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THE LUSITANIA;

AMERICAN ANGER AND

SUSPICION,

Anti-German Feeling in England,

Washington, May 11. Herr Daraburg will probably be expelled from the United Statoa. As a first step to that end the Administration is understood

is our own living sense of the peril that would beset us and all peaceful nations if by, thesO frightful methods and in this savage spirit Germany should beat back her.foes and come to place of domirates in the world. . No. sober-minded man will urge hasty aotion... It will be the universal hope that there may be in the President's mind some planned way of deliverance, that will leave our peace untroubled and our honour free of reproach.

Judging from the Press com-

THE HONGKONG: TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1915.

POST OFFICE.

The attention of the Pablle" is directed which reads as follows- to Para, 28 of the Hongkong Postal Guide

SHIPPING NEWS.

ARRIVED.

The usual time for closing a mail is one Soshu afara, Jap. s. 1,119, Kabayaah, our before the steamer is advertised to

17th June-Swatow, 18th Juno, dillon to the postage will, if banded over Sall. Letters prepaid with 10 dents in ad-

Gan.-O.S.K. the counter, bo received after the adver- tised time of closing the mail until the mall bas actually left the office.

ment sad from the communic-drone, Telow and Marshall Island can Registered Laltors to the Caroliau, La- to have decided to ask Count alions which are reaching the now be accepted for transmission. Beraator to explain the precise President and other public min nature of hia mission, and to the demand is growing for firm

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accompany the request by the and prompt atin. The public their Colonies, and to the Ottoman Em The Services to Germany, Austria, and Bugacation that Couat Bertation of the clumsy German expire are suspended. storff's legitimate duties would be pression of sympathy and the facilitated by Herr Daraburg's efforts to shift the blame on to elimination.

British ebculders which Count

MAILS DUE.

Mr. Wilson warned newspaper Bernstorff was instructed to com- correspondents tc-day not to communicate to the St to Department Australu, Erapiro, 241h last. clude that his words" in Phila-have had the result which every- delphia indicated his policy. body except a German must have They were, he explained, pri-expected. They are regarded as marily meant to be part of a having added insult to injury. lecture on the duties of citizen- ship which he was delivering to his foreign-ton audience.

MAILS CLOSE: TO-MORROW,

19fb inst. a.m.

Bangkok-Per ANNA, 19th Jugs, a..

English Mall.

Straits, Burmah, Ceylon, Ado- laide, Western Australia, In- dia, Adon, Egypt, and Europe. The parcel mail will be olosad | on Friday, 18th June, at 5 pra. Por MALTA, 19th June. Printed Matter and Samples

The tension is increasing, as it Pakhoi & Haiphong-Per KEIJO M is bound to do when everybody. demands, action and nobody At the same time it can be said knows what actes should be that the President left bis au-Inten. I ventured, yesterday to dience in no doubt fat, that he remark that it looked as if an un was bitterly moved by German equivocal ultimatum to Germsay. barbarity, secondly, that he re- would be the outcome. That sente intensely the missionary view isstill strongly held in some work of Herr Danburg, Count quarters. In others, however, the Bernstof, and their German-opinion is forming that in view American satellites. But he made of the fact that no ultimatum Salgon-Per ITOLA, 19th loat, 2 p.m. it equally clear that he means to could be much stronger than the

Philippine In.LOONGSANO, 19th June, leave nothing undone to prevent things going to extremse.

1

10 am. Registration 10.15 8. Registration Kowloon B. C. 9.30am Lettors 11.6.

2 p.m.

Note sent in February the nation Hothow & Haiphong -Pa- LORSANG, would not be satisfied with this.

SUNDAY, 20th June. Swatow, Amey, Formosa & Tumaui-Por nipbong-For KAIFONO, 20th June,

KAIJOM, 20th inst. m.

a.m.

9

Panama, Danish 3.300. &. K. Sy

mann, 17th June--Port Arthur, Kerosine oli-T. & Co. Utrecht, Dul. ss. 1,034, J. C. Aukor, 17th June--Singaporo, 9th June, Ker- Dalne oli-A P. & Co.

