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JHONGKONG JOCKEY CLUB. RACE MEETING.
THIRD DAYS.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14rm, 1908. while Redavat dropped to the rear. Lowlander | Mr Alex, Moirs Strathmehr 10st 12 Sibsas far as the village in a bunch. Then a few, led from Fleettech entering the straight, but
with a little pormasion the latter shot ahead, winning easily, while Realguation matched second place from Lowlander, Times 3 min Thorsday, February 19th,
18.2/5 secs. The 'pari mutual paid $12.00 on The third day of the racer-Ladies day was the winner, and 26 on the first pony; $3.80 on brought off in much better weather conditions the second and $5.80 on the third. The ench than either of the pracoding days, and there sweeps paid $90405 on the frat pony; $265,30 was the same large and enthusiastic attend-on the second; and $129,16 ou the third, acce, the ladies being even more numerous. THE LADIES' PURON-Presented. Second to Again His Excellency the Governor and Lady. Lugard ware early in their stand, and watched the reoing with interest. Yesterday's music
provided by the band of the Middlesex Regimant, and was appropriato, and appreciat ed. Theroing was excellent, and the folds wren larger than on the previous day, while the mame keen and ozolted crowd swarmed round the oh awrops and the pari mutuel: A notable race of the day was the Ladies' Purse, which was won by Mr. Buxey's Spring Rosa who was ridden to victory by Mr. Dupree. After the race the rider attended the grand- stand where Mim B. Layton presented him with the parse smid great cheering. Another interesting race was the Champion Stakes-it might be said, the most interesting race of the day, for in it were entered gene but the bost ponies. This race proved another success for the Roso stable, Spring Ross winning after an excellent finish with York Rose second. The cash sweeps ran a ten dollar sweep in connection with the event, and the lucky drawer of the winning pony--Mr. P. Bmwo of the Diocesan School received the handsome ends of 87189 for his outlay. Acounts of the varians races are - given in detail below
THE
HE GRAND STAND ETAKK-Value $400, acond to receive $10; and third 350. For Chins ponies, bond fide grifina on date of entry Weight for inches as per scale. Winters of one race 5 lbs; of two or more races 20 lbs extra. Eubscription grifas non- winners allowed 5 lbs. Entrance 310. Three quarters of a mila.
Mr Buxey's Jubiles Ross 10st 121ba ...
(Mr.G. Master) 1 Mr F. B. Marshall's Nutmeg Tree, 11at Gibe
.......
(Mr Vida)
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Puig Allowance (Me Gigg). (0)
jockeys and ponies for the meeting
The following are the analyses of owners,
OTHER
1ST 2ND 3RD, D5 3
KING EDWARD VII
LIQUEUR WHISKY,
WHITE
FLAVOUR, RIGHT WHISKY TO TAKE: NO ILL EFFECTS.
Mr Rodoar's Ohioans 101-3165s (Mr Jordan) but Genind had made the most of u Mr Smith's Gold Leaf 10st Biba (Mr Hynce) in thirteen got's start. In one of the false starts ahead of Batterpunch, who was closely followed There was some delay before this feld of start and passed the post a few lengths Black Prince Rose broke sway from his jockey by Muleteer. Time-1 min, 18 sous. The pari and did the course riderlers. The start maw | mutuel paid $51.80 on the winner; $14.00 on Shirbook third leading the field who were in $42.40 on the third, Cash sweep payments ware Gold Leaf in the lead, Strathmobr second and the first pory; $10.20 on the second and PERFECT IN MELLOWNESS, AGE AND
football stand and held it until the village was second, and $231.30 on the third. eloss order. Lowlander took the lead at the 316 9.10 on the first pony; $162,60 on the -receive---$150; and third...$50,- For China
ponics. - Weight for inches as per scala, pamed. Then Bofrazo Rowe and Drueckeber-” Winners at this meeting other than sub-ger came out of the brach, and when the scription griffins 5 lb. extre. Upplaced 'raight was entered the former headed the Beld Tenaners and jookega who have never had a
and won the race by two lengths from Draecke inning mount in Hongkong, Bhauglisi or Tintain allowed 5 lb. Allowance sccumula-
berger, Lowlander being thin. Time-2 mio. tive. Entrance 810. Once Round.
