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SIDNEY MORNING HERALD, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1911. THE ERRATIC LABOURERS FLIGHT FROM PEKING ICR, M'GOWEN'S FIND. VALUABLE CITY SITE. HIDDEN BY A HOARDING. to prevent th.

Chauvinistic utterances from Injuriously affecting Germany's foreign relations. MOUNTAIN FIRES. SERIES OF OUTBREAKS. jfli GERMAN SWORD A TEAMSTER'S PERIL. CAUGHT IN FLAMES.

THRILLING BACK-BLOCKS EPISODE. COOGEE COLLISION. NINE PERSONS INJURED. CAR AND STATIONARY TRAM, BRAKES FAIL TO ACT. rjOWN PRINCE ASSERTIVE, moroccan nojtes published.

CHAOS ON WHARFS-petty STRIKES. SHIPPERS IN A PREPARING FOR ATTACK. SHOPS BARRICADED. BUSH ILLUMINATED, BERLIN, "Nov. 12.

The Stat. Treasurer. Mr. M'Oowen, has Just Hlar.nva.rv. Just at ippUUDS CHAUVINIST UTTERANCES.

YERRANDBRIE, Saturday. tb much In need Notes that have passed between nerr Klderlen-Waechter, Minister for Foreign Affairs, and M. Jules Cambon, the French BRITISH BLUEJACKETS LANDED An old resident of the district, Mr. John or for nubile buildings the Premier bas LEADERS HELPLESS. Ambassador, elaborating the Moroccan ARMY OF FIGHTERS.

BOUGH TIMES FOB SNAKES. (FROU OUR SPECIAL REPORTER.) PEKING, Not. 10. SENSATION IN BERLIN. Murdoch was 1 1 bush.

occurred foUn a valuable block of land In-th. city SS2Ss mists siswai swBarJrjas when a lew mile. out. h. found hi.

progrea. Co.g... ha. owned tb. land for 27 A quarter of a million inhabitants have agreement, hnve been published.

Franco welcomes Franco-German syndl fled from the city. LONDON. Not. 11. to execute public works In Morocco, Ball cartridges have been serTed to the .1 1 I AM w.

Mnn created a sensation by thut th unnhzen should open Th. erratle behaviour ot th. wharf-labour are on Saturday demonstrated the utt.r belpleunes. of their leader, to control them or make them observe tbelr eigned agr.fr blocked by of wr o. Ou.y Nnhodv aeem.

to nave known of It. he mad. this startling oiscov.ry w. was prucecuiui 10 h. Th.

big be made mis a hr eared. ueguiiuu KimiuB, in. BI.ACKHEATU, ouuw Before BLACKHEATH, Sunday. Jtotfbt CbuuvlnUt utterances during Agaillr tQ (oniga ZitttU on Morocco in the Reichstag, i isputeg not settled through diplomatic aa Rerlln EOT- beginning to erect barricades. of last week brought in th.

msno.r of id enarg. oi unver "uu 'l iUi.i, nrdlnz the1 n4 bot 1.,.,. th. de- bahlnd hla conductor William ML.au. and when near- hoarding appear, to have covered VT tJTtSZ rE d- Conductrr Wl.Tiam MlU.n.

and when near- harding appear, to have covered up Idea drov, UmU fln. the out- I ahead b. th. B.lmor.-ro.d ot th. utility ol tne una exasperation.

a ahuul h. in. th. B.lmor.-ro.d collided ot th. utility of th.

land except aa a operation. Ttki leading 'channels are 10 do menw miuuu. w- 'ine Hague model. 2h protest agalost the unpredecented ac m. Prince, who applauds European of a "ked hi.

pac. 7d rod. on in front of with car and trailer. 169 for boarding. They worked th.

cargo of Th.y guns have been landed. Urt. of Blackheath, along the Hai w. fir. waa.

H. im hich had drawn up at the B.lmore- the other day. th. Government having nf lo vmk other lh PEKING. OT ia I among joUna hlmi, midst of a raging roid Driver Blnd ex.rclMd over th.

quwtlon of ci.y 0 wharf they iaBlMi knocking of. General Yuan-Shl-Kal has Informed the tw. road on bu.a Or. which burning on both aloe, of ompaon applied th. brake, with th.

in- for tea at p.m. and resuming at o'clock. Government that Bis ill-health prevented night there wa. grav. danger to many bm ih in wnic a in 'J car to a Th.

lateat aUg. reached in th. negotiation. WOMl Uey refUie(1 iUrt bor. A HINT TQ SPAIN.

PARIS, Not. 10. word uttered asainst the Chancellor, totmn Betbmann-Hollweg, every refer-Z to the German sword, and every utter-11 France ond England. They uurt that the Knlscr has expressed him from assuming the Premiership. lit was only ny in.

rtcd- (or a w)nli carried th. everywhere while unliitlll. but for reason thoy fallen between the Government ana in. In accordance with their agreement tn.y M. de Selves.

Minister of Foreign Af Robbers are burning and looting Foo- resioenu to arret tb. of the car. Tne anver a company reguru i "uooa-nignt," notwitnsunaing wm high wind fanned the names. t.rrned. and tbelr attemnts to stop the car.

but rMnmpUon of th. property of the latter on being paid 2. fid per hour. fairs, referring to the Moroccan crisis, said lairs, reiernng to uie prince's con- ttnttofaction at the Cronn Prince a con necell8ary tuat Fl.anc8 gh0Uld chow. nanynng, which was captured by the rebels, Is now being bombarded by the Im Communication was i were plungmg hither and thither got aTall.

Tne pM.eng.r. sitting 'n 0arng Harbour la that the oOces of the Th, mcn on the next wnarf did th. wry by telephone. na'e'ly Tbelx badly mixed up, tb. having hi.

the car MW a collision wa. Water and Sewerage Board be banded oppMlte. They worked till S.30 p.m.. took iipd for. Those were reaaiiy lucul into k.

in T.iir manv other hrt nnrf M.um.ri and called for. Those were rushing Into had time to that the offices of the hour for their tea, and resumed and hu, hefore anyone (, snvs the Chan- negoUate with Great Britain before pour-T" parlers passed between Spain and France. ji Mnds for the tmperor policy, ana i ji MttHa for the Emperor occupying perialists. and were conveyed to tne w-ew roared and v.hiri the eolll.lon occurred. Soon an army ot h.llowlnlt th.

both th-. hla ills. and coaches. a hint which prevented Spain South-eaBtern Morocco. against to.

on ootn nni. and youtb8 were Hi Crown rnnce 'SivLkinrtfr ZeltuDB" remarks that h. ti nm were working up from tne frightened animal, auaeu 'moving and stationary over in part-payment. -----Governmental Institution. In Sydnoy.

the Water and Sewerage Board has found Its business outgrowing the Bpace available fo-oftlce accommodation. It was eugge.ted at one tlm. that rte vacant piece ot land ad-Joining Its premise. In should b. secured and built upon, but thl.

