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The Hongkong Telegraph.

Jane 9, 1913, Temperature a.m. 82, p.m. 82; Humidity...83, 84.

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晚大初月伍年丑癸

TELEGRAMS,

MILITANCY.

ITS DEATH-BLOW?

Reuter's

[Service to the "Telegraph."]

London. Received June 9.

Racecourse Outrage.

In the early morning the

grandstand at Horst Park Race course was gutted. The stables, situated some distance from the stand,

4 were simultaneously ablaze. Suffragists are suspected.

Later.

Another Prosecution;

TELEGRAMS.

THE DERBY DECISION.

RUMOURS AND DENIALS.

Reuter's

[Service to the "Telegraph."]

London. Received June 9. The newspapers are still fall

(ESTABLISHED 1881.)

Copyright, 1912 by the Proprietor.

TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1913.

TELEGRAMS.

HOME RULE.

AGAIN BEFORE COMMONS.

Router's

[Service to the "Telegraph."]

London. Received June 10. In the House of Commons, Mr.

TELEGRAMS:

WEATHER FORECAST""

RAIN

Baromater 20.72.

June 8, 1912, Temperature a.m. 76, pan. 78; Humidity... 91, 86.

二拜波

號十月六英津香

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.

PUTUMAYO OUTRAGES.

`A TERRIBLE INDICTMENT.

THE IRISH RIFLES.

FURTHER DETAILS,

BRITAIN & JAPAN.

Reater's [Service to the "Telegraph,”]

London. Received June 10. The Report of the Select Com-

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

London. Received June 10. The rifles recently despatched

THE MONSOON.

FIRM FRIENDSHIP.

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

London. Received June 10. Mr. Inouye, the new Japanese

BALKAN AFFAIRS.

085 EN ARE UN

SALE COFT 10 Unata

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NEWS FOR BUSY MEN.

TELEGRAMS.

THE NEWS CONDENSED.

Various rumours regarding the Derby decision are outlined in a telegram.

A telegram gives details of the

The grand stand at Burst Park Racecoures has been gatted, it is believed by suffragists.

An explosion on board sub- marine E5 resulted in one death and eleven men being injured..

The Defendante ficted by the verdict in the window smashing of rumours, allegations, and Asquith moved the second read-mittee on the Putumayo atrocities to Ireland cams from a stable in Ambassador to London, inter- storing and despatch of the rifles case include all the members of denials of all sorts in connection ing of the Home Rule Bill which says the employees of the Com-Hammersmith, whither they were viewed by a representative of to Ireland. the Women's Social and Political with the disqualification of Cra- had been rejected by the House pany were a gang of ruffiaps and conveyed from a ship at Wapping. Reuter's, stated that he was Union, who become jointly and gandur and the running of other of Lords. He emphasised the murderers who shot, burned), tore The police are watching the greatly pleased to return to Mr J. Dickinson, the now individually responsible for the horses in the Derby. The stew-length of time occupied in dicous tured and violated in a spirit of stable, where there are still 4,500 England. The outlook for London Chief Magistrate, ba damage.

ards still come in for much sion of the measure last session wanton devily.

rifles, and at the same time have Anglo-Japanese friendship was been knighted, The papers describe this as the criticism.

and affirmed that throughout The Report states that the notified the authorities in Ireland never brighter than to-day. Th death-blow to militancy.

"Hotspur," writing the in there had been no sign of falling British directora cannot absolve of the departure of each consign- Alliance had preserved its power A deores has been signed in "Daily Telegraph," reproduces off in Paliamentary support to the themselves from the charge of ment.

and influence as a convincing Params prohibiting the naturali- with precise details a story current Bill. He analysed the figures of culpable negligence regarding The stable is rented by a parly guarantes of peace in the Far astion of Chinese, on Saturday night that Mr. Ismay the by-elections since the intro- the labour conditions prevailing, of well-dressed gentlemen. East and friendliness towards had written the stewards asking daction of the Bill, and declared and the Committeo think they

Britain lay at the hearts of the whether certain formalities re- that it was impossible for anyone deserve a severe censure.