08-2/5 secs. The pari mutual paid $15.50 on. Mr Buxey's Glorious Rose list libs i
the winner; $7.50 on the first pony: $19.20 on Mr Godfrey Master's Astral (late astrol
(Mr Dupres) 1 the second; and $15.10 on the third. The
Mr John Peel's Homoosa 11st Messrs. F. F. Hough & E. Shewan's
(Mr Johnstone)
Cortie, 10st 5lbs (Mr Hayes) Mr Godfrey Mostar's Blue Nile
(Mr R. Master) Mr John Peel's Eglinton 10 t 10lbs.
Mr Boxe
Mr John Peel
Mr. F. B. Marshall ... Mr Lanset
Mr G. C. C. Master"
Mr Dryandust.... My Ellis Kadoaris
Parker.
11at 3lbs (Mr G. Mustër)-cash sweeps paid $1814.40 on the first poby G. Clarke-
(Mr Reid)
8518.40 on the second, and $259.20-on the
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Glorious Base got away with the start, being followed by Homouse, while Corrie was in third position. Passing the football stand Glorious Ross increased. bis load, while Blue Nile took second place from Homeces. Passing black took the Rose had a lead of ten length, and was still far ahead when the straight was entered. Renuding the band, however, Homocea again came to the fore, and Astral also drew away from. the banch, passing Homocea and endeavouring to overhaul Glorious Ross. The Ross had a good load, howovor, and passed the post a couple of lengths ahead of Astral Time1 mis, 52.3/5 secs. The pari mutuel paid $16.30 on. the winner; $6.70 on the first pony; 35.70 on the second, and $5,40 on the thiri. Paymenta by the caab swoops were $1203.80 on the first pony; 3343 80 on the second, and $171.90 on the
third,
TIL FLYAWAY STIXES-Valus $400. Second to reosive 8100; and third 850, For Chins 3. ponies bona fido griflus on date of entry, Weight for inches an per scale. Winners of one, race 5 b; of two racas 7 lb.; and of three or more races 10 lb. erits, Jickeys who have never bad a winning mount in Hongkong, Bhanghai or Tintain allowed 5 Tb. Entrance $10 Seven Farlongs Mr Buxey's Jubilee Roue 11st 316, 51ba extra'
(Mr G. Master): 1 Mr Ellie Kadoorie's Balochi Chief 10st 12lbs
(Mr. Hayes) 2 Mr Kenrick's Mischief 11rt 4lbs
(Mr Dupree) 3 Mr Bruttoa's Silverlake 1st 91bg MTS Forrest's Forfar 11st 6.5lb......
(Mr Clarks) 0
overweight (Mr Reid)
Mr Alex. Meir's Stathesira 10st 12be
11st 9 lbs overweight (ir Vida) 0
(Mr Gegg) Major Parker's Panjabi 10st 12s
(Mr G. Master) 0. Mr John Peel's Kirkcudbright 10st 8lbs.
((Mr Johnstone) . D Baluchi Chief led from Strathnairn at the
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THE CONSOLATION STAKES.-A Sweepstakes.
