12
POLICE INSPECTOR'S FUNERAL.
Impressive. Ceremony at Happy
.Valley.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, TUESDAY, JANUARY 20, 1914.
His own. At the last moment he had a great sacrifice to make, and truly did he make it when he said "Thy will be done, O Lord". He was gevored from his lenda and his wife and children, yet in that great moment of sacrifice he bad maintained that Christian
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On the 20th at 10.55.-A fresh an- Lloyviona has formed over N. China. It Is central to the north of the Yangtze Valley,
Mail Steamers
THE PENINSULAR
Pressure hus increased slightly from SAND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.
Manchuria to N. Japan, but
The funeral of the late In- spector Edmund O'Sullivan took place yesterday evening at the spirit which permitted of the them to Brindisi for transmission vla Borneo, Br, a, 5,060, R. 8. Ram, 20th od slightly over 8. Japan and the Loo.
application of the words "Pre- Catholic Cemetery, the officiat-eious to the Lord is the death ing clergyman being "Rov. Fr. off his gaints." Augustine. The hearse was es«
From that solemn religious corted to Happy Valley by a function let them carry home with cordon of police under the superin-thom trae regard for the tendence of the Captain Suporin-immortality of the
Boul tendent, Mr. Mo Ilvaine Masser, and be prepared for the moment Mr. King, A.D.S.P., Chief Iu when they were called upon spector Gourlay, Chlof Detective by their Creator, Let them Inspector Collott. Inspectors all, according to the standards of Murison, Fenton, Withers, Mfc their religious teaching which Hardy, P. O'Sullivan. M. O'Sul tended to the love and obedience livan, Gordon, Grant, Cameron, of God, prapare themselves so Mo. Donald, Dymond, Sor- that at the last moment they geants Cashman, Brazil,
could any, like their Edmund, t Davitt, Murphy, Pitt, Watt, Floyd, Olendinning, Angus, Erner, Pincott, Sanitary Ine- pectors Coombes and O'Halloran, Mr.and Mrs. Nolan, Mr. Hoggarth, Mr. Williams, and many Chinese members of the service.
The coffin was placed on a bier and taken into the chapel, where the burial service was chanted. Thonce the coffin was removed to the grave-eide where the remainder of the service was intoned. The bearers were Ing- pectors M. O'Sullivan, P. O Sullivan, Watt and Gordon
The Graveside Service.
MAILS VIA SIBERIA.
Due Bhangbat Jan. 19.
Loft London Jan. 5
MAIL ARRIVED TO DAY. Siberian, Lustsow. Ronse, Shangha Pozang Maru, Mojl Hano', Halphong and Pakhot Helens, Swatow Glenfalicoh, Strait
Yuensor, Manila
Kwiechow, Halphong and Pakhol
.............
MAILS CLOSE TO-DAY.
Thy will be done, O Lord: into Swatow, Amoy and Formosa vla Anping Thy hands, O Lord, I commend my spirit.
Bent
Straits Hoitow,
and Takao Por BOSHU MARU, 20th Inst. 3 p.m.
20th inst. 5 pini.
TO-MORROW.
|
In Shanghai, 17th Inst., Gon, --R. & O. S. N. Co. Cheongzhine, Ar. a.x. 1,256, Liddoll, 20th irst. Tsingtau, 15th inst., Gen.
J. M. and Co. Chi-yuen Chi. .. 1,177, W. Lezze, 20th Pak Shanghai. 17th lust,, Gen. -CM. 8. N. Co. Foschow, Br... 1,228, J. B. Owas, 20th inet-Wakaratad, 19th inst.. Cosl-3.& 8.
oboos. It la nearly stationary in the South, Moderate to fresh monsoon is indicated. along the cust coast of Chine and over the N. Ohina Box.
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending at 10 a.m. to-day, 0,09 inches,
FORECAST FOR THE 24 HOURS ENDING AT NOON TOMORROW. Forecast.
District,
ENGLISH MAIL.
WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORTS on or
about the DATES namod: For
Steamers LONDON, via Ds-) Devanha
ual Porta of Call
Glenfalicch. Br... 1.434, W. L. Gardner, 1 Hongkong and Neighbour. N.Ewinds, LONDON & ANT-
20th inat.Bingapore, 13th inst., Gen-Chinese,
| Hanol, Br, a... 798. Oh-La-Chevalier, 20th
Iran-Pakhel, 10th Inst. Gen.
