PORTING NOTES,
With its litary defeat from the United Services, the B.K.C.C. prastically ended its regular weason isat Saturday, though two mutches will figure on the programme-that v. the Eston Church Recreation Clab to-day and that v. in United League XV, on Saturday next. It locks extremely problematical whether there will be any game to-day. After yesterday's heavy rain no confidence can be felt in the wather being propitions, The Unton Church team includes some excellent ericketers, and it will be a pity if the match has to be abandoned, With regard to the following Saturday's contest, it was a wise decisión to make the League team a Afteen. In spite of all that can be said, the fulltrength of the H,K,C.C. is much too strong for any combined eleven of the Happy Valley Clubs, and if the senior club is not to play its best team a great deal of the interest of the game must evaporale. As it is, given a dry, or at lost playable, wicket, the match should be attractive.
The Ladies' Rifle Association Mesting, which concluded on Thursday, was very successful, but
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, MARCH 19TH, 1904
a full report of it appears in another column I will not jorch on it here, except to compliment the competitors on the way in which they overcame the difficulties and unpleasantness of
the westber
The eleventh Club Race of the Royal Hongkong Yacht Club iwkes place to-day and to-morrow over course No. 25,"
SUPREME COURT.
Friday, 18th March.
IN CRIMINAL JURISDICTION,
BEFORE HIS HONOUR SIR WILLIAM M. GOODMAN (CHIEF JUSTICE).
CHARGE OF BOBBERY WITH VIOLENCE.
woman named Yi Yan betweon Yaumati
and Lolangham had robbed her of her purse containing about $39,
They pleaded nos guilty.
Chan Hing and g Ting Cheang were Jack McAuliffe, the boxer, will be remom-obarged with haring on 18th February assaulted bered out here, owing to his visit two or three Fours ago, when I believe he was undefeated until he met Ryan at Tientsin. I see now from an Indian paper that on the 27th ult, a glove fight between McAuliffe, weighing 9at. 19lbs.. and one Said who scaled 11st, 11lbs., took place at the Risk, Calcutta, boforo a large gat bering fora purse of Rs. 11,000. In the flest round McAuliffe foored Smith with a blow from iu the second round the shoulder, but Smith knocked him off his fest, and in the third ronul floored him twice. In the fourth
The following jury was empanelled:-Mesars. E. H. Summers (foreman), A, Stucken, A.¦ Abraham, F. MacRobio, T. Skinner, H. O. Siebler, andJ. Landolt.
In Sumkart, JULIADICTION.
BEFORE HIS HONOUR À. G. Wise
PUTÈNE JUDGE).
3
KODAKS! KODAKS!! KODAKS!!!
AND
PH TO GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
We have an Establishment Solely devoted to
TROUBLE WITH HOUSE SERVANTS, Mr. A. H. Ough, architoef, was aug by
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING Li Wong, his Inte cook, for $9 in respect of balance of wageselleged to be duo for February, for Amateurs, where we turn out work of the best description and with great promptness.
The plaintiff slate 3 that his wages were $18 a month. He had received $9 and now claimed the balance. He left the defendant's service on 29th February. He gave notice vorbally that ho wiabed to leave and afterwards wrote a register.
ed letter to defendant giring formal notics.
His Lordship What did you want to leave for?
Plaintiff-Because the master was always
"rawing" mo.
His Lordship-Well. I have to talk to my servants pretty frdy sometimes.
Floaties; bat there should be a princi
The Hon. Attorney-Genemi ¡Sir. Henry S. Berkeley, who conducted the prosecution (in-plo abent the rowing. structed by Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown His Lordship-Yes, of course. But if you Bolicitor), stated that about 7 o'clock in the are wrong you must expect to be talked to,
For the plaintiff there also gave evidence Mr Ough's late butter, who had to do with the engagement and payment of all the house ser vants.
The Longus programine is nearly finished, round McAuliffe was beaton, being eventually evening in question the complainant, an elderly |
the only outstanding game after the scratchod
metches have been scored being that between the H.K.4.C. Reserves and the B.A.M.C., which should be played to-day. As it can make no difference to the position of the computing clubs, it is of little importance. The table stands
this:-
Clak. PL W. L. D Pts. A.O.C....... 14 13
Civil Service
14
11
Craigengower 14
H.K.C.G. “ A,” B
RE.
