S.W.B. PRIVATE
HELD
FOR MURDER.
SIR D. SPILSBURY'S
EVIDENCE. ·
George Thomas Pople, age 22, of Brecon, a private in the 2nd Battalion South Wales Borderers, stationed at Portsmouth, was at Burford, Oxfordshire on Jan. 22 committed for trial at Gloucester Assizes on a charge of murdering Mra. Mabell Elizabeth Matthews. aged 56, of Windursh Mill, near Burford, on the night of Decent ber 19.
Mra. Mathews was found dying from severe injuries on the mula Oxford Cheltenham road. An hour earlier she had left Burford on her bicycle to return home.
was Inter days Two
Pople arrested.
Mr. G. R. Paling appeared for the Crown and Mr. E. R. Quest for Pople.
Sir Bernard Spilsbury gave the results of a post mortens examina tion on Mrs. Mathews. He dealt in detail with
several Binall heules on the face and lands, and said that on the back of the hend there
Incerated WHM AL wound and a fractured scalp.
In his optodon death was due to shock caused by loss of blood due to injuries to the head, neck, and chest, There were Indien
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partial strangulation. The head Injariya might have been caused by violent kicks with
hool white she was
the kround. The fractured ribs might have been caused by bring kell
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Dr. Walter Melville Former, of
Burford, anid that when he rench- ed the meene he found Mrs. Mathews sitting on the kerb with people round her rendering nusist- ance. "She died lu my presence. he added.
Dr. Roche tenen, Senior Home Office Analyst, muid that he ex- amined a jacket, n
white shirt,
a coloured shirt, a tie, a pair of shoes, a pair of gloves, an elec- tric cycle lamp, an acetylene lamp, and a macintosh, on several of which there were trunan Bloodstains.
Police Constable Morgan said that he stopped Pople at Aber- gavenny and asked him where he was going, and he replied: "I am going to Brecon, and it luoks as if I have got to walk." He said he came from Bournemouth, When told that nearch was being made for a man, Pople replied: "You have got your work to do. I am in the S. W. B.
"I asked him where he stopped the previous night," sold the wit- nest, "and he replied; In Bath, at a place called Allen's."
Pople, he added, went with him to the police station to get sonir carbine for his lamp. While at the sintion he kept his gloves on the whole time.
Police Constable Howells, of Abergavenny, maid that Pople was called back into the police station after he had filled his Jan. "I asked him where he nl been, and he replied that he had been to his sister at Bourne- mouth," nid the witness,
"When I asked him if he bad touched Oxford at all he said, 'You don't touch Oxford getting to Gloucester. He then said, "Can I go now? and he left the police station."
THE
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1932.
· EX-CONVICT AS WAR HERO.
FANLING RACES.
NIGHT VISITS TO A GIRLS' SCHOOL.
FROM DEVIL'S ISLAND TO FRANCE.
R. CORBETTS THREE FINE WINS.
BANKS.
AUTHOR FINED FOR P. & O. BANKING THE CHARTERED BANK OF HONGKONG AND SHANGHA
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Fair sized fielda contested the majority of events at yesterday's. Chinese Now Your steeplechase meet- ing of the Fanling Hunt and Race An author's alleged night visits (Incorporated in England, 1920.) Club, which was conducted at Kwant! to a girls school word mentioned won by Mr. W. T. Stanton's Target, when William Henry Walde Sa-Beer Food rate course. The principal event was at Knaresborough Police Court Authorised Capital ridden by Air. It Corbett, who bine, author and publisher, de- rode two other wlanera.
Paris, Jan. 14, The real ldentity of an ex-convict who escaped from Devil's Island, joined up in the war under a false me and distinguished himself for hravery, has just been disclosed in a curious way at Marseilles.
The hero of the story, Jules Gustave Flamant, sent to Cayenne in 1912 to serve a term of penal servitude.
escaped He shortly afterwards to Venezuela, where he remained till 1914.
WAR
On hearing that France was at war he took a ship to Bordeaux and enlisted under the assumed name of Louis Delzleux. He was soon made corporal, then sergeant, and, after Oghting on various fronta, was rewarded for his good servicea with the rank of sergeant major.
several
His Excellency the Governor, Sir William Peel, and Lady Feel and party were interested spectators. participated.