A. R. Marty.
| Hulobow. Rz. 4.4. 1,715. G. Honkar. 19th Irst-Hougay, 16th inst,¡Coal- 3. and 8.
and Cuylon Per-BORNEO, Kusichew, Br. s. 1.220. Forsyth. 19th
21st 1st. 8 8.12.
Tourane-Por HELENE, 21st
inst., 8 a...
S
#2
Straits,
Struts, Burnah, Ceylon, Ade- laide, Western Australia, India, Aden, Egypt and Europe, via Naples Por LUETZOW, 21st inst. 9 a.m.
hood
4 Formosa Channel..............
moderate
Capt. W. R. Hickey
·
WERP via Singh | Bornco
To Sail On Remarka
noon
Freight
31st Jan.
&P'sage
10 a.m.
Fraight
to fresh Ano, colder.
pore, Penang, Capt. P. 8. Ram O'mbo, Port Said,
21st Jan.
&P'sage
B.N.BA
& Marsoflles
N
N.E.gale.
about
Freight
24th Jan
& Pleage
China
Capt. C. H. S. Tocque
R.N.R.
about
Freight
30th Jan. & P'sage
3 Bouth coast of China be-? The Ramo tween H.K. and Lamocks as No. 1: South coast of China ba-? Tas some Enden H., and Gathe
48 No 1.
China Coast Meteorological Regiator.
20th January, a.m.
Indragbirḥ, Br. a‚¤. 3,600, W, E. Kelway,
19th Inat-Manila, l6th Insta3
·Case oll--- X * Co. Indronamha, Br... Jones, 10th inst-Shanghai, 16th inst, Gen. -J.M. & Co. Koongwal, Ger. B., 1,115, Paterson. 19th fart 3watow, 18th inst., Rico - B. ands.
inst Pakhol, 17th inst., Gen.- B. & 8. Luckzow, Gon. 'ma. 5.115, H. Textor, 20th Inst.-Yokohama, 10th Irst. Gon. -M. & Co. Panang Maru. Jap. 8.8. 3.274, B. Muraya Wostook Fa
mi, 30th inst.-Japan, Gen.-N. Nemuro
Hakodate Y..K.
Tokio Kochi
:
Station.'
Ceylon. India vis Bombay-Fer Pretoria, Br. 9.5. 2.409. Tillia. 19th Inst.,
fast---Cardiff. 4th ult., Coal--- Nagasaki
PENANG MARU, 21st Jun. 2 D.III.
ONSANG, 21st mat., 11 im.
The following among others Jaunvia Yokohama---Por KUMSANG,
and wreatha Mr. Mre. Mol. Megear, Mr. T H. King. Mr. C. D. Melbourne, Mr. and Mrs. Davitt (2), Mr. and Mrs. Nolan (2), Mr. and Mrs. M. O'Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Boulger, Mr. and Mrs. A. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Gourlay, Mr. and Mrs. Collett, Mr. and Mrs. Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Watt. Mr. and Mrs. Kent, Mr. and Mrs. J. Lysaught: the Miera Lyaaught; Mr. and Mrs. Torrott; Mr. and Mrs. P. Striits & Indio via Calcutta - Per Mr. and Mrs. Erner; Mr. and O'Sullivan ; Mr. and Mrs. Green; Mr. Gerrard; Mr. and Mrs. Garrod; Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Woolley; Mr. and Mrs. Brazil; Mr. D. O'Halloran; Inspector Murison; Mr. W. Reid; Inspectors McHardy. Fenton and Macdonald; Sorgt... Cooper; R H Kotowall and Sung King Kwong, Sorgto' Mess; Central Station; No. 7. tables, Water Polico; Yaumati Police Station; European Con. Folice Station; Sergeants, Water Police: No. 5 Fire Station; Ente-Shanghai pean Detective Staff, H.K. Police; N. Ping U and Wang Chauk Kai; Philippine The Tai On Opium Farmer; and Chinese Dectective. Staff, Central
The service at the graveside was most impressive, Rov. Fr. Augustine commenced by mying how glorious in the face of God was the death of his suints. He did not mean to apply those words only to Our own Edmund (deceased)" who had led a glor- ious life, but death was glorious and precious in the eyes of the Lord when those who had died had lived in the Lord. People might be rich, but if they forgot God their life and their death way not glorious and precious in the eyes of God; they did not attain the highest dominion and they might die ignoring God. They might live hating the name of God, and they might die forgetting that their souls were immortal, 80 that the passage of the prophet Job could not be applied to them and their death be precious and glorious in the face of God. Of their own Edmund they could apply appropriately the words Police Court, this afternoon,
Station.
