BARONET'S 19 YEARS OF SILENCE.
ROMANCE REVEALS LIFE SECRET.
WIDOWED TWO MONTHS AGO.
it
Yes, I am Sir Francis Lauri enes John Barrow, Bari,"
With a laugh in which there was adness, Sir Francis Barrow-"the Missing Barsusta man who has been at to his friends and family for 10 years, revealed his identity
to a prossm10ATES, S
In 1013 Sir Francis walked out of his house and did not return.
WALK-IN RAIDS.
WANTED WOMEN'S WATCH ON BIG HOUSES.
1:
BRAINS AND DARING,
Women crooks" are causing a lot of trouble in London, and special efforts were being made by Scot. ad Yard to round up two women house-bruskers who have recently made good hauls in West-End houses,
Both have displayed extraordi- nary daring.
可
The intent affort was the robbery Since that duy his friends have at Lady Illingworth's house, where searched for him in yain. Lasta prie, duck-complexioned woman year, when his son was seriously calmy visited number of rooms, ill, an 808 was brondenst uppoal-removed the jewellery nad even ing to him to come forward, but went into the room where Lady
Illingworth was in bed, there was no response.
Lady Barrow died two months
ago.
The woman, entered the servants quarters where the servante were
His whereabouts would still havent ten. bean unknown but für the fact that Lotice of the forthcoming marriage of "Erancia Larence John Barrow, widower, aged 69, io Edith Towns hend, spinster, aged 62," was given at the Hearisela-street,, Strand, re- gister office yesterday,
In the Wes. Ead hotel where he is staying the Baronst who has Come Back to Life told why he disappeared," and of his adven tures as plan Mr. Barrow.
When Father' and Son Passod.
First of all, let me make clear that I did not disappear,
waid.
be
Lady Barrow, my solicitors,
"Walk In "* Speciallats.
The two wanted" women are specialists in the "walk in" kind They reconnbitre a al robbery. likely house, watch the entrances and, when the coast is clear, calmly walk in, and ransack the rooms.
Both women are usually stylishly big house it is dressed and in quite possible, for them, to move about without their being regarded with suspicion, particularly if the owner is in the habit of entertain. ing frequently. The raids are made at varying hours during the day,
These particular worpen crooks are individualista-it is not believed they are in any way connected with the gangs who make periodic raids.
A few months ago a woman crook was being sought in the Home
HONG
KONG DAILY PRESS. MONDAY, MAY 30, 1932.
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
RECENT CHANGES IN. PERSONNEL.
officer, Wanhsien, has gone ascoad ofteor, Nanchangist
Mr. F Kolly, second officer. Nanchang, has gone acting chiel' officer, Liangchow.
Mr. W J. Jenus, ohief officer, Liangohow, has gone suply chief officer, Wanhsion
Capt. P. J. Maloy, sup'y mastor, Wanksion, has gone command, Ngankin.""
Capt. W. M. Christie, of the Nganki, has gone command, Ning- po.
Capt. WT. Bichard. of the Tinglang, has gour mastor, Fau-
g
Capa J. S. Turnbull of the Capt. R. P. T. Hopkins, of the Fausang, has gone muster, Yat-Ningpo, bas gous chief officer, Sun-
ning.. shing.
Mr. J. W. E. Warrier, chief off- cor, Sunning, has gone sup'y chief officer, Wanhaien,
Capt. 7. Moodie, of the Yatshing has gone master, Tingsang.
Mr. D. Mol. Campbell, sup'y Capt. C. M. Cater, of the Suiwe, clef engineer, officor, trem reserve, has gone master, Kungwo.
Capt. N. Cook of the Kuigwo,is on home leave.
Mr. D. H. Maxwell, wond sa is on home leave.
Mr. A. M. Jewell, chief officer,gineer officer, Aatung, is on short Buiwo, has gone master, the same leave. ship.
Mr. A. C. Smith, second officer, Saiwo, has gone acting chief cficer, the anime ship.
Mr. J. WE Tonkin, sup'y se cond ongineer officer, frem reservo, has gone second engineer officer, Antung
.