of $10 each with $200 added. Second to receive -$100; and third $50. For China ponies that have run and not won at this meeting, Weight for inches as per scale, Jockeys who have never had a winning monat in Hong kong Shanghai or Tientsin allowed 5 lb. Three quarters of a Mile. Uncle Sam's Patrick's Príde 10st 101ba 5ība
allowance (Mr B. Master) 1 Meera T. F. Hongh and R. Shewan's Corrie
a) Dat Sibe (Mr Dopree) Mr Ellis Kadoor'e's Manchurian Chief 10st
12lbs (Mr HavOS) 3 Mr Bration's Kingston, 11st 11b (Mr Vida) 0 Me Buzey's Lancaster Ross, (ists Ratio) 0 -1st 4lbs (Mr. G. Master) 0. Mr Kadoorie's Cherokee Chief. 11st 4lbs. Mr Kenrick's Mischief, 1ist dibs (Me Reid) 0
(Mr Clark) 0 Mr Moregold's Mainatay 10st 19lbs 5ibs Mr John Peel's Kirkcudbright 10st. 9.bs
allowance (Barge) 0
(Mr Johnstone) 0. Lancaster Rose and Corris led the field out of the wood, the former increasing the distance between the two going uphill: Past the village however Manchurian Chief drew shend but wa displaced in the straight by Fatrick's Pride and a neck and neck race ended in Patrick's Pride just winning from Manchurian Chief and Cor- rie. Time 1 min. 33-1/5 meer, 8866.80 war paid on the winner, the pari matuel disbursements being Tet $48.60: 2nd 828.50, 3rd $11.50; cash sweeps. lat $178,25, 2nd $499.50, 3rd $249.75.000 THE CHAMPION STAKES.-With 1600 added. Second to receive $200; and third $100. For China ponies, winners at this meeting Daly, A forced entry. Entrauce $20. Winners of two encas 55); of three or more races 850. Weight for inches as per scale. One Mile and a quarter. Mr Boxer's Spring Rose 11at 11bs...
(Mr G. Master) Mr. Buxey's York Rose-10-121
(Mr R. Master) Mr John Peel's Kirkwood 10st 12b.
(My Johnstone) Mr Lanost's Fleetfoot 1.1st libe
Mr John Peel's Quorn list be... Mr Marshall's Palm Tree List 1lbs.
Mr Marshall's Mystic I1st IIbs Mr Buxey's Glorious Rose 11et libe
Lausrk Ticle Sam
Mr. T. S. Forrest Mr. Willgriff Mr Alex Moir. Mx Christiani Mr G. C. Moren Mesure. T. F. Horgh
Abewan...
Mr J. Armstrong
Mr G. E: Hall Bratton. Mr M'Donnell ...
Hen. Mr F. H. May
MW. Slade.... Mr Laland Mr Kenrick
JOCKEYS
Mr G. C. C. Master.. Mr Johnstone Mr Vida Mr. Gegg
Mr. Dupree Mr Eeid
Mr Clarke... Иг Науев.... Mr. F. C.M. Mr H. Beth Mr Hickman Mr Large ... Mr Heathooto
PONY Spring Rose Jubilee Ross Fleetfoot... Rabber Tree. Nutmeg Ties Quorn
York Bem Bolcano Ross Glorious Rose Kirkwood Kirkwichsel Punjabi
Palm Tree
Mystio
Mohawk Chiaf... Lowlander...
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Me Ellis Kadooris's Cherokee Chief, 11at 4lbs (Mr Eyes) Mr Dryasdast's Gray Tick, 10st 121b.
(Mr Duproo) 0 Memura T. F. Hough & R. Shewan's Sidier
Dhu, 10st 12lbs (Mr Gogx) · 0° Mr Kenrick's Mischief, 11st 4lbs.
Mr Hickman) 0 Mr Alex. Moir'a Strathgrant, 10st 12}ba
(Mr Large) Mr John Peel's Kirkmahos, 10st 1215.
