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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1909.
ANOTHER CANTON
DISASTER
FLOWER BOATS IN FLAMES.
Great Loss of Life.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
CANTON, February 1.
It is feared that about, 200 lives were loat on Saturday night when all the
SPORTING.
League Cricket,
TELEGRAPHS. CRAIGENOOWER,
The Telegraphs wore opponents to the Craigongower Crisket eleven and the finish
THE CHINA MAIL.
Chunyut. The competitors ran once round į w.the track, out of the entrance of the Roy- 621 loon Cricket Club, on to Robineau Road,
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BOWLING ANALRHIS.
M.
R
B. Hancock.
13.
T. E. Pearce
11.3 3
H. D. Sharpin ....
44 18
Б 2 4
24
14
...101
F. H. H. Stevens....
A. A. Claxton ...
HONGKONG #■"
B. Hancock, not out
A. A. Ulaxton, b Fitzgerald...
4 down to Yaimmatí, book towards the Praya O and once round the track to finish, the dis- 1tance being about 6 milos.
$ For a long time both contestants kept together but in the last mile Ellis rsoëd ahead and eventually won by about 300
0 81
was a close one, there being only one, K. Pearce, o Garnett, b Fitzgerald... 17 - Jards, doing the distance is 38 minutes wicket to fall when times was up and it was decided to play to a finish. The scores
TELEGRAFTS,
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E. W. Day. o Klunaird, b Osman A. H. Young, b Oran
R. B. Beattie, # Rose, b BWI ...
flower boats at Tai-sha-tau were destroy-Oliver, a Kinusird, b Lammert ed by fire. The catastrophe caused a good deal of excitement.
(Wah Ter Yat Po's Service)
CANTON, January 31.
A fire broke out on the Choi-ku Flower Boat at 11 p.m. on the 30th Fanunty. All the flower boats, with the exception of four small vessels, were burnt to the water's edge. About one hundred lives are said to have been lost. The fire was extinguished at 3 a.m.
W. E. Warburton, e Osmane, b Braw Lack, b Batliwars
J. D. Woods, a Noria, ↳ Batliwara
L
A. J. W. Peako, a and b Batliwara C. R. Franklin, b Batliwara... C. E. Shields, not out W. Hone, b Batliwara
Extras
H. Hancock, e Garnota, & Fuller.....
W. E. L. Shenton, o Hewitt, b Fuller... 21 H. J. Sharpin, not oct...
A. G. Lang, F. H. H. Storens, F.I-
Gelsthorpe, S. 8. Logan and P. Jacks
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ROWLING ANALYSIS.
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DISORDERLY CONDUCT AT
QUARRY BAY.
Seven nativos were charged before Mr J. H. Kemp, at the Magistracy to-day, with disorderly conduct ab Quarry Bay and doing damage to the extent of $13. The evidence was to the effect that they all had bamboos and were caught in the act of "2] throwing stones, several windows having
already been broken. Six were fined $25 each and ordered to pay compensation each and the seronth defendant was discharged.
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did not hat.
8
... 21
Extras ...
Total
A
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6 Gunner Fitzgerald... 15
4 Capt. Garnett...
8
Ganner Nash ...
... 10
Br. Hewitt
Gunner Fuller...
A
5
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League Football,
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21
5
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5.5 - 5
32
5
TUA. 1.M.C. O,
22
Both these terms ware veży evenly
+1+
Total... ROWLING ANALYSIS,
Brawn... aman Baliare... Lammert....
URAIOENGOWZE.
A. Ü. Brawn, b Peake
THE CANTON-HANKOWD. Kinnaird, b Penke
RAILWAY LOAN.
(Wah Ta Yat Po's Service.)
PEKING, January 31,
The Loan Convention in connection with the northern section of the Canton-
Hankow zailway is shortly to he signed, the discussion of the terms having concluded.
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R. Bass, and b Poska...
G. A. Hancock, Oliver, b Teake
J. D. Noria, c Young, ↳ Oliver
W. H. Vivensh, run out...
L_E. Lammert, b Oliver
I A. Rose, b Olivor
A. Osican, b Peske..........
S. B. Batliware, not out
R. Phipps, o Young, b Oliver
Extraa...
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somewhat scrappy, neither goal being he was last seen on duty and it is feared
in jeopardy for a considerable time, Then Macfarlane who took a penalty kick for the R. A. M. C'a, shot wide 11 of the goal.
Later an open goal was nised by this team and halftime arrived with no points being obtained. Play in 9the second half was very little better but 24 just before time Bellia succeeded in netting the ball. Tan Medicals showed more dash after this defent but they were too late and when time was called no further scoring had been registered.
...112
Total...
BOWLING ANALYSIS,
0. X.
R.
#.
Peako... Shields...
4 R
45
3
A 2 20
... 7.1 2 23
3
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CIVIL SERVICE 2. POLICE.
CHAN PIK DISGRACED. Oliver ...
(Wah Ta Yat Po's Service.)