Idea did not apparently recommend Itself to th. Govern ii to the Hat Hill-road. Bight In th. th. old fellow found mm.eu damaged.

Considerable contusion pzew. warn. wer- THE CROWN PRINCE. it Crown Prince's intervention in politics r.h. advance were a number of ll7 aet to work to unyoke hi.

tbe window, and part of th. woodwork t. tJ clZ Macintosh, who wm murky cloud, of and th. heat from and paaeng.r. w.r.

thrown about charge ot operations, reall.ed that It Twenty-nine year, of age, the Crown Prlnoe1 has been brought up by the Kaiser with an rffl (ratify so party. -It casnot be denied," says the "Post, jit toe Prince, in common Tf 1th patriotic rtu7 BUTCHERY AT NANKING. GARRISON RUNS AMOK. THOUSAND PERSONS KILLED. SHANGHAI, Nov.

11. The Imperialist troops nro burning Nanking and looting private houses. Fifty thousand persons have left the city. Th Tnrtr eorrlson. with the idea of were to be saved, a nreoi-e v.nt steadily at their work ment.

Then in tne coume almost Spartan training. Some time ago He condemned the Moroccan agree- becluae a Junlor clerk ln lb. Department ot Gamins, worked till 9 o'clock. In other words, they carried out their agreement with the companies. Thus there wa.

th. picture on Saturday ot tb. men fusing all day to do any work on one wbart, knocking off la the mlddl. of loading a ateamer on another wharf, and walking away without even putting thd hatche. on, while on the third wharf theyj worked to the agreement la an honourabl.

manner. "Now, what ar. w. to do with men of thaK stamp, aaid an old wharbnger on Saturday. He added: "Th.

steamship owner, to-day ar. In th. position of a man who has a cook-that doea Just as she likes. The employer la to aay on. word.

If he doea th. cook disappears, and tber. Is no cook to taJul place." CABGO LEFT HEHIND. Uons with tbe Gas Company, wuen vu. of the acceptance of Government bonds waa ZdTt the and the beat.

UU other and getUng ln amongst it, beat ng tne Ministry ot tne interior, nou w. win- I ammin. nt hnnr. ANfV da. for Whole tne nours he was not free.l it out, wherever practlcaoie, mojr the burning bush and grai.

mu. considerable violence, about blm an inferno, in th. midst of whicn NumDer, of tassenger. were stunned, be toiled with frantic baste to release tat canoTy examination soon revealed tb. maddened beasts.

As one by on. th.y were leTera, of thein had been more or let they away through 'ho. seriously Injured. Th. police were smoke.

quickly on th. acene, and Dr. Jamea A. uick. So exhausted was th.

teamster with bi.1 and Dr. A. P. Wall, ot Dai-nerve-racking work amongst the bellowing bulUe Coogee, were com-and struggling bullocks that col- munlcaUa wlth, assisted by several of lapsed when at last th. wa.

the members of tb. St. John Ambulance, reused h. had to leave th. waggon to Br.t aid.

It was badly burnt by th. onruBblng names Tb( 0 lh0 trallerj wbcb was attached that soon cro.s It. 1 13 car No. 1S9. from tbe Ultimo depot, ana a Malfl fin tO nl DJ.I DtllniVaV Tlfi tfgl that the acpon oi me "ifor he bad to take home documents to study hre.

and won. Mrs. Cock- every evening, and sometimes wa. kept work' jjttt an injury on Germany. nkA ununflnli Of On.

COtta.c, n. rnp mi. in. ni.nt. i ner.

in ao oiu-vaiau' lished tradition that every Hohenzollera burn and two children, bad an exciting experience. The Hamea came rushing towards under consideration, Jt waa ujomsuw company, being ln want of offlee. to replac. those about to b. given up, wold nnd the Water and Sewerage Board premises adaptable.

Should this part of the scheme be brought about, tb. Water and 8.wmge Beard will probably be removed to a building somewhere on th. Government-owned land FAHiimDtlott area. wfiDrTBD WITH PAN-GERMANISM." self-preservation, ran amok In a demented manner, killing men, women, nnd children. All students who were found without Even Deople in their home, and for a wnuo mt id.

Just tt the erltl- Prince shall learn some kind ot handicraft, and the Crown Prince chose turning, at which art he is remarkably adopt. Engineering, to-j, he has studied thoroughly. Not content with f1 BERLIN, Not. II. I anonaM hall thA cal moment a break was burnt, and the are attending lectures on the subject, he has owing to their undergone a practical course In one of the mourning were murdered, owing to in u.

The trouble on Saturday atarted on tb It waa In the courae -r- TM Fan-liermau ucnn- town Prince as one of themselves. He "Vossiche Zeitnng" asks for an im was stayed. The position looked 'l w.r. attsnttod It Hbt Fabey, was completely that most ot the furniture bad mov not Murdoch's Brst cxp.rieno. ot a bush 8maEcd.

Drlr Thompson, who had his outside, opposite tbe cottage 8bm long be wa. caught In one, oot seTerolT onIshed and cut. had a Vangoora. owned by Judgo, nro. not ous an eye-witness of country resiueuco.

leading German engineering works. The Prlnco whito mourning domes nunc has been described immensely popular mboi o( revolutionary sympuuues. olpally owing to hlsi killed. principally owing amonft the Germans, Mr. Kltt.

wnicn oeairoyeu ot Mr. Kltt, ot Mr. wblcn oestroyeu vu. Slmnson: Redclyle. tbe property he nronerty work that Mr M'Oowen made bis discovery.

