday with an ex-and he submitted there was no

Luxe used by the Austrian cursion to Lacbgoilhed, Argyll offence against the by-law. State Railway with Saloon, shire. The various Aessions of Defendant was disolzirged. 120 Sleeping, Dining, and Obser- Conference will be held in the 154 vation Cars. The International United Free Chutoh Assembly

Sleeping Car Company and the Hall, and the subjects to be dis 283 Canadian Pacific Railway are also cussed are, briefly as follows:

At the Police Court, this mor represented with their most (1) The work of the Association ; 200 modern palatial Cars de Luxo. In (2) conditions essential to its ning, an Indian watchiman was 200 the hygienic and balneological success; (3) the movement in Sammoned by Mr. M. Sternberg The biggest British steamer, Section are to be seen Models of relation to the vital problems of for failing to perform his duty, the Aquitania (47000 tone) has 400 many of the famous watering present time.

feloads at: was bo and over, been launched as Clydebank.

Aerial Maji Man's Mishap,

New York, March 12.--Henry M. Jones, an aviator arrived in this city yesterday, hearing letters,

The results to dato are consigned to air mail ronte No. follow- 004,603, Boston to New York. He

83rd R. G. A.

started by aeroplane from Boston, Gunner Bonnett January 16, carrying twenty-five Gunner Campbell pounds of mail matter and a pot

of Boston baked beans for Post

master Morgan, After several

H.K. Volunteers.

mishaps the aeroplane was put Mr. Wolf.

out of commission by an scoident Mr. Bishop: at Rye, NY, and Jones finished

his journey by train.

Bound Over

The

THE NEWS CONDENSED.

The Pope is on the road to con-

It is reported that the tension between, Bulgaria and Servia is becoming acute.

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Capt. Lamerle, of the French Army recently arrested in Bavaria, has been released.

up by the Government and the G.P.O., London.

DON'T FORGET.

TO-DAY,

Bijou 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9:15 p.m.

TO-MORROW.

Bijou 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m.

Friday April 25 Institute of Engineers and Shipbuilders Paper on Diesel Engines 15 p.m.”

Saturday, April 28. Green Teland Cement Co. Ltd. Ordinary General meeting, St. George's Building-abon:

Northumberland and Durham Dinner. Hongkong Botel

Old Alleynian Dinner Hong- kong Hotel.-8.p.m.

Saturday May 8. Hongkong Electric Co. meet?