14
R.A.M.C...?
13
Parseo C.C.... 14.
H.MS. Tamar 14
1
0 39 1 34 26
8
The A.0.C. is to be congratulated on its ane-
knocked out with a blow which fractured his jaw. MoAliffe, it will be noted, was giving away nearly two stone.
Charles Dawson has resigned the Billiard
home. Association Championship at reasons are conveyed in the following letter to the Hon Sec. of the Association" Dear Sir, -Baving consulted my backer with regard to! playing and defending my title under the rales recently passed by the Billiard Association, I cannot allow or expect my supportom to put down £100 for me to cotapete in any matela where the contestants are not allowed a voice in the selection of the table to be played upon, the balls to be used during the contest, and the
woman, was returning from her son's house at Yanwati to her own house at Lolanghour when she was set upon by two mov, assaulted and robbed. The robbers docamped, but wore after- yards arrested on information received,
After hearing evidence the jury found the charges not prosen, The aconseit were dis- charged.
"NOTORIOUS LYING.
In the foregoing can one of the witnesses by name Wong Yam, a bean-curd dealer in Yaumati. stated in ocidence that the two acoused came to his shop about & o'clock in the afternoon of the day on which the robbery occurred and stayed there all night. At the
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POLICE COURT.
Friday, 18th March.
BEFORE MR. T. SNRCOMBE SWITH (Ponies MAGISTRATE).
STOWAWAY,
Ching Hang, a coolie of no 6xed abode, and no occupation, wanted to go le Canton, but did not wish to pay for his pasinge. Accord-
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ingly he went on board the ss. On Sang without THE FAVOURITÉ BRANDY (OF THE
permission of the muster, owners, or agents, and also without a ticket or money to procure one,
DRUNK AND INCAPABLE.
Mr. Ongh in amina'ion deposed that then the 17th inst. Ha repeated the old story, "wanted to go and look for work." He was 818 be paid through the butler every month to the cook included the wages of the market-coolic, provided with work in the Victoria Gaol for one The butler wanted to give notice in the middle of month, not having the wherewithal to pay the January that bewished to leave at the end of $50 line imposed, that month. He did not acept that notica, Than the battor weats saying he wanted to leave at the end of February: defendant
before the Court before, he cheerfully ac«now. accepted that notics. Two or three days before the end of the month the baller asked him if heat admitted the charge. Asked if to bail bon wanted the other sersauts to stay. Defendant
At the beginning of account he was fined $10, with the alternative of they had better go.
10 days' gaol. replied that as they were the bathor's servants ledged that he bud-a month ago, On that
cess in the first season of the League; it is stated I that its team was reluforced by some APD referee to decide all disputes, and have therefore Magistracy when examined he had stated that Fobruary his No. 1 cook had bolted immediate
players, but presumably the other teams raised ne objections. The Civil Service C.C. made god bid for frst place, but the collapse in the return watch with the A.0.0. spoilt its pros- pact. The Craigengower C.C. and H.K.C.C.
Reserves ruined their chances at the beginning
of the season and have done well to work up as
decided to resign the title.-Yours truly, C..
DAWSON,"
OMPAX.
LADIES' RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
It will be a matter of interest to many, espe».
cially to our fair readers, and not generally
known, that for the past six or seven youre high as they have. Next year the Club Reserves Hongkong has possessed a Ladies Rifle Associa- will be better for a little less striot interpretation, numbering at the present time some fifty tion of the word "reserves." There are several ex- callent playera in the H.K.C.C. who very rarely played for the regular team, yet were barred from the Reserves; the result was that the Longue team was often lamentably weak.
members. Mrs. May is the President, and the committee consists of Mrs. Hastings, Mrs B. C. Wilcas, Mrs. Bryan, and Miss Siebs, whilst Major L. Breton Simmons, RE, kindly fills the post of hon. scoretary. This Association held its annual prize competition on Tuesday, the 15th, Wednesday, the 18th, and Thursday, the 17th inst., when some fair scores were made in spite of all the elements warring against such a result. The range is far from good at the best of thes, the targets being surrounded and overhung with foliage and large trees, making the Ight very trying: especially has this been so during the last few days.
the two prisoners came to his place about a quarter-past 5 o'clock, stayed for about a quarter of un bar and returned about $ o'clock, When asked by the Attorney-General to szplain the discrepancy in his two statements witness said that Chinese police contable 16s told him
to make the statement which he toads at the
Magistracy.