Adelaide Company's vharf. This company, and It haB astonished blm. On Bridge-street, SMlDg the men refused to work overtime oai where the tram lines take a sharp curve out Thursday night, kept Its gates closed on Frl-nf Phllllo-stroet, stands a large hoarding, day. Tho men took this aa a lockout. It was; tL land behind this advertising picture dls-; not so.

However, the wharf labourers In-. 1 very tended to have their revenge. When me if ika anrioent aesennea it K.h tha driver and oassengers in the front kindness of heart; and many are the Blorles that are told of his geniality. His favourite hobby 1. motoring, and ho ha.

more than onco figured In an accident. Latterly be has suc ot Dulwlch Hill: and Hon On this occasion i At least a muusumi JAPANESE TRANSPORTS. TOKIO, Nov. 10. omf.or Woods, of the University.

lockB were badly Bcorched. of tho moving car were not Many of k. nresented to ghastly appear cumbed to tb. fascination of tne nying The sparks showered across the road, but nothing caught. ON WATCH.

ance, being out about tne face, wun u.w mu. nv.1,1. nrrcsnondent of the "NCW A NIGHT ON OVERTURNED streaming flown their blancneo vt Hrnld" says that transports with TUEKS REPULSED. BOAT. weatherboard cottage, completely hidden I were wanted on Saturday for -unloading th.

A terrace of four houses. concentrates of this company th. manager, tfhlch offices of th. Statl.Uclan. 1 Captain Ellis, got all he wanted: but wh.d which Treas- he called for men to work general cargo oa 1, on the ,2, Iand ha.

been th. wharf at tbe Marloo, which should nav. Ur0rTJ he 7 tor or 27 and th. prevlou. day for BH.ban.

theM owned by the Stat, for was no response When th. Marloo wal ha. been lying wasting all th. DJ mentioned the men laughed and walked away, onnosltc. and In various other pans ot me Ma rm- Ellis with the assistance of hi.

rwu MOO troops have left Yokohama, presumably for North China. During all Friday night Constable Macintosh and kept watch to proven lur-ther outbreak. The end not yet. Ba ly on Saturday morning the Bame. again th Aoramenced to work JP from molate and forcible ciemai una me riime Mated with Pan-Germanism.

We condemn the Chancellor's policy." rrri lie "Tageblntt," "but we by no roenns an offlcers' club 'fronde' in a Crown Manly party." A PASSIONATE CHANCELLOR. He Chancellor yesterday sm-priscd the Sejcastsg by a passionate condemnation of Dr. von Heydcbrnnd, the Conservative Infer, "A strong man," he said, amid tbcen, "does not need to be for ever carrying i sword In his mourb. The impending tlectloH had more to do with his speech feu Morocco or the Congo." Broken glass and splintered wooa iittereo car and trailer. Attention waa Brst devoted to the Injured, and they were removed from the car Immediately after the accident.

It was early apparent that their wounds wero of such a nature as to necessitate their romoval to St. Vincent's Hospital. All the Injured were travellers bv car No. 932. Fortunately no- TWO YOUTHS BBOWHEB.

THREE OF CREW SWIM ASHORE. In. creek' towards St Elmo, the rc.ldmco of Dr. Godson. There were only a few men u.

k. Caotaln DESPERATE FIGHTING. LASTS FOR SEVEN HOURS. TRIPOLI, Not. 11.

The Turks have been repulsed, after a SUCCESS OF REVOLUTION. SINGAPORE, Nov. 10. n-w extraordinary rejoicings among clty. rent la being paid for i i K.

4m now available, hut mey while some lady resldenta did great ccuiated that th. loss In Interest on the wna nua capital value of this Und run. Into many Vloo went off. leaving her Seael cargo oDraniMl. Sunday.

hodv wa. in the rear of tbe trailer wKan ma ttaiiwar work in keeping those la the Bre-llne 586 in tne nxe-une nti a junn'ni hnAi mir biwiush. time of tbe accident. Several more room this demanded more room this behind. the Chinese In the Straits Settlements over the success of the revolution.

desperate attempt to recoTer Fort sii vsst piresr- nifca was ollerea prior to tho collision. Had there been any as tb. house must gc if these ugh, Sandgate, The fighting lasted for seTcn hours. hodv Blttlna- at tbe oaca, it la tiuuuuui REPUBLIC FOR CHINA. their resmou.

drowned. n. drowned. But the areflghters won aga Rameay together tber thoy would have escaped alive. Many of as a uuuuma -i ug uu Commissioners, however, did not think It I worked very smoothly.

It was tb. only com-suitable. Incidentally, tbe tramway yard plny that had gPantcd the demand of tbd at the back ot the Treasury waa also jug- men to the, tea houT (rom 5 to wttB Bested 'J' XntS1! Railway SUtlon overUm. to start at tho lastnam.d hour. TbJ up companlo.

kept to tbe agrmt rte railway housed there. Th. th. week, and would not allow tb. men A' DISQUIETING SYMPTOM." SPEECHES IN THE REICHSTAG.

LEAGUE FORMED IN SYDNEY. Mhonk. but EFFECT OF THE WAR. ARAB WOMEN REVOLT. gUendeTby lXi the scrub to prevent further Pnk Buckley, was held in the otea.a-t la nral congratulation.

It ert uiioeri. nn nil. nu Koirt in the 'nV. there was general congratulation, it went out sail- e'tab- and gandgato. I.K th.

nhlo Treasurer now Intends to dispose oi toe commence overtime oetor. Saturday nigut, V-i b7voung -n Inni leSSS. Or tO OUt It aanch of China was felt that aao 0ro7. the bay on Saturday road would have been crod. LONDON, Nov.

10. unuBw The wounded admitted lor ireaimoai iu ot. Vincent's Hospital were: Stanley Sncll (25), residing at 107 Livor-pool-a treet, Sydney, injuries to hand and shock. Ethel Dea (33), 110 Olenmore-road, Pad- IneM? J.Chuey. Of Junee, further tho Sportsman.

The in Sydney, Mr. J. homes and weok-end cot- -rulslna race ar- SLAUGHTER OF ITALIANS. CommeDuns on the speech of Dr. Ernst to some use.

