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CRIMINAL SESSIONS.

[REFORE THE ACTING CHIEF JUSTICE, (I. H. GOMrantz)]

MURRR BY-ESCAPED PRISONERS;

Another man arrested in connectipui.

TUESDAY, APRIL 19ra. 101

SPORT.

RIFLE SHOOTING.

TAIKOÖ RIFLE CLUB 6, KOWLOON DOCKS.

GOLF NOTES.

[BY ZODIAC

BRITISH TRADE WITH THE

FAR EAST...

OFFICIAL RETURNS,

Regarding trade with the Far East, the Board of Trade Returns show that

with the Victoria Jait, murders in 1919 Rifle League conditions with to men per old course at Fauling. Next month, and the exports of cotton yarn to China de

was indicted on a charge of having nüür- |dered Warden Speed: (

The Attorney General (the Hon. Mr.. J. H.-Kemp, R.C.), conducted the pro ention, and Mr. F. C. Jenkin, instruct ed by Mr. G. R. Haywood, Appared for

the defence.

The jury, after a juryman who said he did not understand English had been 'sent to the Puisne. Judgy's Court, was con stitute

as follows:-Amando Maria da Silva (forgunu), Eilward Henry Ray. Liang Shu-tung, Erie George Norton Grumble. Edward Pierpont Barker, Faustino Antonio Xavier and Thomas Matthews.

A friendly shoot under Hongkong

team (the 8 best scores to count), was held on Taikoo Range, on Sunday, between teams representing Taikoo Rifle Club and Kowloon Dock. Trikoo won by 19 points. Mr. Swan was top scorer for the winners with 139, and Mr. G. Goodinna for Row:

Jon with 197.

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I have been asked to remind the ladies that there is a qualifying round for the Captain's Cup, on Tuesday next, th just. This round will be played over the

each successive month till the end of September, the qualifying rounds will be played at Deep Water Bay, on the inst Tursday, of the month

fore.

creased from 123,000 lbs. in February, 1920, to 101,300 in February this year,

and

to the Straits Settlements from 74,000 to $7,200, but the exports to the Dutch East Indies increased from 14,000 Exports of cotton pieon

The Happy Vality course is open to Gollers all and every day until Septemba, to 8,500. ber 15th, when the privilege will again goods are considerably' down when com bo restricted to one afternoon a week,pared with February of last year. Thus exclusive of Sundays. The Bye-law China's figure fell from 32,100,800 yards Total permitting ladies to play on Tuesday

to 10,000,400. Japan's from 1,81,000 ta afternoons is cancelled as from 18th-inst. Ladies' day will be Thursday as hereto 711,400, and Straits Settlements from 5,433,300 to 3,431,900. Big deernames aro also shown in linen piece goods Dutch East Indies imports falling front 32,800 to 8,400, and Jupan's From 14,400 to 1,900. in woollen and worsted times the do crease is not so marked. -Marked in- creases are shown in some of the iron and steel exports to varions centres. The ex- porta of tinned plates and sheets to China increased from 838 tons in February, 1920, to 3,030 this year, and Japan's import of steel bars, angles, ese, increased from 380 to 735, while in the miscellaneous iron and steel classes of iron and steel manu- factures the Straits Settlements increased, their import from 307 tons in February, 1950, to 1,304 last month. In galvanised sheets, on the other hand, big, all-round lecreases are shown in the exports to the Dutch East Indies, Japan and the Straits Settlements. In the imports section, & remarkable decrease is registered in tes from China, which in February of this

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Stüyth Cuthill

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LAWN TENNIS,

About the beginning of last December I heard a rumour that, an estimate for lockers, for the men's club house had been called for. I wonder if the catimate has been received yet? It is high time we had lockers and by charging locker rent "the initial expense would soon be recovered and then the lockers would provide an additional income. The Com mittee are everlastingly complaining of the shortage of money but they do not take the trouble to increase the Club's income, by anch_methods. Put a dollar a month on to the subscription and there would be trouble, but charge a man a dollar a month rent for a locker and you will find very few, if any, lockets

to-let."