(Mr Johnstone) Q Mr John Peel's Kirkmichael, 10st 9lba
(Mr Reid) 0. The field of nine got a good start, and a they emerged from the football field Kirk mahos was in the van, the remainder following in a bunah. Going up the incline the field closed | Mr F. B. Marshall's Rubber Tree up and Nutmeg Tree went into second position. Turning into the village Nutmeg Trée drew on the leader, but as the straight was entered the Boss came to the fere and beat Nutmeg Tree in the home rap, Cherokee Chief gotting home third. Time-1 min. 32-4/5 seer. The pari matual paid $27.50 on the winner; 37.50 on the first pony; 36.30 on the second and $16.30, Punjabi drawing into second place after: on the third. Cash sweep payments were rounding the bend. Going up the inclins the 3296 10 on the Renat pony; 894.60 on the second,
field closed up, Kircudbright falling to the and 543.80 on the third
rear. Strathaaira drew level with Punjabi, THE GREAT SOUTHERN STAKE-Value $500 but the Chief still led passing the rock
Becond to receive $180; and third $50. For Turning into the straight Jubilee Rose came China ponies. Weight for inches as per up on the outside, defeating the Chief in the soale Winners at this meeting of one-race--home run while Mischief took third place. Mr Buzey's stable did well in the Champion 7 lb. of two or more races 10 lb. extra. Time--I min 50 seas. Pari mutusl.payments Stakes, his Spring Rose winning an excelent Unplaced runners allowed 3 b.;. Griffine allowed 51b; subscription grifius of seasons
were $19.5 on the winner, 83 on the rat race, with York Boss following. Homeces took 1908 1907 and 1907-908 allowed 10 lb. pony: $17.10 on the second, and $17,40 on the lend at the start, and followed by Allowances coumulative. EntranceTM 810 the third. In the ouah awasps Jabiles Ross Nutaseg Tree the pair got a long One Mir
paid $1997.60; Baluchi Chietpaid. $570.60; abend of the field and continued to load it until while the payment on Mischist was 8285.3). the football stand was roached. Towards the THE PHAETON STALKS-Handicap. Valne izoline Spring Ross lessened his distance from $490. Second to receive $100, and third, the leaders, getting into a good third position $40. For China ponies that have run at say: Gymkhana meeting or meetings of the season at the bend Entering the straight the three 1907, griffier on date of entry. Winners and Roses were in the lead, and as before mentioned, non starters at this meeting barred. Dotrazos Bp ing Rose brought off the race, York Rose $10. One Mile and a quarter.
beit g second, half a length behind, and Kirz- Me Ellis Kooria's Mohawk Chief Ust 51bs
(Mr Hayes) wood third Time 2 min. 38 secs. Pari mattel Messrs T. E. Hough & Rhewan's Sidier paymente wera—$2.60 for a win; 86:10 on the Dhu 10st 81be (Mr Vida) 2 first pony: $29 on the second; and $8.80 on the Mr Bratton's Séplima at 1lb
third. The cash sweeps paid $7189 on the first (Mr Gegg) 3 Me Dryandust's Freethinker 10at 9lba, Gibs - pony, 82054 on the second, and $1027 on the
over (Mr Large) 0] third Mr John Peel's Kirkmahos 11st 6163...
Mr Buzey's. York Rose (late Rucio) 10et
12lb (Mr G. Master)
Mr John Peel's Quorn at 11ths 7lbs
pensity (Mr Jchast ne) 2 Mr Leland's Starlight 10st 10 bs 3lbs allowance (Mr egg)
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(Mr Johnstone) 0 Mr Relason's Beaufort 10st 10lbs, élba over-
weight (Mr. R. Master) 0 Mr Sherlock's Ben Elor 10st 7lbs
Mr F: B. Marshall's Pine Tree (laia Earth
qunke). 1-lat älba (Me Vida) . O Mr Medico's Nigel Dat 18lbs (Mr Marshally ( Mr Moregold's Mainstay 1st 11b 3b
allowance (Mr R. Master) 0 Mr John Peel's Ardpatrick 11st lib
(Mr Reid) 0. A very good start was witnessed-on this occa aion, with Mainstay on the rails, attended by Starlight and Quora, York Ross and Ardpatriok bringing up the rear. At the bend Mainstay still led, while Pine Tres was in the third position and Nigel dropped behind, Ardpatriok going uphill moved up on the ont- side and secared third position before the rook
(Mr Dupree) 0 was rouched, while York Ross kept company
The start av Mohawk Chiof, in the load Mainstay led into the straight but found York with Ban Bíos second. The Bold come up the Rose challenging. The latter drew ahead and straight in close order, sed as they passed the won canity by five fettgtha from Quorn. Time stand for the first time Mohawk Chief, was in 2.09.3/5. Wi.aer S. The pari mutuel paid out the lead, Beaufort being second The Chief lat, 85.70; 2nd, $7.60; 3rd $32, and the cash still let going up the incline, Septima following ~swoops lat 8598.50; 2nd, $171; 3rd 885,57, and going to the front as the village was passe),
THE HONGKONG STARES-Value $500, Second to receive $150 and third 550. A forced entry for China pontes subscription griffins of this season 1907-1908 Weight for inches as por sosis. Winner of the German Cup lb. extra; non-winners placed ponies allowed 3 lb. Unplaced rannars allowed 5 h. En trance 810, One Mile and a half, s Mr Lanset's Fleetfoot at 8lbs 7lbs pensity
(Mr. Greg) 1
Mr G. C. Moran's Resignation- 12.be
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Mr Dryasdust'a Coxcomb 11st 12lbs...