He eonBiaera toe the past Governments In leaving It unoccupied an Iniquitous waste of money. miiHeidebfand, the Cormcrvntlve lender ln tho Melbourne branch of th tages opposite must have been nugeA Dy th Sandgat. Oordon Club, and waa TUNIS, Nov. 10. KWrZ handa of the tho threatened, rurtner aiong overturned ln a heavy a and wind.

alngtoIli nceiyei asty cuts about tb. face, A revolt, among Arab women spread like The Union company got loaded and away to time. Tbe other conw panleB wero delayed for hours, and aoma tho steamera after all had to go away half loaded. I Prom the Union Company's wharf th. Win rlmoo was despatched at noon for New Zea land, and tho Tofua at 10 p.m.

for th. Islands. Both steamers wero full ships. At Huddart, Parker's wharf very little was) the German Reichstag, in reference to the speech of Mr. Lloyd-George during ihe Moroccan crisis, some newspnpers consider Hut inch speeches are a disquieting symp wild fire, und soon ttaero were thousands of ki.J..

had been the victims of mlsrulo ana owroa Dy a jnamy Gllbort, and Buckley, wno were goou and aUfferlng from snock. SiiinJion Th. Manthu. Onlgn a fow During Saturday morn-, lmmedlatey to swim to Fisher- Caroline Shav. (40)i 110 Olenmore-road, proper, and what they wr re ae acopo ot th.

are was conflned to a na bltter Paddlngton Injured ey. and now lighting for, in a wort was toobt-la hunorcd acrea or, lasting three hours they reached the shore KMJ. William. (19). 110 Glenmor.

road, rioters- THE GLEBE MURDER. POLICE STATEKEHT. REWARD INCREASED TO 280. Tbe Zouaves wero called out, and a con- tom. 1 ilTi.f nncllnrl mado tho Mnch.a n- Early ln the alternoon a irc.a in an exhausted condition.

William Ounthor (20), Commercial Hotel, ebcyed the las mad. tno A nr0 Bad started near Prj.e so: ot tbe svdnev. cuts on head and ahoul- nwiie 7 or Meanwhile the Arabs killed all the til the proBent nuei It h.n.H hv a t. doing on Saturday. Tho Mah.no was nnloaa Ing, and the Westralla arrived from New-.

buj, and emphasise the fnct that present The following statement of the position of castle hut overtime was not reauired, so that would have been content to obey tbose WCEterIy wind. A break was cut down c. boat a nO rescue of the other St80 iuws stiii, and lwSTt TSiS one Bide' and tbi8 iS5 three lads. A high wind and heavy sea, I Residing at 114 Dowllng-never have occurred. If cnina was wht moirooolltan firemen wouli ul.

sweeping Socialist Mens foreshadow be turned ln gains, unless the tide enn the case from a police sianopoint THE STORM CENTRE. a nlace In tbe front rank of tbe nations, one ft ice flrr, must have a strong navy ana army, ou maoo at a N. ComnanT's wharf, BhMrmchin 'Xttat th. TaVT the afternoon the wind. T225: t.

Thompson, pedrlrer of cttr N. the police of New South Howard Smith', wharf where th. troun 1 nt I Vmnm hntll IhnRR WharfS. ot tho cninese nopea m.v mo had Been mowing irons ine nonn-wesi, nw turned, ano mey nau vo tuna Te Wounds of Mr. Stanley Snell, Miss Wales.

I The wounds of Mr. Btanloy Bnen, miss waies. tiouMt-'B were luruuu upeu, uiu luc cupunts butchered. The bodies of 30 Arabs and 24 Italians have been found. A great number were also wounded.

TUNIS, Nov. 32. Eleven hundred arrests have been made in connection with the revolt i i 0u nA iiriDar in tha atatenient. hut aavArai aipamnm were timed to sail that dayj of a republic, They wanted of aon.n 0, r0 t0. Meantime word was sent to Brisbane, and Thompson were of euch a nature aB to neces- wju D0 communicated privately to the xt the A.U.S.N.

Company's wharf ine mens dioar of tlie so-called Soclullst National prtifs. lie Berlin correspondent of the "Times" isarkfl that Dr. von Heydebmnd an-BMnced that If the Government pursued a forward policy the Conservatives would abandon resistance to the death duties, thereby implying an invitation to Uie Government to go to the country with a stronger policy and proposals for increasing the navy. KTwore" being governed ward, some houses which had so far tl.ni5S5i 0 'wr, Mr' wh --t JSS? of at noons and tho methods were absolutely tyrannic .1. ed.

By dint of hard work on tho part IKl8t iD the for the missing nova. i. oroCTesslng favourably. Addresses wero also given by Mr. Sun tie volunteers, it got no further, and th.

a Customs launch started out, and a launch Poriea to ne pronres-ius them to their plain-clothes stall and apeotal which usually sails punctually bub lowing to the amount of ca-go which had "Saturday, 11th November, 1911. I accumulated on the wnarf during the past a. uanPV Trnvflapiifl nn or about frtiir weeks, whon the mon wore out on Btrlke, and others, and it was unaMmnu iy i h.irf nthMw tmm thn Water Police iolhed In the worn. 'ITALIAN AMBASSADOR'S CABLE. decided to form a branch of the leagiw -n At daylight the men on the polloe boat, A DAYLIGHT BLAZE.

quell u. Fiaherman's Island and St. Sydney, and to forward BUbscripttonB tJ 31st ultimo, at No. 1 Olebe-road, Sydney. and the fact that tho men rcfuBed duty on siBt the revolutionary cause.

TURKS DRIVEN BACK. "Special efforts should be made to trace Thursday and Friday nights, tno now oi fnr thla orlmiL I inar of the Kanowna was postponed till 4 p.m. BTJILDINQS DESTROYED. GOOD WORK BY THE FIREMEN. CHURCH AND LABOUR.

THE DEBATE CONCLUDES. Dr. Morano, Consul tu Italy for Sydney, received the following official cable on Satur- The hush, at night presented a beau'irul Hona 6aw what was at first thought to illumination. Many visitors from Sydney DQ a broken beacon. On getting the who had arrived by the afternoon iralna overturned Sportsman was made ont; but viewed the scene.

It was but one lad, not three. It The fire-lighters were prov.ded 'SSS freshments by the lady residents ot the dis- joner t0 rouln his hold to tho overturned trict some of whom for a time were In craft great fear of the flames. There wero tber. To his rescuers Groth explained that whon "Known facta to date are: Tho men were paid the usual overtime rates "1. Monday, October 30, 1911: About 6 p.m.

after noon of Is 101d per hour up to p.m.. a young woman, 19 or 30 years of age, 5ft high, and from that hour onward thoy get 60 i. j. inaL- hour, it was a quarter to 5 p.m. when OOULBURN, Saturday.