Mr. E. Ellison, sup'y second' Mr. G. Owens, third officer, Fan- sang, has gone second officer, Bui-engineer officer; Wanhsien, has re-
signed. S
Wo
Mr. C. W. Coxon, third engineer officer. Fausang, has gone third engineer officer, Yatahing.
Mr. E. G. Ritchie, from short leave, has gone third engineer ofi- cor, Fausang.
Mr. E. J. Cairns, from reserve, has gone third officer, Chipshing.
Mr. R. T. Salmon is on special
leave.
Mr. G.. W. Pollard, acting chief gone "sup'y" third engineer officer, engineer, officer, Liangchow, has Wanhaion,
Mr. G. W. Clark, sup'y chio! engineer fear, Wanliu, has gone- chief engineer offloar, Liangchow
Mr. R. E. Rissot, second engineer,
ups officer, Ngankin, has gone second enginear officer, Wanhsios.
Mr. W. D. Gardner, sup'y accond Mr. W. A. "Wickham, from re-
gona second engineer officer... Ngun. serve, has gone third officer, Kwai-ngineer offer, Wanhsien, has
kin.
sacg,
Capt. W. T. Hodge, from reserve, has gone sup'y master, Katshan.
Mr. P. Jenkins, chief officer, Fatahan, has gone chief officer,
Chinhus.
Mr. W. Hood, chief officer, Chin- han, has gone chief officer, Fatahan.
Mr. D. 1. Groer sup'y third on- gineer officer, Kwangtung, has geme sup'y third engineer officor, Wan-
hsion.
EXPECTED ARRIVALS AND MOVEMENTS.
Africa Maru from Japan duo June
6.
and
Agamonimon from Europe. Singapore due July 10, Agapenbe from Europe and, South
due Jime 5. Andro Lebonefrom Saigon due Jane
7.
from
3,
Europe and
Athos frean Japan and Shanghai
due June 7. Atrous from Japan due June
due June 1. Bearannoch
Straits duo June 12. Burdwan from Europe and South
due July 20. Changte from Australia and Mani
la duu Juno 10. Chichibu, Maru from Manila dus
May 30 City of Florence from Europe and
Mouth due June 20.
Col. Di Lina from Europe and
South due June 4. Deucalion from Europe and South
Idus June 13, Duisburg from Europe and South
due June 9 Empress of Canada from Manila
dus June 1. Empress of Russia from Canada, U.S.A., Japan and Shanghai due June 8. Eumasue from Europe and South
due Juao 12. Fulda from Europe, duo June 1 Gange from Europe and South dua
June 5. Hakozaki Maru from Japan and
Shanghai due June 10. Haruna Maru from Straits due
June 10. Hosang from Calcutta and Straits
due June 4.
Ionio Star from Europe and South
duo June 1.
Kaisar-I Hind from Europe and
South dus Juns 1.
Capt. A. B. Osmond, from home leave, has gone master. Fooshing.
Capt. R. C. Holden, acting, masKarmala from Europe Boniony and
Straits due June 11. Mr. H. Hopper has been appointer, Fooshing, has gone chief off- ed third officer, Anshun.
Machaon from United Kingdom
and South duo July 1.. Mr. F. A. White, third oficer,car, the same ship.
Mr. G A Angus, acting chief Anshun, has gone second floor,clicer, Fooshing, has gone second
Mr. G. H. Horn, second officer, officer, the same ship. Fatahan. Fatshan, has resigned.
Capt. D. Wilson, sup'y master, unme ship.
Mr. J. D. Thwaites, second off- cer, Tooshing, is on reserve."
Mr. G. Owens, second: officer,
and bankers all knew then I was Counties because "it was believed Fatshan, has gone command, the Suiwo, bas: gone third officer, Fau
alive. Whether that information was, passed on to my son and other members of the "family 1 ao ver
iknow.
What happened was this Twenty years ago there were do- mestic difficulties in the family and decided co separate from my wife. After making over the bulk of my estate to my wife and family I felt new life as home and started a plain Mr. Barrow.
