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SPECIAL CABLES.

MORE FIGHTING IN THE NORTH

SEVERE I NOAGEMENT BETWEEN NANKING REBELS AND NORTHERN TROOPS,

Situation at Szechuan Critical.

(Our Own Correspondent )

Shanghai: Received Aug, 18.

The foreign naval detrohments have been willidrawn from Chapei and the Settlement boundaries.

"THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 19, 1913.

is not known. The damage is estimated at $250.

At Stanley the police flagstaff and a few paues of glass wore blow way. A fiebing junk be longing to Pioghoi reports. that while coming from Ping Hoi to Stanley with a crew of eiz, it capsized near Cape D'Agui- lar and five of his crew were I drowned.

:...

A quantity of wood got ad- rift from the wood yards at

DAIRY FARM NEWS.

FRESH

MILK

No careful mother can afford to use any but

Pure Fresh Cow's Milk.

has not yet been recovered. Yaumati during the storm and cents saved in using Tinned or other preserved milk

Baby's health is of greater moment than the few

tains no preservatives of any kind

The Dairy Farm Milk is Pure and Fresh and con-

The steam launch Flang On

badly damaged at Yaumati Bay.

A heavy angagement is procrading between the rebels at Nan-und a new river steamer were king and the Northern troops from Pukow. Fighting has been going on between these forces since Friday, and up to the pressut Ho decisive result has been reached, though the can fior is evare in character.

با او ایده

A Red Cross train left Shanghai last evening na there are 200 wounded on the railway between Nanking and Chinking.

Coming to Terms.

Fighting continuos tib e prospects of the rebels makin have captured Tiger hill.

shanghai coived. A g. 19. verest Nankig, where there terms with the Northerners, who

The situation in Szeebunn is reported to be criti

Inter.

are

General Chang Hsun capured Purple Mountain, at Nanking. this morning and is advancing upon Taiping Gate, Nanking.

ASHORE ON THE PARACELS.

MATSURA MARU FROM HONGKONG GOES AGROUND,

Officers and Crew Rescued by Hitachi Maru.

(Our Own Correspondent à

Singap ye Received Aug. 19.

The Hitachi Mara has arrived here with the officers and crew of the Matsury Mard, from Dongkong, which was found stranded on the Paracele, having been driven ashore by the typhoon.

No lives were lost..

The Matan Marn was culy, two days from her destination, and had been on the reef for à considerable time.

The Matsu Mara is a wo den, two decked acres eteamer of 251 tons displ. coment. She was built in 1890 at Oak for the Arami Chozo, and her dimensions are: -Longth, 127 fest; breadth, 31:5 feet; depth, 15.5 feet.]

THE TYPHOON.

Stonecutters Island,

Three juoka went ashore at

The Police Station at Shatin,

which consists of a moatshed ores Ition, was blown away and several trees uprooted in the neighbour the police are now housed in the hood. No one was injured" but cells

"Dairy Farm Milk

means:

Good. Clean & Wholesome Milk.

To-day's Advertisements,

At San Tin Island, the police The Hongkong Tramway

station was deprived of it, roof, walls standing. doors and windows, only the bare

Shoutakok Railway Station was damaged and the furniture which floated siray hàg not been recovered

A large "fisbing, junk drifted

from Cheung Chau with ten

Company, Limited.

By kind permission of Major Robinson and

persons on board. At Lamma Officers the Band of the 25th Punjabis will play on Island the crew managed to get the Beach at North Point from 9 pm until 11 p.m. ashore, but one old man aged junk was going to drift off again, sixty-four years, who feared the attempted to board her again and received injurien in doing so from which he subsequently died.

Sixartillery targets drifted from Taikoo docks and they have not Lyemoon Bay in the direction of been seen since.

Two large fishing junks were dashed on the rocks at Shek 0. No lives have been lost, but one man is reported to be seriously

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THE SOTTO CASE.

ROYAL HONGKONG GOLF CLUB.

