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HONG LONG DAILY PRESS FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1935.

TWO FOUND

GUILTY

Sequel To Attack On Hotel Manager

Two of the three men who wore tried at the Criminal Sos- slons yesterday in Connection with the assault on Ma Tau Nam of the Empress Hotel, were found guilty, and sentences of four. years and three years were passed on them "respectively. THE third man was found "not guilty” and was discharged. The verdict in every case was by a majority of 5-2

FIRST

ACCUSED IN BOX

Continuing his evidence in the which they walked to Ma's house. witness box, Ho Lam-sang said Kwan Yu had made no reply when that when he saw Ma Tau-nam's chided by Ho for not wishing to car approach, he hid in the door-join in the assault, and before they way of the house and struck com- got to ME's house Kwan Yu had plainant as he entered. Maran disappeared. Witness went to a up the stairs, apparently trying to lavatory and when he came out he draw something out of a back saw Ma's car standing outside his pocket as he ran. Witness over-house and heard cries of "Save took him on the first landing and life" Witness rap to the house struck at him with a knife in his and saw. Ho Lam-sang who told hand, but Ma seized him by the him to run. He ran away but was wrist and they struggled.

caught by a Chinese constable.

Witness eventually got hold of Ma's legs, and, pushing him over, dripped, the knife and ran off. At the same time he heard a police whistle being blown. Ma's chauf- feur chased and caught witness and brought him back. Witness said to Ma Tau-nam: "May your whole family die out: you have eaten a great deal of paddy and rice."

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"Call"" letters: intended per- pučiti cation must be accompanied by the asms and address of the writer, not for publication, unless 10 desired, but as evidence of good faith.—ED.]

(To the Editor, "Hong Kong

Daily

TO-DAY'S CONSECRATION. StThe consecration of Arch- deacon Mok, as Assistant Bishop of the Diocese, in Hong Kong Cathedral this evening is a mat- ter of great significance for the Christian Church in South Ching.

It is thirteen hundred years since the first Christian missionary came to China (The Nestorian Bishop, Alopen, from Bagdad). The same year the Irish misston- artes reached the shores of North- ern England. The Christian Church of both countries has gone through many vicissitudes in the last thir- teen hundred years.

In the very early days of Hong Kong the arst Colonial Chaplain, Dr. Stanton, opened a school for Chinese boys at St. Paul's College- Kwan Yu, who also elected to with a view to establishing & Chin- make a statement from the dock.

ese Christian ministry. A few sald Ho Lam-sang had told him of years later the Bishopric of Hong the gridge he had against Ma Kong was established for the. con- Tau-nam, but when he asked him version of China and Japan. TE to join in the assault witness ad-

The consecration of a Chinese vised him to drop such an old at- Christian as Bishop marks a new fair. He went with the others part stage in this process, and symbo of the way to Ma's house, but belises the fact that the Chinese fore they reached it he went of Church has come of age. home and was there "arrested by sug-the police. He had nothing to do with the assault and although he had been a servant at the Bal em Club of which Me was a member, he did not find out his movements and that he carried large sums of money on him.

Cross-examined, witness gested that. Ma had fallen on the krute and cut himself. He had taken two knives because he be lieved Ma carried a gun and he wished to protect himself. He asked, Kwan Yu to help him in the assault, but he did not con- sent.

Reminded of his evidence given the previous day, that Kwan Yu consented in the tea house to help, xitness said his evidence was true.

Grandfather's Quarrel Asked what he intended to do to Ma Tau-nam, witness said he wished

the grudge to redress which his grandfather bore Ma Tau-nam for being swindled by

him.

Mr. Fraser:-You are suggesting that you took these two men to belp you assault Ma; that you then decided to carry out the attack yourself although you thought he gun and you knew his chauffeur was outside,

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Witness I was prepared to

sacrifice myself.

It is also significant that on the same day three other priests are being consecrated Bishops in the Anglican Communion In Tork Minster the Vicar of Portsea is being consecrated Blabop of Ribon, in St. Paul's Cathedral the Vicar of St. John the Divine, Kenning- All three accused made state-ton, is being consecrated Bishop ixents from the dock to the jury. of Bloemfontein, in Calcutta the Ho Lam-sang reiterated that he Rev: G. A. West, an SPC mis- assaulted Ma because of his grand-sionary in Burma, is being con- father's grudge. Pun Fong said secrated Bishop of Rangoon. he took part in the affair and

It is one hundred and fifty years "moved forward to strike but since Samuel Seabury was conse could not strike." Kwar. Yu said crated in Aberdeen as the first he went home before the affair Bishop in the United States. M

had started.

Summing Up

In his summing up, his Lord-

ship referred to the allegations made against Ma Tau-nam and said that these allegations should have been put to him. He comes nere, and he is here to-day, with as clean a record as that of any one, and, like anyone else, he is innocent until he is proved to be gulity. There may have been for years some levance in the mind of accused and it might have been aggravated by drink that night but even if there was a grievance, that is no excuse for the accused bebag as they did.

