THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY
Mr. T. F. Hough's Gadzɔw's Famo fost ralb
(Vida) 3
Ponia,
Win. Silverion" 315. Belgian Chief Olive Tree
Mr. Ellis Kadootie's Servian Chief tilb (Moller) Mr. Ondry's Trewjat is lb (Crichton) o Mr. Smith's Dartmoɔ 4'b...........(Scalou) o General Broadwood's Boreas sist4lb.........
(Heathcoto) a Mr. Láworks' Spirit Level1st 4lb (Laurence) o Mr. Dash's Sunny Jim, un alb...(Klimanek) o Man-Mau jačed aw y in frost of the field to poor mart. Warrior Rose was, second and Serving Chief third, Man Man stuck to his adrantage on passing the winning post for the first time, followed by Warrior Roid and
Sewian Chief.
The order was slightly chang. ed at the gate when Cidziw's Fame took third place from Serving Chief. Working up he drew level with. Wantior Rose and ræced neck and beck up tỷ Man-Man who, at the Black Rock;had reduced his advantage to daly a single length, Cadow's Fame at this stage was second, and Warrior Rose third. A sploh. did race ensued is the tagthalf mile and looked like winning by any one of the first four-Man Man, Cid23 Fame Warrior Rose" and Servian Chit. They were almost level. War- rior Jose,iported on the outer course while Johnstonowas using bis whip freely on Man Man. Warrior Ross dashed ahead and won by a-oose from Mr. Johnstone's mount,. Cadzw's Fome was a good third.“.
'Time: 1m. 40m. '.
Ponies. Win. Warrior Rose 75 Mio Map *.383 Cudzow's Famo 216
Pai-Mutuel, Place, 216 $64:
208
1,690 Dividends-Win,' $47 BJ.
Place, $7.30, $5.50, $5.60 Cash sweep:-
Pari-Mutuel Mr. F.B. Marshall's Fig Tree, xost alb Plato...
474
93
183 284 204
93 1.381 Dividends:-Win, '; S43,30 Places, $5.80, $8.03, $6.70 Cash Sweeps:- Ticket No. 221, 11, $1,864.80 ·
216, 200, $532,83, 465, 3rd, $266.40 Commission, 15296.00
Total: $1,960.00 · 7-THE CHALLENGE CUP.-Value one hun
dred guineas. For China gosies. A forced estry of Sto each, but optional to China
ponics subsctipilon griffins of this or previous
sons Weight for inches as per scale. To be won two years consecutively by a pony, or ponies the bad side property of the same Owner or OWOCṛs. Winner to receive $330 and 70 per cent, second Stoo and no per cept, and third-$50 and to per cent, of the entrance feet until the cup "fiazilyTM wos, when the secoed pony will receive 75 per cent, and third pony 25 per cent, of the entrance fact. One mile and three.quarten. Mr. Buxey's Spring Rose, till (Burkill) Mens. Findlay Moir's Giesler, lost gib
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(Vida) 2 Mr. F. B. Marsball's Palm Tree, tist lb...
(Moller) 3 Mr. Medico's Starlight, st lib......(Master) o Mr. Dryasdust's Barry, 15xt 12lb (Laurence) o Mr. Jobastone's Salváter, 1ost olb...(Owner) o
Palm Tree sealed down in front of Barry, at the start with iesler last. Golog round the village bend for the first time-Spring Rose challenged the leader (Palm Tree) but fell into second place, Barry boing third Racing in front ́of the specta' ors'sand for the first round Palm Trae led the procession, Spring Ross was second, Barry third and Salvator last At the Fcoball Stand none disputed Palm Tree's leadership. By this time Giesley had crept into third place and Mr. Burkil! worked up level with Palm Tree. Spring Re led down the incline and was gamely challenged by Giesler on the -THE CHINA STAK-8.-Winger $300. "Se. outside, Mr. Burkill sticking to the 'rails. Patn cood Size, Third $75. For Chiosponics. | Tree was losing ground and the race for first Weight for inches as per scale. Wincess at place boog in the balance between Spring
Micket No. rgo, 1st, 5, (87-55 219, 20d, $339 30 216, 3rd, $169.65" Commission, $188.50
Tata', $,885.00
this meeting of one. Rice 7 lb.; of Iwn or more races 10lb.extri Griffipe allowed 5 lb. Subscription griffios of seasılı 1908- 1209 and 1909-19io that have not won'more then one mce allowedBalb.. Entrance $ia, Five iu longs.