Chelan Maru, Jap.es. 1,006, Yamako,17th Juna...Hongay, 15th June, Coal

-Order,

Kaifong, Br. s. 987. J. B. Evans, 17th

WEATHER REPORT.

On the 18th 11.20-Pressure has fa- creased moderately at Wothatwol and Nemuro, and slightly on the south east) of China; it has given way alightly at all other stations.

The area of high pressure remains stationary and has weakonod: relatively low areas are stiuated over N. China and the southern portion of the China Sea,

Hongkong Rainfall for the 14 hour ending at 10a.m. to-day, 1.67 încle

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

Distriot,

Forecast.

MAIL STEAMERS

THE PENINSULAR

AND ORIENTAL S. N. CO.

ENGLISH MAII

WILL despatch VESSELS to the Undermentioned PORT3 toi

about the DATES named

For

S.E. or variable

SHANGHAI

light to

moderate;

cloudy. rain,

June-Haiphong Gea B. &8, 1 Hongkong and Neighbour winds,

| Mornėby, Br, an. 1,338, J. Fotheringham. 17th inst- Bangkok, 9th inst., Rice-Ray & Co.

Sardinia, Brix. 4.143, J. T. Jeffery, 18th Jaro Singapore, 13th June,Gea, -P.&O. 5.N. Co.

DEPARTED.

June 17.

Tung hun for Obiawantac Hoogwań I for Pesang via Amoy Trigonis nor Shanghal Nichirow Maru for Hongay Hirano Mar for Landon via Singapore. Mexico City for Balgon Chenon for Canton Halmun for Foochow Yingchow for Shangba "" Ningchow for London via Singapore

CLEARANCES AT THE HARBOUR OFFICE.

June 17,

hood

13 Formosa Channel...

The same aa No. 1.

3 Bouth coast of China be-) The samo tween H.K. and Lamooks * No. 1.

J

4 South coast of China be.) The same

tween H.K. and Hainan... na No. 1.

China Coast Meteorological Register.

18th June, B.m.

|Winda!

Hour.

Barometer.

feinperature.

Hamidity.

Force.

Weather.

5a 29.93

29.67

** 29.87

29.99

29.93

58 W

30.00

30.02

30.01

29.97

Soshu Maru for Canton Chelan Maru for Canton "

30.18

Malta for Bombay via Singapore Chungking for Sagin

П

29.77 61.94 aw

3 c

June 18.

Newehwang Per KALOAN, 10th June, Sui Kal for Kwangchouwan via Mccas

Austra-

lian

Mail.

Jan.

Australia, New Zealand, Tas- mania, via Port Darwin and New Guinea via Thursday Is. -Per CHANGSHA 20th June 2 p.m.

Nizaho Maru for Haiphong

Tikint for Batavis Haitan for Foochow via Swatow. Tklogtan Marli for Chinwant to

PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

Canton

P. 75 29.83 77 83

19th lust. 4 p. "Amerias muet have the cong- The perplexity and indignation ciousness that on all sides shs are increased by suspicions, of

Shanghai, and North China (Europe via Siberia) - Per touches elbows and touches hearty which, we have had from a neutral"

CHENAN, 19th inat...5 p.m. with all the nations of mankind. diplomatic source strong corro- (Tientsin-Pukow Railway Shanghai Br. The eximple of America must be borative vidence, that Count P. O. Wednesday 23rd June.) a special example, not merely of Bernstorff and his stiff actually pesce because she will not fight, had a hand in arranging the but because peacs is the healing, attack on the Lusitanis by colleat- elevating influenca of the world, ing information as to the contra- and strife is not. There is such a band she carried, a. In these thing as a man being too proud to circumstances English readers, if fight, anch a thing as a action they bear in mind the military being so right that it dose powerlessness of the Uaited not need to convince others Sales, will love some idea of the by force that she is right." difficulties that confront the Pre-

The President's words were resident. ceived with a storm of applause Business Men's Action, and flag waving which came as a London, May 12.-Following Etting climax to the ovation with upon the ent-German" meetinge which the Philadelphia as convey in the City, a large deputation ed to him the trusting sympathy appeared at the Houses of Parlis of the cation in what is coming ment last night. It was accom more and more to be regarded as panied by a considerable follow- aorisis of supreme importance, ing of the gral public, an For even if such an intention orderly crowd numbering probab- Straits oould be read into the President's ly 2,000. carofully chosen words and it

About a dozen members of the Straits, cancot be it is quite obvious deputation were admitted to the that public opiniou would not a precincts of the House of Com- low him to take the only tempor-jm na, and they had an unexpact- arily safe course-namely, to paused stroke of good fortune. the outrage by.

