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MONDAY, JUNE 5, 1911.

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THE SIAMESE PRINCES

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DISTURBANCES THREATENED - AT LARACHE.

» (Beuter's Service to the China Mail.) LONDON, June 5. The Madrid Government has despatch- .ed a cruiser and imasport carrying two

INTERPORT CRICKETER

Shanghai Versus Hongkong.

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THE CHINA MAIL.

TWO WICKITE FOR. 21. With ten minutes play the total had not reached double figures when the first Cooke joined Elborough, who played a wicket foll, but Cooke, the wicceeding bats-maiden over from MaEgen. Feng Bill man, notabed the initial boundary, with aings Cocks hit out at a ball which was misk pavilionwards.

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When the players turned out at 9 o'clock, The wind was proving a valuable awoot in Buling the over Abroad received Dispense Your Bays the Shanghai Mercury, the weather to Rasmussen who was varying his paco to ble marching orders, he being ought by conditions were nothing short of ideal-some tune. The policy paid and accounted. MoFuen from a similar delivery to that for the second wicket, a Fast ball during which dismissed Parme (12-13) Claxton brilliano sunshine, hardly a cloud to be Cooke unprepared-result the widestumpelled the vacancy and registered a couple seon in the sky, and the temperature at uprooted and the appearance of Lieutenant and a single. Elle pertzer, Cooke, a

Thorp with the index-band showing 10 however, not at all comfortable with Mo something between 70 and 80 degrecs.

Euen, by whom he was clean bowled, with The Shanghai team was captained by rug for wickets

Rusinusson was not proring of much the score at 26, having à to his credit. Capt. E. I. M. Barrett and the Hongkong

assistance from the point of view of the Thorp and Claxton were now in partur af eleven by B. C. E. Elborough. The spectatorate, for four runs off tive overs was and the score was increased to 38, when,

Thorp, who had only scored single, Umpires wero Mesh P. F. Lavers (Shangfar from attractive cricket.

Haynes was very safe bebind the stump bowled by McEuen. Button was next was ni) and A. R. Lowe (Hongkong) while

nicely away to leg for three. Forty was nil.

and his comrade, Claxton, gos Billing soon registered, and Claxton got McEuan way for single, Lancing doing a sine piocs of flelding for which bewa applauded. Suston was out 1b. to McEuan next the Supervision of a delivery, and fire wickets were down for 42, the retiring batsman having scored but one. Claxton now had Dempety an partner, and when the over was completed the title interval was taken the suors boned reading 42-5-1. Hoogkong were thun 67 in arrears, and only to wickets to hand the general opinion being that they would suffer an inninge' defeat.

the duties of scorers ware parforated by absolutely night men wore giving away

Lieut. Col. Wrigley (Hongkong) and Mr B. M. Gortun (Shanghai).

'A BOWLKE'S WICKIT.

an inspection of the pitch were to show that the wicket wsa decidedly a bowler's one. There was a light southerly breeza blowing, and this, together with th heat from the sun, had the effect of improving the pitch as the afternoon ware pu. In the tone-up Hongkong proved | succesful, and their skipper decided to take first knock. The first ball went at a

With fully half an hour gone, the game could only have one desorption and that RAS ptonotonous No liberties could be exercised with the trundling but it looked if the batsmen were really restraining themselves over much, à more forceful policy might have paid better.

Jackson, going on rice Brand from the pavilion end, led off with yet another maiden, but Lieutenant Therp opened out shortly after and a four from Elborough helped bo bring out the twenty.

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Another change in the attack was the introduction of Billings for Rasmusen and after Elborough had got the first one, Thory displayed amico stroke in sending a fast ball neatly through the slips. The lieutenant was certainly showing the best crickes and another nice cut off Jackson, was followed by a single through the slips.

tified together in the pavilion, and this was the signal for the taking of a photographs of the respectiva teams. Captain Barrett led his men on to the field shortly, before two o'clock, and Messrs. Elborough aud Claxton opened the Hongkong innings. The attack was being well rasied and Rasmussen borried the first over from with Billings keeping up the sequence of the Sordera unul, Cleaton being the bats maiden orers from the south end een was brought on in Jackson's stund. A man, and maiden rosulted. Frora the single was taken off his first and his pavilion end Brand was put on to bowl, secund anw the breaking up of the Thorp. and from his fifth delivery Elborough get Elborough partnership, the lieutenant a single to leg, Claxton following with a returning the south ball to the bowler.

