WEDNESDAY, JULY 17, 1912.
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THE FIFTH TEST MATCH.
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VICTORY FOR THE AUSTRALIANS.
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Teams Presented To The King.
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A NEW YORK SENSATION.
AN ALLEGED POLICE
SCANDAL
Important Witness Shot.
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LONDON, July 17.
LONDON, July 17. In the Fifth Test Match, at Lords,
New York has been deeply stirred ́between Australia and South Africa, Ey the murder of a man samed Australia, in their second innings, made Rosenthal, who was to be the chief 390, of which Kolleway contributed witness in an inquiry beginning to-day 109, and Hurdaley 164.
into charges made against the police South Africa mada 146 for 8 wickets, of corrupt connivance in the gambling The King was present in the after-hella. noon, and the teams were presented to His Majesty during the tes interval,
JANADA AND THE EMPIRE.
CANADA “EARNEST AND EAGER"
**One Imperial Navy"
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LONDON, July 17.
At the dinner given by the House of Commons in honour of the Hon. R. L. Borden, Tremier of Canada, and hist colleagues, the Rt. Hon. Alfred Lyttle- ton, who presided, dwelt on the import .ance of the mission of the Canadian Statesmen. "Dar supreme idea for years," be said, "has been to bare one
Rosenthal, who was a well-known gamblor, and who bad accused the police of participating in the profits of the gambling bella, was called out of un hotel into the street and killed by
a fusilade of shots fired from a motor car in which were six occupants, two of whom were recognised as policemen, They all escaped.
WELL-KNOWN
AVIATOR KILLED.
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LONDON, July 16.
The French aviator, af. Latham, har been killed while banting buffalo ia the French Congo..
[Nore.-M. Latham was one of the first viatura to cross the English Channel. Legion of Honour.—Es. C.M.]
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JAPANESE OFFICAL,
CHANGES.
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TOKYO, July 17.
The Japauore Minister for the Iaterior has been appointed to hold the additional post of Acting-Minister of Finance; on account of the resigna tion of the attor
CHINA MERCANTILE MARINE.
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TOKYO, July 17.
THE CHINA MAIL.
A SUSPICIOUS CASE.
Alleged Bogus Hospital Collection.
A grey haired old man whose 100, Was incorrectly stated on the obsegu sheet to be 26, but who told the Magistrate (bir Melbourne) that he was afty years older.. | was charged at the Magistracy this morning with obtaining money by falso pretences, and also with being in possession of counterfeit coin. It appeared from the evidence of L. S. Wills that defendant obtained $1 from the captain of a steamer in collecting on behalf of a Chinesa hospital the barbour by representing that he was
at 71, Second Street
Defendant amid he was a lecturpt, and be was given the money by the captain for giv. ing.a lectura on the steamer. He admitted that he showed the captain a book pro- duced in court containing sa appeal for the self as callesting. According to his story s {"hospital "for which he represented him-
charitable institution is carried on at the address named once formarly throu doctors wore supluyod" there, but the subscriptions had recently proved in- saffcient to support them they wont to Ounton. The charitable institution had
At a meeting of the shareholders of the China Mercantilo Marine Company it was decided to organise a navigation company with increased boon in existance for the past ten years, capital.
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THE STRIKES IN LONDON AND LIVERPOOL.
Imperial nary with which to voice and Last year he was awarded the Cross of the \ (Bouter's Bervice to the Chling Mail)
to control the foreign relations of the Empire."
Mr. Borden emphasised the fact that Canada was earnest and eager to share in the burden of the day, and in any. peril. He warned his hearera that Canada would reter willingly accept position in the wars of self-constituted guardians. The next twenty years, He believed, would be critical in the Empire's history, and be trusted that in the future they would not have canse for vain fegrets over neglected opport-
anities.
IMPERIAL ORICKET
CONFERENCE."
PROPOSALS FOR FUTURE TRIANGULAR TEST HATCHES,
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LONDON July 17.
An Imperial Cricket Conference was held at Lord's to-day when the question
as to the method of striving at the final
BRITISH NAVAL
EXPENDITURE,
SPARTLING ESTIMATES
SUBMITTED. "
£1,000,000 *For Next Year.