Questioned as to the bottle that had contained ether and the pad of cotton wool, witness said he knew the bottle contained poison" and if Ma Tau-nam was killed in

After the jury had returned their the struggle he was going to do verdict Mr. Fraser said that Ho Away with himself, **** The cotton

Lam-sung seemed better educated wool he carried with him because

than his companions. He was hom in Shanghai, had been educated at a school in Wyndham Street, and had worked in a steam laundry until May, 1933.

he used it on a blister on his toe The bottle was half full and he poured it out whilst in the police station and the Inspector in charge remarked on the smell.

Witness said he gave Pun. Fong the toy revolver, with the idea of using it to frighten Ma

Ever, since he was four years old itness had had the intention of redressing the grudge he told the Court

The Other Accused

Pun Fong was a Cantonese and had been unemployed for month.

In passing sentence, his Ford- ship reminded Ho Lam-sang that he was a young man but that he had carried dangerous weapons and was prepared to take life. He would be sentenced to four years' Pun Fong made a statement hard labour. Pun Fong had-ap- trom, the dock saying that these peared to be dominated by Ho things did, not concern him. He Lam-sang, but he had been a will had written the note in Chinese asking friends to, "co-operate and get rich and it referred to [appointment at the

where they were to pray for thele luck in the Po Plu lottery. On the night, of the incident all the accused had tea together after

ing tool and would go to prison with hard labour for three years. As the praguere the do

-net and Tre and Fun FODE ered threats. in Chines

PLANE MARKET LOST

Britain Ousted From China

Air Mail Service)

conside

Chinese

Since that time the Anglicar

Communion has spread throughout the world, and there are now over

three hundred Dioceses and 375 Bishops

Is China there are twelve, Dio-

ceses organized as a Province with

a presiding Bishop.

The consecration of Archdescon Mok will be taken by Bishop Nor rls of Feking, who is Chairman of

the House of Bishops of the Chin ese. Church He will be assisted by Bishop. Ding, Assistant- Bishop of the neighbouring Diocese of Fukien, Bishop Curtis, Bishop of Cheklang, and Bishop Nichols who was recently consecrated Assistant Bishop at Shanghai, - -

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FIGHT ON "LUNGSHAN”. I would like to extend a cordia

The sequel to a quarrel be- invitation to your readers to share in the service at the Cathedral tween two Chinese on board the at 5.30 p.m. to-night. The service steamer Lungshan on Tuesday was will be in Mandarin and the ser the appearance before “Mr. E I mon in Cantoniese. The preacher Wrane Jones yesterday of La Wah Is the Rev. P. Jenkins who has on a charge of causing grevious worked with Archdeacon Mok for the last thirty years in Canton,

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THE ENGLISH ASSOCIATION

W. Schofield on two charges of falling to forward Import declara- tions within the required period. A fine of $25 was imposed on each of the two charges.

Ng Yan, aged 31, unemployed bodily injury to Lal Bui-cho. way charged with stealing a quan- Sergeant Baldwin prosecuting tity of house fittings from the asked for a remand, as the com-st, and second doors, of No. 436 plainant was in hospital. He said Portland Street on Tuesday Sen the quarrel was over food. The tence of six weeks hard labour complainant struck the defendant was passed by Mr. Hamilton yes- with a stool, and the defendant re- terday. taliated by striking complainant

hausas

with a bottle. All that was left of

peared as

the bottle was its neck

The complainant had several scalp wounds, including a cur about two inches long, which had to be The next meeting of the Hong stitched. He was in a bad way Branch of the Buzish, 438. | when he was brought to the Police is to be addressed Station on the night of the incl-

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Me Wynne-Jones, remanded the case for 48 hours.

y Baines of the Cather dent. subject being “The Rescue

has had to be post The date originally fixed sday 5th February, but ag A line of $100, was imposed on this is, a Public Holiday in Hong Captain 8. Holmes, of the steam- Kong the meeting has been trans, ship Lygemool; by. Mr. E. W ferred to the first available. Tuca- | Hamilton at the Kowloon Magia day, thereaftek Theaday 19th tracy yesterday wher Feb

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Sentence or six weeks hard la bour was passed by Mr. E-] Wynne-Jones,

the ·Central Magistracy on Hui Yau, unemplo ed who was charged with the theft of a roll of silk crepe from the Hong Kong Frapers Shop, No 17 Jervola Street, ground fo Wednesday. Inspector Ellis sald thst at about 7:30 pm the de- fendant want to the shop and asked to be shown some, alike. He was shown several rella but said they did not suit him. He then left the shop. Immediately after he had left the assistarif missed & mil of silk, and nurning-out of the shop, he stopped the defen- tdant, and found the roll hidden in

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