A maiden from Billings and the ro couple, ass on the leg side. Resmuassumption by McEuen brough: a'bout was now bowling a goal length, which another change. For seventy are minutes

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(Reuter's Service to the China Mail) mado Eiborough extremely cautions, and Captain Elborough land defended carefully other couple utf Billings and 60 the quick despatch of medicines.

LONDON, June 5. Speaking at Chicago President Taft zaid the actual operation of Reciprocity. with Canada would be so beneficial to

he played saulher maiden over. Chaston got a two and a single from Brand's next over, all on the leg side..

THE FIRST WICKAN.

Rasmussen appeared to be is excellent

against dve trundlers but he failed at individual total at nine was sent back to breaking ball from McBueu and with bis

the pavilion.

ANOTHER WICKET.

both countries that arguments against / form, and his third ball of the third over Sutton did not stand out long against minutes there was no

its adoption would only be remembered as exaggerated instans of a perverted imagination.

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ANOTHER DISASTER:

With the first four batafton away and only 36 runs registered, the start could not bo described as promising for Hongkong. brought down Claxton's pegs, the leather McEuen, a splendidly pitched ball finding apparently breaking in from the off the timber before he had had an opportuni (6-1.5). Cook filled the vacancy and ty. From worse to worse. Corporal Demp sneaked his second delivery to the bound-soy who appeared at the downfall of the fifth wicket was beaten by MeEnen and ary, bringing the total to 10 after sfteen getting right in front of the wickets was

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The hat

trick was just missed by the pavilion and trundler, for with Sutton succeeding over was also a widen,

and Dempsey dismissed with successive balls Dashwood just lasted one delivery, Still another maiden was sent down by the next one getting past his bat. Three Brand, and not a single run was registered wickets in one over shoved the tricky state for quite ten uinutes. Rasmussen net of the wicket and McEnen was utilising it with another success, for with a real to the very fullest extent. He was getting beauty he took Conke's middle peg right a great deal of spin on the ball and not one and made four, and the total was them 10 his deliveries. Billings, who had been keep

of the ground. The retiring batsmen of the batsmen could take any liberties with for two wickets Thorp now journeyed to ing down the scoring, yielded to Rasmus- the wickets and saw Elborough score & sent, but McEnen secured yet another victim with the first ball of his next over, single.

After 35 minutes play only fourteen runs Haynes behind the wickets taking a tip were registered, and Capt. Barrett put on from Waterhouse neatly. Jackson in place of Brand. The new Rev. S. W. Payne had seen a few of his trundler's first over smaiden, this colleagues departing and looked like lasting being the eighth maiden since the com-out the innings. mencemeat, Thorp got a single pant point in Jackson's next over, and followed it up with a couple to leg, after which three were run for a byt. From a fast delivery by Rasanen, Elborough got a lucky weak to the leg boundary. When the score was 26 Billings went on in place of Rasmussen and from his first bal, shortly pitched, Elborough acured a single, while Therp dis patched the rest to the boundary, between second slip and third man. In Jackson's next over Thorp scored a couple nud a single, while Elborough put on a single been in progress exactly one hour.

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Up to this point Claxton Ind put on a useful 23, but facing Mokuen he played the ball on to his wicket and rotired. (61.3.) Dashwood joined Dempsey, the store. Then Dashwood opened his shoulders to Maven, and hit him for a couple and a single. Another single accrued to Dash. wood, after which Dempsey got Billings away through the slips to the boundary Hirting out with all bianight at a "forker from McEuen Daahwood saw his wickets shattered, and gave place to Waterhouse. (89-7-4.) McEuen, it may be mentioned, had taken a hand in all the wickets, having bowled five and caught two-the latter of Billings. Dempsey placed two balle in su cession from Billings near to Lanning at 81, Queen's Road Central, third slip, and in each case had quite a narrow squeak. Waterhouse got a couple behind the wickets from McEuen, a'so single prat mid on.

