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SHANGHAI TRAGEDY.
Story of the Murder of General Ting.
no difficulty in making their cape, nor were they identified. The story of the events inside the honse was óbtained from the..
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1912.
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The T. K. R. 8. Shinyo Man arrived at Sais Francisco on the 6th inst, and will be despatched from S Fraudsen to this port on the 18th inst. The T. K. K. 8.. Hongkong Ma.n uiled From Yokohama on the 8th fast.. for Hongkong and is expected to aire: on the 21st inst
The T.. K., as. Tenyo Maru will Only fully prepaid letters aul pust-Buil from Yokoliams for Hongkong on servants and the wife of the murids are transmissible by the Siberian the 12th inst, and is expected to artive dered Mr. Ting. While it is report Boule to Europe. Letters for this on the 26th Inst. A torriblo tragedy was onacloded that valuables worth $10,000 route should be superscribed via Sibein. Shanghai orly on the morning wore in the house the delibe- of May 4.
rate murdor of Mr. Ting suggests Opening with the destruction that robbery could not have been of a house by fire, the consumma-the sole factor in the crime. The tion of the outrage was reached fact that the front door was upon "says the "N. Chinu Daily Nows," when General Ting came home, in the murder of a couple of and that when they made their Chinese, one of whom was the escape from the burning house it son of a prominent refuger. The was still locked as he land left it whole affair sccns to have been upon entering, seams to indicate planned with the utmost care that the meu nuust have becu and carried through with the concealed in the house for sovend greatest daring, and so successful hours before the crime. What up- have the perpetrators teen in pears to have the greatest bouring their work that they have de upon the affair is that when the parted without leaving the murderers entered Mr. Ting's inintest trace of their identity.
ro he apparently knew their The crime must have been object. What was behind their carried out towards half-past | visit and what their reasons were three o'clock for at the time for desiring his death remains to montional the alarm of fire was be unravelled, andi ́n difficult task given. The outbreak occurred confronts the police in their work practically opposite the face of inquiry. Obviously the crimg Club, in a fair sized Chinese was the sequel to previous events, | house. At this part of the Settle the dotnile of which are a mystery. Haibow, Haiphong and Pakloi-Por ment there is a decided scarcity From General Ting's connection
Mathilde, izu May, ĐỊA.. of fire hydrants, so that in tack with the army political motives and India via Bombay--Per. ling the outbreak the Brigade have been suggested, but at pre-
Poleavers, 13th May, 11 a at Carl had to lng out length affor lugth sent it is impossible to my for Qui Tai, 13tr May, 1 15 of hose before the flames would whether this in à correct view. be reached. It was this severn) minutes before the fire could be
properly tacked, and meanwe MALAY FOOTBALLERS. the house was enveloped in fumes,
Revolver Shot Heard,
Fortunately all the inanatos had A Ruffianly Scene in the F. M. 5. made theroscapo with, the oscop
tion of two men, who, howover, & regrettable football segno was are believed to have been dead witnessed un the Padang, Kuala before the fire reached the pro-Tanupur, on May, 1, says the portions itdi. Upon the first of "Straits Times." the outbreak being seen from the With fifteen minutes to expire outside four revolver shots buds the League match between beon hoard, and with the firing of those the tragedy was com ploted.
Casuals and Sultan Suloimun, a Malay player was sent off for foul; play, and two of his colicagnes The house in question was on allowed him in sympathy.. Play expied by a former allicer in the
was resinned and a fight occurred Chinese army, tional Ting Wali.tween a Malay and a Cusoul. Ho left the army about four years spretator then raced on the field ago and retire to his home in Yand struck the Casuals player. man, but at the same time carried The polio arrested the spectator on a large business in medicines and the game came to an abrupt in Hankow! When the revalu-
Lepnelusion. tion bruke out he took refuge
The Sultan Suleiman side had in Shanghai, With him eme his three sons, but the nightbeiroot lost a goal in four engage the tragedy one had left for Nat-ments provious to this mintch. king. The other two were living They commenced as if there was possibility of their being in the hound, one of them, Ting Shu-neo, having his wife with defeated, indulging in the muust fanciful play. Their opponents, About midnight on Friday on the contrary, played dashing, General Ting, who had spent the forceful football and before the evoning elsewhere, returned to the interval had scored through 11. house, and found that the front Waguar.
kim.
110
Play had boon clan
The Malayi oponed the second half at a great pace and ull but
qualised.
door was opon. He closed and up till then, and no-oneanticipatoi bolted it, and going upstairs found the disgraceful scene that followed. the wombers of the household engaged playing dominoes, Vory shortly afterwards all tiro to rest, and nothing acarred antil 3,30 a,m},,
A Servant Killed,
Play was transferred and the Casuals inside right then came! through. The Malays' left-back
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At this hour one of the servantsept upon him, with the result Swatu, Amoy and Formon-Per was awakened by flames apparent-
that the forward foll heavily. Mr.
ly in the cook house. He had no All, the referas, ordered off the
Boshuar, 10th May, 9
A.N.