Emperor and his people. quired by the Rules in connection to contend there was any evidence with objections had been fulfiled, that the mass of the electorate and the writer anticipates that disapproved the verdict of the this will delay to-day's settlement House. The suffragist conspiracy trial of accounts. bas opened at Old Bailey, Sir Other papers discredit the J.B. Simon. Solicitor General, for report, and, as far as the result of the Crown, pointed out that the the race is concerned, the matter Women's Social and Political seems definitely settled by an lieved that if the Government MR. GEORGE WYNDHAM, M.P. Union's activity showed an in-authoritative statement in the persisted in the present course. come of 235,710. He dwelt on "Sporting Life," that Mr. Iemay we should be on the verge of a had not appealed, and a state- great national "ealamity. Ulster the suffragist speeches arging outrages, and characterised the ment in the Morning Post," that was firmly determined to main- the Major Loder, one of the stewards, tain at all costs-he repeated at masa of papere found at suffragist beadquarters, recording in reply to an enquiry, eald-sll costs-what she regarded as of the Right Honorable George the outrages, as a book of crimes. "No appeal had been lodged up her alienable right as part of the Wyndham, Unionist M.F for He emphasised that expenses were to yesterday, and I know nothing United Kingdom. England's paid to the perpetrators, who were of an enquiry being corned." power, if exercised ruthlessly in Dover, and formerly Chief core also rewarded with medals etc. This is decisive in view of the Ulster, would succeed, but he in the manner of soldiers in rule requiring appeals to be appealed Dot to the Government's battle.

lodged within 48 hours.

feeling of omnipotence, but to its

AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

A DIVIDED MOUSE.

London. Received June 9 Reater's Melbourne corrres- pondent says the Liberals have now 88 seats, in the house of Representatives and Labour 37,

in the

CLERGY SCHOOL AFIRE.

SCHOLARS RESCUED.

London. Received June 9. St. John's Clergy School, Leatherhead, has been destroyed by fire. All the scholars were promptly rescued, many being in

Ecant attire.

It is beliovod that the fire waa

Sir W. J. Lyne was defeated in his attempt to secure a seat, in caused by the flame from a gas-jet Senate,

The figures continue to point lighting the curtains.

A later message states that to the rejection of the Referendum

arrangements are being made for

this week to consider the position. their homes.

THE NAVY.

AMERICAN" TARIFFS.

Rejection Moved.

Mr. Balfour, in moving the rejection of the Bill, asid he be

conscience,

KAISER'S SILVER

JUBILEE.

FESTIVITIES BEGIN,

OBITUARY.

London. Received June 10. The death has occurred in Paris

tary for Iceland,

London. Received June 10. A telegram from Bombay states that the monsoon has burst.

THREE CHARGES.

Alleged Misappropriation of Money.

PEACE CONFERENCE CLOSED

The new Japanese Ambassador to London has commented on the firmness of Anglo-Japanese friend ship.

London. Received Juus 10. Reuter learns that the Fesce The death bas occurred most Conference has closed its sittings.suddenly in Paris of Mr George The delegates decided that a Wyndham, former Secretary for definitive result will be more Ireland. easily reached if the Treaty of The case in which 8.L. Josephs Peace is completed by agreements charged with misappropriating separately concluded between the $3,030, the monies of Mesers, respective Governmente. concerned in three charges, was Voinovitch, presiding, in Michael and Company, Cebu, The Montenegrin delegato, M. again brought before the notice valedictory sreech expressed the

is

Some hundreds of Dutch agriculturiste have arrived in Buffolk to work on the best suger ferme.

Wyadham's death was most and

A later message states that Mr. den. He died in a hotel where he

Mr Asquith bas moved the had been staying for a week. The of Mr. Melbourne, at the Police delegates homage to King George second reading of the Home Rule cause of death was congestion of Court, this afternoon.

and gratitude to the British Bill, and Mr Balfour has moved the lange.

Mr. Lewis, `・ of

Government and nation for the its rejection. His demise has crested dismay Johnson, Stokes and Master, hospitality shown them. at Dover, where it was not known appeared for the prosecution that he was ill

and Mr. Grist, of Messrs. Wilkin- son and Grist defended.

In the House of Commons, Mr. Asquith paid a warm tribute to Mr. Wyndham's services.

Mesare

Mr. Douglas, sub-accountant in the International Bank, depored that the defendant did business with the bank.

CHINESE IN PANAMA,

London: Received June 9, Renter's correspondent at

By winning the outstanding singles contest, Americs has beat- en Australasia in the Davis Cup competition.