Alleged Assault on Police.
Ameri-
can' and
THURSDAY, 22nd Jan.
Canadian
Mails.
Japan via Moji Victoria and Tacoma Per CHICAGO, MARU 22nd last, II a.m.
Hoihow,Haiphong Pakho1& Saigon-Per HONGLONG, 22nd, 11
and
American
S berlan
Mali
en
11.
Admiralty,
K'anima Rajaburi, Gar, sa. 1,180, C. Wolff, 10th | Oshim
fast.---Hulhos, 18th inst., Gon.
DEPARTED..
January 19. Fukuf Mari for Kobe American for K. C. Wan Kuchlaotzu, Jarim via Kobo,Patchaburi for Singapore Victoria, Tacoma, Vancouver. Chosen Marn for Takao und Seattle,-Par TALTHY Anhul for Canton BIU8, 22ad inst. 2 p.m.
Winds
Hour.
Barometer.
Temperature,
Humidity.
Force.
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.30.07
nno
AW
b
Weather.
30.39 39 91 wnw 1 b·
SHANGHAI
MOJI, KOBE Nore
AND YOKO (Capt. D. Asbury HAVA
SHANGHAI
All the above steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.
For Freight, or Pawmago apply to
P. & C. S. N. Co.'s office,
Hongkong, 19th Jan. 1914
1
E. A. Hewett,
Superintendent.
NORDDEUTSCHER LLOYD.
BREMEN.
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINES,
To sail on
WEDNES., 21st Jan. 10.a.m.
30.20 8-
nno
53
30.0%
30.11
W
30.08
BA
30.17
NOW
30.13
" 30.14
Naba
30,00
од
B. & S. Yuonsang, Br. xs. 1.125. P. H. Rolfa, 20th
Ishi'lma
30.13
10
1
Bonin Is.
30.12
0
inat-Manila, 17th inst., Sugar and Gon.-J. M, Co.
Chefop
Whalwei
30.35 28 78 n
7. be
Hankow
Ichang
Klukiang Chargaha
For
Steamiers.
Raichu
480ha Shar Scarp P. în Amoy Swatow Talhoku
30.39 36
n
1 bmNAPLES. GENOA, AL-1
+
30,30 40
raw 3 bm
GIERS, LISBON, Luizow
30,21 56
n
2 b
30.10 55
740
SOUTHAMPTON, Capt. H. Textor
30.18 63 93
Ob
A'WERP & BREMEN.)
17,300
30.21
Fr
Talnan
90.13 30,10 30.13
SHANGHAL · NAGA-] Goeben
no
Kostuum
30.08
I
SAKI, KOBE AND Capt. A. Ahlborn YOKOHAMA
About THURS.,
17,300
22nd Jan.
F'dorea
30.13
no
Canton
30.16 53 9460
10
MANILA, YAP, MA-)
Il'kong
Gap Rook
30.15 61 75 o -30.15
RONN.
SAMARAI,
Macao
30.12.59
010
p
3 h
1 cf
vis vis
Nagara Blberlat
22nd in..
Foohing for Bangkok Saigon Mar for Bombay Samsen for Haiphong Rajaburi for Singapore
Wuchow
Pakhol
NEWGUINEA, BRIS-) Prinz Sigismund BANE,SYDNEY AND | Cor. A. Hurtzig MELBOURNE
SATUR,
24th Jan.
6,750
9 a.m.
Hofhow
1
Prinz Waldemar
Phulled
Ga
30.12 63
ene 2 d
KOBE
Tourand
Capt. O. Jurany
$0.08 68
C. 94. J.
EH
29.97 · 73
6,100
0
$ b
Aparri
30,02 75
nna 20
11
Monllo
11
29.99 BL
Legnep! Hollo Bacolod Cabu
20.01 75
JESSELTON, KUDAT & | Borneo
SANDAKAN
Capt. J. Koehler
Ja
29.99 78
ΠΑ
2 b
2 b
+
29.97 84
11
В
Labuan
29.04 82
+
& North China-Per ANHUI,
22nd Jan. 3 p.in.
