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The

Hongkong Telegraph.

October 2, 1913, Temperature .. 77, pp. 79; Humidity...86, 80.

8,212 晚四初月九年

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October 2, 1912, Temperature a.m. 75, p.m. 82; Humidity.....51, 54.

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JAPAN AND CHINA.

INTERESTING STATEMENT.

HOME RULE.

ANOTHER WARNING,

BALKAN AFFAIRS.

DISQUITING REPORTS.

BANK OF ENGLAND.

KING'S GUEST,

KING OF SWEDEN ILL.

DISCOUNT RATE.

AUSTRIAN ARCHDUKE.

NO CAUSE FOR. ANXIETY,

THE NEWS CONDENSED;

Renter's

Heater's

[Service to the "Telegraph."]

Heuter's

[Service to the Telegraph."]

Loadou. Received Oct. 2.

Reuter's

[Service to the "Telegraph."]

London. Received Oct. 2.

Renter' (Servion to the "!!

"Telegraph."] London, Received Oct. 3. Renter's correspondent at Bal-The Bank of England discount at Dungannon, said that no con-grade sites that the Servion rate is 5 per cent. va ference was possible unless it was army has re-entered Dibra band upon a principle consonant Ocbrida,

Sir Edward Carson, speaking

London. Received Oct. 2. With reference to rumours of Japanese antivity on the Yangteze, and of Japan's intention to take action which is onloulated to lead to the dismemberment of China, with the Ulator convenant. If this; The reports that Bulgaria ial Reuter has received an authmit was not on eded, the Union stive assurance that Japan bas'noists must rely on their own right infontion whatever of embarking arms, and if disaster followed it on any course which is likely to would rend the United Kingdom lead to such. undesirable con- and the Dominions Overseas into two parties, who would be fight- sequences.

ing fratricidally at a moment when they should be, showing united front to all nations.

Brė

Baseless Reports. Reports of an increase in the Japaness foress at Hankow, of the landing of a large number of troops at Nanking and of the despatch of an ultimatem ontirely baseless, Only 200 marines will load at Neuking to patrol the Japanese settlement, And the Japanese warships al Nanking will be withdrawn a soon as order is restored.

HOME RACING.

JOCKEY CLUB STAKES.

London. Received Oct. 3 The result of the Jockey Club Stakes. (one mile and thre quartere).run at Newmarket is as follows

Cantilever (Walter Griggs) 1 Tracery (Whalley).....

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mobilising, though ungan med, AMERICA AND JAPAN, are disquieting commercial] orcha and the cutbreak of a third wir in feirad.

Greece's Defensive Measures.

Later.

A NEW PROPOSITION.

Gree has ordered the ev gün:

London. Received Out. 2. a tion of Dadeagateh in view of the

Reuter'a signature of the T-Bulgarian Washington a.ate bat sarprise .at respondent Treaty, but is taking defensive has be express by the State masa ca onto alleged Tark-Deper inent at a Fadas despatch is' equive vations.

Unofficial-formalion received Indicates that Japio, instead of

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

Cantilever won the Jookey

[Service to the "Telegraph."]Club Staken from Tracery.

London. Received Oot. 3.

London. Received Oct. 2.

Japan's policy in China is said Much interest is taken in thè Ranter's correspondent at to be entirely in agreement with announcement of the risit of Stcokholm states that the King the obligations of the "Anglo- Archduke Franz Ferdinand to of Sweden is ill at Skabersios Japanese Allianc England as the guest of the King Castle. A bulletin sistes that, at Winder for a weak.

|sine, an operation" in 1910, the The Vienna Press welcomes King has often suffered from Japanese forces at Hankow, and Reports of an increase in the the visit as being likely to pains in the stomach. The paine of the despatch of sa ultimatum strengthen and improve Anglo have increased lately and he has ars entirely baseless.

been advised to take special treatment. The King is keeping Victoria, daughter of "Lord Sackville, was married to Harold,

Austrian relations.

| M8. DIESEL’S

to bed and is not attending to any business. There is no cause for anxiety.

DISAPPEARANCE.

takg a substitute for the Knox into Mr. Die I's di-prarauos resty of 1911, deted an sgure ment which, in onventional tes, will recogit the right of

of Sir Arthur, Nicolson, at Kaole Park yesterday.