Chinese P.C. 164, sworn, deposed that he did not tell Wong Sam what to my, The evidence he gave at Ysumati was given in presence of Inspector Macdonald,
Inspector Macdonald was also called. I stated that Wong Sum gare bis evidence without making any complaint that he had boon prompted what to say..
ly he got his wages and gone to Dr. Jordan. Plaintiff, who had previously been No. 2 cook, acted as his substitute. At the end of the mouth when he asked for his wages defendant halved the amount that be had previously paid to the two cook and gave him 39. While the plaintiff was acting as cook be refused to go to the market and defendant could not get any rice, the excuse always being that each and such work was not his "pidgin." The "row- ing" of which plaintiff spoke took plass at the boginning of February after the No. 1 cook had gone away Defendant had a very bad dinner served, and when he demanded to see the cook, plaintiff was produced.
Owing to the servants all leasing he had bad in give up bis house and go to stay in the hotel.
His Lordship gave judgment for the defen-
His Lordship suid he must commit Woog Sam
that bie for perjury. He stated had committed perjury before the Magidant with costs strate (Mr. Gompariz) because he had bean asked to do so by a policeman. understand that, whether he was instigatul or
he should have not, he could not commit perjury with impunity If he was prompted to do
He Brust
Henry Wasle, American, unemployed, was charged with being drunk and in apable, in Queen's Road East, on the 17 lust. Defend-
UNLICENSED BOARDING-ITOUSE.
Li Tot sig, Cheung Gee Lung, Ho Tak Tong, and Un Chuk Kong, were charged with keeping's Chin-an boarding house for emig rats without a licence as required under the ordinance. Mr. Goldring, solicitor, of Mr. John Hastings's office, appeared for the defence. Eri- denes was led that on the 14th inst, an inspector visited the house, and an asking for the master the four defendants said they wore the masters. They kept a register of all the persons whe stayed in theirhense. The house wasntied up with Lambers of Chinese bad-boards and matting, and there were also several cubicles. There were no goods in the shaps of merchandise in the bcase. 1 here were several boxes which looked like baggage. The house was situatod at 229, Des Voeux Road East,
This football season will pass down to memory as the Naval year, the four semi-finalists in the Shield competition being all from warships. To day the Albion and the Creasy should mest in he final tis. It is notoriously unsafe to pro- phesy with regard to the relative strength of Naval teams, and as in addition the ground is bound to be soft and treacherous I shall not at tempt to nominate the winner, thongh I mast confess that the Cressy's defeat of the Lovia when the events were shot off in the midst told the Magistrate about it and he would have | Courts. Chief Justice Sir William Goodman | money, but the class of tickets was not described
than in the replayed to impressed me not a little. The previous games of the two teams have been-H.M.B. Cressy beat R.E. in first round, beat Sherwood Foresters in second round. boat H.M.B. Leviathan in third, after a draw B.M.8. Albion, bye in first round, beat H.M.B. Tamar in second round, and H.M.9. Ocean in
third.
The Hockey Cup competition is drawing to its olosa. Last Monday the 110th Mahrattas jast heat the 93rd Burmas 2nd team by 1 goal to O in the semi-final round. The other semi- final, H.MS. Osean v. II.M.S. dibion, will be played next Monday at 4.30p.m. on the Kowloon ground, and after the match srrangements will | be made for the final tie.
In car now Governor, Sir Matthew Nathan, another good yolo player will be added to the strength of Hongkong. I see that on Christ-
as Day last Sir Matthew was in the Acera polo team which beat the visiting four from Lagos. Commenting on the game, the Field remarks that Sir Matthew Nathan's enthusiastu for the game of polo has done much to improve if in West Africa. May we look forward, when he arrives in Hongkong, to seeing a Governor and an ex-Acting Governor of the Colony playing polo in the same team ?