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LONDON, July 16,
Mr Harold Spencer, is the Daily Aerex, says it is understood that the Cabinet yesterday discussed startling estimates submitted by the Admiralty for inereusing the expenditure by £4,000,000 in 1913, largely on behalf of the Mediterranean squadron,
RUMOURED POSSIBLE RESIG NATION OF MR. LLOYD GEORGE.
is
some perturbation in Liberal circles The Daily Chronicle says that there
result of the triangular test matches concerning the statement made in an was deferred until the necessity arose.
article written by Mr Massingham, It was proposed that England should editor of The Nation," yesterday, visit South Africa in 1913-14, Australia that there is danger of the Govers visit Africa in 1914-15, England visit ment losing the services of Mr Australia in 1915-16, Australia visit Lloyd George. "Happily, it adds, there England in 1916, and South Africa visit is no fear of such a disaster. It is England in 1917. The scheme has not incredible that he contemplates quit- yet been definitely settled, some deleting the Cabinet on the ground of Kites hazing bean insufficiently naval expansion for which his speech powered to deal with the matter,
at the Mansion House in July of last year was largely responsible.
ANOTHER BYE- ELECTION.
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LONDON, July 16.
ESTIMATES TO BE SUBMITTED TO-MORROW.
Wa
LONDON, July 17
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LONDON, July 16..
A telegram from Liverpool states that the anti-insurance strikers have decided to resume work to-morr: W, the labour loadera having satisfactorily explained the working of the Clearing- house in the Insurance Act.
to make additional inquiries.
Mr Melbourne auid he was under the impression that Chinese charitable institu- tins had to be registered by the Registrar Gunetsl.
L. 3. Wills said that wax-not an. The
case was remanded till Saturday morning to exile the police to make further inquiry; defendant was allowed bail of $100.
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Mr Asquith has again postponed his statement in the House of Commons.
THE SOUTH AFRICAN
MAIL SERVICE.
SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT.
LONDON, Jaly It."
acting Collector of Customs J. 8. Stanley.
At the hearing, which was held at the Customs House, it was brought out that the steamer Yueneang arrived at Manila from Hongkong during the latter part of June with passengers, mail and a genera usrge consigned to Smith, Bell and Com- pany. The usual search was made by the customa secret service men with the result that not less than 200 tins of opium were found on board the ship. The opium, which weighed 49,684 kilos, had been packed in tin cans Isbelloxi loaf sugar,
The whole lot bad been wrapped up in
(Reuter's Service to the China Mail)atting and placed upon the top of one of the saloon cabins under an awning and concealed from view by a curtain stretebed xcross the opening in front.
Conferences which have taken place between Sir David P. de V. Graaf, the folio) and Mr L. Harcourt and the Hon. South African Minister, (without port- Mr Montague, have resulted in an Agreement which is on the point of being signed, which satisfactorily settles the long pending controversy of the South African mail service.
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It is understood that the French Ad-
Some details will be shortly sent out
amongst the abipa. to the China Squadron for "distribution
Hongkong on June 21 with passengers, mail and general cargo for that port, and Cebu and Inile. Among the cargo for Cebu wers 14 innocent looking diygoods boxes marked. J. C., Cebu, of which only 13 were covered by manifest. An ex- amination disclosed, that eight of them contained clocks, the other three were Alled with cotton goods. The customs officials were not surprised when they
Sanction has been given for the appoint found that the remaining box contained ment of Major R. S. Stewart, 1st Battalion A Constantinople telegram reports forbidden drug, weighing 62.46 kilos. In General of the South Chins Comand 204 small tine of the much wanted but King's Liverpool Regiment, & Deputy Assistant Adjutant and Quarter-Master that the Chamber has passed a vote of addition to the fine the opinas Major Stewart has been connected, with confidence in the Government by 191 confiscated rotes to 4, after speeches by the Grand
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LONDON, July 18,
Mr Church First Lord of the Vizier and the Foreign Minister em Sir G. Kemp (L), M.P."for North | Admiralty, announces that the Supphasising that the relations with the West Manchester, has resigned. The plementary Estimates will be submitted Liberala had been expecting the roon July 18 signation for some time, but had requested its postponement till the end of Parliament,
[Note-Sir George Kemp formerly represented the Hoywood Division of Lancashire. Ho was returned for N,W; Manchester in 1910 by a majority of 783,
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BRITISH OFFICIAL
CHANGES.
FROM F.M.S. 70 EAST AFRICA
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Losnos, July 16. Mr H. C. Belfield, CM.G., British ident at Perak, has been appointed vert of East Africs, in saccession Colonel Sir Edouard Cirouard, M.G, who has resigned" ·
-Sir F.P. C. Giroused, who ien. sh-Canadian, had held the position
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LONDON, Julyvid Bouncement is made in loses at Sidi All 13 wanndal. Beveral urka were found.