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Dempsey sent a beauty to the boun- PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY The Interport match was continued this

-Billings was morning'in the hut cloudy weather. When dary, ale off Rasmussen, stung were drawn hat evening Shanghai still retained at the south end, and Water- hard put on the respectable total of 146 for house hit him to the boundary for use, the loss of seven wickets as an ok was made by Rasmussen but the Umpire the An appeal for 1.b.w. Against Dempsey Hongkong tutal of 56. The visitors took the field at fra minutes past eleven, they decided to the batsman's favour. being followed to the wickets by the not outs, Brand (23) and Rasmussen (51) Taverner took up the bowling from the southern el, and from the last ball of the

A DOUBLE BOWLING CHANGE-AND

A WICKET.

congratulations on the occasion of the he score now stood at 30, the gaine living over Brand got a lucky sneak to leg and a/Arst over was a maiden. At the pavilion i

anniversary of his birthday.

BRITISH TREATIES.

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The Imperial Conference has adopted a resolution providing for the con- anltation of the Dominions in future regarding the negotiation of Treaties with Foreign Powers.

BINMAR IN EXCHANGE FOR WEI-HAI-WEL

ANOTHER BOWLING CHANGE.

McEuce now took the place of Jackson at the pavilion end, and Thorp knocked him for a single, Billings sent down another maiden from the other end and McEuen's next over saw the downfid of Thorp, who returned an easy one to the bowler and retired with 14 to his credit. the total now being 30.

The vacancy way filled by Payne, and Elborough played a uniden over to Bill. ings, this being the third maiden in succession by Billings,

THE FOURTH WICKET. Elborough and now been at the wickets

boundary

the

was signalled From pavilion end Dempsey trundled and a leg bye resulted from his first delivery, this being followed by three singles, two to Brand and one to Beamussen. Taverner's next over was a maiden,

HANMUREN RUTTING OUT.

Rasmussen opened his shoulders to Dempsey and two were run, and the very next ball was lifted clean cut of the ground by Rasmussen, who was heartily cheered, Another single fell to Rasmussen in the the over, and in the following over Rustnussen got Taverner beautifully to the boundary, on the leg side.

THE PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.

an hour and a quarter and had only re- The partnership had now realise 63 runs, gistered ning. When he came to face and it was dissolved with the Ist ball of McEuso, in the next over, he received his Taverner's over, Rasmussen being out marching orders McEuen sending down.b.w. The bataman bad made the highest a splendid delivery which broke in from the score in the match. vin, 45, and as he off and sluttered the wickets, (36-4-9).

returned to the pavilion he received quite an avation. Jackson all d the vacancy and Brand add a single and a two to his core. The new comer opened his troub with a pull to leg, for which three wor

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From & delivery by Jackson, Dempsey gave a Billings a chance at square leg. preaching moms they appear to have been but the Selder did not accept it and a holding forth on the need of constitutional single was rum. This batamŁA VLA inclined to hit out, but the folding was changes in the Government of China. for very keen and runs difficult to gather, the xbefit of the people. As a result they The score remained at-00 for fully, five | were arrested and taken to prison, They minutes, and than De Rome opened his account with Piogle-a splendid drive have now been examined and nothing really seditions could be discovered in what past the bowler (Brand).

DEMPREY'S VARFUL CONTATAUTION. they were doing. When asked why they With the score at 01 Dempsey was given did, noi desist when they were ordered out 1. b. w. to Jackson. He had to do so by the police, they replied that in tributed 23 in very good style, though he and given an odd chance or twe The selling their tracts and speaking to the whipper in Taverner. Te Rome Without any addition to the scare, Me-

pinced Brand to square leg, where McEuen peuple, they were getting a living and were doing no harm to any-one. They have been remanded to the jailors to await the Exen cleaned bowled Sutton, who had

nearly caught him.

THE LART WICKIT," taken the place of Elborough, and half the aidd were out for 38 runs. McEuen laad

De Rome added another single off final decision Meanwhile, the Fatshan Jackson, hub came to grief when be again Fan-fu has sent out his police and has The Wai-wa-pa has agreed to the been keeping a splendid pace, and only

two runs had on scored from bint After notching another single Brand fell Appeated before Brand. The latter sent British Minister's request to open Dempsey was next man in and fell a victima victim to Taverner, being caught at mid down what seemed to be a very simple ordered that the house in which they a settlement on the same to McEuen's fires delivery, the umpire off by Dashwood. He had contributed the ball, and the hataman made a hit but resided whilst they were in Fatskan be

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examined and afterwards scaled up anti regulations as are applied to Kiao-adjudging him 1.b.w. (36-6-0).

his efforts were duly appreciated by The innings thus terminated at 3.15 The local There was now quite a procession of the applause from the spectators. (172-8-32) pm. for $3, which gave Shanghaithe sistery further notice.