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In outlining the case, the Attinry- General said that.carly on the morn ing of December 10th, 1910, for men broke out of Victoria Jail. In the course of their escape they murdered the prin cipal Warder named Speed, and an Indian Warder named Harnam Singh, On the morning of December 15th. the prisoner in cell 63 removed sonte wood from the door leaving exposed the back plate of the lock, and making, it easy for him to

move the mechanism of the lock. The man must have opened the door and then opened the doors of cells 62, 60 and 48 with a key now in Court which was found to open all the cell doors. This man apparently released three other men, one from ell-62, another from 21. 50, and one of the four men in cell 48. "These: four men were apparently seen by the man on patrol duty, who saw two of them go into Warder Speed's office. One of the men attacked Harnam Singh and the fourth the patrol. Unfortunately, they were only to successful in their attack on Warder Speed who was stabbed re peatedly but managed to stagger out of the room and stumble along the passage until he collapsed and died. The men At a meeting of the Chinese Recreation were also successful in their attack on the Club, in whose hands was left the selecthess notes to air my own grievances, but day morning for the first servies of the

YESTERDAY'S PLAY.

09.

Mixed Handicap. Double-Major and Airs. Bagnall beat Lieut. Col. and Bliss Bowen; 2-6, 7-5, 6-1..

It is quita likely that in the near future the H.H.K. Golf Club will once again have an honorary secretary. Mr. J. B. Ross hux kindly offered his services and amounted to only 187,044 lbs

against 1,339,472 in February, 1020, while I hope the Committee will be wise enough the imports from Java and Netherlands to accept them. The position of Hon.increased from 1,131,800 to 1,004,232. Ta- See, will be by no means a new one for ports of silk from China fell from 61,114 Mr. Roan, and I don't think we could lbs. in February, 1920, to 14,797 this have a better man. I happen to know his ideas on how a Golf Club should bear, while no return is made of any im port from Japan during last mouth. run, so we can look forward to great im- The imports of rubber from the Dutch - provements in the future, if he is East Indies increased from 7.350 centals appointed.

in February, 1920 to 19,726 this year, but the figures for the Straits Settlements and Possibly we shall bear of the sub-Com F.3.5. show big decreases in the cOFTER- ittees holding meetings occasion!lyponding month, those of the former fall- like any normal Chib I am not con- ing from 89,391 centals to 48,312, and-of demning their methods; there is too much the latter from 75,070 to 47.059.

Club Championship.-J. B. Pemaindividualiam, which is never satisfac beat C, W. Sewell, 7-5, 3-6, 6-1, B-1. HONGKONG TENNIS TEAM FOR FAR

EASTERN OLYMPIAD.

tory. There are numerous small points. to which I have called attention, and individual members of the committee have been in agreement, but nothing is done. I am sure it would be done if the sub-committees were to meet occasionaly to dicuss these matters. I do not use

to voice the opinions of the members, to

on.

MISSION OF HEALING,

LARGE ASSEMBLY OF CHINESE.

St. John's Cathedral was filled yester-

AT. J. M. Hickson. The Chinese largely

Mission of Healing being conducted by

Indian, but the patrol was more forfion of the tennis team from Hongkong tanate. Apparently thinking that they had done enough to ensure their escape, the men went out into the gangway across the yard, down the steps, and over the

The men had to pass through what (reserve). Ng Sze Kwong was appointed Mr. R. A. Camidge was second with complained; the people themselves, not

wall

wring gume Tilikde themselves familiar with the geography of the place. They would know that Warder Speed would be. the only European on duty and the only man with a revolver. Consequently, they must have assigned two men to get posses ston of the weapon, another to attack Harnage Singh and the fourth the patrol. The Attorney-General suggested that the four men came down with the deliberate intention of killing Warder Speed. Not only did they intend to murder Warder Speed but they also intended to effect their escape from the jail. If the jury found that during that escape Warder Speed was murdered then that would be sulheient evidence for them to find a verdict against all four men, Even if only one man committed the actual ur der all four were responsible.