Was in the least degree unlikely Everybody is agreed upon that that the Prime Minister would see point. The New York Times states them: Is the Central Hall, Iowa frankly that the President's ut-ever, the Attorney-General, com- terancas do not respond to publiaing from his room, ran into the Holbow, Fakhoi & Halphong-PerSUNG-PR Sethnia, Miss IL Weizkotten, Miches, tenths and hundredths,

feeling. Not that it was to ba

expected that Mr. Wilson would make at Philadelphia a declara- tion of bis policy.

The occasion was not appro-. priate, the moment was doubtless inopportuno, Mr. Wilson did not opeak his final word when he said last night that there was such a thing as being so tight

(Continued on Extra.)

Do Not Despair

It

Austra-

Canadian

MONDAY, 21st June.

60

14

17

+

29.80 72 100,

10

29.70 71

tomd

B b

6a 29.76.79 87 aw...

1e

2.6 80 91

29 87 77 94.

29.86

20.8

20.85

o b

Koshun

29.88 79

0

2'0

'dores

29.85

www

40

6% 29.84 76 95.

H'kong ALong Gay Rook

20.81 79 G

0 of

29.81

3 C

20.70 70 103 anw · lo

199

6 29.84 73 96 now 2 o " 29.75 81 www 2h cno 21

Manila

Dagupin

Legaspl Tacloban Hoilo Surigao Laman

29.75 B1 80 a 29.80 73 91 e 29.70 79 93 ano

29.74 61 85

I o

2 b

-

7

Por 8. Sardinia from London ste. Wuchow 9a Philippine. Is, Formosa via Mrs M Farsyth, Miss E Farayth, Mrando Keelung, Japan, via Moji, Mrs G Foisler, Mrs Moads, H Aray, Mrs

Hollow etoria, Tacoma & United Parc, Mrs Brett, Male, Mr & M, Tourane

Phullen

& India vis

Kingdom via Canada-Per Rogers,J H Evans, Miss Hochstedt,Chin OANADA M., 21at inst. 1 p.m.

29.72 77 Pok Khow, Leong Choa Khim, Cino TiO. BA. J. Calcutta-Fer Lang. JAPAN, 21st inst.. 3 p.m... Ceylon, India viu Calcutta-..Per:

KIRIN M., 21st inst. p.m.

1.

TUESDAY, 22nd June.

PASSENGERS DEPARTED.

Australia, Tasmania, New Per Malta for Loadou atc,-Dr HO Zealand, via Post Darwin and Hobson, AR Whibley Mr and Mrs JR New Guinea via Thursday . Kaight, Lt & Mrs JH McClelland. EW -Per

BT. ALBANS, 22nd Mathews, 2nd Lieut Griffin. Ar Staff Sgt June, 10 s.ru.

Worrall, Ramachandra P Vascondecor,

KIANG, 22nd inst. 10 a.m. Swatow, Amay, & Fanahow-Par HAI.

CHING, 22ad June 1 pm..

Siberian

Mail.

Shanghai and North China (Europe via Siberia)--Por AN- HUI, 22nd fast, 2 pr.

p.m.

even if you have suffered through dreary. Philippine le, CHINLIUA, 22nd Juno, 3

fliction of a swollen kaas. dismal days and bideour nights with the despair oven though physicians and

Do not Straits-Por ITOLÀ, 22od lost, 3 p.m. remedies have given you no relief.

LITTLE'S ORIENTAL BALM is what

that a ostion does not need to you need. It will cause the swelling to

convince others by force of that disappear, and all pain and irritation will

Vanish. You

walk

'WEDNESDAY, 23rd June,

Anping-Por BOSHU MARU,

right. We are unconquerably days of your youth. And then, as Court Swatow, Amoy, & Forcon via Takao right in our canviation that we tous others have done, you will prales the have suffered at the hands of Balm that aures when all else falls.