A. h. H.A.1 flfAB h- hltf. I day nignt irom tno Italian Ambassador in BOOIALIST V1PAV OF CROWN TRINCE. i London: ''Tripoli.

Nov. 10. Yesterday tht 18th in- fantry regiment and to-day the Uth Borsag-BKRLIN. Nov. 12.

Uerl made very effective counter-atuicka. The dohate on tho MornPcan nereement l.he entrenchments, and with a distinct Scotch or Irish accent, called th. last of th. Kanowna'a cargo was put on BTt-t. k-i.

aaafa anA 1 ha vniuinl. a IU1I BOIP. CiearOQ iur C0-0PEBATI0N DENOUNCED. AUSTRALIA'S PERIL. A REMARKABLE ADDRESS.

LONDON, Nov. It. The Rev. William Ralph Inge, D.D., Dean fcu conclnded, the agreement being re-, west. An infantry batallion advanced toward Zanxur without oDPosltion, and on tho tered to the Budjret Committee.

j.j (Vl aao Ula wtj uuuiuuru, ninu mo. atuAu.a. on irrevaacoB 10 BOll suiuo ot the town, but they were not of so a omdne0dw(1 'hJ the groater fortunate in regard to occur-1 ..2. Trovascus's daughter visited him about Melbourne. The wharf waa clear and serious nature.

This morning the Hat Hill- Jtah goods that had been lying about for thre. and road fire had pretty well burnt itB.lt ri't daylight. He succoedod in holding oa, Auburn-stroet "3. At about 8.30 p.ni. a knock was heard at four woekB were on bnard, and everyooos w.

Some excitement was caused by snakes In though almost dead from cold and exposure. Tne flr. waB flrst SMn in the sheds at the the front door. Trevascus went down, and pleased. Alongside the Kanowna aooui io seeking retug.

from the fire rushing amoi.g As the sun was rear. It then spread to J. Cralg'B furniture let a man in. Tho two went upstairs, and on men were loading the Mai ina all day. no those engaged in it out SoTcrul possible for him to be rescued.

He Haad and Nur- learnlna that Trevascus was not alone the is a cargo ship, and was timed to aall at 10 oontroajodi squadron made a reconnalssanco Hen Frank, a Socialist member, said toward Ainzara, "Troachprous Arab 'Attacks are daily ro- uh me wown 1'nnoe action empna-tUed the necessity tor the complete de- norted. AlooHSide the troops our navy mado here was about of St. Paul's. In an addreBs to the Women's uw ame i a a.aa.1 vaiau n. visitor left hurriedly, giving as an excuse ui.

r'nmnanw'a mm a-Alav Rrnn nrn- viaiLur uuinvuiy, kiviuk as hu ucuae black snakea were killed. t-pmiiinaiBBunce towards the coast of lunls. iduv n'RIOCK D.m. tor me mocratlsatlon of tbe Gertuun Kmniro be nay or oi a paesing waa h. with ill.llihr IT D.

h.n.M'a an u.b uaB tau nnilll InnM OI CBlEO IO KU that democ-Tho trans discovering and Bcattoring several caravans Diocesan Association, declared escorted by tho enemy. Troops have de wn. Riiiiont of ftiRhoa. fore the Crown Prince cumo to the throne. Heir Bobel, the Socialist leader, said fer ot InduBtrlal wealth to Eastern Asia was THIRTY DESERTERS.

Uer. was" hfope for him. H. tor. a pUco o'DoumII'.

hoot I ra Teaalnei at ou tho wharf, and tho four sling, wore golnj cloth from the Jf tta boat and mart. a rughtP leK about 0 ram. 1 Th! 5 ana runLlni to Instead ot: "5. Alfred Burn.t Cecil, a lodger lu tho to what tho mea wouW do wh.n 6 clock ho hoisted this signal oi uistress, honan nlavnd dr.niihta wiih ran, Aa that rrltlcal hour approached Cap- there was no proof that England had aji- ay Turkish and Arab troops with their artll- 'the certain sequel to the European Labour proached Germany in a hostile spirit So- movement lerv attacked our left wing, and were com nroih was a strong swimmer ana wnen-' loi.paomuB, uuio was umy iu a.iata.- ,1,. wharf IMMIGRANT STEAMER DELAYED pletely driven back with Iosb.

over washed off the boat during hlB long inr the fire. On reaching the scene the brl- I if.ui. tuln smitn, in "eweer. -ttaf to see what th. ea WM A worse fate, said the Dean, would probably befall Australia, which was within easy reach of tbo "far moro efficient" yellow Industrial weary night he was always able to regain ga4le gne work, a great save was effect-j TURKISH NEWS.

dillsts, tie Bald, had always pleaded for cooperation with Hugland. The "North German fiazctto" states eokfflclally that it uecanic the duty of tie Chancellor, Hurr von liothmnnn-Uoll- fed tn splto of a Btrong wind. The brlgado lowing his daily practice, procured a half- doing. The tea hour is o.ju, ine w. ATS 0RDEE RESENTED.

us siae. Samuel Law. one of the drowned lads, wsai completely subdued tho lire in losa than an, loaf of bread at a shop near his residence. being paid zs 6d per nour, workers. Purthor, he said, he was unable to ioln'ln mnmbAr of several Brisbane bands, and "OUR TROOPS VICTORIOUS." wonP "7.

About 9 a.m. a man from 22 to 24 years 0n7 As the Town Hall clock struck 5 the I lf rt twn Kt filn litrk thin 1.1 I a. 1 .1 tho chorus advocating the co-operation of promising musician. His father, Mr. T.

fl. Law. is the bandmaster ot the Railway Band. AND THE weg, to ueliver his second speech. In or-1 Knnor Nassoor Boy.

Consul for tho Ottoman L. i.k THE PASSENGEHS CEEW. Mr. Craig was tho worst sufferer, his pre- "1'fc mm looked at eacn omer, someone clean shaved, well drcsaod, smart iU aia w.t Vnnw what mlses being completely gutted. Ho had lust appearance; EOod-lookinff.

dressed In a dark something, and tho men did not know what removed to the shop. Only a few articles were Buit of clothes, soft shirt, no tie. erev soft to do. It only wanted a leador among tnem- Kmplre, haa received the following cable from the Ottoman Embaaay In Socialism, ho said, itr conclusion, might suit tmona continue victorious In spite of tbe a country like Now Zealand until tho British saved. The premises contained over JB700 vorth felt hat turned down all round, called at Eld selves to say "work," and they would bava DOCTOR DROWNED.

