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WELSH BY-ELECTION.

THREE CANDIDATES POSSIBLE.

LONDON, January 25. The Cardiganshire Liberal Association has selected Mr. Llewelyn Williams by 206 votes against 127 for Mr. Evans. The latter previously declared that he would seek election whatever the Association's decision, while it is probable that a third candidate will be Sir Lewes Loveden-Pryse as Liberal anti-waste candidate.

[A Londos message dated January 1 stated:-The single by-election created by the Honours List promises to be exciting, as a straight fight is anticipated between a Coalition-Liberal and an Independent Liberal in a typical Welsh constituency so far represented by Mr. Vaughan Davies. It is expected that Mr. Evans, one of the Prime Minister's private secretaries, will be the Coalitionist, and he will probably be opposed by Mr. Llewelyn Williams, ex-member of Parliament for Carmarthen. Both are Welsh orators. The dection may decide the fate of Welsh Liberalism, which has "already split.!

TROUBLE IN INDIA.

BOMBAY STOCK EXCHANGE CLOSED.

BOMBAY, January 25. The stock exchange and the cotton and bullion markets are closed. There is general" suspension of business. Following a fight between European and Hindu boys in consequence of the former killing twa pigeons feeding on the road, the police took charge of the boys but were followed by a crowd demanding the release of the Hindus, whereupon the police charged, injuring several persons. Seventeen arrests were made.--

NEW ULSTER PARLIAMENT.

SİR EDWARD CARSON DECLINES UNIONIST PARTY LEADERSHIP.

LONDON, January 25, Notwithstanding the appeals of an influential deputation of Ulster supporters, Sir Edward Carson has declined to accept the leadership of the Unionist Party in the New Ulster Parliament owing to the strain on his health but he has agreed to retain the chairmanship of the Ulster Unionists In the Imperial Parliament. Sir James Craig, M. P., will probably be invited to accept the leadership.

PACIFIC FREIGHT RATES.

AN AMERICAN ALTERATION TO MEET FOREIGN COMPETITION.

PORTLAND, OREGON, January 25

The Atlantic, Gulf, and Pacific Steamship Company announces the decision of the trans-Pacific lines to make rates between the Far East and New York, to New Orleans via the Pacific coast ports and the Panama Canal, the same as via Suez in order meet foreign shipping competition,

PUMERAL OF LATE STRÁTIS ATTORNEY-GENERAL

LONDON, January 25.

THE TURK.

TRAINING TIMES,

SOME GOOD GALLOPS,

THE CHINA MATE.

FAMINE RELIEF.

APPEAL FOR FUNDS.

- AN INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN.

SPECIAL CABLE.

►EL DORADO” TRAGEDY.

FUMBUSH'S SENTENCE,

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STAY OF EXECUTION REFUSED.

THEATRE ROYAL

DENNISTON PLAYERS.

THE EYES OF YOUTH.”

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY (25-1921."

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PAKING, Jan. 22. ↑ a crowd to the Race Course to-day

An intensive famine fund drive to see the ponies put through their throughout the country was initiated.

[China Mail SPECIAL.] pacing. Some good gallops were wir- by influential Chinese and foreign acasod. Most of the ponies were still leaders, including several Cabinet Furbush applied for a stay of kept on the sand course, as the grass members, at a luncheon given by execution of his sentence but was course, which has already been open Dr Yen, the Minister of Foreign overruled. For galloping is a little on the hard Affairs. The campaign will be. beld' side at present. The Shanghai Horse late in February extending over one Bazaar subscription griffins this year week, and it is hoped that it will be are of a much lower standard than cation wide. It is strongly recom- sal, and several have been discarded mended that the campaign de carried in order to save stable expenses. Of on under the auspices of the various!

international famine relief societies. the Larsen Subs, many are giving strisfaction to their owners. Especi- Tientsin delegates present at the ally is this the case with Repulse Bay meeting indicated that their society

One thing was conspicuous at the Chiel, who is sure to give a good undoubtedly would unite in the effort performance last night of "The Eyes eccount of himself at the meeting. The Chief Secretary stated that of Youth at the Theatre Royal by Owing to the health of his trainer President Iisu would loyally support the Denniston Players--and this was (Mr. Cureem), Sir Paul Chater is not training his ponies in be early morn the campaign. A strong committee that, the audience liked it so well pressing her to accept him. Ancourt and branded as an immoral ings, but is putting them through their of management has been appointed that it stayed behind at the end of operatic manager offers to take her woman, through the medium of a paces later in the day. This explains at Peking. The - committee will the show to give Miss Wards Howard successful career. One of the suitors tired of her.

to Paris, and promises her a framed-up story, when he becomes any mention of the co-operate with all other societies and the others of the company, a pleads that it is her duty to stay at And she sees herself also, a poor, Dahlias in the fizzes recorded below.

generous number of curtain calls. home and look after her younger broken victim of the drug habit as a Following are the times taken.this promoting the national campaigo. morning. They are given in minutes,