Mr Dupree) Mr John Peel's Homocea 10st 915
(Mr Large Mr Marshall's Nutmeg Tren 11nt 1lbe...
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Homoges
Kirkpatriok
Patrick's Pride
Pine Tres...
Forfor
Grey Tick...
Black Prinos Rose...
Bize Nile
Butterpunch
Kirkmshop Drueckeberger Beriguation Haluchi Chief Ardpatrick Shirbeak Sidier Dha Corrie Kirendbright... Cherokee Chief Septims...
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Lancaster Rose Highland Heather Btarlight... Mischief Muleteor
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yesterday morning would have been successful ROBINSON PIANO. bat for the watchfalnb of a Chinese policeman, Prisoners.confined in this guol evidently try, to maintain the reputation of the former occupants of these rooms, and the successful escapes to Japan last year cortainly gave them encourage ment. It was not surprising, therefore, that, these two-year prisoners should make a bid for liberty. They sat about the task in a careful but retermined manner. By some mess unknown to the suthorities they secured
bro en steell knife and on the handle, which is also steel they began to file out a key to fit the Yale look of the deor of their prison The result of their effort is neat piece of work manship-a filed out key somewhat like a double- length latok key. How the men seertained the positions of the entches in the look is of course a mystery, but as they had little that i could be used to colour the metal with, it is 18T 2ND 3D supposed that they covered the steel with coal dust, inserted. it in the look, gare it s half turn and then withdraw it and filed nfohes where marks had been made on the steel by the look. Having made their key, Gould and Bishop decided to decline farther hospitality at the hands of the United States, and early yesterday morning was red as the time for fight.
SOCIALISM AND-ÄNARUHY:
BERLIN. THREATENED WITH A STRIX] or REVENGE; * Berlin, Jan. 13,
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Hongkong, 8th Jagtary, 1908.
At three o'clock Mr. J. M. Darrah, Post- mater, was awakened by shouting in Old China streat, and on looking through his bedroom window he saw some men being chased along the street by a Chinese policeman. By the time be got into the street the two prisoners badboa stopped. On opening the door of their room with the key they had made, Bishop and Gould descended and got into the courtyard. From this to the street was an anay matter, but they found Chinese policeman waiting for them outside. The men decided to make run for. liberty and the policeman followed them, blow {ing his whistle. The norsech of the police,
whistle called another Chinese estable, who By kind invitation of The Royal Mail Steam was in the vicinity, to assist and be headed of Psoket Company, a member of the Hongkong the prisoners, The four men struggled, bat
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NEW STEAMER.