Per Tjimack, 16th May
JI A.X.
sooner reached the kitchen thank, whom he lui cautioned Ustavis, Sararang and Sourabaya
by
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P.M.
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PASSENGERS DEPARTED.
Per as. Zafira, sailed on 10th May, for Manila, &c. :----
Milg previously. The section of the
Ali, Rabian“ three
Bartholome, Mis Morison, (i, E erowd behind the Church goal mėn. No words; scom to
C.
Mak. Tang-kwong cheered the offending player and Macao-Per Sui Tai, 15th Mng, 1.15 Brady, Majar and Noo, hun have passed, but the unfortunate servant was immediately stabbed. rgod his colleagues to leave the
Norts Clins-fer Cua Chu-ng Possibly he was killed by the the field. They did so, but their Shanghai and
Chean, 16th May, 8 r.m. Ous Mung first blow of the knife, but whe-centre-half succcoded in bringing thor ho was or not, his murderers ciglit of them back and the game Swaton, Amor, Formosa and Foo how Choy Gint, Master
-Per Haiyang, 17th May, Choy Tai cut his throat, and loving the was resumed. The player sent
Choy On off was wearing a white handker- body lying where it was, upstairs to the room in which Mr. chief around his head, as usual, Japan Yokola-Por Iton, 17th Ting Shu-nce was sleeping with and it was noticed that the Inft his wilo.
TAI
10 A.M.
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Choy Ping Choy Ken-slug
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Rulia Ritam, Pher Biso Kned-hun
Singh, Boint Singh, Munga Singh, Somnad Singh, Nan
Singh, Rattan
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M. H. O. and North Chins-Per Joes, H. A. Jesus, M, da Kwangsanz, 18th May, 5 F.M. Khan, Bandi
North Chins and Japan Khan. Desondi Tin Kob:-Per Fooksang. Khan, Admu! 18th May, 5.1.x,
Khan, Ahmu
Wong Chung Wong Lun-him
་
Wong Wing-sick
Onir, Dr. H. W. 'Bingh, Kepres half, who took his placo, had Straits and India vis Calcutta-P¢1 affected this style of headgear Kutsang, 18th May, Callaway, C. Had Ting Been Warned?
Singh, Kank since the incident occurred. He Philippine Islands-Por Yuensang, Davies, O. H. There are run surs that Ting at once commenced to act in an
Singh, Phorn 18th May, P.M. had been warned of his approach excited manner, while the goal- Veibsiwei and Tientsia-Per Haichów,
Hayes, Mr. & Mrs, Singh, Bishan
ó. V. Summe lot, B. II. ing fate, and whion he auw the keeper raced up the field to lead
18th Mny, ro ||
Tan Yu-tlong mon ho seems to have realized the forwards. The Malays at Philippin Toland, Yap, Marina, Hook, K S.
Tin Thal that his life was in poril. He is tacked until the Casuals outsido-
Friederich,
Terado, K. Wilhelmshafen, Barns, I. reported to have offered them all right got possession. He was
Tang Ya-nion the money they wanted if they attempting to trick the Malay
Tram, Bhal would only sparo his life, but his player, who had gone left back, supplications were in vain. The when blows werd struck. The men were armed with revolvers, Casuals, players separated the four shots wore, fired in rapid combatants, but in the moantime Shanghai saccession, and the
mena Malay spectator hd raced on rushed from the houso. Mr. Ting the playing pitch and supplo- Shanghai, had been killed outright, and in monted the punishment the the firing Mrs. Ting received a Casuals player had received by shot in the upper arm. The striking him. A European polico shots had arouse everybody in officer was on the scene in a the house, and they wore able to accond and had the spectator. nasist Mrs. Ting to make her es removed to High Street police cape from the spreading flames.station. The reforce brought tho The bodies of the two murdered game to a close and the field was men were left behind, and it was soon the scene of a struggling not until the forenoon when the mass who mostly cheered and debris was cloared that they were sympathise with the Malays. rocovered.
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Motive Not Robbery. Although on the scone within
a minute or two of the perpetra
tion of the orime, tho polico had
The attitude of the Malays gathered behind the top goal undoubtedly caused the "Sultan Suleiman men to lose their hende, and on three occasione Mr. Allon
little chande of running down the had perforce to speak to then
Assassina. In the confusion Many filthy expressions were attending the fire they had had employed.
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