And Hongkong audiences seldom do wealthy and in a position to give life is darkest by the one bonest Įbrother and sister; the second is result-rescued, at the moment when

seconds and fifibs of securds for each

that. Usually they are hurrying her every huxury; the third can give scitor who had only love to give quarter of the distance covered by the

down the stairs and out the door, her only his devotion. While at It la not hard then for her to come ponies--

about thirty seconds after the curtain tempting to decide which of the four to a decision, to dismiss the operatic starts to fall, headed for home.

offers she shall accept, and finding manager, the suitor who prated of it difficult problem, an Indian duty, the suitor who offered her But Miss Howard and the other, Yogi appears and enables her, by wealth and to choose the man who excellent members of the company gaming into a crystal in his pos- had promised her only his love and deserved it. And above all, the play session, to look forward five years loyalty.

the absence

MILS.

*Allied King, 35, 1.11.3, 1.44, last

quarter 32.2.

St. Anthony, 37, 1.13, 1.48, last

quarter 35.

Mountain King, 38.3, 1.15.3, 1.46.2,

last quarter 30.4. *Leo Tart, 34, 1.06, 1.39.4, last

quarter 33.4... "Evergrees and Shooting Star, 40, 1.15, 1.47.3, last quarter, 32.3. javelin, 38, 1.15, 1.46, last quarter, Field Chill, 42.1, 1.21, 1.53.4, Last

quarter 32.4.

31.

Pott's Derby, 35, 1.10.2, 1.44.1, last

quarter 33.4.

Pott's Bay Derby, 35, 1.11.1, 1.44,

last quarter 32.4.

Repulse Bay Chief, 33, 1.06.4,

1.37.1, last quarter 30.2.

Water Light and Saversnake, 38.2,

1.18, 1:50, last quarter 32.

quarter 29.2.

Dolphin, 36.2, 1.15, 1.44.2, last

Jazz King, 35, 1.12, 1.46, last quar-

ter 34.

Pawnshop, 45, 1.25.2, 1.56.2. last

quarter 31.

Jock, 38, 1.11.3, 1.46.2, last quar-

ter 34.4.

ONE MILE.

Don Carlos, 42, 1.18.3. 1.55.

2.26.4; last quarter 31.4.

Harlequin, 37. 1.14, 1.48.3, 2.19,

last quarter 30.2: Fighting King. 33, 1.07.2, 1.43,

2.13.3, last quarter 30.3. Specular Mouse, 39, 1.15, 1.51.

2.22, last quarter 31. Jogglebury Crowdy and Coat of Arms, 34.3, 1.11, 147, 2.20. last quarter 33. Taipo Chiel, 37, 1.10, 1.52.3. 2.33.2, last quarter 30.4. "Spotted Sand, 38. 1.16, 1.54, 2.25.

last quarter 31. Invincible King. 40, 1.16, 1.51,

2.22, last quarter 31. Don Pero, 35. 1.10.2, 1.47. 2.19.

last quarter 32. · Siamese Cat, 40. 1.19, 1.54.3,

2.26.2, last quarter 31.4. Spynie, 37, 1.14.3, 1.51, 2.24, last

-quarter 33.

LOCAL WEDDINGS.

WILEIR—VE AVE,

PRETTY KOWLOON CEREMONY.

St. Andrew's Church, Kowloon, was the scene of a very pretty wed- ding this afternoon when the Rev. G. R. Lady married Mr. Percival William Aldred Wilkie of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, to Miss Lilian

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deserved it."The Eyes of Youth" She has three glimpses into the future. Miss Howard, in the big part, is a good play. It shows the employ- Each of those is played out on the showed a remarkable versatility, and ment of brainsa its construction, stage.

convincing dramatic poweis, at times

task.

and that is something, these days. It She sees herself as she would be reaching splendid heights. In parti- requires a large cast and frequent if she fellows the advice of the suitor cular, her scene as the opera singer, changes of sceners, and is altogether who urges her to remain at home and is her dressing room at the opera in company. All the more credit to the cerves it a tired, happy school intensity that was potable. This a heavy undertaking for a maveling follow the path of duty, as he .com Paris, was given with a gripping Denniston Players for shouldering the teacher, bereft of her voice and her sene also made heavy demands on Neave.

beauty, and forsaken by her lover Mr. David Belbridge, who played The story has to do with the for her younger sister. The bride, who was given away affairs of Gina Ashling, played by

the part of her brother, Kenneth She sees herself also as she would | Ashling-demands which he met most by her father, Mr. Thomas Neave, of Miss Howard, at a time when she is be if she accepted the offer of an adequately. Mr. W. D. Howard as the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock confronted with the momentous operatic career-deceived by the the Indian Yogi was another who Co was attended by Florence Neave as bridesmaid, and shall be. Her father had been un- and led into a surdid, dissolate life, delivery and expressive voica, added Miss problem of deciding what her future smooth promises of the impressaria scored in his part. His excellent Misses Mary Davison and Mary fortunate in business before his which terminates in the shooting of much to the play. The other mem Rattey as flower girls Mr. W, R death, and the family income is her betrayer by her young brother, Farmer. of Messrs Butterfield and dwindling. She is the possessor of

"bers of the company were consistent- Sarire, ably performed the duties of a remarkable voice; she has also would be if she married the man of Tonight the Denniston Players

Finally, she sem herself as she ly good. three suitors, each of whom is wealth, dragged into the divorce will present a farce, Nightie Night."

bestaan.