Haynes was last sun in, and hit Dempsey by an innings and 26 runs. Hongkong players, for Dashwood, the Beat

plapers were lustily applauded, as they icturned to the pavillon. man in, had his wickets shattered by to fee for a couple. McEuen, this being the latter's third

THE LAST WICKET.. wicket in four balls, the bowler having "The innings were an brought to a con- hard lines in not performing the hat trick clusion, Jackson being caught on the leg McEwen's was really a splendid perform-side of the wicket by Dempsey, off Taverner.

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A correspondent to the I. d. C. Exence, if not a record, riz, Era wickets for The latter was responsible for all the press writes: The first real chizrah parade two runs, (367-0.) Waterhouse filled the wickets which had fallen during the morning, banishment.-A shirg bont women wa or the Coronation year in Hyde Park was a vanacy and biped himself to a single from Shanghai's total score was lib, whicker mod $25 for dredging coat and refusing to Saturday when they won their encounter

McEuen, while Billings sent down another them lead of 119 over Hongkong. webderful sight on May 7. many society maiden from the south wad. Payne made Taverner's three wickets cost him cleven stop when called upon to do so. Two people appearing in colours for the first powerful a stroke frotu gue of McEuen's runs apiece, while Dempsey had 6 wickets zampan owners were fined $7 each for not by victroy on every rink. The Police time since King Edward's death. The balls, and Rasmussen was applanded for a for 94.

having proper lights on their boats between now bead the Lenque with two matches weather was perfect. To a Hongkong brilliant piece of Belding,

sunset and suurise. A native was charged played and two won. The scores were:---

POLICE. resident of many years standing, sa7972)

Forty migrates was sucient for the with the larceny of fourteen bags of rice KOWLOOX familiar faces reminiscent of the last three When the score was 33, Rasmussen re completion of the Shanghai ienings, and from the Loken and the case was D. Harvey (skin) 13; D. McHardy (skip) 20 decades in Hongkong were noticeable in the McEuen it the other and met with still time at five minutes tu twelve. Ebrough ned 85, by Mr. F. A. Hareland, for

lieved Billings and sent down a maiden. Hongkong commenced to bat a second remanded in American bluejacket was J. Crawford (skip) 15; W. Robertson

(skip) 24 -fashionable - throug; amongst them were another success, Waterticage being well and Payne were the first pair, and bowling

Lord Donoughmoru, Sir Henry Blake, Mr taken behind the wicket by Haynes, from the south and Fasmussen was sent for calling P. O. Piscott in the execution. Hansay (kop) 18: W. Withers (skip) 22

(38-8-1). De Home was next man in and three by Payne,

of his duty and 89 for disorderly conduct. Arthur Lee, M.P., Mr Rochfort Maguire, played but the over from McEnen.

German sailor was charged with ke- Admiral Sir Parcy Scott, Mr Gershom

n maiden, which he subsequently repeated. aiting a'r'okshaw coolia in Queen's Rond Stewart, Mr and Mrs. J. J. Bell

The cruiser Powerful, fagship of the The all important point of discussion at From Rasmussen's second over Elborough Irving and their daughter and Miss Coxon the start of the game was the decision of got the ball away for three, and afterwards and the case was remanded. It was starod

anteled single off Band. Ten was that, the coulie will not be out of hoecital Australia Squadron, which did mich good (who is the daughter of George Loxon and the Hongkong captain in deciding to bat signalled as a result of a thras to leg by for a month sentence of three weeks work in 1900 on the Chins Station and the is engaged to be married to Viscount under the circumstances a very debatable Elborough, off Ranmorse. The same bata was imposed fotí a nativo fur stealing Cape Station, is to return home at the and j

The winning of the tow we certainly Chelsea, heir to Earl Cadogan), Mi

ed into a training ship for boya. and then to three of Rasmussen, Braud quantity of wood from Blount Austin of her current commision, and he courent- Sydney Hancock, Major and Ms advantage. The option of adopting attack man helped himelf to a single off Brend, or defence must havo left the leader in Durchill, Mr and Mrs. V. nomewhat of a fix Captain Elborough was now bowling is good pace and batman brack Hawking, Mr and Mrs. Badeley, elected to bat and accordingly, the photo were taking no liberties the score ring

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