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The

Hongkong Telegraph

FOUNDED FRIE

No. 12,431

DUBLIN'S DESOLATION.

The Destroyed Buildings.

Bruter'a Serice.

五拜識 號七月七类港典

A VERY "GLORIOUS

FOURTH."

London, July &.

Manila Soldiers Overcarried to Hongkong!

FRIDAY, JULY 7,

PENANG WILL CASE.

Adjourned Sine Die.

The Pousog millionairs will cass was yesterday afteragon adjourned vine die.

This action, in which rayasal

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CANTON ĢENERAL

STRIKE.

Labour Plan to Help Sun.

SUN BARGAINS WITH BANDIT LEADERS,

correspondeat

BLAKE PIER GROUBLE.

Filipino Student Charged

A returned Fittel. Student from-the United Stat** was this defendant in a cage of diadakirky? candmer bultés 37. E, W Hamil. ton, as the Police Court this morning. Another charge was that of assaulting a Chinese con- stable in the execution of his duty.

Fire were killed and 14 wounded in Dublin yesterday, bringing

How two privates belonging to the total for the week to 65 killed and 269 wounded. The Irmg Walleth this morning says that the remnant of the Irregulars who the United States Coast Artillery million dollars are said to be surrendered at the tirantille Hotel, Sackville Street, last night station at Manila celebrated, involved, commenced on Death cumfered sixteen (including two women), headed by Art O'Connor, the Fourth of July and how their last year and has been occupying

brought about anthe Court, on and off ever since.

Dar

Canton

Evidence was given by the After the surrendar Cathal Brugha rushed out brandishing a revolver, jubilations

unforeseen result, was related to Plaintiff, who claims to be writes as follows: **** and gas wounded.

Sun Fatson has wired to the constable to the effect that at 21 Sackville Street is to-day a terrible scene of desolation, the great Mr. R. E. Lindsell at the Police Cheang Throgan, is a young min volumes of smoke rising through the drizzling rain forming a huge Court this morning, jo s stow of about twenty-eight year of Feking Government stating that o'clock yesterday morning he was on duty at Blake Fier, and, case. The defendants, I age and defendants are a widow the question of the disbanding of pall overhanging the city. The buildings destroyed include Ham away

proceeded to examine the tickets General Post Office, and the stamway offices, which all escaped the Hidds, had an amusing case to sog and a merchant residing in acciement of military, affairs in at those who sat on the benches| man' the Crown, the Granville, and the Gresham Hotels, the Rudolph Flerodes and Harry and two merchants living in Pen the expeditionary forces and the cording to usual practice, he Ipoh, F.M.S. The defence is that Kwangtong must be negotiated the end of the Pier. Two conflagration in the Easter rebellion of 1916. Some handsome new submit. buildings since erected escaped the present fires.

Defendants contend that Cheang ming must bare nothing to do Tagurayan, the defendant, got companion were on the boat Thye-gaa'was born in 1893 and with thes, matters. They had gone on board, bad bad died in 1897. The defendants

ng and walked awAY some drinks and the next thing allege that plaintiff was adopted has declared that he will not It is reported that Sun Yat-sen

they were told that to mit the remembered was being carried by the concubine

mother of leave Canton unless the whale of on those benches they had to out to sea.

Chaang Thye-gan after her natur-the Northern Squadron is placed a certain fee. The defendant (did not move, and after the third ni son's death.

under his command and escorts tim of being asked to purchase him to the North

Lord Birkenhead Sees Ground for Optimism

London, July 6.

ford Birkenhead, in the House of Lords, referred to the formid- able haracter of the Provisional Government's task in enforcing law anddar throughout Ireland, notwithstanding that the insurrection haden crushed in Dublin. He said that cautions as he had been in the gist, he was bold enough to believe that the situation was more hopeful than at any moment since the Treaty was signed.

WORLD'S TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS.

oche semi-na!.

Surprise in Ladies' Doubles.

Hidds admitted that he and his Plaintiff is not Cheang Thye-gad.with bim and that Chan King-Filipinos who werd with Vasilio

#ere

up.

In the second round of the ladies doubles, a surprise was the defeat of Ms. Beamish and Mrs. Satterthwaite by Mrs. Geen and Mrs. McNair by 6.3, 64, while Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Lamber Chambers had a most comfortable victory over the Americans. Mrs. Mallory and Miss Sixgourney by 62. 6'1. Miss Ryan and Mlle. Fourth Leng en beat Mrs Weston and Mrs. Welsh 6·0.61

BRITISH AERIAL SERVICES.