Germany, a wrong that must be stoned for; yet it is not alone to right that wrong that we shall sct if act we must. It is not alone the Lusitania's dead that call upon as to seek redress; it

For all external aches, palms and swellings, use Little's Oriental Balm.

Sold alls. id. per bottle.

Agents for Hongkong, Messrs. A. 5. WATSON & Do., Ltd.

Cdian &

American

Siberian.

23rd June 9 a Shanghal North China, Japan via Nagasaki, Honolulu, U, S South America and Canada vlu Fransisco and U. Kingdom via Canada,Europo via Bīberia Per MANCHURIA 23rd inst, noon." [Tiantein-Pukow Railway Shangha Br. P.O. Tuesday, the 26th June.)

W K Chav, Miss W K Chan

WATER RETURN.

Lovel and Storage of water in Reservoirs on the let June, 1915.

-CITY AND HILL DISTRICT WATER

WORKS LEVEL

Synter. I seít, rin. Belowiezit in Below

mediate......

overhow

Tytam

{Jeft, din "Ba'aw (77it gla Be'ow

"over now Tytam

ipf. oia. Below soit sin Below

overllow

overflow Tyram

overflow Peklutum....it in. Below fit in. Below

overdow Wong-na-gove

7in. Be'owlraft" in Below overflow

overflow STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS

4. יו

Hongkong Observatory, Juno 18.

C. W.JEFFRIES, Director.

Barometer, reduced to 32 degrees Fahrenhelt on the level of the sea in In-

2 Temperature, in the abade, in degrees Fahrenheit;

3 Humidity, in percentage of saturation, the Humidity of air saturated with mola- ture being 100.

4 Direction of Wind, to two points.

5 Force of Wind, according to Besafore Scale.

State of Weather, b blue sky, o do- i tached cloud, d drizzling rain, I fog, g gloomy,h hail, I lightning, o overcast,p passing showers, q squally, i rain, sanow, tthunder, v visibility, w dow woj.

0 Rain in inches, tenth and hundredths

* METEOROLOGICAL. .

Previous

Day On dato On date

'st » pan, at 8 am

OF GALLONS.

Tylam Tytam Üyewash_weins Islam Intermediate ....... Pokfaluminum Woog-nai-chung

1974. 434.04 3+ B 61,66

1913 238.19

2.31

51.00

15-66

· 901-90°

Barometer......... 29.86 29,87 474 Temperature

Humidity

ats p..

29.28

85 79

*

78

78 96

30

Wind Direction.

3

E

..

1

Force 3

1,0

$

od

Steamers

'To Sail On Remarks

Sardiola

Capt. J. T. Jeffery

2 p.m. 19th June

Freight

Prago.

Fraight

♫

B'BAY via Singa.) Malla

pore, Penang and >"Capt. C."°C. Talbot--- Colombo.jp

SHANG HAI

MOJI,

R.N.R.

KOBE Kashgar

"AND YOKO-(Capt. H. N. Rivers

HAMA

R.N.R.

L'DON via S'pore, | Karmala

Penang, Colombo, Capt. H. G, Evans Port Said 'and

Marseilles

R.N.R.

Subject to alteration without notice.

noon

19th June & Page

}

about 2nd July

about 7th July

All steamers are fitted with Wireless Telegraphy.

For Freight or Passage, apply to

P. & O. 5. N. Co.'s office,

Hongkong, 18:h June, 1915

KOREA 18000 tone

CHINA 10200 tons

Freight & P'sage

Freight

& P'38g0

E. A. Hewett,

Superintendent

SIBERIA 18000 fans

PACIFIC MAIL S.S.CO.

OPERATING.

MODERN HIGH POWERED TWIN SCREW EXPRESS STEAMERS.

MONGOLIA 27600 tona

MANCHURIA 27000 tons

NILE 11000 tons

PERSIA 2000 tons

Between Hong Kong, Manila, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kobe, Yokohama,

Honolula and San Francisco

"THE SUNSHINE BELT"-The Most Comfortable Route to America and Europe

MANCHURIA Sailing TUESDAY, MONGOLIA

22nd June, at 1 p.

