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THE NONCKING TELEGRAPH SATURDAY OCTOBER 13, 19817.

AUSTRIAN KAIBER INS SORK STRAITS.

His Father's Coffin ? Exploit

Recalled.

OUR DAY

Theatrical Pario

communica

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CHURCH SERVICES.

日

Búnday after Arinity, 16th 1917 Holy Comm (17.50 a.m.) Hymns: 206, ived the follow!“

261; 32: 558 and 551. Service: Zurich, Ang. 6.—The newe

from the H

Marbaste. Matins (11 am) tair graphed from Vienna that the Austrian Socialist lender Peinen

Ho Fook, Vice-Chairman, of

Alcock. Psalmas Robinson, torfer has been twins summoned

pklog Catatiti? Bio Te Deum: Smart, to Court to have private andienos the Chiness

Pye Smart (21st-—Morning.). of the Emperor Charles recalls the ***

Benedictus: Garrett. Hymns: The rates of Chinese theatri“ the stair in which Pernerstorfer www dearly murdered by the cal performances, apendiyi in- - Emperor's father, the late Arch-sugurated in aid of the Out Diy Fund, having now been nonclad- daka Otto.

we desire, throughĩ your. The stair happened in 1895, ed,

the and was the sequel, to one of the kindness in allowing most disgraceful of the many nicoscary epsoe in your valuable scandals with which the Ans- paper, to record our thanks for trian Emperor's father, the late the valuable aksistanich' which we Archduke Otto, was connected. réósired and which slone render- The story is well known. Riding ed the race-es of our ondertaking one day in the country, Archdöks possible?---

- 207 255, God Save the King Fecial. Psalms: Smart, Puroall. Evensong (6 pm) Responses: Felton, Woodward:Magnificst: Smar. Nunc Dimittis: Wesley. Hymus: 266 73 23. N.B-

Posim 73 versus 1, 2, 11, 12, 21. 27, in unison. Paalm 74 verses 1. 11, 13, 19, 23, G.P. io unison. Bymn 23 verser 1, 3, 6, in unison.

Union Church, Kennedy Road.

Sunday Services October 14, Morning 11 Erening 6. Prea- cher: Rev. J. Kirk Maconachie. 11am. Morning Prayer and St. Peter's Church, West Polat,

Sermon, Preacher: Rev. WT.

Featherstone.

The Gospel Hail--(No. 10 and

11 Pedder Street). Weekly Services-Sunday. Breaking of Broad 11 am Gospel Meet ing. 8p.m. Tuesday, Exposition Bible Class, p.m. Friday, of Scripture. 8 p.m. Thursday, Bible Class for Ladies, 5.30 p.m. Saturday, Prayer Meeting, 8. pm.

Weselynn Methodist Church, Wanchai. Sunday Morning Service 10.15 am. Sunday Evening Service 6.15 p.m.^

Sallors' Home Boldlers" and

Arsenal Street.-Sunday Even- ing, Gospel Services 8 p.m.

Road.-Mass, and Sermon, at St. Joseph's Church, Garden

10 am. followed by the Bene diction of the Blessed Sabra- ment

Roman Catholic Cathedral, Glen-

Otto met the funeral proosesion To the following ladies and of a poor pessant, whose relatives gentlemen for taking bored at and friends were following his the Theatre at prices set opposite body to the grave. Aroldake to their names; Mr. Chen Otto, who was accompanied by Kang U, 2 Boxes, $800: Mr. several cfficers, compelled the Chan Teng, 1 Box, $400-r: bearers to pat down the effia in Lanng Shib Yi, 1 Box, $400; Mr. the centre of the road, in order Yang Tes Ming, 1 Box, $-100; that he might have the pleasure Lady Ho Tang, 8400; Monars of jumping orez it on his horse. Law Chu Pak & Sons, 1 Box This he did several timse, back, $800; Mr. Chan Tong Sang, I wards and forwards, whilst the Box, 8300; Mr. HH. Nems mourners looked on indignant See, 1 Box, 8309; Mr. Lo Shan and helpless Archduke Otto Wan, 1 Box, $300; Mr. Choy and his friends then continued Wai Foo & Mr. Look Pong Shan.

1 Box, $300; Mr. Yeung Bai, their ride.

Herr Pernerstorfer, who at that Ngam, 1 Bos, $300; Mrs Ho time was the only Socialist Took, 2 Boxer, $300; Mr. Oban member, of the Austrian, Cham-Kai Ming, 2 Boxes $300, ber of Deputies, brought the Mr. B. Hancock & Mr. E. H. scandal to light in Parliament, Raymond, 1 Box, $160;. Mr. Ho and denounced, Arobduke Otto Kom Tong, 1 Bar, $160 Mr. from the rostrum of the Chamber G. O. Moxon, 1 Box, $160; Mr. as a blackguard. His courageous Tong Lai: Ohuen, 1 Bor, $150, sttack on one of the most Mr. Li Po Kwai, 1 Box, $150; of the Mr. Lan U Fong, 1 Box, 150; prominent member Imperial family caused a tremen: Mr. Kan Yak Kai, LB 1, $150, Mr. Wong Kam Fook, 1 Box, dous sensation.

