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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAP...), TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2. 1913.

and dangerous ground. It is in constant use to try the wind so as to guard against the approach of any foe. It is said that elephants velt's Storles of

only scream when the trunk is phants.

extended; but if this is so then in some cases the elephants must Coraible exception of curl the trunk the very moment elephant is the wisest the soream is finished, for the im Reresting of all the pression conveyed in that the games, anys Mr Theo-screaming sud the advent of the elt, writting in Saributions animal with its trunk Jazine. Most wild curled are simultaneous,

continues, lead very

POST OFFICE.

CHRISTMAS MAIL.

The Pubile are informed that the Christmas mail to the United Kingdom and countress beyond will be closed at and is due rasch London on the 24th Dec: It is requested that posting may by done as early as possible.

this office at 10.30 am. in the 4th Dec.,

The Delta, with the English Mall left Singapore on Sunday, 30th ult., at 8.00 a.m. and is due to arrive here on Friday the 5th inst.at 7 a.m. This packet brings the parcel mails closed in London for despatch by the Eildon youte on the 19th Ods, and for despatch overland on

the 5th ult

The "Llangohow with the malls

from London (via Biberia) of Wednesday arrive here Thursday the 4th inst.

| 12th and Friday 14th. instánt, is dus to

MAILS ARRIVED. TO-DAY.

On one.cccasion when an a; and while most of elephant charged me and was pes perform queer and stopped by a right and left from i feats or show traits my old hunting companion Mr. ibe observer's previous R. J. "Onninghame when but a tions, there in ordin- few feet distant, it throw its trunk nach variety or origin high in the air on or immediately hat they do. But the after receiving the bullets. Curl road by the exigencies Akeley informs me that one fe of prey to develop elephant that charged him aime es as marked as they are on oreaming and thrashing the Beang Bee, from Singapore Aer; and the elephant, in- tall grass, tearing up and tossing Leong Bang, from Manila ead of growing in stupidity as and plucking and brandisbiog in weight, has become the most branches and banches of grass, intelligent of grammnivores, with so that it looked like a hay tedder. an emotional and intellectual If an elephant catches a man it naturse sufficiently complex to make him a subject of endless interest to the observer.

Wongkel, from Saigon

MAILS DUE. English, Delta, 5th inst. Siberian, Liangchow; 4th Inat.

MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY.

Samarang. Sourabaya and Per TJIMAHI.

Batavia,

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

WEATHER REPORT,

On the 2nd at 11,00-The antiorolone Is now contral to the north-east of Hokkaido. A second anticyclone appear Wongkol, German as. 1,115, H. Olemanns, to be forming over N. China, and a depres-

2nd December--Saigon 26th Dec.lon over 8. Manchuria. Rico-M, & Co.

The southern" depression now lies to

Macasar- 2nd Dec., p.m.

Cheloo and Dairon -Per EIGER, 2nd inst., 4 p.m.

wei-hal-wol,

Bangkok-Per VESTFOLD, 2nd Dec.,

4 p.m.

·

Strui Per GLENTURRET, 2nd Dec.

5 p.m.

Rangoon Maru, Japa se s. 3,181, J. the south-west of the Bonina.

Wate, 2nd December-Singapore 26th December, Gen.-N. Y. K. Bee, British ., 9,784, J, Travis, vie 1st December-Rangoon Straite 26th November, General

9, L.

Fresh monsoon is indicated along the east coast of China and over the N. China Sea.

Seang

=

Sambia, Ger, s. 4705, W. Hesselmann,

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10a.m. to-day, 0.00 inches.

1st December-Shanghat 28th November Goz.-H. AL. "Planturret, Britlah ca. 9,625, R. Wolstar1

1st December-Shanghai 18th December, General-8, T. & Co.

Straits, and Ceylon-Per MISHIMA

MARU, 2nd Dec.. $ p.m. Bangkok For MIYO MARU, 2nd Dec...