The result of the Captain's Cup and Pool for August is as followa:-

A. G. Davicon C. A, Tomea

Cup.

K. M. Cumming

01 - 11-80 94 - 12-82 83 Ser.-83' 93-10-33

·93 - 10-83 96-12--84 960-80

R. Hendercan E. L. Arnold G. Hastings M. R. Harris Commander Gregory

(Continued from page 1.) That part which Pio Datan In one spot the road way was

played in th's affair was a trivial washed away from under the hurt.

one. He was a mere servant of tramway track for a distance of The master of a junk of 400 Sotto. No one can believe from Further Reports of Damage done twenty or thirty feat. Flowever picule capacity reports that whilst the evidence that any relations of

on Sunday..

this was properly supported and out with a ore of four the junk the kind claimed by the defend- trams are running the whole length drifted from San Me in Chinese ente ever existed betwe in him and Further details of the typhoon of the road. The Public Works territory to Tung Lang in British Aquilina Vasquez. He was a par come hand slowly, but it is Dapat ment had the task of reTerritory, and dashed against the sou pl end at br orders by V now evidert that the damage page soid surface, and from rocks, and was broken up. One ent Sotto and their relations were done was not so rerious on might Causaway Bay to the Balle View of the orew was drowned and those of a mistress and servant. have been expected.

Hotel, the road is practically three were saved. The damage to She herself testified: "When I The death is reported of alas good as ever it was,

the junk is estimated at 1,000 left the houss, I took Pio Datan

.96 - 8-01 woman aged 54 years from a

It is worthy of comment, that

with me. "

Notwithstanding the G. M. Young 100 - 18-01 cargo boat wrecked off Stonecut-the Tramway Company had trame ASSAULTED A

eubordinate relation which he bore "Qualifies for Cup. ter's during the typhoon.

ronning 89 €: on nfie the blow

Pool. to the other defendans, his con- Two bodies were found in the inckened as was the cure. Abont

nection with the affair, was such Bartour yesterday supposed to be victims of the typhoon. One was that of a boy and the other that of a men about 30.

4.

100 coolies bad be on kept waiting for an opportunity. They started leaning the track at 3.30 p.m.

CONSTABLE

Tore the Tie from His Neck

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*C. A. James 88-14-74 accomplice. The principal de-. A. Tomes as to make him responsible's an A Davicon 90-11-70

· 94 - 12-82 fendant, the man who really.com. K. M. Cumming 83 Sor.-83

Capt. Spicer Rev. Fostar Pegg 83 11-84 89- 5-84 Commander Gregory

09-8-91

A Swede named East Aleu-mitted the crime, is Vicente and within the hour a service berg, residing at the Grand Carl-Sotto. The judgment of the We have been informed that ali was started and maintained. Shak O there are about sineleon This is u mean performance Mr Melbourne at the Police Court, imposing upon Pio Datan four ton Hotel, was charged before court below is modified by bodies lying on the beach. The considering the amount of debris this morning, with behaving in a months and twenty-one days of polics launch tried to get to them that had t te cleared yesterday, but could not on ac-away such

st

disorderly manner whilst dronk places unt of the rough weather Arsenal Street for instance. Polios Constable Wilson in the yesterday, and with assaulting Another attempt is being made to secure them to-day. They are all

execution of his duty, victims of the typhoon,

a

Lighters Sunk:

1/

arresto mayor instead of four months and by striking out the A

indemnity of P. 1,000 in favour Two ligh ers and a stone junk. The defendant said he had not of Genoveva Diclisan, and in lieu The asam lausch Ariel which drifted from Yaumati to Cheung remember anything about the thereof condemning the defen- hoke away from ber moorings at Chan Bay where they became incident, and pleaded guilty in ordant Sotto to pay as dowry to Mon-Kok, in stranded at Lantao, water logged and sank in the bag.der that no evidence should be Aquilina Vasquez P. 500, and to near Cap Si-mun. There is also The damage is estimated at about taker. wrecked lighter in the locality. $8,000.