Islands-For 7AFIRO, 22nd
Inst., 3 p.m.
Shanghal and North China, Japan (Europo
Por GOEBEN,
5 p.or
FRIDAY, 23rd Jan.
Swatow, Amoy and Foodbow-Fer HAI.
YANG, 23rd Jan., 10 am.
Before Mr. Hazeland, at the Straits and India via Calcutta For
Chinese contractor with assaulting Indian constable 151, charged a him in the course of the execution of his duty. Mr. O. F. Mason, defended. It was stated that the complainant was about to arrost a hawkor, when the defendant caught hold him and preventeri
of the prophet because through life he had shown that he bolong od to God. He had not hesitated in fulfilling His will here, and be had not hesitated in his last moments to express the desire to be united with the God who made us happy in this life. He bad fulfilled bie duty dismissed.
requested by God by
embracing his faith and living
a life according to his teaching.
Australian
YATSHING,3rd inst., 11 q.m
SATURDAY, 24th-Jan.
Mail.
Hokusai Maru for Chinklang
Ziger for 'Dalny
Tamsul for Shuntin
Titan for Livornaol Choyranz for Shangha
Engan terdalam
CLEARANCES AT THE
HARBOUR OFFICE.
January 19,
Miyo Mamfor Bangkok:
Yunnan for Shanghai O.J, Ablers for Yokohama
January 20.
Philippine Islands, Angour, Erroll for Yo: ma Yap, Fred Wilhelmshafen, Hatchang for roachow Rabau, Herbertshohe, Matupi, Kwangtah for Bigha Australiau, Tasmania, New Zealand, is "Brisbane-Por
P. SIGISMUND, 24th Jan. 8
for London Marn for Bombay Glenfarg, for Yokkaichi Foochow for Canton
For Manila:
him from doing so." The case was Haiphong, Pakhot and Saigon-For Liangchef Shanghai
Alleged Attempted Armed Robbery.
Straits.
He had fulfiled bis duties to con, two Chinese were charged wards his superiors here "on earth because he knew if there by Sergeant Angus with attemp was any authority on earth it ting to commit an armed robbery was only the reflection of the at 8. Houng Hing Lano. The authority of God, and that the case was procceding as we, wont
At the Police Court, this after-Philippe
ruling of such authority came from God. He had obeyed cheer- fully, the ordera of his superiora and that was pleasing to God, because by fulfilling that earthly duty he was fulfilling the will of God. That obedience to duty lind
to press.
SILIMPOPON COAL. BUNKERS
can be supplied cheap rates'
lod him to the final happiness SANDAKAN which had come that day. By the
fulfilment of those duties to God
t
&
SEBATTIK
(British North Borneo),
At these ports steamers call-
and his superiors on earthing for bunker coal exclusively
had "prepared himself are exempt from all shipping.
he
for the great occasion when dues and charges,
God called upon him to be
9853
11
A BUNE
With reference to our guess- ing competition we beg to nounce to the coupon "holders in
an-
connection therewith, that the
American
French
Canadian &
Siberian
Siberla
Man
HUICHOW, 24th inst., 0 n.m. Batavia, Cheriboo, Samarang
Sourabaya Pet BANRL MARU, 24th inst. 10 p.m.
istands-Por YUZNBANG. 24ta Jan., 1 p.m.
Shanghai, North China and Tsingtan (Europe vin Siberia) -For OHENAN, 24th inst. 5 P.:
TUESDAY. 27th Jan,
Shanghai, North China, Japan vivia Nagasaki, Honolula, Cana. da, United States and Bouth Amerias via San Francisco, (Europe via Sibaria) Per MONGOLIA 17th Jan. 10 am.
Saigon, Straits, Ceylon, Ade laide, Western, Australia, In- dia, Adon, Egypt and Europe via Marsolles(Late Letters 11
to Noon. Extra Postage 10
Chiyuen for Canton Halone for Tourane Roahu Mary for Anping
CASSENGERS ARRIVED.