5 p.m. Japan via Yokohama--Per DUNERA,

2nd Deo. 3 p.m.

usually falls on its knees and endeavours to stab him with its tuake; but sometimes it knocks The elephant's physical and him down, puts one foot on him, mental equipment fits it for life and placks off his hood or lega or under utterly diveres conditions. arms with its trank, and some Most game animals live in times it eastchen him aloft with! narrowly circumsuribed habitatsite trunk and beate him against for instance, the bushbook in the the ground or perb ps against a foreste, the hartebeesta on

the tree. plains, the oryx in dry, almost desert country. But the siophant wanders everywhere, being equally at home in the haunts of "bash- back, oryx and hartebeests. It goes high among the cold bamboo belts of the mountains, it loves the hot, dense, swampy' lowland. forests, it lives in the barren desert where it has to travel. Since the murder in Sinza notHaiphong, score of miles for a drink of bitter oven a week has been allowed to water. Sometimes herds maka pasa froe from some crime of vio-i long migrations, swarming for lence. Yesterday again, says the sevol months in a locality, while N. C. Daily News of November at work, during the rest of the year not an 25, assassins

lice ia elephant will be found within and a Chinese now

SHANGHAI UNREST.

Another Case of Attempted

Murder.

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were

TO-MORROW.

DEPARTED. December 2

Ajax for Tacoma Choysang for Canton Borneo for Bandakan Sanuki Maru for Cale alta Kenkon Maru for Buizun Aki Maru for Seattle Kansu for Ningpo Halyang for Toochow." Bima for Yokohama

Luchow for Canton Cheongshing for Tientsin Taisho Maru for Canton Elebith for Canton Kyodo Maru for Canton Hanysang for Kechan

Africa for Shanghal

Polyneelen for Yokohama

CLEARANCES AT THE

· HARBOUR OFFICE:

Saigon Maru for Moj AMazone for Marsulies Sab'n Riakmers for Canton Rangaon Mara for-Kobe Hang, Chhw for Shanghal

. December 1.

December 2,

Pakho and "Saigon-Por KAIFONG, 3rd inst. 9 a.m. Straits and India via, Calcutta-Por

KUMSANG, 3rd Dec., 10 a.m. witow-Per HAIMUN, 3rd Dec. 10 a.. Glenturret for

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Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, United States. South America and Canada via Vancouver (Europe via Siberia) Per EMPRESS OF

ASIA 3 Doc., 10,30 a.m.

MARU, 3rd Inst., 11 a.. Islands-Por RUBI, 'Dec., 3 p.m.

Kobe-For TAIWAN '3rd

3rd

a hundred miles of it. Elsewhere hospital severely wounded from they may live in the same neigh-a revolver or" pistol shot. The bourhood all the year round, Oa crime was committed in the West Swatow.Amor & Fooohow-Por KAIJO the south slope of Mount Konin, Hongkew district, only continues the writer, I found the elephants living in the daytime in the thick forest, but at night often wandering down into the plain to ravage the shambas, the cultivated fields near the native

a few Philippine yards from the Settlement bound-

ry, thus giving the would-be Japan via murderers additional facilities for escapa.

The attempt took place about twenty minutes past six o'clock is

for

such

1

crime

Laited thad

ix, 5.

THURSDAY. 4th December.

4.1.

а.л..

1

werp.

Taiyuen for Melbourne. Taming for fletlo.

Sambia, for Hamburg. Mishima Maru for Lundon. Shachsing for Shanghai Canton for Yokohama. « Timah! for Batavia. Chingehow for Kwangyon, Eiger for Datny.

FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TO-MORROW.

District.

Forecast....

Hoogkong and Neighbour- | N.E.winds, moderata bood.*****

po.

8 Forinosa Channel........

Mail Steamers

THE PENINSULAR AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

W

J

VILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or

about the DATES namëa k For

Stearders LONDON & ANT-

WERP via Singa- | Sunda

To Bail On Remarks

pore, Penang, Capt. O. E. Irving C'mbo, Port Said, |.../ R.N.R... & Marseilles. ........ LONDON, via Da Assaye

usl Ports of Call

about 10th Deo,

Freight &Page

11000 6th Dec.

Freight

& P'eage

about

Freight

14th Dec.

& P'sage

about

Freight

6th Deo.

&P'sago

- Qapt. 'G. J. Coldwell

NEwinds SHANGHAI, Borneo

strong,

MOJI, KOBE Capt. P. S. Ram AND YOKO- HAMA

5 South coast of China be-7 The same

twean H.X. and Lamooks as No. 1.

5 Bouth coast of China ba-) N.Ewinds,

tween H.K, and Hainan... moderate, SHANGHAI.........

China Coast Meteorological Register.

Station.

2nd December, n.

Winds

Hour.

Harometer:

Humidity

Temperature

D'tion.

Forca.

Weather.

30.00 33, 30 ase 1 D

W catook. Ta Nemuro

Ба

30.42

KO

6

Hakodato

30.17

Tokio

30.16

群到

Kochl

30.03

BW

Nagasaki

30.05

Kahimu

10.00

30.02

noo

Nals

Oshima

29.99

Anw

30.05

naw

Ishijima

30.13

Donin Is.