PERING, January 31 H.E. Chon Pik, President of the Board of Communications, has been ordared to quit office.
TOO EASY APPROACH TO THE THRONE.
The Civil Service lean was entertained
by the Police on Saturday when the former won by 97 runs to 8. The scores
CIVIL SERVICE,
H. I. Phalips, b Karr...
A. R. Raren, b Kerr
R. Witchell, b Kerr
11
NAVAL VARD, 2; 1.0.0., 1.
On Saturday the above teams met in
that he must have fallen into the harbour and bson drowned. The missing officer is about 33 years of aga siid about 5 feet 6 inches in height, and, being on duty, was wouring his uniform.
All day the Naval authorities have been dragging the harbour in the immediate vicinity but without result. Meanwhile inquiries in various directions have been made, also without result
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thay cheered both trams lustily. The alaust every evening, now on to Moa TO SUBSCRIBE TO OUR Yordera set the ball in motion and for some day, Feb. 15th. Tomorrow morning. 1.
were:-time mid-field play was the order of the understand, several Derby candidates will CIRCULATING
day. But soon after they got aWAY and with a simple shot put themselves 46 ahoad. This spurred the boye on. Rush after rush was made and a shot Gold- enberg put in almost beat the goalie. Again the boys tried and with two corners almost acored. But their luck was out and the ball was sent up the field. Up to half-time the Boys pressed but could not not the ball.
E. B. Reed, o Ogg, b Kerr...
A. R. Sutherland, o Derensy, b Kerr...
13
F. A. Bilon, and b Kerr
1
H. Ellis, e Fowler, b King
16
J. McEwen, Pitt, b King
A. M. Thornhill, b King
F. Sutton, e Fowler, b Kerr...
L. E. Brett, not out
(With To Yai Po's Servict.)
PEKING, January 31. Chang Chih-tung is of opinion that the proposal of the Prince Regent to allow common people to present me morials to the Throne would lead to many abuses and he advises that the privilege should not be granted for Kerr... the time being.
YUAN SHI-KAI PROTESTS
HIS INNOCENCE.
of
Hiwards
Toley... King
Extras...
*** 17
Total
DOWIANG ANALYSIS,
H.
1.
3
POIJCE.
T. Pitt, e Ellis, b Witchell Org. b Brett
***
Edwards, c Bidon, b Brott King, b Reed **** Dereney, 1.b.v. Brett... Fowler, & McEwen, b Brott Cockle, e Witchell, b Brett Langley, b Reed
Bell, e Raven, h Reed Kerr, & Ellis, b Brett Foley, not out.
Extras
(Wah Tas Fu: To's Service)
PERING, January 31. Owing to the many rumours now prevalent concerning the conduct Taan Sbi-kai, the dismissed Minister has telegraphed to Peking asking the Govenment for permission to proclaim his innocence. Among other of his statements is the phrase, "Heaven knows Brott
Witchell the integrity of my faith and that I can Reed .... freely court the criticism of posterity."
TO PAY THE PALACE GUARD.
(Wah Ter Yat Po's Service.)
PEKING, January 31.
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In the second half the Boys improved. and were not long in getting on even terms. Goldenberg passed acrose and Chanyut missed the goal. Still they pressed and Beakimore got away and with a nice shot equalized Soon the Tardors made a rush but the goalie cleared. After he had done this the Naval centze-forward 7 was cautioned for kicking him. A minute later the ball was up at the other end and through a foul the Boys were awarded
3 penalty. Abbas wok the kick but was unable to score. Play was then pretty evin but eventually the Yard got away and nothel. Up to time un further scoring Conswed although the Boya were kicking
correct when the whistle sounded.
Shield Competition.
HONGKONG 5; E.L. S.
In the first round of the Hongkong Shield competition the Hongkong football 3 team met the Royal Engineers on Saturday. A considerable number of spectators lined the field when the tosme turned ant. The 86 R. E's set the ball in motion and early placed the ball into the net which gave the goalkeeper no chance whatever Again the soldiers forced the play but were doubly unfortunate not only in being unable to score hot in losing one of their best players, Edwards, who put his wrist out
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BONGKONG "**” » KOWLOON Theen two teams met on Saturday when the Hongkong team were much superior, obtaining 162 runs to 37. Dashwood was the top scorer with 6, while Turner was second with 25. The searos ware
KOWLOON C.C.
W. G. Martin, b Mulliceux.... W. E. Dixon, e Oliver, b Maundrall J. H. Mead, b Mullineur
J. P. Robinson, b Mullineux
Jewell, b Muilineux.......
Major Chitty, b Mullinenx...
S. Lightfoot b Mallix
W. F. Brewer, zet out .4
SUICIDE OF THE GOVER-Lieat. Richardson, b Mullineux
NOR OF COCHIN-CHINA.
A VICTIM OF NEURASTHENIA.
(Reuter's Service to the China Mat Copyright protested under Ordinance 3 of 1894.) · ́
LONDON, February 1.