Mr. Boxey's Pet Rose, 101 121b
Mr. John Peel's Heraldic, 10st ral
4
Mr. Billiards' Snooker 1011 lb
(Barkill)
(Johnstone) z Mr. Ellis Kadoorie's Llama Chief, int
ilb
......(Möller) 3 Mr. D. M. Siler's Rajput, fost 8lb.......
(Owner) o
(Kremer) Mr. Dash's Greyback coat.ƒlb.........
(Heathcale) o Major H. Finlay's Billy, 15st tolb
(Masier)
* 1lb over.
† 6lb over.
Pet Rose led at the start from Soooker and the others hard behind. Heraldic coming up look the lead in the straight but had to yjeld to Pet Rose who finished first a length in froot of Heraldic, who was second Llama Chief finished third. It was a tanie race...
Time: m. 15.3/sec.
Ponies, WiD,
P'el Ross
748
Heraldic
194
Pari-Mutuel.
1 lace.
499.. 354
Llama Chief.
150
376
816 1.535
Dividends:-Win... $14.50.
Places, $5.30; $5.70; *$560,
Cash Sweep:
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Rare and Giesler, Mr. Burkill's mount winning by three-quarters of a length.
Time: 353 1/5 vec.
(Vida) r Mr. Dryasdunt's Sorosis, xost ralb
(Laurence) *2 Mr. Dryaidust's Triad, tixt 1lb ...(Crichton) 3 Mr. Ellit Kadoorie's Congo Chief, 1st zib
(Moller) o Congo Chief led the way" for Boronis Triad aud Fig Tree. The quiteïta split into couples when pauing the Judge's Box: Congo Chief partnered Sorosis and Fig Tree Triad. In this way they raced as far as the 11-mils post, when Sorotis broke,, away and,'assumed a slight lead from Congo Chief. Fig Trea left Triad behind at the village bend and chal- lenged Sorosis for first place. The leader was on the ralla. Fig Tree chose a free course on the outside and shot into the first place within a
few streiches of the Judge's Box and won from Sorosis with a length to spare. Tried was a 500d hird by hall a length behind Sofouls.
Time: 2m. 40 is 'nec.
Fig Tree Soronia
Triad
?
• Pari-Mutuel. Place.*.
Ponies.
Wio.
407
494
#36
146.
'yo
93
698
749
Dividends:-Win, $7.70.
Placet $5.50, $7.50.
Cash Sweep-
Ticket No. 290, 1st $1,505.55
Mr. Baxey's Victoria Rose fost ylb
(Burkill)
Pari-Mutuel.
Ponies. Win Place. Spring Ross 505 630 Giesler
299 Palm Treo
384
191
Mr. John Poel's Limeston¿Lost gli*,
(Johoalone) Mr. Dryasdust's Coxcomb, 11st 1lb........
(Laurence) Mr. L. K. Lecsóu's Seafoam, rost zob!.... (Blair)
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Mr. Wayfoong's No Change rost 8lb
554 1,501 Dividends :-Win, $8.50 Places, 55.20, $1.60, 56.80 Cash Sweep:- Ticket No. 24", 1st, 51,810,80 40, 200, 5514.80 337, 3rd $157.40: Commission, $186.00
Total, $1,860.00
8. The Navy Co-Presented by the offi- cers of His Majesty's fizet. Second to re- ceiva Siço; and third $75 For China ponies subscription griffins of this season 1909-1916, Weight for inches as per scala. Winner of the German Cup to lb.; other winners 7 lb. extru. Entrance Sto. From the two mile post once round and in. Mr. John Teal's Blackmore Vale, rast albt
*(Johnstone), I Capli. Dwyer and Baasley's Kerry, fist alb...
(Laurence) 1 Capt, P. H. M. Taylor's Tomahawk, rist alb
(Heathcote) j Mr. Ellis Kadoaris's Bulgaria: Obief, 11st
oib*
(Moller) Mr. F. B. Marshall's Walnut Tres, abat ilb
(Vida) o Mr. Borneo's Bintang Pindar, 115......