20.91

Chefoo

Whatwel

30,30 35 Da

ba

Hankow zankow Ichang.

Anay

| Taichu

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30.14 30.16

18

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R.N.R.

H

Delta

Capt. W. R. Le Mare

R.N.R.

All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy,

For Freight, or Passago apply to

P. & 0.8. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 2nd Dee, 1913,

E. A. Hewett,

.Superintendent,

NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.

BREMEN.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINĖS

To sail on

WEDNES., 10th Deo., 10a.m.

THURS., 11th Dec.

For

Steamtors.

-17,000

Capt. C. Nahrath 16,900

NAPLES, GENOA, AL-

GIERS, GIBRALTAR, Yorck

SOUTHAMPTON,Capt. P. Loever

A'WERP & 'H'BURG.,

SHANGHAI, TSING- Bulow

AND

MANILA. ANGAUR,

YAP. NEWGUINEA, Coblenz

ANDMELBOURNE...

Gutcinf

Sharp P. 7a

30.26 44 naw 0 30.20 48 unw 5 ov 30.21 59

En

30.15 59 76 no

2 c

Swatow Taiboku

30.18 64 78 80.

52.

30.17

*

30.10

4

TAU

Tainan

30.09

11

KOBE YOKOHAMA

Κοπάνη

30.06

1

Faores

30.11

Canton

30.21 53 80 n

H'kong

ба

30.17 60 73

Gap Book

11

Macao

BRISBANE, SYDNEY

Capt. L. Klugkist

PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Wuchow

On

6,750

Fakbol

Hoihow

Por as. Mishima Maru, arrived from

Phullen

6A

KOBE

Coblenz

30.12. B

one o

Capt. L. Klugkist 6,750

Yokohama

Touranc

*

Martinetti, G

Tu Bit Bing Mr

C. Bt, J.

30.05 73 29,97 73

110

Grossi Mrs A

Murai K

Kerr Mrs R

Legaspi Holla

29.99 71 29,95 71 29,93

W

Capt. J. Koehler

bno

1 b

94

29.95 80

na

Inouye 8

Nagasako 6 Shioda T Whong Mien

Bacolod Cabru Labuan

29.93 85

1 h

Train L

PASSENGERS DEPARTED,

Nowberry Miss A Lik Smith Dr A villages. In the Lado I found the evening, and it would be Fort Bayard, Haiphong. Fakhoi and Sal-Landgraf A herds of elephante Iving day and hard to find a place inside

gon-Per HUE, 4th lust, 10 Haupt A Borras G night in the same placon, in the the Settlement better

Shanghai-Por CHOYSANG, 4th Dec., Go dry, open plains of tallish grass,

10 a.m.

Ho sprinkled with acacias and a few North Tibot Road, where it occur Sandakan-Per HINSANG, 4th Dec., 10 red. A rather dark throughfare plams.

The old bulls usually keep, by honeycombed on either side with themselves, alone or in email alleyways, it is quiet enough for parties herds exclusively com-work of this nature to be ex- posed of cows and calves are ecuted rapidly with overy chines common; but often both sexes of the assailanta making good mingle in a bord, and some of their escape. Here at the time the largest tuskers are always mentioned the victim of the Japan vis Yokohama-Por DUN ERA Pure PE Major Thomson I Mrs

accompanied by herde of cows, assault, a man whose identity has which seem to take a pride in not yet been established, was them and watch over and protect walking. It is easy enough o them,

imagine what occurred, "alth agh ile facts are not as yet fully cleared up. It ie

American

& Canadian

Malls.

Shanghai

Shanghai, North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, Cana- da, United States and Bouth Amorien via San Francisco Por SHINYO MARU, 4th inst., 10 a.m.

4th Dec., noon.

and North China Par LUCHOW.4th lost., 3p.as. -

FRIDAY, 5th Dec.

For .. Prinzess Feu Man Fu Chu Chat Stan Sun Ben Heung Fasse, G

Dallen T

Mre

von Probst Rev Mrs

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Гала Сото

Wu Wing Sam

Taal Mrs

Longnur ID Mr

Me Nulty EJ Sharp A

believed swatov, Amoy and Foochow-Per FLAI- Macgowan Mr

des red

Siberian

Mail.

TAN, 5th Dao., 10 a.m.

P

Shanghai and North China

(Europe via Biboria) Por DELTA: 8th inst., à p.m.