A number of Shanghal jockeys
THE RESULTS. 1-The Belmont Park Handicap Capt. It. II. Mould's The Quall
A Hurdle Race of 14 miles.
(160 lbs.) (Mr. Corbett) Mr. G. 5. B. Bramwell's Movaragher
(145 lbs.) (Mr. J. C. Cockburn) Mr. W. T. Stanton's Donnabella
(160 lbs.) (Mr. McCaun) Won by three lengths; one longib. Pari-mutuel: Win $31.05. Places $3.40; $3.07; $2.45.
The Meadowbrook Cup
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AN of Swan-road, Harro- Bate, was fined £5 and bound over to be of good behaviour for twelve months for assaulting John Lowry, caretaker of the Queen Ethel burga'a School, Harrogate.
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CANTON Mr. J. Wilkinson, appearing for DRANCIES.—Bombay, Culentia, Calicos, (CAWNFORE December, 1924, Sabine, who was Biaspo Lowry, said that on one night in Colom Hongkong. Medras. Shanghai. OʻZHUJ
DOLOMBO stated to have published a story AGENCIES—In all the principal towne of DAIREN 1.
of public schoolgirl, was found the world.
DELET by Lowry peering from the top ofed, Lacans and overdrafts granted on HAMBURG Exclamage and Broking Business | HAIPHONG 2a ladder Into the assembly hall of approved swearity, Carraus and Fired Depoel KANKOR
the school. That night the school accounts opened.
HARDIN was entered.
When, a few days retea which may be obtained on
SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNTS:-Jateree! HONGKONG PENANG inter, Sabina
was taken to the application. police station, after being seen in
Foreign Exchange and opened Banking CHEFOO the grounds. again, he wrote to
bo! Lentated.
COLOMBO
him to "hang about the school
Cernet Acco Miss Young, headmistress of the
opened and Fixed] MAIRKN school, saying it was wrong premises after dark, and particu 1arly for me to have entered the buildings without permission. J sincerely regret my conduct and humbly apologise to you for any anxfely and trouble my nocturnal visits have caused."
When the war came to an end, Flamant, alias Delzieux, left the short sentences, but later became a for China Ponies approved by the army and again served
official. A Steeplechase Cine reformed character, and would Master an "untern." probably have never been found out Mr. Heard's Big Ching (163ibr.) if he had not made the slip of applying for a war veteran's card which entitled the holder to certain privileges,
This mistake betrayed him, for, in examining the record of the uzplicant, the authoritien disenver- ed that Loula Delzieux had died in 1880.
The police were informed, search- Flainant's ruam, and discovered his read identity. He was, in con- Aequence, arrested, and will shortly be tried for exeaping from the penal In view of his age, which olony,
in 67, and war record, he will prob
ably be dealt with leniently.
HONGKONG SHARE
MARKET.
OFFICIAL SUMMARY BY
STOCK EXCHANGE.
The firmness noted at the end afi last week has proved to be short-lived, the market this morning opening on the dull side. There is, however, no material change in rates.
Sales.
Hongkong Banks $1390, Douglases $26%. Shells 8/- 43/11⁄4, Hongkong Lands $78. Ewo Cottons Tis. 14.65. Hongkong Trams $21.85/22. Telephones $24. Constructions (New) $1.85.
Впустя.
Douglases $20. Providente (Old) $5. Providents (New) $2.35. Hongkong Lands $784. Chinese Estaten $95. Ewa Cotlona Tls. 14. Star Ferrica $94. China Lights (Old) $21.00. Hongkong Electrics $36. Telephones $23.50. Ropes $16.60. Dairy Farms: 82014. Amusements $18.25. Constructions (Old) $5. Constructions (New) $1.80. Govt. Laans 33 Prem.
Sellern. Benguets $11%. Hotels (Old) $14.10. Shanghal Lands Tis. 30.
WATERLOO BRIDGE.