+

BIBERIA (via Manila) KOREA

М

TUESDAY. TUESDAY, TUESDAY,

20th July, at I p.m. 3rd Aug., at noon,

10th Aug, at I p.m.

These stoaimers are famous for their modern equipment, comfort, and the periarity of tat culazo, what won our fans, world- saterus. Large staterooms, oruipped with electric fans, and running waist. equipped with electrio reading lamps. Numerous amusement-els water swimming tank, Filipino orchestra, deck games, dances, stat a dull moment throughout the trip. The Safety and Comfort of Patrozis is Our First Considation

For further Information, rates, literaínre, soladušas, etc., apply to

R. C. MORTON,

King's Buildings (Opposite Blake Flor.)

Pan-Pace Iqternational Expositon San Francisco-i915

TO SAIL

"Agunte Telephone Nos 145.

REGULAR STEAMSHIP SERVICE.

" IS WHAT YOU ORT MORE.

THAN WHAT YOU PAY, THE

SOUBLE STRENGTH MEANS

DOUBLE VALUE.

LOTUS MOKHA

IS UNIFORMLY EXQELLENT.

THURSDAY, 24th June.

Shanghai, and North Chias Biberla) Por (Europe via LIANGOHOW, 23rd Juno, 3

(Tontin Pukow Bervice Shangbai Br. P. O. Saturday, 29th June)

SATURDAY, 26th June.

Wol-hal-wei

French

Mail

& Tientsin-Par HUI. CHOW, 26th inat, 10a.m. Salzon. Strats, Burmah, Cey. loa,Adelaide, Western Austra lis, Inda, Aden, Egypt & En- rupe. Per CHILI, 2811 June,

4 p.m.

Total Consumption of water in the City, and fill District In milione al decimals gallons during the month at Bt. y, 1985.

1974 15 m. gallons Weather

14 #:7,419

063.01g

Consumption... 140. Estimated

popa'ation Consumption per head per day...

gallors Bervices to houses in Rider main Districts discon nected from Rider mains ani supply given by public fountains only during May to Constant supply in all districts during May 19

KOWLOON WATER WORKS LEVEL:

Kowloon Graft gi

vitation Ka- } Baˆow servoir...... overdow}

2095 sit om Below

Overdo STORAGE IN MILLIONS AND DECIMALS

OF GALLONS,

ò of Rain

167 Highest open air temperatam on thy 11th #6 LOWELL

ILK. Observatory, 18th June.

50

O: W. JEFFRIES, Director,

TIDE TABLE.

Enimated popula}

Hom

test Kowloon Gra-)

rication

*#30-50 Reservoir Consumption of water by Kowloon in millions of Decimals Uallons During the month of May, 1915. Consumption" 39.53 guli, mi gallons

96519 96,150

19:5

301.10

14th June to 20th June, 1915.

High Wom

пото

Hongkong

how Water

Hangkorg

H

Obtainable Everywhere.

SUNDAY, 27th June. Swatow, Amoy de Foochow-Per HAI-1

MUN, 27th June, a.m.

30.0 vallons The Dovernment Analyst's' repofta show that the water is of swcellent quality.

Public Works Departments

Corsation

Alone

dead per day

Wed.

15

16

J

19. 3-1

1933

W CHATHAM,

Water Authority,

Thur

*Fil

Sat

Proposed Sailing from Hongkong

For NEW YORK via SUEZ 'CANAL.

The s.s.

SAINT RONALD

sailing hence on or about 5th July.

For NEW YORK via SUEZ CANAL.

The s.s. "EGREMONT CASTLE"

sailing hence on or about 22nd July.

For Freight and further information apply to

RUTTONJEE & SON.

TUESDAY, 29th June," Fhilippine Islands-Per TAMING, 291

Just 3 pm,

Findon Haddocks, Kippers &o.

Oysters, Fresh, Fried or Stewed S

ALEXANDRA CAFERS

·m morning.

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Printed and Published for the Proprietor, Dr. J. W Noble

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