(Master) o
Mesirs. Stabb and, Murray Stewart's
Cobály, ṣat gibt............(Crightoo) » Mr. Dash's Sunny Jim, rist rib......(Brice) o Mr. Shamien's Honam, 1st 1lb...{Kramar) d * all overweight tib overweight
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A capitalstar Bulgarian Chief forged ahead" from Kerry on the rails second, Tomahawk third. First time past the post Bulgarian Chial was first, Kerry second, followed by Tomahawk. Going round to Dowrington Kerry took the lead from Bulgarian Caist also displaced by Tomahawk,
Ticket No 16 1st $1,638.00 382, 300, 468.co 373. 3rd, 234.00 Commisions, 260.00
Total, $2,600.00 6-THE LUSITANO CUP-Presented by the members of the Club Lusitano, For China poles, and fide, griffins on date of entry. Hecond to receive $ro; and thied $75. Weight forinches as per scale. Subscription griffins of this seásna 1909-1910 allowed 7 lb. | who was Wieners 7 lb. extra. Entrance 10, One Nearing the bushes Kerry increased his lead mile. Me John Peel's Silverton, lost tilb........
by A length. Tomahawk creeping up took secood place at the bottom of the jaction and (Johnstore) I
challenged Kerry unsuccessfully.. Walon Mr. Flis Kadoorie's Belgian Chief 1st b
Tree, was coming up strong, but could not (Moller) 2
overike the leader. At the village bend Kerry M. F, B. Marshall's, Clive Tree rost nib
was in front of Tomahawk. A grand raco Vide) 3. home ensue 3, what Blackmore Vale came up Mr. T. F. Hough's Cadzawk
1 lb.
in splendid style and going into the outer (Master) o
couse challenged Tomahawk and Kerry, Mr. Baxay's Real Rose 118 lb......(Burkill) o
successivy. Her managed to displace both General Broadwood's Rufus ist rib......
and won an exciling rate by's length from (Heathcote) a
Kony. Tomabawk was a good third,
Time: 2m. 211/5 sec.
***glb' overweight,
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A level start. First round past the Judge's Box the order was: Silverton, Olive Tree, Rose and Cadrow's Dream' was last. At the back stretch, Silverton: ltd. from Oliva Tren. with Real Rose third, Rufus fourth, Delgino Chief Bich" addTM Codziwi Dream, fast, ta
• processional order the field negotiated the bili -10 the Black Rock, when Silverton partnered Oliva Tree, Cadrow's Dream Real Rose, and Rufus Belgina Chief. Silverton led slightly from Cadise's Dream round the bond. Real Roze took the outer course racing home. Belgian Chief was now coming up strong and challenged Silverton, and Olive Troo A fice race ocened to the winning post when Olive Tree was almost locked in between Silverton and Belgian Chief, Mr. Veda (Oliva Tree's rider), raising hit whip called "out Foul", but no, protest was lodged aftir skö Isco, Silverton won by a'zoan: Belgian Chief: was a splendid recond. Olive Tree way third.
Ponias. Win. Blackmore Vale 490 Kerry Tomshowk
132
Pari-Mutual
Place,
493
27.1
:
22
940 1,514 Dividends-Win, $3.60 Places, $6.60, $8,30, 351.60
Cash Swoop :-- Ticket No. 142, 18),$1,795.50 250, and, $513.00 528, 31d; S236.50 1. Commission, $185.00
Canton Riots.
SUMMARY DECAPITATION.
TEN THOUSAND TROOPS IN CANTON.
[From Our Own Correspondent,]
Canton, 14th February.
With reference to the disturbance between the newly-drained troops and the police, the state of affairs in the city of Canton is utili uncertain ai prosent. On the morning of Saturday last, a serious engagement took place between the troops and the men under Admiral Li Chun at Intong or thereatoms off the East
Gatt, lasting for about two hours. Owing to
lack of arms and ammunition the mutineers, though strong is numbers, could not stand long against Li. Chun's men, A score of the disaffected troops were killed, eleven captured, many surrendered, and others fled. Those captured were at once beheaded by order of Admiral-Li. On the night of Saturday Ad miral Li Chun, the Tartar Generals, and all other military officials and soldiers, to the number of over a thousand, maintained a sharp look-out at all the city gates. For the whole night Admiral Li kept vigil. The city gates are closed." Large reinforcements have arrived here from neighbouring places and it is expected ibat order will soon be restored.