Pora. Luotzow from Shanghai eto, on the 20th inst.-J C Parkin. FMans, Miss Ph Holman, Mrs M Burn, Mr and Mrs F Tigneros, Wonor Gussie, Greiser, Rev & Mrs Y FFitch, Mre Fr Aronowitch,
Per A. Borneo from London etc, on the 20th inst.—Mas Berfold, Mrs Morgan Young, Otto Bange, WA Whee sr, Mias Waldey, Mrs Hassock, Mics G Smith, Miss M Kuoz, Capt and Mrs Hoyd.
Per 0.8. Yuensanz from Manila on the 20th Inst-Calvart, J Dalland, Fred Nollt Patier, Liu Hong-vg.
Persa. Ohl-yuen from Shanghai on the 20th instra Hamlyn, Jas Logar.
**
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T. F. Claxton, Director.
Hongkong, Observatory, Jan. 20th, "
1 Barometer, reduced to 32 degrens Fahrenhalt on the level of the sea in in- bos, tenths and hundredths.
Temperature, in the shade, in degrees Fahrenheit.
3 Humidity, in porcentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with molù- being 100.
4 Direction of Wind, to two points.
5 Force of Wind, according to Beaufort Soalo.
State of Wouther, b blue sky, a do tached cloud, d drizzling rain, flog, e gloomy, h hail, I lightning, o overcast, p passing showers, q squally, rrain, a snow, tthunder, v visibility, w dow wok
© Rain Infaches, tenths and hundredth1
METEOROLOGICAL.
Previous
A 5.10.
Day On dato On date
..30.13 Baromotor.
30.15
30.14 Temperature...... 65 61 Humidity Wiad Direction... ESE E Force
2 Weather.......
Hala.
18
4
Cysters, Fresh, Fried or Stewed mperatuer on the spth
ALEXANDRA. CAFE.
cente). Lotters posted in all Findon Haddocks, Kippers, &o.
the Fillar Boxes in time for the
first eloaranon will be included
in this contruct_mail)-For DUMBEA, 27th Jan, 11, ms.
WEDNESDAY, 28th Jan. Philippine Islands -- Per TAMING, 20th
Jan. 3 p.m.
American
THURSDAY, 29th Jan,
Shanghai, North China, Japan, via Nagasaki, United Stated, South America and Canada vía Vancouver (Europe via Siberia)-Per EMPRESS OF INDIA, 2016 inst., 11 a.m.
OHOW, 29th Inst., 3 p.m.
actual number of Sweets found in Shanghai and North China--For LU-
who
the jar is 9853, and those hold the coupons with guessed figures 9850, 9875, and 9880 are requested to call a our store
their coupons prizes.
H.K. Observatory, 20th Jan.
3
.59
T, F. CLAXTON, Dirastar.
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Some Features of Service:
Electric Fans, Bwimming Tank, Orchestra, Amasomonts, Wireless Tolograph Submarine Signal Service and Bilge Koels,
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Hongkong-Manila Service.
From HONGEDNO,
LATE Kanphong
Aniv Macila,
From LIANILA,
Leave Manila
Due Hongkong. Feb. 7.PERSIA.Fob. 9. Jan. 27......PERSIA .....Jan: 20. Mar. 14. CHINA... ................. ..Mar 16, Fol. 12......KOREA Feb. 14
8 pm Por DEVANHA, 81st King's Bellding (opp. Blake Pier). Jan., 11 am.
Shanghal & North China-Par HANG.
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Telephone No. 261
About. TUESDAY,
3rd Feb. WEDNES
4th Feb.
9 a.m.
All the steamers of the European Line are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy, How System of Telefunken,
FREIGHT LINE.
NEXT SAILING FROM HONGKONG.
OUTWARD.
Mark.
Tuebingen Lothringen
2nd Fob.
16th Feb.
Thueringen... 16th Mar Franken....30th Mar. 2nd, Mar. Goettingen.... 13th April.
HOMEWARD,
For Marseilles, Dankirk;A 'worp
R'dam and Broman/Hamburg:
Mark about End of Mar.
For Havre, Einden and Hamburg/
Bremom:
Tueblagen about End of Mar.
For Marseilles, Antwerp, R'dam
and Bremen/Hamburg:
Tor Havre, Emden & Hamburg
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Thueringen
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and Bromen/Hamburg:
Franken about M. of May. For Havro, Dunkirk, Emden and
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Goettingen
Lothringen about M. of April For further Particulars, apply to
about Beginning of June.
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Hongkong, 17th Jan, 1914.
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27th Jan.
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10th Feb.
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24th Feb,
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