FAMOUS STRUCTURE TO BE REPLACED,
London, Feb. 14. The demolition of Waterloo Bridge-and the erection of a new bridge to cost £1.295,000 has been decided upon by the Improvements Constabulary Committee of the London County described how he detained Pople Council.
It is estimated that it will take
Police Sergeant Mitchell, the Breconshire
on December 21.
of
Evidence of Pople's arrest was five given by Detective Inspector Rap bridge to complete the new pington, of the Oxfordshire Po-
Sir Gilbert Scott, the architect
lice, who travelled to Brecon to who designed the Liverpool Cathe- see Pople and asked him to ac-dral, has been recommended as
count for his movements. Pople, the architect of the new structure. he said, made no reply when →Reuter's Special Service;
questioned on this subject.
Mr. Guest, on Poplo's behalf, entered a plea of not guilty, and Bald that Pople reserved his de fence.
The Bench granted a certifiente for legal aid at the Assized.
OUR LONGER LIVES. MANY DEATHS OF VERY
OLD PEOPLE.
Are we living longer? A re- markable number of old people died last month.. Among them WILS A centenarian, the Rov. John McCorkindale, who was born In the Hebrides In the reign of George IV., and who has died at Fort William, Ontario.
The deaths wore also announced
of:
3 nonagenarians,
14 actogenarians, and
14 septuagenarians.
January, with its cold and damp,
is notoriously a dangerous montli for the aged.
An official at the Registrar- General's office said: "Life tables show that there is an inoresso in the expectation of life. The death- rate has been decreasing for some years. This is mainly due to a big decrease in infantile mortality. The date of death is becoming Inter.”
**My word, Johns a
(Mr. Corbett) Lt. Col. N. C. Bennett's Hefty
(168 lbs.) (Mr. Cockburn) Major D. H. Somervilic's Dunce
3
(108 lbs.) (Mr. Hope) Won by half length: many lengths. Pari-mutuel Win $3.05. Places $2.42; $3.01.
· TRAVELLERS ONEQUES ISSUED.
travalifer Homeward re
commended to ostala a Letter of Credli frems
at any of the Branches of the Corporation. as, which can be cashed through the Purner Deposita recared for one year or shorter OOOOW of or any P. and O. or B. 1. 8. N. Steamer or perioda at rate which will be quoted on HAIPHONG
In spite of that, sald Mr. Wilkin-
The Latonia Handicap.--Ason, Sabine continued visiting the Steeplechase of 1 Miles for Ponies, school, and Inst month, when Ms. W. T. Stanton's Target (150 s.) spoken to on the school property the caretaker, he knocked 1 by
Lowry down and struck him on the head with a stick.
(Mr. Corbett)
Mr. W. T. Stanton's The Partridge
(169 H.) (Mr. McCann) Mr. J. I. Charsley's Duke of Milan
(150 g.) (Mr. Francis) Won by half length; there lengths. Pari-mutuel Win $3.00. Pinces $2.29; $239,
Staken-A|
$.-The Baltimore Hurdle Race of 174 Mlles for Chinn Panier Subscription Griffins of this
Chih.
1
2
Mr. P. C. Polts' Herga (150 lbs.)
(Mr. Charles) Mr. W. T. Stanton's Ed (166 l.). (Mr. Corbett) Mr. A. A. R. B.'s Mouche (1 14.)
(Mr. Dale) 3 Won by 2 lengths; many lengths. Pari-mutuel: Win $415, 1ers $2.60; $1.58; $3:40.
Ponice,
}{
was submitted by Mr. H. Atkinson, for the defence. that Sahine ht Lowry under great pro- socation, Lowry having enlled Sabine filthy names,
Sabine denied stealing lettera addreased to Miss Young, and said that he entered the school for a Joke. He had nothing against the school.
AUSTRALIA LOOKS
TO EMPIRE.
WORLD DIPLOMACY.