The bride looked charming in white charmeuse draped and trimmed with crange blossom. She wore also a long train from the shoulders, round of lace bordered all with a fold of charmeuse, and carri- ed a beautiful bouquet of white chrysanthemums, Arim lilies, and maiden hair fern. A pretty dress of gerasion net over white satin to match was worn by the bridesmaid who carried a bouquet of sweet peas and maiden hair fern. The flower girls were prettily dressed in white net with flower waist bands and wore wreaths Af flowers round their heads. They also carried dainty baskets with sweet peas and maiden hair Ferns. The bride's mother wore 2 becoming dress of Jube coloured charmeuse embroidered in steel, and carried a bouquet of roses. -After the church ceremony, which was rendered the more beautiful by music rendered at the organ by Mr. T. Martin, a reception WAS

held at the Hongkong Hotel

at

which the customary toasts were honoured" by a large gathering of friends.

Mountain Mist and Maummin Strean,- The honeymoon is being spent at L.16, 1.49.3, 2.24, last Macao and Canton. The bride's quarter 34.2.

going away dress was of heavy blue Moorland King. 36. 112.1, 1.47.3. charmeme with black velvet bat.

2.20.2, last quarter 32.4. Ankle Deep, 35, 1.10, 1.45, 2.17,

last quarter 32. Forest Child, 43, 1.22:1, 1.55.2,

2.26-3, last quarter 30.1. Black Frier and Grey Friar, 41.3. 1.20, 1.56, 2.31.2, fast quarter

35.2..

Mighty King 42.1, 1.25.3, 207.

2.42, last quarter 35, Sir Newton and Joy Bell, 43, 1.23.3 2.01.2, 2.34, East quarter. *Dandy Child and Valley Child, 35.3,

1.11.2, 1.46.2, 2.18, Jast quar-} ter 31.3. Brutus, 33, 1.07.3, 1.42, 2.12, last

quarter 30. Aspirin, 39, 1.18,-1.56.3, 2.30, last

quarter 33.2.

The presents, which were both numerous and valuable, included the following Bride to bridegroom, gold wristet watch; bridegroom to bride, diamond and platinum brooch: bridegroom to bridesmaid, diamond and pearl ring, and bridegroom to flower girls, bracelets.

gold curb

BOYD-SHIRES.

CATHEDRAL WEDDING.

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Another pretty wedding was solem- nised this afternoon when Mr.

James Boys, of the Chartered Bank,

was married to Miss Mabel Shires at "Don Pedro and Don Juan 37.2, St. John's Cathedral by the Rev. V. H.

1.15.2, 1.53.1, 2.26, last quar-Copley Mayle.. ter. 32.4.

The bride, who wore a becoming Thermcetin, 36; 1.12.3, 1.50, 2.25, cream costume and georgette hat was last quarter 31.

given away by Mr. J. L. Crockait it MILES.

and had as bridesmaid Miss Alys Hatton and Dumleegas, 42, 1.19.1. Crockatt, while the bridegroom had 2.00, 2.38, 3.16, last quarter for bestman Mr. W. J. Morrison.

32..

2.35,

Bolshevik, 44, 1.16. 1.54, *3.08, last quarter 33. Adventurer and Misperrimus Doleful, -37, 1.13, 1.49.2, 2,28, 2.58.2,

last quarter 32.2..

The congregation at the funeral of Sir Gerald Goodman, late Altomey. General of the Straits Settlements, at Bath Abbey, included Sir Edward,Pare Silver, 46, 1.25, 2.05, -, Brockman, former Chief Secretary, FMS. Sir Arthur Young, former 3.12.3. Governor of the Straits Settlements, also Mr Elliott representing the Singa pace Bar, Mr. Murray Johnson representing the Association, of British

Twinkle Toes, 43, 1.20, 2.01, 2.40, 3.12.3, last quarter 31.3.

11 MILES.

After the ceremony. at the Charter House, where friends of the Cathedral a reception was held at happy couple assembled to honour

the usual toaste

The honeymoon is being spent at Repulse Bay,

The Right Rey. Bishop. D. Pozzoni, left to-day for Walchow on a

Chinese New Year.

Malaya, Mr Goodman of the Malay States Civil Service, Mr Sydney Help The Renown, 46, 1:30, 210, 2.47. Pastoral visit and will return after the

from, the P.W.D. Straits Settlements, and Professor D'Albuquerque.

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