At the commencement plaintiff was represented by Mr. C. G. Alabaster and the defendants by Mr. E. Potter and Mr. F. C. Jan- kin.

Strike-Movement.

thar

when

a ticket, he stood up and strack the constable in the face. A police whistle was blown and two other constables, who ran up la response, took the defendant into custody.

DEFEATED

Mrs. Mallory.

Mr. Cater, the master-at-arms į of the Empress of Asia, which brought the defendants bere yea- terday, told the Court that they

A general strike, prometed by were discovered the morning

Mr. Alabaster was later Sun Yat-sen's party, is being plan- after leaving Manila He had to place than under arrest, as they joined by the late Hon. Mr. E. H.aed by the Union of Guilds in Britt under tbe inSharp With Mr. Sharp's sudden order to render assistance to Sun.

In reply to this chargo Tagura- fluence of linao:. The condition death Mr. Alabaster had to con-Thousands of handbills have been jof Herodes Was the xam duct the case on his own. The printed and will be secretly dis yan said Judge. I bass state- yesterday morning. though strain of this proved so great that tributed. These state that when ment to make. There were three Ope of us his companion bad London, July 6.

-obered be broke down and onder medical the appropriate time comes, there of us gentlemer.

advice took a holiday for the will be no water or electric light is a ship's officer, another of us Wimbledon play was continually interupted by rain and only

In reply to another question, benefit of his health. This left supplies and the citizen soldiers is the private secretary of the a fer matches were played.

The singles have now reached a most interesting stage, Patterson Mr. Cater added that the defen- plaintiff with nobody to conduct may then advance from Whampoa Filipino Mansions Hotel. The Then the ordinance without resistance. General Yip one who is speaking to you now The former meets dants were discovered on the his case. and Gilbert to-day qualifying for the semi-final.

relating to solicitors appearing in Kwe, on hearing these reports, is in a statent from the United his fallow-countryman, Anderson, in what will probably be the bast deck by Chinese seamen.

Going on to give his version of greatest match of the tournament. Gilbert meets Lycett in the One of thea was trying to get into Original Jurisdiction was passed taking every precaution to meet States of America

He already and Mr. G. K. Hall Bruttan ap-such an emergency. a small dog house.

the affair, defondant said he was Mr. Ala Sun's Bandit Supporters. had his head in and also the up-peared for plaintiff.

to baster later returned

not sitting but was leaning=gainst the On the 4th. instant. Sun Yat-one of the benches. When or- per part bis body when he was

Colony and continued with Mr discovered and extricated with Bruttan, but a short time ago letzen sent out a launch to meet the dered to more away, he could

It W33 the

two notorions bandit leaders, Cou not see tbe reason for this. great difficulty.

the Court after an argument withShu-wing and Li Fai, and later and refused to comply, where of July, aad 111207 soldiers came on board at Manila, the Chief Justice and never which the officer could not returned.plaintiff's case no Leing gave them 20 audience: They upon the carsrable pushed him in the hands of Mr. Bruton collect from one to two thousand dans if he was looicing for trouble. declared to Sun that they could roughly, and was asked by defens ¡prerout.

It is probably a debatable point whether this case shorld men to fre a regiment loyal The infeng made as if to sINES

to Sae, provided

they bim with his truncheon, and as not bave been heard ia Penang and during May the were adequately equipped with defendant never allowed anyone arms and ammunition. They to strike him first, he had to

The case made commanders of this special One of the Police officers in the Davies) gave it as his opinion that also demanded that they be knock the constable out

to the case never ought to have force, and that they have freedom enable defendant to bring up his been brought to the Hoogkong | Io the House of Cammons, questioned regarding the recent case said that although he did test of the Rolls-Royce tirar to low down its acro-engine works if not know bow the regulations Court. All their time had been of movement and action except friends as witnesses.

when ordered to attack or take. urders are not forthcoming, the Right Hon. F. Guest referred to the which governed the conduct of

nos available soldiers stand in the Philippines,en for months trying & Penang

might be all right part in expeditions. Sun Yat-sen reductions in the Air Estimates whereby money was

conceded these terms and ap- for che lawyers, Or large orders by the Air Ministry. The latter had made strong he should imagine that the decase. It -presentations to the Government on the alarming outlook if the fendants would get into trouble Lordship continued, but it was pointed Chu as commander and the Old Parliament has been

with their officers 3 con-

a

this reinstated the time has come to Li as vice commander of not to the advantage of the Court tolls-Royce and other firms were compiled to close-

proposed force.

dissolve the transitional Govern- or of the administration of justice | Mr. Lloyd George said the enquiry into our whole ait position sequence of this case.