15th February.
were
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To-day's Advertisements.
HONGKONG, CANTON AND MACÃO STEAMBOAT COMPANY, LIMITED.
NOTICE:
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R. SHEWAN, Chairman. Hongkong, 15th February, 1010.
HONGKONG FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, LIMITED. NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS, THE FORTY-FIRST ORDINARY
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PONIES
PONIES I
PUBLIC ROOP.
1186
PONIES!
THE Undersigned have received instructions to sell by PUBLIC, AUCTION, YOR ACCOUNT OF THE CONCERNED,
the
од
WEDNESDAY,
23rd February, 1010, a3 P.M., at the
Fountain, opposite the City Hall, SEVERAL WELL-KNOWN RACE PONIES.
Catalogues will be issued.
TERMI MÁS unnal
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HUGHES & HOUGH, Auctioneers. Hongkong, 16th Febrasty, 1915.
POR SHANGHAI, MOJI, KOBE AND УОКОНАМА.
“SIJNDA,"
Captain R:A Peters, will leave for the above NOOD. places TO-MOкKOW, the 17th instant, at
11 55,200 $429.10 179, 3rd $ ar4.65 .Commission
5 238.50
Total
$7,385.00 0÷THEGYMKHANA CLUB CUP, —Value £50,
Presented by the members of the Gymkhana During the last four days five police stations "Club," Second to receive Siga and third in all loside the city were destroyed-and one in $75. For all Chin1 ponies that have rua. at the western suburb burnt down by the disband any Gymkbaba meeting and subscription, ed troops. After heavy losses in the encounter "griffins of this season 1909-1910. Weight with admiral Li Chun's suldiers, the survivors to st. 81b. Winners of any race other than among the mutineers, about seven or eight races confined to subscription griffins 7 lb.hundied in all, made their escape across the of a subscription, grilios race 1 lb extra. White Cloud Hills, where iney now remain in Subscription griffics of this season 199.1910 hiding. These newly trained troops allowed 7 lb. Winners at this meating bar mostly patives of the Weichow, Unsochow and red: Jockeys who have onver had a winning Kah Ying Chow prefectures, so they will pre mount is either Hongkong, Shanghai or Bably fine across the White Cinud Hills to their Tientsig allowed $ lb. Allowances accumu native homes.pt to the districts along the East THE P.&O. S. N. Co.'s Steamer lative. Katrance $io. Three quarters of a
River. It is reported that these men formerly o ile.
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„received six taels' pay each a'moath, but it was reduced to six doll.re only by 12. Yuan dhu Had soon after bis taking up the post as Can tom Viceroy. For this reason, the troops were gready dissatisfied and on several occasions "they sampled action in' retaliation för their grievance. These men were calisted about four geam 80and have been well trained. Had they been in possession ul sufficient arms and ammunition, the result of the recent disturbante would have been very serious. On the 13th ins tap, that is, the day alter the engagement, refered to above, the man of the Fong PisHE Company's Steamship Hospital and other charitable instutions, pro ceeded to pick up over a hundred corpses of the troops in the Eastern Parado Ground and in the vicinity of the barracks, at Intong and buried them. At present matters seem a little' quisier, but it is reported that's great number of the soldiers are still hiding in. various places in the city, so it cannot be said for certain that they will not resume action again, For the last two days, about eighty of
hidden in their persons, werd arrested by the the troops with arms and other weapons
Bantermen-soldiers at, the gales when they were entering the city under the guise of com mtiu people. On receipt of an urgent telegram from Canton, the Commander-in-Chief Chun Ping Chik with his men arrived here on the 14th instant. At present there are in Canton no less than ten thousand soldiers, who have come to protect the city..