the law breakers found a Bikh pokesman added Daily Press, London staff had the pleasure of to their two would be asptors too much, sailing in the maiden trip of their latest steamer and then Mr. Darrah coming along Measts Steamer left Baifast on 8th and arrived at the Astarias" from Balfeat to Tilbury, The Gould and Bishop were marched back to their Tilbary on 10th January. The trip was most mol. At first nothing could be found to show how enjoyable in every way. The Asturias" is the men had opened the door and they stated twin-screw vessel of 12,500 tons and has a length that a coolie had left it open. This statement of 535 feet. She is most magnificently furnish however, was proved to be false for later Med and beautifully decorated thoughout, besides Darrah found the knifehandle referred to in the having all the latest improvements for the courtyard where the prisoners must have thrown comfort of passengers, such as a Social Hall itThe file has not been discovered and and Lounge eitusted on the Upper Promenade Drosner secaped by filing through bar to his Deck; a Laundry worked entirely by Electri window the Consular authorities are making oily; & Nursery and an electric lift for search to see if there is a flle hidden away passengers to ell decks. The Asturias makes anywhere.
her first voyage in the Australian Mail Service O. Bishop and J. C. Gould were convicted of leaving Tilbury on January 24th, and on her the crime of cheating, by paning Confederate retura will take up her position with her mister Boice as United States ourrency in September "A" steamers in the South America Service. She 1907. They were tried in Ooteber by the was built by Mesars, Harland and Wolf, and- United States Court for Chios, and Judge its fitted with their latest "Balanced" quadruple Wildey sentenced them to two years' imprison-type of engines. - ment with hard labour. Notice of appeal was given, bat nothing further has been heard of beautifully furnished sul decorated in white Coming to particulars, the saites de luxe, the appeal beleg prosecuted,
THE LAST OF "THE TRIBUNE
and gold, with silk panellings, may be accorded first mention There saites are in reality most lazariane self.contoind date, with bedroom, private sitting room, and bathroom. Magni- foont as these anuites de luxo are, however, the special feature are the single-berth cabins on board, Experienced travellers who have felt that Private information reached Shanghai will realise what the Royal Mall Steam Packet bigbear of oonan life the want of privacy-- February 7th from which, while wa maks de Company have accomplished in their new boat The Socialists of Berlin, who were yesterday word, it is only too evident that The Tribune" when it is mentioned that the whole of the apper roservation for the dartness of telegrams at $2 F THE NIL DESFREANDUM STIKES — À Sweep.routed by the police while demonstrating in
stakes of 85 with $30 added. Second to
favour of universal suffrage for the election of the disagree with the polloy which The Tay Promenade deok-bovas ie arranged in this ensive $100; and third $50 For Chios Lower Honse of the Prussian Diet, have resolved ponies, subscription griffins of this sesson
So far as the publio rooms are concerned, it to ratali to by proclaiming a general strike of 1907-1908 that have run and not won at this all trades and industries in the capital.
For it was an in impossible to see how they could be improved meeting, Weight for Inches as per scala.
A revolutionary manifesto will be issued able paper, of high principle, well writen abund upon. The first iss dining saloon in one of Jockeys who have never had a winning calling on all the Socialists of Berlin suddenly back to methods of journalism which are un.. 300 passengers-are arranged on the convenient aat in news; above all as an intentional hark. the most handsome fost. Tau tables-seating mount in Hongkong, Shanghai or Tientsin to leave their work and remain on strike for five happily becoming less and less common, it was restaurant plau, and the superb decoration, Mr Lanark's Glonial 10st 12lbs (Mr Gegg) 1 resised is kapt a profound secret, so that the sensationalism. It is just two years since "The approach to the main deck, forms a rare example
allowed 5 lb. Five Furlongs,
daya. The date on which the project is to be of a good tone and studiomaly careful to avoid combined with the magnificent stairway sud striks may be spring on the authorities and on "Ted of marine architectural bouty. The
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(Mr Reid)
Hou. Mr. F. H. May & Mr M. W. Slade's........ Muleteer 10st 101b (Mr Heathcote) Mr Armstrong's Skirbeok 10at 131bs (Me Hynes) Mr Baxey's Striped Eoso 10at Bibs (Mr G. Master) Mr Dryadast's Pilgrim Mr Cookey's The Ditch 10st 7lbs (Me Largo)
10st 96x.. Mr Elbee's Hilarius 10sh 9lber R. Ma-tor) 0
*(Mr. Dupree)
Mr T 8. Forrest's Renfrewet 2lbs (Mr. Morfy) Mesars H. M. B. & B.'s Redavni lust 10lbs (Mr Marshall)
1lb (Mr Raver
Mr Leland's Sunlight 11st 1lb
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non-Socialists as a surprise.