The next day Pernerstor- $150; Mr. Uhan Shek Shan, far we found in his fist lying on Bux, 150; Mr. Pan Sai Cho, 1 the floor nearly dead. His ser Box, 8150; Mr. U King Mr vant had been decoyed out of the Su, 1 Box, $100; house and during her absence Wong Lan Seng, 1 Box, $100; one or more anźnown persons had Mesars Kwong Bang Hong, 1 Box, got into the fist and beaten Per- $100; Mr. Chen Pik Chuen, neratorfer to the point of death: 1 Box. $100; Dr. Ma Lak, 11 When the servant came back she

October 138 1th. 15m-No returns found the Socialist deputy lying

hasipressed considerably over N. China, in a pool of blood, and for many

and slightly to moderately elsewhere. wocks afterwarde he lay helpless

To Mr. Bo Ngok Lau, the The anticyclone has again increased in intensity, and an ares of relatively low as a result of the brutal assault,

Police investigations were made, proprietor of the Theatrical Compare la still indicated over the B but they were speedily terminated, pany for reducing $350 from the China Ban

that amount payable for the engage-Chips coast, and over the N. China Ses. because it was found Archduke Otto had hean the per- ment of each Company, petrator of the catrege. It was also discovered that the late Archduke Francie Ferdinand, although he had taken no part in the coffin incident, nevetheless resented the public attack on sa Imperial Archduke so keenly that be aided and abetted his brother free. in the aemalt on Pernerstorfer,

It is one of the curious ironies of iste that Archduke Otto's son'

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Box, $100; Mr. E. Ellis, 1 Bur; $100; Mr. Ohes Ho Sze, 1 Box, $100; Mr. Chan Chenk Hing, 1 Box, $100...

To Mr. Yuen Hang Kin, the Proprietor of the Theatre for allocating $150 towards the Food out of the rent received by him for the use of the Theatre.

To the Hongkong Electric Co., Ld. for providing electric current

ealy.Low Masses at 6, 7, and 9:30 am. High Mass at 8 am # 5.30 p.m. Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament, di dara First Church of Christ Scheatin

-MacDonnell Road. Sundays, 11.15am. Wednesdays, 5.30 p.m.

WEATHER REPORT.

from Japan and Vladivostock. Promurs

Fresh monsoon will prevail along the

Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours andling at 10 a.. so-day, 0.01 Izak Total since: January: lat, 77.65 inches against an average of 78,80 inches.

FORECAST FOR. THE 24 HODES ENDING AT KOOK TO-MORROW,

Dirtziek

To Yin Wa for providing extra 1 Hongkong to Gap Book. electrical Attings free.

To To Yuen Restaurant for sup

should now be appealing to Per-plying light refreshment and hand nersorfer to stand by the Imperial family and help him in safeguard ing his throne.Wireless Press.

HEROIC SCHOOL- MISTRESS.

Taught in Rheims Cellar During Bombardment.

of

Torsonale

E & NE

winda,

fresh: fair;

N.E

Formosa Chansiël

winds,

strong.

ing over the proceeds ($308.40) to the Fond, and to the proprietor of the “Happy Betreat" for contributing $300 to the generals south coast of Chins be-? Tas unde fand.

tween HK. and Lamooks) No. 1.

To the Exile Garage for sap-south coast of China be) The came

tween H. and Hainan.. as No. 1 plying motor care for conveying passengers from the Theatre at fixed charges per head and for banding such charges (3248) to the Fund.

Paris, Ang.7.Mlle. Fouroux, the heroic eéhoolmistress

To the following Chinese news Rheime, who continued to teach her young charges in a cellar papare for free advertisements: --- during the bombardment of Kung We Po, Tran Wan Po, the city, which still suffera Kang Yik Po, Kwok Se Po Chung Ngại Pand Tư Krong lem intensely from

Po. German shell" "was warmly

To Sue Hop for loading mat- applauded to-day by her fellow teachers at "a congrees in erisis for sõafoldrag. Paria of friendly societies

more or

003-

To Ng Cheong, Yang Hop,

nected with the scholastic, pro-Yoen Wo, and Tai Hop for arecte fession. A moving reference was ing decorative bamboo stands and made to the large number of scaffolding.

To Shing Fook Kes for scrolls schoolmasters who have fallen gloriously on the field of honour and paper decorations.

To Wing Chun Then, Est Eling in defence of the country.

Women workara bave readily Yuen, Teni Lan'' Isen and Ska found employment in France Sai Hing for leading flowers for daring the war in many, depart mente formerly, reserved to, men. Their activity now extends to the Hotel de Ville and other

offices controlled

Prefect of tha

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or daughters of

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fog, decoration:

C. W. JEFFRIES-Chief Asistant, Hongkong Observatory, Oct. 12, 1917.

METEOROLOGICAL.

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Pravions

Day On date Oź date.

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FT, F, CLAITON, Dicaster, Committen generouay-

$50 sábh! ---Th” silar-thus

To Min Yin Wing and Hang sorihed, amounting

On for lending cha

1: $42,2000, war bodrof 90. factors/contribáting

Risecens of the unỖờn