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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,

TUESDAY,

EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

THE FRENCH IN MOROCCO.

It is reported from Fez that French troops at various points In the Tanquat region withdrew after the destruction of a number of posts which served as lines of communication between the French and the tribes who had gone over to the rebels.. Enemy concentra tions are reported northward of Boniderkoub-Reuter.

Riff pressure "Is "increasing at various points along the front, necessitating the greatest vigilance on the part of the French com- mander, who is convinced that a struggle is imminent, not only in the protectorate of Morocco, but in all the North African colonies.

Abd el Kim has not concealed his intention of raising the Mohammedans all over Africa if the present offensive succeeds. -Reuter.

EUROPEAN PEACE.

New York, June 8. The New York World, in a leader on the allied note to Germany says that probably the Alkes', demands are within their treaty rights; "If they have force and will compel Germany not only to accept their terms, but to keep them during the next few decades, they are free to go ahead, but they must not expect disinterested neutrals like the United States to watch their proceedings," with any particular rospect for the policy and spirit Inspiring them. This is not the policy of peace and can only result in increasing dangers in Europe."

Reuter's American Service.

FROM HOT TO COLD.

New York, June 8

The great heat wave which for a week past has made life almost unbearable, suddenly broke yesterday on the eastern seaboard. The glass has fallen twenty-five degrees in a few hours in the Boston district while the sen-breeze and a dense sea for struck New York sending the refugees in the parks from the heat scurrying homeward Tor protection against the cold. Fatalities from the heat wave and storms totalled about 350." In the meanwhile the heat wave continues in the west and middle west.-Router's American Service..

THE SAMOS REVOLT.

Athens, June 8, Martial law has been declared on Samos Island. The landing of a naval brigade and of troops was well received by the inhabitants, apparently only a small proportion of whom have joined the insurgents. Samos is blockaded with a view to preventing the escape of the linsurgent leaders. The situation does not seem disquicting.-Reuter.

THE SHANGHAI STRIKE.

serious, while à telegram from Taiyuanfu states that the rioters wrecked the local agency of the Asiatic Petroleum Company, amashing the windows and tear-

MANY STRIKERS RESUME.ing down the sign.

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Shanghai, June 8. While It is understood that Chang Tso- several thousand strikers of lin contemplates issuing a circu- all classes resumed to-day, lar telegram advising the students more than 5,000, principally into refrain from acts of violence, the cotton mills residing in Chin-pending a diplomatic investiga-

tion. eae territory quit under direct threats of menacing, their homes.

Members of the diplomatic de- There are general indications morning on the Blue Express. It legation left for Shanghai this that the situation is improving- is stated that they will not sit as The efforts of the demonstrators

& commission nor take formal are concentrated against the evidence but make independent in- Japanese and British which is evi-vestigations, returning within a denced by a

meeting at mass Nantao this afternoon when the few days with their report. workers attached to other n tionals were advised by the! speakers to resume their employ- ment.

Forty odd cases growing out of the disturbance are scheduled to be heard in the mixed. court to-morrow.

Bankers Support Students,

The directors of the local Chinese Bankers' Association this. morning decided firstly to tele- graph to the Chinese banks in Shanghai urging them to support the students, secondly to telegraph to the public bodies urging them to pursue the present agitation to the end, thirdly to furnish $10,000 Interest is stirred by reports strike relief funds and fourthly to from Peking that the govern-advise the native banks to refrain ment is assenting to the petition from co-operating financially with of the student leaders and order the foreign banks concerned.— ing Lu Yung-hslang to send two Reuter. thousand troops to Shanghai.

Peking's Atitude.

The members of the American Womens' Club are making mos-

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quito nets for the guards en- Shanghai, June 8-Two hun-. camped in addition to other ac-dred marines from the Tatsuta tivities.

The weather is clear.

A. P. C. Agency Wrecked. Peking, June 8-Reports. from Nanking indicate that the situa tion there is becoming

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QUEEN'S THEATRE,

The student demonstration at Foochow was a fasco owing to the Tupan's precautionary measures. Chinkiang, Tsingtao, Külkläng and Hankow are qufot. There

TWO MINUTES TO GO. The strike situation is unchanged Chet Burnett in his latest starring ware no disturbances at Shanghaf

Charles Ray portrays the role of and defence measures continue to be taken,

COURT OF ENQUIRY,

INVESTIGATION OF FATSHAN-HANG CHEONG COLLISION.

Further arrivals of vehicle, "Two Minutes to Go, the naval forces have enabled the au- First National attraction which

A Marine Court of Enquiry w thorities to lighten the duties of comes to the Queen's Theatre to assemble at the Harbour Office the volunteers.--Reuter.

day for an engagement of three 10.30 am. on Monday, June 15, daya

investigate the circumstanc Student Demands.

attending the collision between Of course, Chester's sweetheart Fatshan and s.s. Hang Cheon Shanghai, June 8. Various and his best friends did not know Chinese, commercial and, student the reason for his quitting the team.

vhich occurred in the Canti unions mot at the Chinese Cham- His father's financial difficulties River on the morning of Jung 4. ber of Commarco leat evening and compelled Chet to pay his own The composition of the Co passed seventeen resolutions, which college, expenson, and he suretly has not yet been announced. were banded to the Chinese gut a job driving a milk wagon. It delegates. They includo four Chet hadn't been ashamed of his demands which tho strikers con job and predicament, he would not sider essential preliminaries to have earned the scorn of his follows. officia! negotiations, viz:-

But a great day came for both HONGKONG BASEBALI 1. Cancellation" of the state of Chet and his father. It was the day emergency.

of the annual gridiron contest with the collogo's greatest rival for football honors And Chet saved the day.""

2. Withdrawal of the Marinos.

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3. Release of the arrested riotera. 4. Restoration of the closed

schools.

"Two Minutes to Go" is a story ot. college life by Richard Andre.

Other resolutions reveal wide aspirations. They include the early cancellation of extorritoriality, the British and Japanese ministers the Shanghai Municipal Council in meanwhile to apologise to the Gov. accordance with the amounts paid erament and guaranteo, no further in taxes; payment of damages for similar action; abolition of the the killed and injured and strike Mixed Court; appointment of bigh business losses; aleo nonpassage of Chinese officers to the Municipal a number of proposed municipal Rolice: Chiness. representation on and trade regulations.-Reuter..

FILIPINO CLUB v. H.K. UNIVERSITY. "

The line-up of The Filipino Cl baseball team in the pract match with the Hongkong Univor by for this afternoon will be.- Malig, satchor) "Ģ. Angel pitcher; G. Sancho, let baseme D. Bautista, 2nd baseman; Leonard, Brd baseman; J. M. is Cruz, short stop; M. J. Ru left fielder; J. Sancho, ment Balder; J. Delgado, right field Substitutes.-1. Castro, I. Fri cisco and R. Silos.

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