THE MEDITARRANEAN QUESTION: INCRE SED PAY
FOR SEMEN.
The reports in the newspapers indicate that a heavy outlay will be incurred for the Mediterranean Ses, and increased pay for seamen,
DEPARTMENTAL COMMITTEE TO BE FORMED.
MR BORDEN AND ME CHURCHILL CONFER.
Powers generally were good, and ex- pressing especial gratification; at the.. renewal of Great Britain's warm friend. ship which was
a guarantee for the future.
A YOUTH AND A SWORD.
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298,000 LEFT BY VICTIM OF TITANIC
Whit Drawn on Ere of Balling.
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the King's for over twenty-four years, has held his present rack for the pat,eight,|| and was an Instructor at the Royal Military Academy from 1809 to 1904,
Captain Charles D. R. Greenway, The Butte," has zalized on the retired pay of
The will of Mr. Tyrell Willian Cavenis rank. He spent to "The Bass" 19 dish, of Little Orr Hall, Staffordshire, years service, and all of it with the. who was lost in the wreck of the Titanic regiment. He got bis first commission in on April 15 last, has been prored, and his the regiment in March, 1934, and his com rstate is valued at £350 grows, with any in 1899, and at his retirement was the net personalty of £85,338. Bis will de senior company oficer of "The Buffa
As auacunced in last night's "Chius
Melbourne at the Mingistracy this morning Titanic sailed, and probate has been A Chinese Youth appeared before Mr dated April 0 last, the day before the on remand to answer a charge of woanding granted to the Public, Trustoe. Mail," Lieutenant-Colonel and Colonel a girl, said to be bis wife, with a sword. The girl, who had just been discharged of the second Baron Waterpark, left his lonel LA. H. Hamilton, in command Mr. Cavendish, who was a grandson A. G. Marrable succeeda Lieutenant-Co- from hospital; said alie lived with defend household and personal" effects and an ant, but she admitted that in the day time annuity of 760, to which he is entitled chief has for the past 12 years been prac
of the 1st Battalion K.O.Y.LL. The new
etablished to deal with the manning andant became jealous of a friend who is also left to her the use for life of through the Burmese Expedition, 1856-29 A Departmental Committee is being got her living before she met him. Def who was also a passenger on the Titanic service, chiefly in South Africa. He went sha followed the mode of life-by, which she during the life of his mother, to his wife, tically away from the regiment on staff of the Navy and the question of went to see her and stabbed her with the Thurston House, Thurston, Suffolk, and (medal with two claspe); the Tirah Er increased pay: Lord Fishor bas been sword Defendant admitted this asked to prenide.
his fats known as Wellington-mansions, pedition, 1897-38-in the course of which Mr Melbourne asked the police inspector York-street, Westminster. He left £200 he was severely wounded--(medal with in charge of the ease if defendant was sade. To motor-man A. W. Baker, and two cinepe), and in the South African He had told him as the former hearing that 760dola, New York City four and struggle he was with the lat Battalion in he kept the word to frighten glastel a-half per cunt. bonds upon trust to Methuen's advance to the relief of Kimber- The Turpector thought defendant was accumulate until his son. Geoffrey lane, in the actions of Belmont, Kaslin, quite sine. The statement was only anners Cavendish, shall attain his majority Mudder River, and Magarsfontein, and Mr Burden had a long personal con-excuse for having the weapon in his pos- d then upon trust for his children and numerous affairs in the succeeding cam ference with Mr Churchill to-day.wssion
their respective issue in equal shares. paign in the Tmnavsal, Cape Colony, and Complaisant said defendant took her, by force from the house where she was omdis left as to two thirds to his wife for Queen's medal with four clasps, and King
The residue of his property. Mr. Caven. Urange River Colony (mestioned several times in dispatches, revet majority. played and she took the sword with her.fe, charged with the payment of an modal with two claspskään ed
Defendant was ordered to pay $25 fine, annuity of £150,to Mrs. Leulso Everard and 10 to complainant as comper ation, Ashby, and one-third and the reversion or go to prison for six wacks,
of the above two-thirds upon trust for his children or their issue in equal shores." Failing these, the property gods to ble cousin, Mr. Charles Frederick Cavendish A rule, bo cured by R. single, dess of uphold the dignity, of the talle of Barnn ordinary case of diarres can, as the request that he will use the same to of his Majesty's ship Impregnable, with
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SHOOTING AT BISLEY.
THE KOLAPORE CUP.
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Lounow, Jaly, 18.4 Shooting for the Kolapore Cup. England scored 761, South Africa 750
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