For some while I continued my
that a women stylishly dressed and with beautiful grey hair-was the driver of a big car which was being used by men carrying out country house raide..
Capt. E. H. Histed, supymaster, Faushan, has gone command, Kuer- chow.
Mr. J. R. Liley, chief officer, Wenchow, has gone oa special The woman who breomes &
duty.
Mr. G. P. Cope, chief officer, crook" said a criminologist, "often provides a greater problem for
Wenchow. detectives than her male counter-Changchow, has gone chief officer, part. She is usually of more than averago intelligence, and uses her brains and lays her plans with much more care than men."
work as an architect. Then the BLOW MAKES A BOY GROW.
war came. I was too old to join!
up. I was living at Hastings at the
time and joined the "East Anglia recruiting ussion there.
"During the war i rend that my
GOLF MISHAP SEQUEL.
A once diminutive golf caddie,
son Wilfred had been wounded and Bernard Haag, who, like Alice in I wrote to the War Offer asking Wonderland, Ands himself growing where he was in hospital. The ro at a fantastic rate, figures in a ply I received was: Ask his next qurious damage suit at Cleveland, of kin.
"Have I ever seen my son? Yes. on several occasions, but without tus discovering my identity.
Ohio.
He is suing Mr. Lowell E. South- ern, a local player, for thrusting this greatness upon him."
4
ang,
Mr. T. A. Haughey; chief engine. er officer, Fuhwo, has gone chief engineer afficer, Loongwo,
Mr. J. M. McLeod, acting chief engineer officer, Loongwo, has gone second engineer officer, the same ship.
Mr. J. J. O'Callaghan, second engineer officer, Loongwo, is on ro-
M, E. G. Long, second officer, Scochow, has gone acting chief offiservo. cer.Changchow.
Mr. D. Boyd, sup'y second officer, Wanhsion, has gone second officer, Soochow.
Capt. J. W. Jenkins, from short leave, has goue bommand, King Juun.
Since his assumption of the office of managing-director of the Cantou- Kowloon Railway administration in Canton, Mr. Chen Chun-pok has introduced mapy improvements in the working of the linearm, the Chinese section,
In a collision Sunday morning Capt. J. Taylor, of the King, yuan, has gone sup'y master, Wan between the British steamer Antonio and a Chinese owned sand junk, haien.
Capt. R. Kettlewell, suply mason the Whangpoo River, the latter. ter Wanhoien, has gone command, Taming.
Capt. W. J. King, of the Tam. ing, has gone sup'y master, Wan- hsien.
Mr. A S. Lewis, chief officer. Ningpo, has gone chief officer,
Whangpu
Mr. J. Worsley, chief officer, Whangpu, has gone chief officer,
A year ago Mr. Southern made magnificent drive. The ball struck the 13-years-old caddie, stun-Ningpc. aing him.
Capt. J. L. Gamble, of the Kin- When he recovered consciousness tang, has gone command, Wanliu. he was afflicted with growing pains. Mr. B. N. Pybaltovsky, second Ever since the boy has been growing officer, Wusueh, has gone second phenomenally, until now, at 14, he officer, Woouung
in height, Mr. L. K. Beresnovitch, second measures Aft. 10in several inches more than, is officer, Woosung, has gone second
officer, Wusuch. years-old brother.
Once we passed each other in I re- Haymarket a few years ago. cognised him at once. Recognition seemed to dawn in my son's eyes, although he had not seen me since he was a boy of 12 He hesitated for a second and then apparently coming to the conclusion that he was mistaken hurried on.
As plain Mr. Barrow I have watched the fortunes of my family, I have seen my children grow up
He is still growing, and he objects and have been informed of the violently to the process. He arouses engagements and marriages.
"Why did I not come forward Mr. Southern of adding, by his when the wireless SOS was broad mashing drive. eight unwanted oast last year appealing for me ta.inches to his stature.. come forward because my sun was ill Because I read the following there was day that my wife had stated in au nothing interview that she know about the appeal. I then know that it could not be a matter of life and death.
The future 1 I shall just darry on as plain Mr. Francis Barrow.