SATURDAY, 6th Dec.

Mail.

Word P Mr.

Allice, departed,

Worcister W G Ogawa TG!

Harrisson G

Swinton EJ Mra Neshayama K

B

Nabohaza M Invue Mis 8 Mahara Kameyama Ougaur Mea Kinnahela P

PASSENGERS EXPECTED.

*

T. F. Claxton, Director. Hongkong, Observatory, Doo, Ind.

1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degroes Fahrenheit on the level of the sea in la hes, teaths and hundredths,

Temperature, In the shads, in dogross Fahrenheit.

3 Humidity. In percentage of saturation,| the Humidity of air saturated with mcls- being 100.

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4 Direction of Wind, to two points: 5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Bculo,

State of Weather, b blue sky, a de- tached cloud, d drizzling rain, f fog. g. gloomy, h bait, I lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, a aqually, x rain, s snow, tthunder, v visibility, w dew wet.

[ Rain in Inchos, teaths and hundredths.

METEOROLOGICAL

Previous

Day On data On date

6.0,

30.12 30.17 30.11

80. . 69

GG

73

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Por us. Hitachi Maru, October 25th from London.---Mies Rlove. Mias Starkey, M'as D' Gardner, Mrs H Bria bano, Badwell, Master E P Bedwell, Straits, Burmah, Caylon, Ada Miss L M Whyte, W Divens, Mr and Mrs, laide, Western Australia, India, Vizinzinovich, Mr & Mrs E Commiade Aden. Eeypt, and Europe via Master H Cammiade, Master A Cam- Barometer Brindisi (Late Letters 11 a.m. miado, J Tseng, T Shen, J Sharpless, Mr Temperatures. to noon, Extra Postage 10 and Mrs Wood, Master V. J. Wood Humidity

Wind Direction centa) (Supplementary mall on Miss EM Hutt, G Phonalng and F. For Direct board

up to the time fxed for Valera,

Weather Postage 10 cents) (Letters posted in all the Pillar Boxes and Mrs Morris, Miss D M Hoanison,

s... Delta at Colombo.-Mr Tuxford, Mr H open sur Susapaznimić co tam

Low] in time for the first clearance EWH Carpenter, W D Jupp, Capt. R. will be included in this contract Clarke, WM Watson.

H.E. Observatory, 2nd Doc., 1913. mali)-The Parel mail will be

departure of the mall (Extra Fer sa. Malwa connecting with the Rain

Protecting The Calves. In the parts of Afrion I visited, that three or four men, armed the elephants practically never lie with pistols or revolvers, down at all; that is, the cases made their appearance, and firing where they do are so wholly ex-one or perhaps more slots; saw ceptional that they can be dis-the man fell to the ground and regarded. I heard of such fled. They ran off up an alley. instances from the Ndorobo or way, which if they so Wakamba hunters, or from old would lead them over the boun- white-elephant - buntors, but dary, and disappeared, always as something curious und The report of the shooting was unusual. In carefully following heard by a Chinese policemen in Various herde and individuals, the vicinity, and he immediately carefully examining the, trails ran to the man's asistée. Hap- they had made during the pre-pily the shot had not proved fatal, ceding twenty-four or even forty and securing assist ince he had the eight hours, we never came across man carried off to hospital. Ho An instance where say elephant seemed to have been bit in theside, had lain down,

but the extent of his injuries has They slept and rested standing. [not been ascertained, nor for that But in the desert, north of the matter anything at all about hits. Gusso Nyiro, Heller found themes apparently he was unable to lying down. Whether the cows speak on ranching hospital. ever calve without leaving the The police from West Hongki w hord I cannot say; in the only Station and member of the phonghal, & North China, Per ESANG, 8.8. India at Colombo.-Hev and Mrs T case brought to my attention of detective for co were immediately the site of a calf's birth being despatched to the care of the found, the cow had retired to an shooting, and

effort whe isolated place, where she had spared to gain a clue to the evidently spent the first two or nganilants. There cn, howover, three days after the baby was] bà little doubt that they werO born before rejoining the out of the Settlement.wi hin a herd. By the time the calf is few moments of the commisaton a week old the mother as of the orices. joined the herd.

Exciting Moments. During courtship the bull and cow garens one another with their trunks, Elephants are very curious, and the trunks are uni? to test every object which arousES their curiosity. The quw is con- atantly fondling and guiding the calf with her trunk. The trunk

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SILIMPOPON COAL. BUNKERS

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closed on Friday, the 5th at 5

Por as, Borneo, 1st Nov., from p.m.-Per A88AYE, 8th Dec,, London.Miss M C Dewson, Mr & Mrs 11 s,m.