The Socialists have an immense numerical line better chances of success than in sny other preponderance in Berlin, so that a general strike great city in the world. The Socialist leaders are confident of being able to demonstrate their power over the masics by paralysing at one stroke industrial, commercial, and social life in the Kaiser's own
own capital, at a time, when his Majesty is in residence here.
The Socialists boast that when the strike in proclaimed Berlin will be without breed, light, coal, and other necessities of life. Enormons financial losses and vexations personal in conveniences would be caused, and a general strike at the present critical time, when popular feeling runs bigh owing to yesterday's conflicts,
would inevitably entail far more disastrous consequences. Countless hosts of working men deprived of their daily occupations would parade the streets, and serious conflicts with the police would be unavoidable.
while Ben Elion held third position. Entering the straight Sidier Dhu came up on the ent side, but could not keep pace with the Chief, who won the race by several lengths, Septims being third Time-3mia. 41-15 sec. The pari mutuel paid $9.50 on the winner, $6.30 on the first pony; 38.90 on the second; and $12.50 on the third. Payments by the cash sweepa were... first posy $1,858.50; second, $58, third, $265,00 THE KOWLOON STAKES, Value $400. Second Messrs T, F. Hough & R. Shewan's list.
to receive 8100; and third 85. For Chins ponies, subscription Griflus of this season Mr Hurstham's Repentance 1st 12lbs 1907-1908 Weight for inches as per sale,
(Mr Clarke) Winner of one ras lb. of two or more races 10 lb. aztrz. Unplaced ranners allowed
(Mr E. Seib) 3lb. Entrate $10. One tuile.
Mr F. B. Marshall's Gum Tree 10st 1916 Mr. Baxey'a Sofrano Rose 10st 12ibà..
(Mr G. Mastor) Mr G. C. Mcron's Vexation 10st 10lbs.
(Mr Vida) [O Mr Christian's Draeckeberger 10st 12lbs...
(Mr Hickman) (Mr Reid) 2 Mr G. C. Moxon's Resignation 11st llby.. MrW G. Clarke's Lowlander 11at 5, 71be
(Mr Johnstone) extra (owner) 3 Mr Rodear's Finesse 1st 4lbs (Mr. Johnstone) 0 Mr Bodear's Chicane list 11b (Mr. H. Soth) 0
Mr Smith's Quicksilver 10st 18tba (Mr Hickman)
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS. (Mr Roberts) 0. ahead of the field, which opened out, but again Mr Dryasdast'a Seringapatam 10el Sibe
There were no fewer than nineteen starters in (Mr Large) 0
The J.-C.-J. Liju ste. Tyliwong left Kobe vis bunched as the straight was entered. Patsing My Hills Kedoorio's Maori Chief lést 1216 the last race of the day, a five fatlong scurry. Moji and Kuchinotan for this port on the 11th (Mr Hayee) 0 The flag dropped on a good start, and the first inst, and may be expected here on or about the
23rd inst.
pay › appear in sight from the football ground (Mr Marshall) 0
Pony to
The I.G.M, str. P. B. Friedrich which left Kaled. Lowlander took the lewd going up the Mr Lauret's Dalliance 11st ölbe (dir Vian) was Glonial was who wellahead of the fold. With here on the 16th nlt, arrived at Gazon on the hill with Fleetfoot coming up on the outside, Mr Lanset's Energy 10st 9lbs-(Mr H, Beth) the exception of a fow laggards the rest moed 11th inst at 7 4.m.