The lie of the police constable lations with her if there by sny. maintain the off spring of his re Trading junk No. 290 reports which was torn from bis neck. In all other respect the judgment Ajunkin wrecked at Yau Kam Tau.

that at 530 p.m. on the 27th she was produced in Court. Stirring Times at Cheung Chau, was enchered at Taun Wan Buy Defendant was fined $5 on the A party of Y. M. O. A. week when the steam launch, Kwong first charge, $10 on the frond endere, at Chenor Chau, Meare, llung steamed scross his low and charge and ordered to pay $1-50 Iver, Bellenger, A Mackie, W. B. cut her anchor rope. She drifted compensation to the constable. Hind, Ralphs, and MacDonald, away and was wrecked on the had an exciting time during the beach at Taun Wan. Seven of the typhoon. A very severe blow crow managed to get sahore but

and the mates of the one was drowned. matabed considered it wise to It is estimated that the known take steps for the protection of casualties amount to about half a property. The matched was dozen killed. tadly baken by the wind and they decided to vacate it. This Ho and Futakok has been flooded A Chinese from the eating they did. having previously as have also the paddy fields at house at the old skating rink. was arranged the interior in a manner Tsun Wan...

fined $25 at the Police Court, suitable to meet any possible" A ccolis haq heen sent to the this morning permitting liquor to danger, and left for botter shelter, hospital suffering from injuries be consumed on his premises

The matabed was subsequently caused by accidentallly talling without a licence.. blown down, and bedding etc. down the No. 3 hold of the 8.8. baried in the rains,"

came on,

Man Killed.

The road between Kongmoon

Thongwa."

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LIQUOR IN EATING

HOUSE

People Who Brought in Drink Unnoticed.

W. H. Hastings 107-14-93

*Wins Pool. -

34 Entries.

ypes.

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A trial visit would be more convincing than saying anything further.

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THE WONDER WATER OF JAPAN.

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

of the court below is affirmed,

ith the coats of this stance inst., from Vancouver.

Pers. Monteagle, arrived 19th

Bernadelli, M.. Raphaol against the defendant.

Whatever crimes may haveABaier, Rev. S Strong, Mrs. been committi ja connection T

Toker, Miss E- with the certificate of marriage, Kaulback, Capt. Thoma which from th› evidence in this McGill, A. 4 Thomas, Capt. case we hold to be fal-3, can not Russell, W. R, be considered bere, but must le be left for action by the proper officials. Eo ordered,

Arellano, G.J., Totres, Johnson, and Tracey, J. J., donour.

Judgment modified defer dants convicted.

Woman Robbed. A merried woman residing at the Wing Wo Boarding House in Mr. Faithfull defended, and Connaught Road reports to the pleaded that though the penalty Lolice that while she was away At Tai O eight matsheds and was $500 he would ask bis from her cabiele someone entered Fortunately, a festival of the and aryeral pile houses have col- Worship to take the view of the and stole a leather bag contaia- fishing guilde was in piegrese at lapsed. There has been no los case that he would present. The ing $6,400 and several articles of Cheung Chau at the time and of lile, however. A quantity of place was a large one, and the jewellery valued at $1,841, consequenity most of the boats timber has been lost from various persons who had the drink had ware in shelter but one fisherman goods yarde. met his death. He endeavoured

At Aberdeen. to swith out to his junk and was At Aberdeen trees were blown bit over the head with wreckage. down, including a large one nea His skill was cracked.

Tau Kong and is lying across the One fiabing junk was seen to rood, near No. 11 bridge. The pass by the island. She was retaining wall of this bridge bra

Her bean washed away drifting, stern foremost.

ud, the

broughtit in with them unnoticed. He would assure his Worship that his client would take all possible care that such a thing would not occur again.

Medical Charge.

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Kirkness, Com. Sharood, Mrs.

J L. Kirkness, Mrs. Burray, 8. R.

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