The Royal Hongkong Golf Club decided on Tuesday last, the day of the Annual General Meeting, to increase the entrance fee to $30 and the subscription for all members joining after the 15th inst, to 315 per annum. This stop has been rendered necessary by the large incremes of membership, and unfortunately we cannot find any 18-hole links in Hongkong Soms day there may be links in Kowloon or the New Territory. There is the nuclene it a good course at Mirs Bay, but that is too far until we get a railway, and then I suppose the land will be too valuable.
In the bowling match on Monday between the Navy and a Hongkong Club team, the Club "tail" lost the match more or less, though Gibson and Ford by their fins scores.made the isene practically curtain. Woodcock and Chater did not roll anything like op to form. The Navy will probably play the Club (full team this time, I should imagine) soms time rest week, and practice will soon be beginning for the German match, as it is believed the challenge will be sent in very soon. The Germans ar said to be practising hard..
of rain, feg, and incipient thunderstorms and even an solipse of the sun. The prizes were numerous and valuable, and were pro. sented at Government House by Mrs. May at the close of the meeting on Thursday after noun. Major Baker-Brown, B.E., and Capt. Deau, BN., kindly assisted Major Le Breton Simmons as umpires daring the meeting.
The following is the programme:~- 1-75 TARDS SCRATCH COMPETITION; en-
trance fes, 25 cents.
Mrs. Gompertz, score 38.
been protected.
As it was he would go to prison for three months with hard labour for contempt of Court by most notorions lying, on
his own confession.
The next witness in the case was Wong Chan, a brother of Wong Sam. He also gave evidence directly contrary to that which ba gave at the Magistracy, making the plea that the police bad prompted him. His revised ver- sion, however, differed considerably from his brother's.
SUPREME COURT AMENITIES.
At the ceremony some months age of the laying of the foundation-stone of the new Law
had some observations to make on the noises from Queen's Road and the Post Office which annoy the Judges and interrupt the work of the Supreme Court on busy days. Point was lent to bis remarks during the sitting of Mr. Justice Wise in the Summary Court, yesterday, and it may be worth while to quote the Chief Justice's criticism made at the foundation ceremony ia fall. His Lordship said:-
"There have been times quite recently when it has been somewhat difficult for the Judges to His Lordship in sentencing Wong Chan to keep up even a semblance of dignity. For
Ist prize presented by Mrs. May. Won by three months' imprisonment with hard labour 2nd prize presented by the Association. said he did not believe the police had prompted him, for the reason that they would not have Mrs. Johnston, score 27.
prompted him to say one thing and his brother 2-75 Yards HeNDICAP COMPETITION; en-
another; his Lordship beloved that the fact of trance fee, 25 cents.
the matter was that these two witnesses, wha admitted that they were friends of the prisoners, had been got at and influenced to deay their previous story in an attempt to get the prisoners off.
1st prize presented by H. N. Mody, Esq.
Mrs. Crawford, 30 +4-34. 2nd prize presented by the Association,
Mrs Wilcox, 29 + 9 =31.
SCRATCH 350 FARDS
entrance.for, 25 cents.
COMPETITION;
1st prize presented by Mrs. Sieks. Mrs. Grey,
27.
Pud prizo presented by the Association,
Mrs Bryan, 26.
HANDICAP COMPETITION 450 YAHUS
entrance fee, 25 cents.
1st prize presented by J. E. M. Smith, Esq.
Mr. Rosme, 23 plus 10-33,
AEMED ROBBERY,
Cheung Chiu Kwong was charged with hav in gleerarained in auarmedraid ona farmer' house near Slataukok, in the New Territory, on 11th March.