Sibe allowanoo (Mr. Johnst Mr W. G; Clarke's Lowlander 16st
(Mr Reid) Mr Andrew Forbes' Desmond 10 lbs le
allowance 2lbs overweight (Me Hickman) G Meurs H. M. B. & E's Radarni 10st 10 b
31ba allowance (Mr Marshall) 0 Mr M'Donnell's Pat 10st 91bs 3lbs allowance
(Mr Dupree)0 Mr Rodoor's Finesse 1lat 4lbs 5lbs allowance
(BEr Jordan) 0 *** Lowlander again sreated a disturbanos at the start, but eventually, the fing dropped, Radavi, Mr J. Armatong's Skirsek lat 4lbs. taking the load, with Lowlander second and
Bexiguation and Fleetfoot in third position. Mr Buxey's Black Prince Bose Ilut Libe Nearing the village the leader was six lengths
the stand for the first time the order was
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to accompany the advent into power of the Renai-anne-in oak, white and gold fisting. Mr. Franklin Thomson, M.F., wealthy is most ornate and brilliantly lighted, while wa now Liberal Ministry. It was founded by group adorned with cupids and so trophies. The of leading Liberals, at the head of which was dome, modelled after that of the Genosse Palace,
sotton-spinner of Bolton, and it was intended electric passenger lift extends from the saloon to take rsak as the official Liberal organ; for to the social ball, on the upper deck, "The Dally Chronicle was unssceptable to The social ball itself, decorated in oak, with some of the party owing to its adherence to the two domes of stained glass, is a magnificent Liberal Imperialists, and for others "The lounge, and for sheer luxury would be hard to Morning Leader was too extreme. Moreover best in the most palatial hotel ashore, Thurs it was observed that the Liberals.could not boast a single penny paper in London with the promenade and boat decks aft, connected by a
two smoking-room on the
Gazette," and thus the appearance of "The like all the other rooms on board, are az- exception of the evening *Westminister staircase leading from one to the other. They, Tribane" at a penny was both a bid for old ceptionally well ventilated. The woodwork in- fashioned decorum and daring challenge to carried out in oak panelling handsomely carved the general cheopening tendencies of the day, and decorated, with Datoh tiles, giving views
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iptv Mr Jordan) plan, but were ontvoled by the extreme section. temuine private citizens were not to be sengers are practically as well off as those of the
smoke-room, and a drawing-room on deck,
There is a handsome dining saloon. with amplo promonade socommodation.
It was cleverly advertised on its first day every of various places of interest. bus-horse troued through wood which The All the public saloons are provided with a large white shawl on the name of which The large number of electric fans for mechanical Tribune” was printed in big letters. Later
in the first or second class is similarly favoured. A general strike would produce a condition sandwich board men, disguised as private ventilation, but in addition to this, every cabin of affairs not far removed from revelation. The intently reading "The Tribune, which was one cannot but be strack with the fact that sare citizens were seen in all the principal streets,
On viewing the second saloon accommodation decision of the Socialist leaders is therefore folded in such a way as to arbibit the name reckless and criminal. It is stated that some prominently as they walked. But apparently in the matter of space the escond class pas of the samer members of the party who fully the realise the danger of the situation opposed the
Complaints were heard that "The Тіболо * was too long; ita grave tone did appeal to palates that, bad been tickled by
the oprightly offerressende of rival irresponsibility i and hence, it must be supposed, esme daneise through stoppage of circulation." In one way The Tribune's failure must be regarded plexion, Mrs. Ellan's Crème Charmante, Lait assign that people will not pay a penny when Charmant and Special Skin Tórie and Pondre they can get all the nows they require for a half Charmant will enable you to do it. Her penny. But it is also mu unwelcome comments Specialitics for the Skin are the studly of a ary on popular tasba and the hustle of fotims. A. 8. Watson & Co., Ltd., Sels Agents modern life. N.-C. Daily News.
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