5. The Saratoga Handicap.-A Flat BRITAIN MAINSTAY OF Race of Mile for Chinn "D1" and "D" Classes. Mr. W. G. Fischer's Choctow II
(1-43 lbs.) (Mr. Fischer) 1 Mr. H. W. Mok's Bright Eyes
(146 lbs.) (Mr. Butler) Mr. H. W. Mok's Brown Eyes
(160 lbs.) (Mr. Fung) Won by 3 lengths; a lengthy. Pari-mutuel: Win $23.28. Places $4.04; $3.00: 32.74,
now
Melbourne, Jan. 14. Mr. Hughes, the war-time Prime 2 Minister and Australia's signa- atory at Veranilles, who is
mentioned as the probable High; Commissioner, speaking at Mel- bourne Constitutional Club to-day said that the League. of Nations was no substitute for the British Empire and might be likened to a bell tent of which Britain was
pole the
which prevented Its
The Jamales Plate-A Flat Race of 1 Mile for Subscription Ponies of the Macno Jockey Club.
| Mensra, Lo nvd Liang's Pure Music
(150 lbs.) (Mr. G. U. da Rorn) 1 Mr. G. IL. Potis' Arminius
(145 b.) (Mr. Y. S. Chang) Mr. G. II. Potis' Lightship
(156 lb.) (Dr. McGown) Won by half length: 3 lengths. Pari-mutuel: Win $19.29. Pinces $6; $0.51; $11.10.
2 colinising.
Amerien, which folsted thei
3 League on an unwilling world refrained from joining, consider- ing the Monroe doctrine not safe
The Agua Callente Handicap.in the League's hands. A Fiat Race of 14 Miles for China Ponies, "C1" and "C2" Classen. Mr. Even Cloudy Eve (158 a.)
(Mr. Chan) Mr. J. II. Charsley's Fanling Stag
(140 ba.) (Mr. Penoyre) Mr. L. Reidy's Heliotrope Leaf
continued, was determined by her
Australia's destiny, Mr. Hughes
membership of the British Em- 1piro, the power behind which was responsible for the current of the world's diplomacy.
(153 6.1 (Mr. T. L. Wong) 3 Won by half length; half length. Pari-mutuel: Win $3.29. Places $3.13; $12.32,
THE
GORGEOUS band from the
Brzina - Hole CAN
They afford it.
CASH SWEEPS.
Complete List of Lucky Numbers:
Race 1.
No, 234 .. 160 567
$320.48 0133 47.07
$25 tickets Nos. 310, 493,* 296.
Race 2.
No. 145
30
21
261
$408.67 114.76
58.30
san tickets Nos. 95 and 520.
Race 3.
No. 53
470
07
£7.06
$25 tickets Nos. 122, 371.
Race 4.
No. 521
tr
720
013
$1017.46 290,TO 145.36
$40.38 tickets Nos. 758, 212, 17.
Race 6.
No.
33
£2
525
$150.20
130.35
06.17
$25 tickets Noe. 444, 223, 387, 434, and 7.
Race 6.
No. 354
$307,04
[01
131
105,04 $52.52
$25 tickets Nor. 61, 74, 253, 48, 226, 288, 471, 101, 300 and 500.
Race T.
No. 51
$624.67
401
140.00
|
$475.72 135.93
163
74.06
$25 tickets Nos. 168, 226.
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SHARE PRICES.
TO-DAY'S QUOTATIONS. The following in the list of local} share quotations issued to-day:
Banks.
Hongkong Bank, $1380 ma. Chartered Banks, £12 n. Mercantile A. and B., £18 n. East Asia, $127.
Insurances.
Canton Ins., $1,350 n. Union Ins., 400 n. China Underwriters. $4.02 n. China Fires, $690 n ILK. Fire in, $1,250 n.
Shipping.
b.
Douglases, $26
H. K. Steamboats, $23 n. Indo-Chinne, (Pref.) $43/11⁄2 nu. Union Waterboats, 826 n.
Minlog.
Benguets, $11.75 8.
Kailans, 25/- n.
S'hai Explorations, Tis. 2.10 n. Raubs. $89 s.
Docks, etc. Kowloon Wharves, $156 n. Whampoa Docks, $29 n. South China Motors $10. Providents Cold), $5 b. Hongkows, Tle. 220 n. New Engineers Tls, 6 Shanghai Docka, Tla. 90, n. Cottons.
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