It was quite clear that the accused, was in the plot from the beginning and was moment at the last minute, as he declar not making an escape on the spur of the ed. There was another curious feature in this ense. The evidence would show that the police found footprints on a pieco of paper

in Warder Speed's office. Those footprints had been photographed but did not correspond with the photographed footprints of any of the other three men arrested in connection with the murder. Now, photographs had been taken of the accused's foolprints and they had been found to correspond exactly with the footprints on the piece of paper found in Wardor Speed office. The inference was that the accused was one of the men who took part in the murderous attack on the warder

LANE, CRAWFORD & CO. verdict of guilty.

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After uvidence had been called, the jury, without leaving the box, returned a When the death sentence had been pro nounced and translated to the prisoner, be asked When will the execution take placat

The Judge told him that was a matter to be decided by H.E, the Govertor, but it would not be immediately.

The prisoner responded To dis i nothing, but first I must hays como good

food"

[BEFORE THE PUIBNE JUDGE (MD, J..

WOOD.)]

RETURNED BANISHEE,

Leung Lai was indicted for roturnin to the Colony in contravention of banishment Order.

A sentence of two years

Imposed

(Continued at font of me.

represent China at the Far Eastern the committee something to work

During the week ending end to 4th predominated in the assembly in the Olympiad, the following were chosen !— Ng Sze Kwong 31 W. L. Wei Wing inst. Mr. C. Bulmer Johnson qualified gave were seated those who bad filled up Lock. Chon Man Ping and M. T. Yew for the Captain's Cup, with 83-6 cards naming the ailuents of which they pointed85-6-70 Incidentally Mr. Johnson is their medical advisers, had supplied these fat and Wong Po Keung were asked, but No, boy to produre the entry book. particulars. In from our représenta Why can't the results of competitions be tivo was a child whose card said that she are not able to go.

posted on one of the notice boards?

was dumb; a woman budlung trouble. One new member of the House Com-and weakness" and another “cancer of mittee is a roal enthusiast. I found hire the breast." On Saturday afternoon at Fanling in his shirt sleeves, assisted by all the spare sale rack, over the partition which caddies, endeavouring to lift the clubs for

separates the dining room, from the Club look of the dining room and I trust it stands" It has greatly improved the won't be the last improvement that he thinks of!

CHINESE FACTION FIGHTS, -A faction fight between Chinese at Jardine's Bazaar, on Sunday, was men tioned at the Magistracy, before Mr. G. N. Orme, yesterday. Inspector Black man, charged seven Chinese with having taken part in a faction fight at Jardine's Bazaar, on Sunday. The defendants ad- mitted the charge and said the, trouble was over money matters.

The Inspector said that the trouble started about 8 am. Many people took purt and bricks, bottles and bamboos were freely used. A pose of police had to turn out before the disturbance could be quelled. No fewer than three out breaks occurred during Sunday, and the police were given a lot of trouble. each and ordered them to siga bonds in The Magistrate fined the defendants 85

the sum of $50 each to keep the peace for six months.

WIDOW ROBBED.

Foo. 1, pleaded not guilty to a charge of robbery.

Mr. Hickson, in a preliminary address, sentence, into Chinese, described the ser which was translated, sentence by Vice at a corporate net of faith. You though I had power to heal, for I have are not coming to me," he said, as Bone: I want you to pray that, as your body is openly, anointed in the laying on of hands, our Lord Jesus Christ wil The supply of Golf balls appears to be inwardly anoint and heal you. Our just about as erratic as ever. Last week Lord's healing is not only for physical I visited Deep Water Bay and the only troubles; it would be to dishonour God: all for sale was a dwt, ball, which to come to Him just to get rid of on is not a very satisfactory state of affairs. Physical aches and pains, without any The assortment of balls at Fanding is desire for amendment of life."