A Peking telegram states that ment and abolish the provisional) His Worship told defendants in Hongkong. His Lordship coo Him, the former Minister of Presidency. nga scb-committee of the Imperial Defence Committee was complet

be accepted

their clated by saying that he hoped Justice in Canton, who is now ip

Justine Johnstone is being d, but before the Government took action it would welcome the that

jexplanation. but at the to be able to take steps to see

featured in "The Plaything of s of the Parliamentary Air Committer.

time. he viewed their that a repetition of this did not the capital acting as Sun's repre

sentative, has made certain pro- The following items are from Broadway" at the World Theatre case with Som:0 gravity happen.

to-night-Page 4 from the fart

iz Wan It was expected that the action Dosals to the President in con- the fanton Tinira

The Beatos has arrived a military offence to get would finish some time ago, butection with unification. On the Fence.

of the Chinese merchants have from Europe and consignees are Idrunk to the extent theyday after day the legal battle base did. However, that WAR & continued. Some days ago his

News from Waobow is to the removed their goods to be stored given the usual notice on Page 4. in the godowns and banks in Mr. R. H. Skelton has started malter which concerned their Lordship announced that he effect that the Yunnanese troops Shamaan. Yesterday all the banks practice & Consulting Mining

Arrangements could not allow the case. 10 have come to a bait a few miles and godowns on the island refused Engineer.-PARE +. superior officers. Washington, July 6. would be roade here to send obstruct other work and at the outside, the town, and the expect to store say more of the goods, "His Bridal Night ́ ́is showing The Senate Finance Committee bas.appenved changes in the them back to Manils as soon as ches of yesterday afternoon he ed encounter between them and because there was scarcely any at the Kowloon Theatre to-night. Carton duties schedule which en cotton cloth will not exceed 43 perj

possible.

adjourned the hearing sine Eiz.

the Cantonese garrison bas pot room left, although high fees were-Page 12 cent. ad valorem, compared with the original rates, though in some

ye: occurred. The view is takes offered for a small space. There will be a cases the movement will exceed 60 per cent.

Rolls-Royce May Close Down.

U.S. COTTON DUTIES.

Changes in the Schedule.

London, July

traight duty of teu cents per lb. on 60 per cent, compared with 15 per cent, ad valorem, and seventy cents per dozen pairs on hose and balfhose: 50 per cent. ad valorem on underwear and other apparel, finished and unfinished, instead of a sliding scale of forty cents a jozen and 40 per ceat. ad valorem.

SIR JOHN SANDYS DIES SUDDENLY."

Famous Scholar's Tragic End.

London. July 6.

Sir John Sandys fell dead whilst walking to the Senate House a: Cambridge to witness the conferring of honorary degrees on the Duke of York. ex-President Taft and others.

(Sir John Edwin Sandys, who was 78 years of age. was Public Orator at Cambridge University from 1876 to 1919. He was a great scholar and writer and was the author of many hucks on classical! subjects.]

DISPOSAL OF SCRAPPED WARSHIPS.

American Proposal for Gift to Poland.

Washington, July 6.

Senator France introduced & Bill in the Senate authorising, the gift to Poland of six American warships destined to be scrapped

der the Washington agreement.

CHINESE STUDENT.

Imprisoned in France.

Paris, July f.

Lee Ho-ling, the Chinese stadent who made an attempt on the life of the Chinese Minister, has been sentenced to a year's imprison- | ment and a fine of 200 francs.

His Worship remarked that it Hooked as if there was something in the stors given by the defen

Idants.

?IT

that

Chief Justica (Sir Wm. Rees-

FRENCH WIRELESS-TELEGRAPH STATION OPENED.

Efficient Communication with America.

Paris, July 6.

OF VALUE TO SHIPPING.

New Radio Sounding Device.

Washington, July 6.

Lis

was remanded

Other Items.

For the last three weeks, many

Mas Sigourney

These American tennis playeru were defeated by the British pair, Mrs. Peacock and Mrs. Lambert Chambers, a Wimbledon.