He pleaded not guilty,
The following jury was empanelled:-Messrs.
case
140 more
certain purposes, I believe, it is convenient to be in the closest proximity to the General Post Office. It is supposed to enhance the value of the property. But in the of the Suprema Court auch immediato proximity is a serious drawback. I can from my own experience assure your Excellency [Bir Henry Blake that you have aétive and energetio Civil servants than those engaged in what I may call the carpentoring branch of the Parcels Post and the machine stamping departments of the Post Office and the ollector of Stamp Duties. Last year I remember being entirely suppressed as a Judge, It was in Chambers, and whenever the legal gentlemen got to the most interesting point of their argument the stamping machine would
al
E. Sullivan (foremaa) J, L. Stuart; W. A commence operations with the regularity of a Stopani, A. Raymond, C. Künck. B. E. Hast-mitL b ating On
anfil-a smith who WAN certainly not s harmonious 2nd prize presented by the Association, Mrs.ings, and J. C. Ritchie.
Birdwood, 22 plus 8-30.
conta,
Prize presented by Mrs. Leigh. To ba won by the member with a handicap of less than 6 points making the highest score in Competition No. 4.
armed
We wore
occupy
Chinese Constable No. 249 stated that on the 14th inst. he went to the house with Sergeant of Detectives Erver, and thore saw the dafend. ants, who said they had no licence, but said they had bad between 50 and 60 passengers living on the premises. Mr. Chau Toi, translator at the Magistracy, sworn, said that the book (pro- daced) found on the premises was a list of people who stayed in the hons. The entries consist of names of persoas, and igures apparently showing their age, and thea a debit and credit account against the visitors.
There were entries of supir paid for passaga- The smallest sum paid was $258, $310 being amounts pointed to first and second-class the highest. His Worship beld that these passengers, and their staying in the homes dip not make it an unlicensed boarding-house within the ordinane. The case was adjourned for were among the visitors, Adjourned until enquiries as to whether any steerage passengers Tuesday, 22nd inst., at 2.15 p..
CHURCH SERVICES.
S. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL.. March 20th; 5th Sunday in Lont. Holy Communion (7.30 a.m.) Matins (110 am.) Responses, Ferial; Venite, Turner; Psalms. Hayes and Ouseley; benedicite, Ward in A Jubilate, Ousoley in G; Anthem, O hearken Thou unto the voice of my calling-Ward ; Hymn, 96.
Holy Communion (12-noon.) Kyria, Hoyte in D. Offertory Hymn, 252.
Evensong (5.45 pm.). Responses, Furial; Psalms, Old Melody and Travers; Magnificat, Smart in E; Nuno Dimittis, Kolway in D. Hymns, 107, 263 and 97 ; Vesper Hyun-Ward (No. 1).
S. PETER'S CHURCH. Queen's Road Weat Matins (1) a.m.). Venite, Jones; Te Deum, Woodward; Bene- dictus, Troutbeck; Hymns, 551, 355, 591, and
5:3.
Holy Communion, 12.15. Evensong (6,30 p.m.). Magnificat. Gloss; Nane Dimittis, Cretch; Hymns, 556, 550, 596, and 581.
The Church launch Dayspring will call on ashore to the services, between 9.15 and 10,30 Police Pier 10.30 and 6); returning afterwards. The Answering Fenpant is the call flag. Ál the sittings are free and unappropriated. Visitors welcome. Books, &c., provided. Sunday School 10-10.45 am.
The Attorney-General in opening the case blacksmith. The machine WAS within ships carrying white crews to bring friends 5.—THE ENCOURAGI KENT CUP I-50 Yards said that prisoner was charged with being con- 20 feet of the sents
Handloop Competition; entrance fee, 25/corned in this armed robbery. The case for the ing, and websi day after day to select our most 3m, and between 5.15 and 6 p.m. (Kowloon
prosecution was that on the day in ques- persuasive offer (It was mostly Mr. Seth-you tion. about # p.m., a gang of eight or nine know the amatbness of his tongue) to ge renad men, of whom prisoner was one, and bog for half-an-hour's cessation, as it entered the house of the complainant, was impossible to hear a word. After muck farm named Chu Tim, near Skataukok.