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The reports that Bolgeria in mobilising, though anconfirmed, Seven class of nayal resJara sako new commer-

from Tokyo which states that BOARD, OF TRADE INQUIRY, the custom on a great tobacco are disquieting commercial air- havet 30 olled out.

estate to hold a festival when all cles, and the outbreak of a third Greek Reserves Called Out. cia treaty with the United States.

the crop is housed and ready for war is feared. London. Received Oct. 3.export. Rentor's corespondent at

The employees and Athens states that the Naval re

The Bard of Trade is inqui, jog |ezolles of the esiste are assembled Mach interest is taken in the servists have b:n tar noned to

in front of the store wherein the announcement of the visit of Nanking Affair Settled.

tobacus is stacked, and in front Archduke Franz Ferdinand to join the colours within thres Japan bae bal troops at Nork-

days. Al depa tments for

of the closed doors the manager England as the gaeat of the King ing for patrolling the "Japanese

national defen ere taling over

wakera speech to them about at Windsor for a week, settlement for many years, and

measure dictated by the un-Jarane to ona land in any finitely preferring those they the reaults of their work for the State of the United States on could soquire withoutrisk, such for year, at the close of which the

Sir Edward Carson, speaking, any fresh troops are merely sent

certainty of the situation. sent to replace, those who are

Greace regarde Turkey's test equalms with the citizer of instance, as thoes of women or dears ere thrown open and bales at Dancipaon, said that no con- returning home. According to

pretensions to retain a numi ir of any other nation. The attitude of children whom they found alone. of tobacco are displayed, after forenes was possible unless it was the latest information, the

the Aegean Islands as adding the Ssts Department such a The trita of Fanco have no which a feast is given to them.based upon a painoiple consonant Nanking affair may be regarded, Aleppo (F. Wootton)..... 3 seriousness the situation, prej osition · remains to be de-written character, no records, no In one instance two Chinese with the Ulster convenant. es settled, as China has promised Won by two lengths; six She acous Turkey of per-veloped.

idea of a Deity. There are no ccolie: bad made to the manager to fulfil all Japan's demands, lengths btween second and third. sistently delaying the kettlement

tamples, no idols, not even raine | a complaint of a suprored wrong, Mr. Alexander Ure, speaking including the removal of General Betting 6 to 1 Cantilever, 6 toond of now attempling entirely to

of buildings. They for evil He investigated the case, and at Birmingham, esid the Liberals. Chang Hean.

4 on Tracery, 4 t 1 Alappo, alter the basis of negotiatione

spirite, and conciliate these by found the complaint frivolous. would fight the next election on Japan's Policy.

Cantilever was ridden by Walter about which only two similimeter stood at between 86 and 92 fastening pieces of calou el cloth The two men withdrew, attering the land question. The reform Japan's policy in China is Griggs. The other starters were points were outstanding.

degrees Fabrenbeit. The latter to trees. They think that all thesis of vengeance. On the would be based on the Scottish entirely in agreement with the Birlingham (Donoghue), Harry of Greece while refursa dins figure was never excinded, but as spirits of the depad haunt the gela day, which was a few days Land Act. obligations of the Anglo-Japanese Hereforil (Martin) Dylbs (Haber), choco. two Faints absolutely an offret the temperature remains heights of the great montain latter, the ocolies were all assem Alliance, and Japan does not Adamits (Jones),

refuses to open the question of almost the same throughout the Kinabalu, nly 14,000 1 bigh, bled, the speech was made, the Surprise has been expressed by intend to take any action which

the islands.

year, the change of reason being and about sixty miks in and from deora thrown opsp, and the bodies the Siste Department at a Press is likely to lead to differences bg-

marked by the condition of the the West Chest. Tas people are of the two complaining and un-despatch from Tokyo, which staten tween the British and Japanese

flors, and not by the best or cold clearly aboriginal, and evolution Patisfied Conismen were seen that Japan will neek a new of the weather. Owing to there has never come their way. In banging inside the building, in commercial treaty with the BRITISH NORTH BORNEO. being no semblance of winter and the early days of the British which they had-ssorificed their United States.

no cold westher, most Europeaon North Bornes Company, when lives in order to spoil the joy of require a change to colder sad the natives distrusted its desig, js, the fate. We ate ne for an ever "Reuter has received an all- more broing olimes st. ir four or they gave much trouble by raid- from comprehending the mode of thoritative assurance that Japan five yesta residence in Borneo, ing the settlements and 1ng thinking of John Chinaman! He has no intention, whatever of em as is the cas in mest tropical many of the officials. Now that is invaluable, however, in North barking on any course which is [The following interesting notes comatries.

they have come to percsive that Borneo, and grest efforts likely to lead to undesirable London, Received Out. 2,1on Bullish North Bote have

development of the chair lives and possessions are eafs are being made to induce consequences. Sir Charles. Lukis kouring in Ganer! Sir A ted Turner, who,