It is reported from Saigon that Mr Bonbour, Governor of Cochin-Chins, has committed suicide. Ho has been suf- faring from neurasthenia, ...
LORD DALMENY "AND THE GOVERNMENT.
UNABLE TO GIVE IT SUPPORT.
(Reuters Service to the China Mail: Copyright protected invier Ordinance * of 1894) -
Mackenzie, 1 Mulliner Balderson, b Mullineux...
Extras
bo pat over long distances.
This morning the grass course was closed, and all work had to be done on the inside
course.
The following wors the times taken:--
OLD PONIES.
York Rose, one mile and a quarter, 381, 1.13, 1.47, 2.28, 9.58.
Spring Rose, one mile and three quarters, 39, 171, 1.874, 2.35, 3 113, 3.471, 4211 Giesler, one mile and a quarter, 37, 1.121, 147, 2.224, 2.66.
Soudan, one mile, last three quarters, 39, 1.19, 1.62.
Poseidon, ous mile, 32, 1.06, 1.207, 2.161.
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Sutlej, one mile and a half, 42, 1 21, 2,0,- 238. 3.18 1.501, 2.28, 3.07.
Feito, one mile and a quartor, 37, 1.19
DERET GREYTING Strathdallas, one mile sud a quarter, 37 1.122, 1.47, 2.225, 2.68.-
Apollo, ove mile and a quarter, 36, 1.087, 1.42, 2.187, 1.621.
Achilles, are mile, 351, 1121, 1.474. 2.10.
Missouri and Valga, ons mile and a quarter, 36, 1.084, 1.461. 2.21, 3.54.
Deairs, one mile and a quarter, 40, 1.16,- 2.34, 3.06§.
BDESCRIPTION GRIFFINS,
38, 1.14, 1.47.
Butcher, one milo, last three quarters,
Gunduck, one mile and a quarter, hat mile, 36, 1.10, 1.4, 2.21,
Kirten, one mile, 41, 1.194, 1.57, 2.20 Sirdar, one mile, last thres quarters, 39,
Droschkangsal, ons wile, 35, 1.103, 1.47}, 2.23).
mile, 394. 1.174, 1.5942.241.
Strathmill, one milo sod a quarter, last
Hippemedon and Fieracles, onemils, 353, 1.11, 1.40. 2.20.
of joint and was thus compelled to retire.1.19, 1.59. A further spell of aggression enabled the R.E.'s to register another goal. After this the home club settled down and put up a stiff fight and quickly scored two goals in succession, thus equalizing. Not long before half-time the Hongkongites increased their margin. Play continued very vigorous after the interval and a goal which fell to the soldiers was disallowed and shortly after- 3wards Williams put the issue beyond 's
doubt.
When the whistle sounded the 0 result was Hongkong, R. E.'s 3.
3
M.S. BEDFORD 4. MOSÉENİB (.- At Happy Valley these teams met in the Shield competition and after a rather poor game the Pedfords won by 4 goals Oto nil.
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37
Total...
BOWLING ANALYSIS.
Manddecll... Mallineux....
0% 8
B
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3
1080
*+*
4.3 4 14 HONGKONG".
9
KO. Oliver, h Martin ...** 3 Lt. Tovey, e Chitry, Martia.... Lt. Inner, e Lightfoot, b Dixon..
SECOND ROUND.
H.M.S. Monmouth . Y.K.C.A. R.G.A. v. Buff ** &."
Naval Yard United . H.M.S. Bedford. King Alfred v. Hongkong,
To be played before February 20,
16
12.
4. P. Dashwood, e Mackenzio, & Chitty 65 Bus Rev. Manndrell, b Martin ..............ro
3 R.E
W. C. D. Tarner, e and b Richardson 25 F.G.A... A. E Launing, b Martin
A. Mackenzie, Balderon, b Ositty...
F. Mullineus,
Martin
E. Irving, h Martin J. Hall, not out. Extens
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League Table
*Y.M.0.A...
13 Naval Yard...
16 R.A.M.U.
Goals.
4. Pizz
J. W. L. D. T.
9
61322615 96 21.26 8 13 84 8 117 10 11 78-2 2-13: 9 ..8 10. 2 80 9.90 71.80 434 ... 7 18 03:37 Two points for a vin, una for a draw.
The Lusitano failed to raise a team and 102 conceeded their points to the Y.M.C.A.
Total
BOWLING ANAMTRIO.
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Losnos, February 1.
Martin Dixon Richardson Chitty
16.5
5
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what disappointing only two competitors
successful in putting up a good total of
81. The R.Q.A. S scored pretty freely,
notably Gunner Fuller and Captain Garnett. The secres were
47
There was a very large attendance at the T.M.0.A. social on Saturday evening. The Hon Mr. H. May presided and songs T. Chapton, and b Pearce were stimimably rendered by Mini Blower Quaner Nash, & Clartan Hra Badalay, Mr Harris and the Ber. J. It Tarmpson, 5 Ulexton Bestie, R-Nr while the humourous recita Gunner Atrial, sänd i
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