INDEX. resistance at Tripoli, where the Italian army Qeet ceased to safeguard It; then the yellow PERTH, Sunday. vtcn world make short work of the pampered IB surrounacu. iua news ui iu suuvilicb and massacre by the Italians has been offi of stock, and It carried 600 Insurance In tho riage nnop on ino grouna noor tt Trevascus- WOrked on until tho proper tea nour, o.ao. South British Company.

The Goulburn Seed and WmTo VoT whlohh! alB0 worked at nlBht al 28 PW SIT'SZS AiT- uS he hour, until tho Malllna was loaded, but th. to continue her voyag. to tho eastern States STOFEIl'S ATTEMPT AT RESCUE. NEWS, trade-unionists. cially conflrmed." Pugc.

on Friday night a most extraordinary scene TREACHEROUS BEACH. took place. Aachen Munich Company. n'ZiZ luL -1 "lw: knocKea on. Mr.

M-nowpn'i Yind 0 Mountain Fires Unnlcr Sensation 10 News of tlio llav rt THE KANGAE00S' TOUR. The vessel's gangway had been drawn up. Foley stock suffered considerable lh a. ovn "7 heard In the room above (Trevascus room). and tho moorings were on the point ot be Soon after the man returned, and asked for damage, but Is covered ny insurance.

Mr. Pursehouso removod moat of his stock National Insurance BUI 10 ARBITRATION. UNIONIST LEADER. 10 BE SELECTED TO-SAT. LONDON, Not.

10. ing cast off when ono fireman was observed larger piece of paper. It Is said ho was A SECOND DEFEAT. Tho surf olaimed another victim at llona Vale beach on Saturday afternoon, whon Dr. nharlrta Murray Woods, lately residing at which was Insured.

to throw his bag on the quay and then Mr. O'Donnell, whoso stock was affected by lower himself over tho side by means ot a Arnott House, Wynyard-square, waa swept Tk I.SJCS OLDHAM WIN BY 14 POINTS TO 8. rope. His exit was the signal for a general Mr. Austen Chamberlain and Mr.

Walter out by the current, and drowned In full view 1 wk. i. a.a.. deceasea sevorai times netore tbla. Ho can MEN DISSATI81tED.

Th. decision, of Judgo Scholes in the. ia dustrlal Court on Friday to Hat th. matter ot tho recent strikes of wharf-labourers for a futuro date, has caused dissatisfaction Long will stand aside In the selection of of his companions. lively small.

Tho British Piano Company re- Tho deceased was 82 yeara ol age. and a but th. lire did not reach iil. il" LONDON, Nov. 12.

"aiemtntr 10 A leunttu't wU tj Billoonbt K11IH 10 CipiUl tnd Ubour (l Olj ltaua OkMuuta Wtkct 6 Wliiitm C'oogra 0 Elrctioni 0 and Labour 0 Emiic Ubourere 1) Flisht (rom Pekin 0 fflebi Murder fl Bttdvlck'i Fine 10 Jmperiil Cricket 7 Uw Katie 5 Ubour Troublei 7 utn Tnnf wtirt Immlpantj 7 Ljdl Mrliie io ano Com- iif IntelliKcncc 11 exodus, not only amongst tho firemen, but also the deck hands, and in less than a quarter of an hour over 30 men hud 4 sorted. leader of the Unionist Party to succeed Tho Australasian football ieam was defeated 1 Ua waa la ha hahil at VlffltlnK All Ih. holMlnae wan ln Un the UnU Tick He-milatiom Itural Workriu' Union Porsotiul nine shootine Shipping, etc. SHn ing Slory Storms in America Ttnrty Deserters Tin- Malls The Kangaroos' Tour The (Uriuan Sworii The Nobel Prize Tiirka Rrpulwil Cnity of tbe Navy I'nioniin Leader Y.H.f. McrliiiR Woodpulp Paper Mr.

Balfour. aiuBc iiniaiin(F that Trevascus had gone The affair caused considerable excitement the spot on trips, being th. medical sured in tho. Aachen Munich Company. Th.

"Clrn mn; BU.m. a. 10 by Oldbnm to-day on the local ground by 14 0 points to 8. There was an attendance of It is understood that they will propose tha Of1iffa.lli-iwa' lafiilffn at. MOna Wll wom uawBO Thin -van fnnti.n1 nn thm nntolH.

u- oaiuiuo, amongst a large crowd assembled on tho quay, officer and second the nomination of Mr. Bonar assembled a week ago thoy decided to go He en-ered the water In company with "nn deceased's door. 9 20,000. which evidently Included some sympathisers' Vale. Law on Monday.

Wednesday. November 1. 1911: lo. an "oy gv mm uuyurumom. 0 The opening spell proved "very fast, with with tho deserters, judging by the cheering several others about 6 p.m., and, being a good of nteror woodwork wa9 dam.

swimmer, ventured well out into tho break' LONDON, Nov. 1J. which greeted each man's exodus, and the ac tho Australasians showing the superior pass- aged. It Is understood that Uie selection of Mr. tng.

The defence of Oldham, however, was tion had apparently been carefully pre ers. Mona Vale beach Is rarely used by visitors, and Is considered at times to bo treacherous at several places. Bouar Law as leader of the Unionist pnrty, arranged. brilliant. H.

Hallett and H. Gilbert scored tries for the visitors, A. R. H. Francis cover The doctor was seen by bis companions sua- The captain and his offlcers were powerless CALLED TO THE WAR.

WABSHIFS LEAVING. ing the latter's. At half-timo the Kangaroos "9 A Knit A am vmin wnman sn.olr Until tno IDllOWing Tiaay id se. nBM ing'-wla ScoTchDSorW Wsh' Board con stltuted. hut th.

men arj afraid called to see Trevascus about a key which now that the wholo caso will be hung she stated she had left In th. room on her on Qeatlon ot Jurisdiction, and that It previous visit. Thla Is no doubt th. woman lllt0 Newcastle Miners' Board pro- who called on Monday evening. Watt, Posal, end In a fiasco.