Lamont 15 Truth by Major colony, especially having segerd under the company's inle, and large numbers of Chinese

the capital of London. Received Oot. 3. London, announced that

the that no tyny of any kind is in the north of the Celestal Em-Sir Charles Lukis, lecturing in the it will remembered, lately paid North Exeo Company is cossible, they have become irrepire to rattle there and populate London, announced that the Reuter'a corespondent at Now Government of ladic, had 1-axisit to that county and an in most remarkable. For many able and Face.ul. Their ideas the land. For this purpose Sir Government of India had sp. York states that sweation has proved the grant of £10,00 year review with whom appeared in this capital but of inetice are origival. While I West Ridgeway and myself went proved the grant of £10,000 been created by the siest of any for a women's medical service the Telegraph of March 28.] · e800,000, and it is now only was in Burn o, thres brothers of to Peking to ask the President, yearly for a women's medical ironworker named Davis for thein India.

There is orobably no colons of £2,000,000. Thava je no im the Dasun tribe weat one day to Yuan Shi-kai, to approve of our service in India. blowing up of a railway bridge

the British Empire of which lose perial exchequer to fall bok some cultivated lend belonging roheme. The great man corded in New York State in 1911. Ho has confered to being implicated, with a number of inbour union.

Governments, as she is so ein.] INDIAN "GOVERNMENT cerely desirous of maintaining the integrity of China as her ally.

GRANT.

NEW YORK SENSATION. WOMEN'S MEDICAL SERVICÉ.

AN AMAZING CONFESSION.

officials, in a saria of dyan miting and similer outrages in recent уеэга.

M Canes the treasurer of the

Siactare Ironworkes, Urion 1 goted at Indianoplis

BRITISH DESTROYERS.

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Interesting Notes by Major

General Sir Alfred Turner....

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Tho

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LOCAL.

i know in this untry than upon, and the shareholdes of the to them, and found on its buff tlo, us an interview in April last. He According to the latest informa- British North Born,

the company are now regoletlysusiv- which they knew belonged approved, apparently, and pro tion, the Narking affair may be foradation of which, due to tog 8 per sent, on the invest to a certain Chiban. They mid his co-operation, and now regarded as settled, as Obina has A. Dent, dar from 1881, ment; and yet at 1 taty drove off the beast and then that he has successfully pricked promised to fall all Japan's Ita remoten rad its situation-ralarga Irelandbagrown out of st forth wreak vengeanos the bubble of revolt in the south, demands, including the removal IDENTIFICATION DIFFICULTY: me five days by eterne er of a denss forest and mountain land, o accomplish which they and appears to be, all well wish of General Chang Hsun.

Singap db-account > a est inhabited spicely by a few murdered the fat Obinaman ars of China must desire, firmly extent for thisigawane, and slutterly oncultured bes of they bappened to mast, who did established, North Bornes may London. Received Oct. 2. fer the folitors aeronta which eavage, into a flourishing colony, not happen to to the owner of the estainly look for a rapid and to shareholders of the Dairy Farm The report for presentation In view of the dificulty of recurrants to the lika s who revenue has year by year errant buffs. Lueir that for considerable...inorens no: sious Macnamara brothere identifying the age and type of of its climate and the rogue steadily increased, and whore vengeanes was the range opulation. The result will be Company appears in this issue. and filty other men, ironworkers, various, destroyera, the boats and he dehips of life in the ple finances have always been on a not, however: that of a jose, of enormous advantage to the to wick the propsity of the will henceforth be divided into for Europea,

Bound La's. There has Leep the cult of thei...al boing that colony, aud to Obina alpo, in that

The annual squstio sporin of American Bridge Company.

The turiteg nsists of a nothing sensational about the one brother weg 1ged, and the it will remove from its overcrowd-Queen's College were held yester alphabetical classes, and will bear Ryan was formerly president the names mostly of officers die tarsul pres the same size as grow h of North Bee, and the other two were stenci to peeled and ofttimes honger-stricken day afternoon at the V.B.C. bath. of the Iron Workers Union, and

Ireland-viz.,31,000 square miles board of discolors have peroles, vitude for life.

districts a large number of people was found guilty, with 37 others, tinguished in action.

för csp with Ryan and the

of being concerned in a dynamite conspiracy.]

MARIE LLOYD.

DEPORTATION ORDERED.