Reunion By 'Phone., Captain Wilfred Barrow, son and heit of Sir Francis, is living wit his wife and family in a Norfolk village. When told the news of his father, he said: "I have pos spokon to him for nearly 20 years Once I met him face to face in the street. I am sure it was he, but if he
recognised me he gave no sign,"
Later, while Mr. Barrow was be- ang, intervisvad at his hotel, tho
The caddie's doctor testified that uo knowing to what heights his patient may tower.
According to the doctor, the golf ball injured the boy's pineal gland (in the braia), thus causing his abnormal growth,
Haag asks the jury to award him £4,000 damages.
BISHOP BANS SHORTS.
TEAM NOW PLAYING IN
LONG TROUSERS.
Brest Mgr. Du Parca.
the
telephone ball rang. The reporter Bishop of Quimper (Brittany), Was asked to answer and a voice after having severaly condemned paine through:
dancing, dancers and jazz bands,
The to Coptain Wilfred Bosnowforbidden the football. row. I want to speak to Mr. Bar. team of St. Garynis to play foot ball in shorts, which he describes as indecent. The team are playing in long trousers,
Tow.
A priest who subscribes to the. Bishop's dictum has even asked the wives of footballers who play in shorts to give their husbands burnt food until they relent.
Women and girls have been ex- eluded from the ground, as the priest believes that football is not a ht sport for women to watch.
Mr. Barrow was informed, and, showing signs of great emotion, he went to the telephone and said male that you, ifred! It is your father apeaking-after 20 years.
A dramavic pause, then. Wello tell me how you arep my bay, your wife down there!.
A meeting was arranged, and then Mr. Barrow said excitedly:
I am glad to hear your voice
A priest near Marseilles, Intor spain, though I hardly recognise
Good-bye, Wilfred and preting the Bishop's instructions God-blow yolk
as they applied to the degrading Sir Francis Barrow is the fourth effects of dancing", recently broke. Baronet (the baronetcy was created up a wedding party by putting in 1838), and succeeded his father in foot through the big drum of the 1900 The family motto is "Little band supplying dance music for the Suffices,"
guests..
his
Mr. D. Brotchie, chief officer, Kintang, is on short leave.
Mr. J. R. Radley, sup'y second
she later sank in the stream about vessel was so badly damaged that 200 feet from the Shanghai side, . One third of. Hankow's shops are closed.
Admiral Togo has recovered from influenza.
AL.
Mr. Woodhead is chairman of the Shanghai British Residents' sociatica Mr. R. G. Macdonald is in the vice chair.
Avenue Edward VII boasts of its Morry House, World House, and Sweet House.
Sir Miles Lampsun has returned to Peking:
Minister Shigemitau is improving. A was flm" was taken in Cha- pel this week.
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Barricades in Nantac have beon. removed.
Admiral Kelly is at Weihaiwer
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City of Perth. Bank Line, July 35 SOUTH AMERICA (West Coast Deucalion, B. & S., July 201 Trave, Melchers. July 1 Soudan, M. M. & Co., August 6. - SAIGON,
Athos II, M.M.. June 7. Dakar Maru, NYK. June 15. D'Artagnan, M.M.. June 21. Felix Roussel, M.M. July 10. Andre Lebon, M.M., July 5. G. Matzinger, M.M. Augus: 2. SANDAKAN..
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Hingang, J. M. & Co., June 7. Mausang, J. M. & Co., June 21.
BAN FRANCISCO. Prea, Lincoln, Dollar, June 7. Chichibu Maru, NY. K., Jans 1. Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.K., June 15. President Coolidge. Dollar, June
21.
Nansenville, Baak, Line, June 24. President Wilson Dellar, July 6. Bokuyo Maru, N.Y.K, July 7. SAVANNAH, Phemius, B. & S., Juna 6. SCANDINAVIAN PORTS. - Afrika, Mangers, June 1. Nanking, Gilman, June 1. Australien, Manners, July 3, Tamara, Gilman, July 4. Peiping, Gilman, July 27. BEATTLE.