It seems likely that wife of another lodger In th. house, ans- tho wharf-lahourora will not agree to tho wered tho knock at tho street door. She delay In the getting together of a board to d- called out to her husband to see If Mr. Tre- clde the questions In dispute. They made) vascus was In.

Mr. Watt want to his room, It very clear on Saturday that If tha saw a notice on the door, and called out to Government did not do Its duty tha Premier that effect to his wife, who told the visitor, would havo to take tho reaponslbllrlr for In succession to Mr. Balfour, la due to the Influence of Mr. Joseph Chumberlain. The newspapers comment on his.

Canadian ADVERTISEMENTS, led by 8 points to 4. to prevent the whole affair, which was serious, denly to disappear under the water, and. on Tho ship bad over 600 immigrants on board r'8ln' SSXSSt'w i Lloyd, who was ln the vicinity, attempted to for the eastern States, and tho owners wero render aid, but could not cross the swirling Pase. Page WemtnU During tho second half, ln which play was of a hard nature, Oldham scored rapidly, A. Legal Notlees blrtb.

Sir Edward Carson declined nomination, iputmentg. Board, put io ine cosi oi Keeping mem on noaro. current that separated mm from- the Strug- TO PROTECT BRITISH INTERESTS. E. Anlexark scored one try.

The Austral The trouble appears to have originated with 8'ng swimmer. I-oht anil Found Mai'lilnrry la Sioutinft 2 Medical, Chemicals, etc 3 On the other side of the channel was a I asians failed to score. Tho final scores were: I sandbank, and tbe unfortunate victim waa I was common talk amount bluaiacketa Bne. then loft, saying she would call again. anything that might happen.

Tho union waa common taia amongst niuejacxeta and hi. wlra la tha 1 ant. a.n.R It CANADIAN ELECTIONS. niiiceuaneoun 14 in.liorl an ml thla Kill- till I Oldham, 4 goals, 2 tries, 14 points. Australasia, 1 goal, 3 tries, 8 points.

Municipal live malcontents, who have resontod what theyj regarded aa the too rigid enforcement of discipline. When spoken to late last night Captain Thornton said he had had to see that dls- reach him failed, and Lloyd himself had to yesterday that the object of the visit the afternoon of this date, and went to the be taken out of the surf ln an exhausted H.M.S. Prometheus and H.M.S. Pegasus to country. These people have been traced and Miinieai Perkonal ami Mimfntr i 14 Ab OWham scored only two tries and two THE CONSERVATIVB MAJORITY.

OTTAWA, Nov. 12. state. China Is to protect British Interests at Han- The body was washed ashore some hours Unw. Th.

PrnmihMi. t. "Thursday, Notfember 1911: clpltne was maintained, and certain firebrands Tho final returns of the general election later, and was taken charge of by Constable orders to leava on Thuindav Th "11. Trevascus' daughter visited his real-Hewitt. The deceased was widely respected 1 1, "Jfi f7' "id the notice on the door.

amongst the crew resented thla. He had is RnidfDee II Aneiion Silrs 3, 13 rtlB, lUniige, and 8 Bwil(a and Motor Ctn a ildiatj Mairrini, 6 AtUKWOt. iwtitt 2 lor SjIc or Md 3, "trjr Beaorts JWrtli 7 titnw, etc. a WOTunnt Rtilwar. 2 8tk 1 Und lor etc.

WttUd 13 INNOCENT OFFICIALS. NO KNdWLBDGB OP ANT BTRIKB As far as the offlcers of the Sydney Wharf gave the Conservatives a majority of 32,310, the actual votes being aa follows: sued Instructions that members ot the crew the district, and prior to settling down In were not to consort with the passengers, and Sydney he had travelled a good deal as this was probably one of tho chief offlcer the P. and O. Company's rroiMMons, -l raaes, eto 4 Public Notices 4 However, Oldham Is a very strong club, hav- maiiia 13, 14 iDg won the Northern Union Cup twice ln sue-1 iilSu UD i cession. When tho latest mall left It had 14 won three of the Ave games played, being bo-Statfbtu and Karma (or i low St.

Helena, Wldnes, and Druughton Rang- n.8-1! ers, whom tho Kangaroos have beaten. A. K. 8t2s' Md the ex-New South Welshman, and hi "Saturday, isovemoer 4, wilt- ready by Thursday, the Pegasus will follow "12. Miss Trevaacua again visited tbe with as little delay as possible.

Both will bouse, and, procuring a key, opened hbr carry full stores and ammunition. The Frome. father's roc-m ond found his dead body. "Rntrlnl Nntlr. TB-i fortnln la fAmM.

Conservatives 628,248 Liberals 596,938 ateamers. labourers' Union are concerned, thera la no) trouble at present on the wharfs. Of the many for the dissatisfaction that existed. Tbero in onarge 01 oramanaor warieign, wno Zm'l little disturbances to the work of tha wharf CAPTAIN COOK'S SHIP. JSR A'rjlV.

SSLS dor-that ev-r. ollort ma, Ku. 35 union oBc. no kn.wl.dg.. Th.

senior amp. ino regasuo win lane omcers i X. Tenders ia Oeorgo W. Smith, the one-time Aucklandcr, are IHEE mHT IN PARLIAMENT. mo nrnfM.

tn tlw.1-. io it houucs, 13 njcmuum ui iiuhiu, ine lorioer Doing oapiain. Wanted to Purchase. 2 Last tour Oldbam defeatod tb. Australasiaos had been certain breaches of that order, and be had, ln the interests of all concerned, to log the men.

Since their arrival at Premantle the men had endeavoured to enlist tho sympathy of tho passengers, and had circulated a rumoui amoagat them that the ship was unsafe and woulC never cross the Bight. They also stated that she was now drawing a foot ibn.tv "2 oonvlcton of guilty person or per- dally In th. A. a. th.

A REMARKABLE by 11 to B. Saturday's p.rformaace, however, mm in inn ru oi in inrnrmatinn im ntv ouicern oi Lata union mm once mea. uiani mrm centre. AN ANCIENT RELIC. DISCOVERY IN NORTH QUEENSLAND.