They correspondenc with the Government that set upon the farmer, his two sons and bis wifes machine was removed, but as for the carpenter. ovorawed them, and stole a quantity of money ing and hammering at parcel post cases these, and clother. They drove the farmer out of the like the poor, are over with me." house and one of the robbers struck him on the Pr 20 presented by Mrs. Hastings. To be head, grazing his scalp. Then the gang won by the member with a handicap of 6 decamped. The prisoner, who was masked, bad paints or over making the hi host store in struggle with the youngest son, and his mask
Ho was torn from his face. Competition No. 4,
then
Miss Siebs, 27 plus J-30.
CUP II, 50 6,-THE ENCOURAGEMENT
Yards Handicap Umpetition; entrance fee,
25 cents.
Mis boome, 23 + 10 −53,"
one
was
Ho
The hammering and carpentering were very mach in evidmco yesterday--so much so that Mr. Wise sentiown one of the ushers to stop the noise and bring before him those persUT responsible for the making of it. The uni brought up tro Chinese (presumably P. 7--50 YAZDS COMPETITION; no entra co fee. I recognised by the people in the house,
(a.) moratol prize, Mrs Wilcox, 30; (b) handi- managed to get away, but of the servants) who were promptly put in the det
cap prize, Mrs, Fritobard, 24:33. sous followed the retreating gang and saw where they were kept until the sudhary o Presented by the husbands of members of the the prisoner going into his house. They were disposed of. Even after this step had b Association.
A Cur, pr seated by Mrs. Wilcox; no charged him with having taken part in the taken, however, the proceedings were sk entrance fee to be won by the member robbery. Prisoner denied the charge. On interrupted byarepetition of the noise. The ester making the highest aggregate in Competi-reporting the matter to the police, Sergeant was again sent below, but this time he returned tions Nos. 1, 5 and 7 (a.)
Lament and a constable set out for the villa-^} empty-handed, stating that when he appeared the Mrs. Failerton, 79.
where the affair had taken place. On the hammering stopped and he could not find out they met prisoner, who told them that he was the offender. on his way to the police station to report the robbery. After making enquiries, Sergeant Lament took the prisoner inte custody,
9. A CUP, presented by Sir Paul Chater
outrace fee, 50 cents; to be won by the member making the highest aggregate in Competitions Nos, 1sad 3. Miss Biebs, 53.
Tha English cricket team under P. F. Warner's captaincy has gone through its arduous Australian programme with only two defeats, both from the full strength of the Commonwealth. To set against those it has 16
beaton Australis three times and defeated all the individzal Colonies. The team has indeed upset anticipations And the main point is that England has regained the international ohampionship.
THE CONSOLATION PRIZE; entrance fee, A prise presented by Mrs. Stephens. To be won by the member making Las highest seors in Competitions Nos. 2 and 4, who has not won a first or secund prize at this meeting.
Mrs Grace, Mrs. Fraser,
GOSPEL HALL. Are Shot. Top Floor, off Queen's Road Kast.
Meetings are held as follows:-Sunday Acts 2, 42, 11 a.m.; Gospel Address, 6 p.m.
Tuesday-Soldiers' and Sailors' Bible Class
6p.m.
Thursday-General Bible Class, 6 p.m: Eurday-Prayer Mesting, at 6 p.m.
SHIPPING NOTES.
The ss. Fasling arrived from Chefoo yester. day, and reports fine weather. Strong N.E. wind, with rain-squalls, is reported by the Chine Merchants ss. Feiching from Swaton. The British four-masted barque Arrow, Capt. Mo Donald, has arrived from New York with 4,400 tons of case oil for the Standard Oil Company. She was 133 days on the passage; rather The GermAN 1.8. Borneo, monotonous!
with Capt. E. Mahle, from Sandakan timber and general, experienced madorato His Lordship, through the Court interpreter NE trade winds in the Balu Sea; N. (Mr. Dyer Hall), told the two Chinese that if to N.E. light breezes, and long rolling N ever they made such noises again when he was swell in the China Ses Two. Japanions stow
aways from Mojl reached this port yesterday by on the Bench, and in disobedience of his or ore, the Hamburg Amerika Linie Sambia. The jury found the prisoner guilty and be they would go to guol. This matter, he was sentenced to 3 years' hard labour and to added, must be fought out one way or another,
The mon vere aevordingly discharged with receive 20 strokes of the birch,
The Coast rese,
this admonition.
Evidence was given.
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