Menesthous from New York, via
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due June 4. Nellore from Australia and Manila
July 2 Patroclus from Europe and South
due July 22. Persous from Europe and Singapore
due July 17. Phemius from Panama June 5.
Txion, B. & 5, June 4. President, Cleveland from U.S. Hiye Maru, N.Y. K., Junk 7.
Canada, Japan and Shanghai Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, June 11. due June 3.
Tantalus, B. & S., June 24. President Coolidgo from U.S.A., Pres, Taft, Dollar. June 28. Honolulu, Japan and Shanghai dussian Maru, N.Y.K. July 3,
New York and via Savannah" dus
June 13 President Garfield from U.S.A., President, Jefferson, Dollar, July 9.
Tyndareus, B. & S., July 14. Hemolulu, Japan and Shanghai Protesilaus, B. & S. August B due June 11 President, Lincoln U.S.A., HonoluSHANGHAL.
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and Shanghai due July 28, Rajputana from Europe and South
due June 13, Ranchi from Japan and Shanghai.
due June 3, Rapura from Europe and South
due July 27. Rawalpindi from Europe and Sorth
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duo June 7 Barpedon from Europe and South
due Juno 24. Birdhang from Calcutta and Straits
due June 28. Boudan from Europe and South
Mirzapore, M. M. & Co., May 30, Sinkiang, B. & S., May 81. Bhutan, M. M. & Co., June 1. Chichibu Maru, N.Y.K., June 1. Hangsang J. M. & Co, June 1. Taiyuan, B. & S., June 1. Kaisar-I-Hind, M. M. & Co., June
Santhia, M. M & Co., Jung S. Empress of Canada, C.F.R., Jure J Kiungchow, B. & S., June 3. Kaying, B. & S., June 4.d Ranchi, M. M. & Co. June 4, Agapenor, B. & S., June 5.. Kiangau, B. & S., June 5. Phemius, B. & S., June 6. Yatshing, J. M. and Co., June, s.· Nankin, M. M. & Co., June 6. Tokiwa Maru, N.Y.K., Jun- Andre Lebon, M.M., June 7, Hiye Maru, N.Y.K., June 7, Norviken, J. M. & Co., June 8. Australien, Manners, June 9. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., June 10. Chakrang, J. M. & Co., June 12 Glengarry, J. M. & Co., June 15.. Tatuta Mara, N.Y. June 15. Rajputana, M. M. & Co., June 18 Emp. of Russia C.P.R., June 17. Glengarry, J. M. & Co., Jana 17. Kutsang, J. M. & Co., June 17. Tanda from Japan due May 31. Felix Roussel, M.M., June 21 Tantalus from Europe and South Peiping, Gilman, June 21.
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Danmark, Manners, June 28. Tilawa from Calcutta and Straits Soudan, M. M. & Co., June 28.
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City of Derby, Bank Line, June 12 City of Perth, Bank Line, July 15.. VANCOUVER.
Empress of Canada, C.P.B., June Ixion, B. & S., June 4. Biya Maru, NY.K, June 7 Eion of Russia C.P.B. June 17. Tantalus, B. & S., June 24. Empress of Japan, C.P.L, July 1. Heian Maru, N.Y.K., July 3 Tyndareus, B. & S., July 14 Empresa of Asia, C.F.R., July 15. Protesilaus, B. & S., August 6 VENICE AND TRIESTE, Himalaya, Dodwell, June 1. Gango, Dodwell, June 18 Col. Di Lang, Dodwell, July. Gracovia, Dodwell July 20, Tergesten, Dodwell, August VICTORIA
Pres. Madison, Dollar, May 28. Emp. of Canada, C.P.L., Jane 2 Ixion, B. & D., June 4. Pro. Cleveland. Dollar, June 11 Emp. of Rusais C.P.R., June 17.” Tantalus, B. & 8 June 24VER Pres. Tait, Dollar, June 2 Empress of Japan, C.P.,aly L President, Jofferson, Dollar, Luly Tyndareus, B. & 8 July Empress of Asis, O.FR July 18 Protesilaus, B. & S., August e VALENCIA.
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