MACKAY (Q), Sunday. What Is claimed to be a cannon from Captain Cook'a vessol, the Endeavour, haa been received telephone or telograph Immediately not likely to be any developments until tb FBCflVCU iBirpuwiir; rniril I UlUltTUIHlPIT ao s-iiiuFiiiUU until tu I. a mucb more merltorlou. one. The Kaa-garoos' record to date la: Defeated Cov.a.

wnnanlna. tk. i i VIENNA, Nov. 12, T0-DAT. A remarkable scene occrred ln Parlia try, 20-11; York.hlre, 83-13; Brouxbtoa IUdk- night ter streets, Sydney.1 back to Svdnev enter, sir o.

f. King-Hall, ment. Hrr Malik thrloe slashed another more water than when she left Capetown. era, is-s; iaaca.Dire, an-iz; 28-20; Wldnoa, 2S-0; St, Helena, 16-5; Knilaad. 11-6: on Friday several days ahead of the flagship 'And, to a certain I find that those discovered locally.

memoera iaco vim a dogwnip, and Herr drew with' Huaslet. all; defeated Northern absurd rumours have galjed some credonce Tho rello waa fouod In a beche-do-mer cut- in.m.o. ruwenui; wore orougnt aoout Dy the AT THE PICTURE SHOW. Hummer thrashed Malik. lUlntj-i Tlmlrt: "Th.

ChoMlit. Soldier," Thtitm: "Tlie Oltl In the Tnin," a. Tl! "Allu Jimmy V.lenllne," s. JPM Iheitre: "Sweet Countr Keny," s. "Mttei "Beiuty and Ihe Btrge," 8.

League, 16-3; lost to Wlj.o, 2-7; defeated A free fl-ht th. -ittin. 1 amongst a section of tbe immigrants," said to ktch Pt "ders from the home authorities, nt a In Uftft. Wnicn WHS OOUKOL DV the capUln. which waa bought by FARMERS AS VOLUNTEERS.

TO WORK ON THE WHARFS. KEMPS ET. Ratnpdav. William McCut-1 wno nau Men PPald to by the British Swiolon, 28-a; Hull, Northern union 19-10; lost to Oldham, 14-1. became a pandemonium, was suspended.

Walter Sydney Smith, S3, was, on Saturday, Most of the deaerters subsequently pro- cnoon Irm japaoeiie, wno saia DiacKooys i n-nw ior proteciion. vauarnile, s. American blue Jackets have also. It la said, fl or, in default, ono month's Imprison Th. neit lama Is atalnat Lalgh at Lelfh, on found the eannon on a reef off Cooktown.

It Is supposed to have been Jettisoned from the ceeded to tbe Sailors' Rest, where they Indulged In aa Impromptu concert, where tbe pro' been ordered to Hankow. ment, tor nenaving in an offensive manner In Wednosday. The Farmers and Settlers' dlatrlot eounott TEE HEW FLAGSHIP. jsnaeavour. The flagship and H.M.S.

Encounter (due to the colonial Tneatre no. i yesterday. Ac- co-dlngs were continued until a late hour. Altogether 88 warrant were Issued, and early day) are to do battl. practice, procdlni P' stated toTil'l ded lr Jl.w of mBI th.no.

to New Zealand. In cn.equ.nc. of tbe conduct of oor- ft? hranehe. amphitheatre: Viuderllle, a. Vkton, rr Spencefe Theitraeope, S.

Thutrei Veuderllle, S. JWiire P.l.ee: Morln, WeWret, 11 11. Wlt-rtw. Plctatei, 11 11. to p.m.

tSUZ! uB o4uray raommg oi men were arrested. tain natron, of th. Picture show, about whleh Z'Sl. THE NOBEL PBIZE. STOCKHOLM.

Nov. 10. Taklne- hr i of tn I The deserters were brought before the Fre- complaint, had been m.de. a watch wu k.pt Maria. fl.g.hlp.

Powerful. sailed yesterday Z5? r'f and ordered lo be nlaced on board. Twn.i. STOIEH SAFE RECOVERED. BURGLARS' EFFORTS FAIL.

BRISBANE), flundav. vj Mia wuwainia AUCUB.U WU HOllCOd tO aMaaaaaBMaaaaaa M. Maurice Maeterlinck, the Belgian poet ORDERS PROM THE ADMIRALTY. "S.nd two small Chin, atatlon. Im.

In company with H.M.S.' Encounter, both cruisers being bound to Sydney. According paaa ma arm aoout in. waists ot women ana aramatist, Las been awarded tho Nobel four ot the men decided to proceed with the vessel, but throe refused, and were brought ashore again, and sentenced to six weeks' Im leaning nis neaa on tneir shoulders, and gas prize for literature. The Commissioner for Police has received tn.dlatly." This was, In effect, the coded Ina Into their faces. Oao woman left the iMUni: School H.ll A YOUTH'S SUICIDE.

PERTH, Sunday. Jamea Andrew Smythe, aged to blew present arrangements tbo powerful will leavu for England towards tho end ot tfc'. yenr, At Colombo sho will meet H.M.S. Dmko, tbe new flagHblp for the Australian atutlon. and thn liittti nritltinl will thnn nn.

"a I I a telegram that tho station esfc, message which Vlce-Admlral Klag-Hall, Com- thootrc. Smith wa. then given In charge. tb. n.nder-ln-Chlef of Iho Australian squadron.

"as stated by Sergeant Mankey tb.t Smith Smith Tmrai. a nlmMf Manulacturet, I tasi year toe nooei pris. ror literature was 1 Hill, Ii Rochdele awarded to Paul Heyae, th. Oerman poet raoeivea I uai ine nritlHn prisonment. During the hearing of the chaVge tho rap-tain stated that the delay to tho ship cost about 600 per day.

The Belglo rtiumtd her voyage early this moraiAc, p.rtly hurled close to th. atatlon. It bad B.turday the Commander-ln-rhlcr h.d ani, ilMnse. of a hotJi whiah h. ilecJ lb" nl" off with a bresehloadlng not been Th.

oonfnt. w.r. tauSiSlSSS iSZ n.l.L.: L' attuhed to a a- a I aim in isui, ii went IO HCima laaor' RwfUl, 111. audyi Jiint-m i00f, the Swedish sntW-. "or Itlnue her voyage to Sydney, probably ell ling at Melbourne en routo.

u. MM. .1 IM Ml. kfwtotv at twiii uiiTi 0r.