A E Spriggs, M Bain, W Rhodes, A C Tickle, Lisut FAN Cromie, Lieut-Sorgt PH Croable, Capt and Mn A. Lyth, Mr. and Mra Gillett, PH Chalker."

Philippine Islande-Per LOONGSANG

6th Dec., 1 p.m. Bhanghal, North Chlos & Taingtap-For

PAOTING,6th inst. 3 p.m.

6th Inst. 5 DJ

SUNDAY, 7th Dec. Bwatow-Per HAIMUN 7th lust, 9 a.m.

MONDAY, 8th December, ; Bhangital and North Chinn--Por WING

BANG, 8th inak, 5 p.m.

WEDNESDAY, 10th Dee

For me. Mooltan, connecting with the

B Woods, Mias M de Lavoleya, N Lamont, Ģ Clark, Rov Á W Hooker, Mr and Mrs W Kendall, H G Goofs, C M G...

For .. Nankia, 15th Nov, from London Staff Sergi Major, Mra and Mias WE Stonyor, Mrs P McArthur, AJ W Dorling.

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LATEST SHIPPING NEWS.

The C. P. R... EMPRESS OF INDIA left Yokohama on the 29th November, between nt 2 & 4 pm.

The 1.0.5. N... ESANG, from We- haiwei, la dug in Hongkong 3rd December.

The H. A. L. as. SEGOVIA, loft Shang.. hat on the 29th instant, a.m, and may be expected here on or about the 2nd Inst. p.m.

JESSELTON, KUDAT & Borneo

SANDAKAN

SATUR., 27th Doo. 9 a m..

TUESDAY,

9th Doo.

TUESDAY, 2nd Dec.

9 a.m.

All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with. Wireless Telegraphy. New System of Telefunken.

For farther Pastioulars,"pply to

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MELCHERS & CO.,

GENERAL AGENTS, HONGKONG and CHINA

Hongkong, 29th Nov., 1913.

MESSAGERIES

MARITIMES

FRENCH MAIL STEAMERS:

REGULAR FORTNIGHTLY SERVICE BETWEEN EUROPE AND JAPAN.

OUTWARD.

S'eamere.

Paul Lecat

Cordillere

Amazone

NEXT SAILINGS:~~~~

Will leave for

Shanghel &

Japan on

HOMEWARD. "

Steamers.

15th Docomber, Australlan

29th December, Polynesian 2nd Dacomber.

For Freight and Passage apply to

M. SAINT CLAIR də BUSSIERRE, Agent,

Will leave for Europe via Ports of call

16th December.

29th Debember.

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Mail Service to Australia via Manila.

·MAIL SCHEDULE -- (SULJEOL 20 MODEVIJÄTIONS,

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The H. A. L... WESTPHALIA left Teingtau on the 30th ult., p.m. and 'may be expected here on or about the 5th St. Albans Instant, a.m.

The an. GLENTURRET left Shanghai on-the 28th instant, and is due here on

The F.'& Ona DELTA loft Bingapore

Eastern

Aldenham Empire

Arrive Hongkong from Australis.

Leave Hongkong for Australia, 11th Dec. at 11 a.m. 2nd Jan, at 11 a.m.

13th Dec,: 3rd Jan. 24th Jan,

13th Feb. at 11a.m.

for this Port on the 30th, ult., at 8.a.m). The above Steamers are fitted with Refrigerating Machinery, en

2 with the outward. English Malls; and is auring a Plontiful supply of Ice, French Provisions, etc., and are

10 duo here on the 5th fast, at about 7 a.ra.lighted throughout with Electricity: All State-Rooms have Electric

The E. and A. s.s. EASTERN from

Sydney ele, loft Port Darwin (via Manila) Fany. A duly qualified Doctor and Stewardess are carried.

1st Dec., to 7th Dec, 1918.

High Water

Hongkong

Low War

HODLEST Man

the 1st December,

Straits, Burmah, Coylan. Ado-59 laide, Western Australia, India, Mod Adon, Egypt and Europe via 2 Naples PerYORCE,10th Deo.

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6

Japan

vid Yokohama For YATSHING,

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can be supplied cheap rates,

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is need to gather every species of ing for bunker coal exclusively

́food and to draw water. It is are exempt from all shipping

used to spurt dust or water over dues and charges.

the body; it is mked to teptrotten

and German

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American

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