o
(Williams) 0 Mr. Medico's Christmas Daisy fost gib*...* (CL Bayard) Mr. Smith's Exmoor, tos gibt..(Scarlatt) o Mr. Ottery's Tremear, tost tolbes
(Crichton) o Admiral Lambton's Double Dragon, rost 1lb (Kremer)
Sir Henry May's Astral, ist rib...(Master) Mr. 1). M. Slater'a Rajpur, 1011 gibt(Slater) Admiral Lambton's Kamieṇb, rast gibt....... (Heathcot)
Mr. M. M. Brica's Toddles, 11st Ilbum
o
(Mollar) o
Mr. Dryasdust's Best Friend, fast 1lb (Vida), Mr. Seth's Lightfoot, ros! 81b** (Owser) Mr. Ottery's Trelade, soit 7lb §......(Brice) o Mr. Gilpin's Deceiver, lost 61b‡‡.....................
(Kilmausk) It. 2lb over. SS glb over,
-THE Parse: Csp. Presented by the Parsed
Total; 7,850.00
community. Winter $500, Second Biga, Third 575. For Chium ponias česa Aids grifici on date of entry. Weight for inches as per } 2 scale, Winners of one rucs y lb, j'of two of mora races to lb, extra:: Entrance Sig. - Out
* 1lb overweight, tsib allowance,
alb overweight.
§6lb overweight,
.*† 4lb overweight
** 7lb ovan,
It gib over.
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The race was won by Victoria Ross, just a when some children were letting off fire crack. Again, in the afternoon of the 13th instant, bead from Lamerton,.
Tizuo :tm. 31.3/5 xác
Pari-Matuel.
Ponies.
Wio:
Place.
Victoria Ro18
236
336
416
**450
30:
78...
888
Lamerton Coxcomb
Dividends
1,483 Win, $16,90- Places, $7.10, $6.50, $16.70. Cash Sweep~. Ticket No. 54, 1, 1,559 25 477, 200, $445.50 443. 3rd, $213,7; Commission, $247,50
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Total, $2,475,00
TIPS FOR TO-MORROW.
** GRAND STAND STAKES."
I-Olive Tree. 2-Belgian Chief.
· 3—Dwarf Rose,
GREAT SOUTHERN STAKES. 1-Worcester. 2-Persimmon Tree, 3-Taster or Rubber Chief.
HONGKONG STAKES.
Man Max. 2-Cadsow's Fame. -Warrior, Rosa.
J
LADIES' PURSE. 1-Worcester (if he starts). 2-Heraldic. 3—Ose of the Trees,
FLYAWAY STAKES. I-Olive Tree. a-Belgian-Chief __3--Dwarf.Bong. Lif he starts)....
*** PHAETHON STAKES. 1-Real Roxo. *—Belgian Chief, 3 - Lamerton,
GOVERNOR'S CUP, Cadrow's Famo. 1--Kerry. 3-Walint Tree,
CONSOLATION STAKES. t-Worcester (if qualised), *-Llama Chiaf, 3----Barry or Oliva Tres.
· CHAMFIONE, Little Gem Rose, a-Kirkpatrick 11.
· 3-Spring Rons or Palm Treo.
· NIL DESPELANDIJM,
crs and fireworks in the vicinity of the No. 6. Police Station, close to the theatre, in the Western suburb, a policeman came up to slop them so as to prevent accident by fire.
For
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OF THE
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IN THEIR NEW REPERTOIRE.,
this infling Causs, in a short space of times EXCELLENT FILMS. ORCHESTRA IN ATTENDANCE, DAILY CHANGE mbcollected, most of whom were alleged to be
OF PROGRAMME, COMPLETE CHANGE TWICE A WEEK, members of the "Small Dugger Society." "The
MONDAY and FRIDAY, DAILY TWO PERFORMANCES,
•polio arrested two of these men and look thèm
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reak that the police fired at the crowd and kill MATINEES EVERY SATURDAY and SUNDAY 4 p.m. Half-prics.
ed oss man. Things then became serious and in disorder; and the case was at once cam- municated to the Taptai of Constabulary, the Brigadier General and the Namboi Magistrats The officials los no time in proceeding to the scone to restore order and to bold an in- quen on the body of the deceased, 'It was then about 6 o'clock in the evening. How.
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