The devil sometimes prompts the Aething to rejoice about either. There are three compétitions down for next question. Is this sickness a. Visitation of month, and it would be interesting to God for my spiritual good? That is one. know if entrants are to use the standard of the cleverest cards the devil ever ball or not? If they are, then which played. Christ did not go about acat- balls, conform to the standard ball and which do not?

toring the germs of consumption and

THE NAVY LEAGUE.

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cancer and other horrible diseases. How" terrible to think that such a doctrine has

shaft it is impossible to get a new one. to the Altar in single file, under the There is yet another shortage and that been preached! It is not of God, and is of club shafts. If one breaks a club For two hours the sufferers proceeded

is nothing short of blasphemy, There is a wonderful supply of clecks guidance of those acting as ushers. The for sale but this does not help the man missioner performed the laying on, of who wants a mashie! Would it not be hands, in each case, and offered a prayer. better to order the heads only of iron One of the clergy pronounced a prayer. clubs in future and order plenty of also before each patient returned to the shafts so that one can purchase a head only? It strikes me as being a sounder course of the morning. and shaft to suit one's taste, or a shalt are. In this way some few hundreds of people received ministrations in the idea than the present method. To put The following jury was empanelled our present situation into Irish phrase Joaquim Tolles d'Almada (foroman), ology, we have a lot of shafts but haven't Poon Icho, George Hughes, Cany Bertil Hellstrom, Raphael Enianual Hyndman, George Henry Kemp, and Somo months ago I advocated the use Admiral Sir E. Fremantle together with Edward Stephen Ford of coconut-matting tees in preference four other gentlemen, viz, Mr. Arnold Air Dyer Ball, the Assistant Crown to the very bad grase once, we have to White, Mr. A. Hurd. Colonel J. Gretton Solicitor, said that about 4.30 on the put up with I do not know whether the and the Rev. J. A. Forrest, has rosigned- morning of March 11th, a widow living Committee considered the matter or not, from the Executive Committee of the in a house at Po Kong village with her but I suggest that they might be tried League. the reason being in his case, mother-in-law, came out of the house at Deep Water Bay. There is very little dissatisfaction with the League's manl with the intention of catching the first room on this popular course for the ex feet lack of a definite policy on Britain's ferry from Kowloon City to Kowloon pansion of tees, and the present tees naval future?" bundle of grass in the gutter A man terrible condition that I very much doubt As the got outside the house she saw -a have been allowed to get into such a with a piece of cloth tied round his neck if some of them will ever be tees again. and torch in his hand suddenly emerged in nay case it would be very expensive TORIC LENSES ARE GROUND from the bundle and made towards the to put the tees in order, and although woman who attempted to regain the the matting teas are expensive they are with a deep inner curve, which conforms to house Sho managed to shut the door but practically everlasting and do not cost every movement of the eye and makes the sight the man forced his way in. The intruder anything for upkeep. for help a second man appeared and In discussing the advisability of having Tors will set closer to the eye than the ordinary threw her on the floor. When she shouted

equally clear in every portion of the gluan. sazod her by the nock from behind and threatened to kill her with a small knife members who would be quite willing to fint lens thus doing away with the annoying. a professional, I recently came sorose two which be kept-pointed nt her throat, After examining the contents of a small the Club would have to put up to obtain reflocfions from the edge of the glaas. For thos, guarantee a percentage of the guarantee, box near the bed, the other man approach- ed the woman and fubbed pepper in her one. No doubt there are other members who with the very best in longer, we recomm

willing_tó guarantee the balance if the suggestion was put to them. Personally torice. The Hongkong Optical Co., Buccessors

feel convinced that 9 months out of prop

to luk & Co., Manufacturing the year a professional would make more than his guaranteed amount. If the Opticians, located in Queen's Road, Central members were to put up the guarantee

-on - all --† rescription--in

face. While ho was doing this she had a

good view of him as there was a light in the room. She now identified him as the man in the dock Taking with them the bor containing certain articles of cloth ing and about 88 in cash, the robbers then departed

The prisoner was sentenced to five years' Imprisonment and ten stroker with the

the Club would only be responsible for manuficet his accommodation and passare, which cost a good professional would sera the. Clab

Refracting

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