In opening s suffragist con- spirtoy trial, Bir J. §. Simon Women's Union was £35,710, stated that the income of the

The Balkan peace delegates think that the best results will be attained by agreements between the respective Governments.

LOCAL.

The Right Hon. George Wyndham had eat 88 Conser vative member for Dover since

Mr. Daniels, the Hongkong London. Received June 9. 1889. Forty-nine years of age, he Manager for Messrs. Michael and

was the eldest son of the Hon. Company, was recalled and said Panama says the President of Reuter's Berlin correspondent 2ys the Kaiser's Silver Jubilee Peroy Wyndham and of Madeline, the took produced contained a Panama has signed a dreres daughter of Sir Guy Campbell correct zocount of all monies re- prohibiting the naturalisation of festivities practically began on Sunday, with the dedication of in 1989 Countess Grosvenor. The of the firm by defendant. Be

the Irish rebel. He married ceived and spent on behalf Chinese, the huge Olympic Stadium at

deceased started his career in the went to Cheong Lee to dea pre-

The Select Committee on the Grunewald, where, in the

A Motor Library. proposals, and the Cabinet meets most of the scholars to return to Majesties the Emperor and Emin 1882 and joining the Cold said he had ordered and for which | sence of 50,000 spectators, their army, entering Sandhurst College the ice boxes which defendant

Putumayo atrocities has designat- stream Guards a year later. Hehe had paid $300 on account, De-

The most useful automobile in ed the employees of the Company press, surrounded by their family service in the Sunkim fendant said the $300 was paid Washington, Maryland, is the one as a gang of ruffisus and the Imperial Chancilor, and other bigh functionaries, reviewed Campaign and at Cyprus in out of the firm's money. The that serves as a circulating libary murderers. 30,000 picked athletes from the 1885, receiving the medal and $1,000 paid for the licencs, to the for the remote cabin dwellers, the Khedive's Star. Subsequently Treasury was also paid out of the who are too hard-worked to seek whole of Germany, including con he turned his mind to politics firm's money. He did not know literature themselves. The popul tingente of girls and women, and from 1887 to 1802 was exactly how long the firm had ation of the county, outside of A change of programme was lawn tennis players, footballers, A COUNTERVAILING DUTY. ayolista, skaters, ski-runners, &c. Private Secretary to Mr Balfour. bren called "Michael and Com. Eagerstown, is 30,000, spread presented at the Hippodrome

over 500 square miles. For Cirons last night. all appropriately costumed and From 1891 to 1900 he was Under pany."

Secretary for War, while from the The case was proceeding as several years Miss Mary L. Tit equipped. London. Received June 9.

General von Podatelski, the latter year to 1905 he was Chief we went to press. at President of the German Olympic in the Cabinet. In 1902 he was 'Router's correspondent London. Received June 10,

Secretary for Ireland, with a seat In the House of Commons, Mr. Washington reports that the Committes, in the course of a Churchill informed Sir W. P. Democratic leaders of the Senate short patriotic speech, extended Lord Rector of Glasgow Univer- Byles, Liberal M.P. for North have decided to place a counter-to the Kaiser the greetings of two sity and in 1908 of Edinburgh REHEARING GRANTED by a hores. But this outfit was Salford, that the acceleration of vailing duty on live steak, grain, and a quarter millions of Ge; mans University. While Secretary for the three contract Dreadnoughts fresh meats, flour and other grain affiliated to the Committee, and Ireland he achieved considerable would necessitate an additional products. These will be em- exhorted all to take as their mot expenditure of £500,000 in 1913 bodied in the free list, but where to "Ever rondy for the glory and £250,000 in 1914.

a duty is charged on American the Empire." exports of these commodities, an equal duty will be imposed,

ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE.

THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE,

MR DICKINSON KNIGHTED

London: Received June 9. Mr John Dickinson, the newly-

appointed Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, has received the hon our of Knighthood.

BEET SUGAR INDUSTRY.

DUTCH : WORKERS IN : ENGLAND.

London. Received Jane 10. Bome hundred of agriculturists have arrived in Suffolk to work on the best sugar farms) -

THE DAVIS CUP.