The New York immigration

authorities have stopped, and subsequently orde.uct

deportation of; the well-known

NEXT ELECTION,

of its

ad it fom the nó th of the tently abatri and from all commer- Their lass of" d`vonna reto a land figuratively flowing A movement is afoot to rauO great island of Pora, largest cial derlinga e ul enterpris peculiar, but name way wight with milk and honey. There is 350,000 for the purpes of secure island in the world ex apt Now leaving them entirely to their serve as a pattern for us, as ales every prospect of immigrainga site for the Chineza Y.MO.A. Guipes. Two olor territon of 1er-nts, the subsidy opanies, under them men and women have tion of Japanese.

hostel. Baca se Bonnei, uled by a The principal diffiority has equal rights. The arbiter is the Nothing could be more native saltan ander British pro-ben want of population. In head man of the village, the beautiful than the approach to

The usual monthly meeting of teotion, and Sarawak, the pro arty clading European and over Sheikh-ul-Palad of Egypt. His Jesselton, the principal town Football Association was held at the Council of the Hongkong FOUGHT ON LAND REFORM. of Bujah Brooke. Toe whole of 30,000 Chinese colies and rett-dices are never disputed, and on the west Const. It

the centre and outh of Barnelers, this falls for k-low 300000 be almost invariably grants a die lies opposite the island of Gays, the RE. Theatre yesterday belong to the Dutch, who bave for 31,000 square miles. There votes when it is asked for. A which is thickly wooded, as ere evening.. London, Received Oct. 2. not here done as much for the are forr princip native tribes, fine is imposed upon the party many other smaller islets with Mr. Alexander Ure, speaking development of the country on Baung, Murats, Dyeks, and whom the judge finds to be in which the sea isetudded. In therear principal being timber, of which beat Birmingham, said the Liberals they have in Java and Somstre, BB The b-mel live on the wrong, half of which goes to of Jesselton the scenery is grand. there is a boundless

would figat the next election on I have lately toned from a the est. The dedant of the petitioner and be to the The ground rises rapidly to range tobacco, and rubber, English mua hall artist, Marie the land question. The reform six weeks' sojourn in Now the old pirates, for which Boraes village. The positioner, man or after range of lofty mountains, latter there are COTIS Lloyd, and Bauard Dillon, the would be based on the Scottish Bornes, with the adminiswas once sa il-famed, employ woman, has, in addition, to pro-culminating in the magnificent twenty-three plantations. The jockey who arrived on the

tration of which I have themselves solely in busting and vide a buffalo or piz for a village Kinshalu, 13,700 feet high, with growth of the rubber tres in Bor Olympic. They have appealed

hd to do for the last eight years fishing: The Dyoke are head feast, at which both parties are its long rated ridge, which neo is wonder.ally quiok." I saw and are detained meanwhile!

I had formel somewhat high ex-hunters, and though this cops prest. At the and of the fealis much reminds one of that of the estates on which there were ereas at Ellis Island.

rectations as to what I should tion is practically extinct in vity palitioner and responden Dent du Midi. Bornes is rich in of trees of quite lofty stature not find there, thought somewhat im British erritory, I fear it survives exchange fowls, which is elephants, rhinoceroses, wild five years old, the branches of bued with apprehension as to the to a emall extent in paris of the the token of divorce, ancattle (tambado) often seventeen which touched one another, form- climate and the conditions of life; interior. interviewed a nyak, the ast is accomplisbedahan Is high, wild pig, dear of ing a dense impenetrable coteen

THE KONGO.

LEAVES CAPETOWN,

London. Received Oct. 3. Reuter's correspondentat Capetown states that the Japan 030 worship, Kongo, has left for flingapore.

Land Act.

SOCIETY WEDding.

LORD SACKVILLE'S DAUGHTER.

but I was most agreeably surpris now in the police, who showed primitive method, but more to many descriptions, and monkeys from the tropical min. As the el. I know India and the faden me his parang, or short sword, accordance with justice than the without end, among them the interior is more and more opened frora former geste, and in com- upon the blade of which were tan system prevailing in this country, orang-utan. The sportsman up by roads there can be no doubt parison with the climata in three clots, and on the sobbard tan whore anly thom who can pay would find an ample harvest in that cultivated areas will quickly London, Received Oct, 2. two conuries that of North Bor looks of hair ghastly records of can obtain the luxury of divorce, the colony, and he would not have take the place of the dense jung Victoria, daughter of Lord neo, though between four and ten heads which he had taken in Life in regarded, both by the to undergo such hardships and les which still cover it, and that Sackville, was married to Harold, seven degrees north of the equator. bis voregenerate days. There is tribes of Borneo and also by the diffeglties in the patsuit of big Barnco will foralsh another ne som, of Sir Arthur Nicolson, at is perfectly bearable and pleruant, nothing courageous arrisky about Chinese, as of little sucount, ne the game as elsewhere. The indus markable instance of the u Kaole Park yesterday,"

In the heat of the day the thermo- this head taking, the hunters' in- following instanco shows —It is tries of Borneo are many, the of British colonisation.

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