News in To-day s New Advertisements.

At the Star Theatre is being

that these Yonnanese soldiers Esu Tsung Ching, Commis-show The Way Women Love.” are waiting for the position to be stoner of Education, will return |--Page 12. cleared up at Canton before to Canton to take up his duties The Ming Yuen Studio opens deciding as to which side theyazsin in the course of a week. on Monday.—Page 4. will support

Small Reverse for Chan,

force

M. Hsu is in Hongkong bat is Messre. Struthers and Barry not feeling well. The Education-give notice to consignees_regard- The wireless-telegraph station at Sainte Assise, the most powerful Word has been, received from Board has requested him to ing the s.s. Apus.—Page 5.-

The Samarang Maru has aITÍV- hitherto constructed, was noofficially opened for communications to the Fang Shuo district, rear retro to Canton immediately.

Recently the Nortbere leaders, jed from Japan and the Nayo Y. New York. Americans say that the communications are the clearest Chiu Chow, to the effect that ever received from France. The new station will be placed at the recently it was mate kaswn Li Youn-huce. Dr. W. W. Yen K. give consignees the customary

and Generals Wi Fei-fu and Tsao) notice.-Page 5. from the disposal of the public as soon as the Government's autorisation bas that

Yee Sanx Fat's summer sale is been accorded.

Northern Expeditionary Army Kun, wired Mr. Tang Shao-yi arrived at his Ning, by way of requesting him to proceed to the now on.-Page.5.

North. It is reported that Mr. The Sincere Company advertisa Swatow. The route taken appro-

ched very closely the position of Tang bas oh the 4th. instant foarte in pens on page 3.

The ss. Zasma is here from the 2nd. Battalion of Chan King-wired bis replies to the Northern

leaders refusing to accept their Eorope and consignees will find a ming's Arms, who Respatched a small force to Ka Ying Chao toritations. It was also reported notice oa page 4 bit further progress, It so hap that a certain M.P. had made a The M.M.liner Andre Laban is pened that the Northera Expedi-call on Taug to get his attitude discharging cargo into the Kow- Mr. Roosevelt, Secretary of the Navy, announces the success of tionary soldiera reached the town toward the present state of affairs. loon Godowns. Paze 4. tests of a new radio sounding device which instantaneously registers first and were prepared to meet Mr. Tang asid that, he would not On Saturday. July 15, the ocean depths by measuring the time the sound takes to travel from Chan's soldiers when they came. care to hear ans" more about poli-shields won in the Tennis League

"The Courage of Marge: the abip to the bed of the ocean and back. He predicts it will be of A fight on & small scale occurred, tical affairs, since he had decided will be presented.-Page4.

which resulted in the surrender not to go into politics again great value to navigation.

At the outbreak of hostilities, O'Doon" is showing at the Coronet of the latter with all their rifles.

nearly all the municipal and gov-to-night.-Page 7. A. Hint to Sun.

ernmental offices were closed. Reuter's Peking correspondent because most the staffs had left. the Canton Provincial Yesterday a cotification. WE! Amsterdam, July 6. Assembly's telegram proposing issued by the Acting Mayor in- The results of the election at Amsterdam so far are that five the abolition of the Canton forming the general publie that

The closing rate of the dollar on Socialists, including Dr. Troelstra, one Communist, ten members of Government in favour of th-the Municipality and its bureaux

Central Government has aroused were ready for business again. demand to-day was 2a. 7. 1/16d. the Right, and one Left Liberal have been returned.

the widest interest in Paking. The walls of the entrance of the

The Weather. Various public bodies, including Municipality which were shot at educational institutions and re-by the gunboats, suffered grest preseptatives of the, united damage. They are now under Chambers of Commerce, bave repair. The documents, station-perature-89. Humidity-68. resolved to telegraph Sun Yat-sen eries and other articles in the expressing appreciation of Sun's different bureaux are in topsy- meritorious services in protecting turry condition and require some Lighting-up time to-day 7:41. the law, but adding that since time to have them fixed up.

DUTCH ELECTION RESULTS.

THE WORLD FLIGHT.

Athens, July 6.

The aviator Major Blake bas departed for Crete,

(Other Telegrams-on Page 21

To-Day's Exchange.

2 p.m. Baronietor:-29.57, Tex-

Lighting Up-Time.