AMERICA WINS TIE.

of

distinction and he was largely Irish Land Parchars Act. He was concerned in the passing of the

a

Defendant who Misunderstood.

comb of Hagerstown, who con- Come farther remarks on the ceived the idea, carried literature Currency Question, as it effects to the out-of-the-way places in a the Chinese, appear in another sort of cupboard on wheels, drawn column.

small, and the horze got tired on The Siam, the first motor ship the steep roads. So when a train to enter Hongkong, is dus hers ran over the wagon and left not-to-night or to-morrow morning hing but splinters, an automobile, from Copenhagen. provided with a special library body took its place, and hooke are now taken to the doors of the readers by twenty-four rontes, covering the whole county Exchange.

An interesting communication regarding the China Cook Marine appears in to-day's issua from the pen of a junior ofhoer.

At the Police Court, this morn As he ended his speech, 10,000 man of very considerable litering, Mr. Lewis, of Messra Johnson ary talents and his publications Stokes and Master, applied to Mr. Army carrier pigeons were re

Plutarch Hazeland for the rehearing of leased, taking the speech to all include:- North's

(Tudor classice), Shakespeare's case in which a man was charged corners of the Empire, to be issued as a public proclamation.

Poems, Ronsard and La Pleiade. last week with obstruction.

His Worship said he thought Afterwards there were athletic In Unionist circles he was one of displays.

the leading epitits and had he he would grant a re-hearing on The Duke of Somerset, Chair-lived he would doubtless have the ground that the defendant man of the British Olympia. As again. occupied a cabinet posi-as apparently under a misap- NEWS FOR BUSY MEN. Governor, was present and pre- sociation, was among the Em-tion]. peror'a guests "at the luncheon

London. Received June 10. which followed.

A New York message, states

that in the preliminary round of the Davis International Lawn Ten

Professor C. A. Briggs,

prehension as to what he was baing charged with, In- spector Dymond said the man knew what he was being charged. London. Received June 9. with. He failed to see where there could be a misunderstand- The death bas occurred at New ing.

nis Cup competition, McLoughlin SUBMARINE EXPLOSION: Tork of Professor Charles Angus His Worship-It is obvious

(America) beat Doust (Australasia) by 6-4, 6-4, 6-2,

TELEGRAMS.

THE NEWS CONDENSED,

The Balkan Peace Conference

tus Briggs, Graduate Professor of that there has been a misunder in olozed. Thaological Enovolopaedia and standing.

Symbolics in the Union Theologi- re-hearing was granted.

cal Seminary, New York City

The deceased was born in New

The Americans have thus wan the required thres events.

COMMANDER INJURED.

|

HOME CRICKET.

London, Received June 9,

York in 1841 and was formerly paster of the Presbyterian Church

at Borelle, New Jersey. He was

Remarkable Charge against

a.Husband.

The annual Dragon Boat festi- val was held yesterday at Aber- deen. His Excellency, the sented the prizes.

DON'T FORGET,

TO-DAY.

Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m. Bysack's Circus, Causeway

Professor O. A. Briggs, of New Bay, 9.15 p.m. York, is dead.

A telegram from Bombay states that the monsoon has burst.,

PTO-MORROW. Victoris Theatre 9.15 p.m: "Byssok's Circus 9.15 p.m.

Canton Insurance Office L4d., extraordináry „general meeting,

V.B.C. annual general mees: ing -5.80 p.m. -*-

Sunday, June 15.

St. John's Clergy Echool, Leath-noon

At the Llandilo Police-court re An explosion "osaured in the professor of Hebrew and Cognato cantly William Thomas, a retired engine-room of Submarine Eb at Languages at the Union Theolo- farmer, was committed for trial erhead, has been destroyed by London, Received Jane 10. Milford Haven:

gical Seminary from 1874 to charged with inciting a man to Are. Middlesex beat Surrey at One of the crew was fatally 1891, and of Biblical Theology blow up with dynamite the villa Lord's by 79 runa.

injured, and eleven were seriously from 1891 to 1904. He was the in which his wife resided. It was The Kaitor's Silver Jubiles German Emperor Jabiles. Northampton beat Ewer injured, including Commander author of 6 large number of stated accused had been legally festivities have commenced in Bervice St. Jokin? | Cathedral 10 Northampton by eight wickets, Moore,

religions text boõku,

separated from his wife.

Germany.