1914-06-11 — Page 1

The Hongkong Telegraph

(ESTABLISHED 1881). Copyright, 1914 by the Proprietor.

WEATHER FORECAST

FAIR

'Barometer 29,84

June 11, 1914.

Temperature 6

Humidity

2820

四八十月五年實甲

TELEGRAMS.

THE ITALIAN DISORDERS.

MORE. SERIOUS INCIDENTS.

.. 82,

2 p.m.

81

TELEGRAMS.

THE SUFFRAGISTS.

THURSDAY,

TELEGRAMS.

MOTORING.

DRIVEN FROM THE CITY.

A BIG TOURIST RACE:

June 11, 1913,

JUNE 11, 1914.

四拜爐 號一拾月六英的香

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.

TELEGRAMS.

AMERICA CUP.

RESOLUTE'S RECORD TIME.

FAR EASTERN TRADE. ' PAY CLERK ROBBED.

RUSSIA ON THE ALERT.

Temperature 6 a.m. 80 p, in. 88 Humidity

50 38,

ATTACKED BY MASKED MEN,

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London, Received June 10. Reuter's correspondent at An

Landon. Receivat June 11.

London. Received June 11. For the race for the Motor Car

London. Received June 11.

Loudon. Received June 10.

London, Received June 11.

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TELEGRAMS.

NEWS FOR BUSY MEN,

CONDENSED.

Serious strike affrays are re- ported from Florence and Bari, An exasperated public to-day

Reuter's correspondent at St.

Latest cricket results are given 'Reuter's correspondent at 'cond states that thousands of drove suffragisce selling literature Tourist Trophy in the Isle of Man York states that a thirty miles has adopted a motion calling Clerk was conveying a box of Router's correspondent at New Petersburg states that the Duma Sydney statos that while a Pay

to-day. people attending the funeral of from the City, tearing up their there were 22 starters of various race between the three aspirants upon the Government to adopt £3,300, representing wages, from the City were driven from the Suffragista solling literature in victims in the strike disorders placards.

antionalities. The race is over for the defence of the Amerios mots effectnal measures for the the railway to the pay office at streets by an oxasperated public. became infariated towards a Volunteers are being formed distance of 600 miles. The ro Cup was anild outside Sandy promotion of trade with Mongolin, Eveleigh, two macked men drove spectator who was smoking a fer the protection of churches,sult of to-day's 300 miles is as Ecok.

Volunteers are being formed cigaretto whilet watching the otc..

follows

China and the Last generally by up in a motor stolen during the for the protection of churches, The Reaplute covered the the creation of special oxport chauffeur's absence, covered the ato., from suffragist attacks. funeral. Disorders ensued, rovol-

Mr. K. Lee Guinness, on a dietauce in the record time of 3 bounties, modifications of the clerk vers were fired and many people

Siebenm car; 5 hours, 15 minutes, hours, 16 minutes, seconde, Oustoms tariffs and development decamped with the box. were admitted to hospital. suffer-

57 Feconds.

beating the Vanitie by 7 minutes of communications. ing from injuries.

seconds. The Defiance withdrew,

London. Received June 11:

Strike affrays have taken place at Florence and Bari, numbers of people being wounded. One was killed at Florence.

'Sylvia" Arrested.

Iator.

Miss Sylvia. Pankhurat,' vorne ou a litter, honded a procession of East End suffragists to the House of Commons. After the procession had gouo a mile, the police surrounded the litter and The General Labour Confedera-arrestad Miss Pankhurst. A man tion at Rome has declared the was injured in the teufile. etrike off throughout Italy.

More Disorder.

· Lator.

police broke it up.

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Mr. A. Lee-Guinness, on Sunbeam car; 5 hours, 18 minutes, 57 seconde,

A. Porporato, on a Minerva car; 5 hours, 31 minutes, {} seconde.

MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

The procession, which followed by enormous crowde, reached the Strand, where the A party of A mob at Naples stoned the

twelve entrained for Westminster THE JAPANESE Artillerymen, whereupon the latter fired, killing one. The and were allowed to enter the crowd besieged a dairy where the House of Commons: Mr. Illing

worth, Chief Liberal police took refuge, and the dairymen thereupon used their received then, and they die

persed quietly. revolvers, killing a demonstrator.

Crowds joined processions in Florence and Rome, cheering the King and the Army, and pro- violence testing against the shown by the strikers. There was no disorder.

GOODS NEWS FROM ALBANIA.

Whip,

A DUMA INCIDENT.

MEMBERS LEAVE THE HOUSE.

London, Received Juná 11.

Reuter's correspondent at St. Petersburg states that the Dama London. Received June 10. has by 166 votes to 60 expressed Reuter's correspondent at itself in favour of a Bill granting Durazzo states that the Prince immunity to members, where- and Princees have reviewed the upon the Extreme Right with- Forces and been given an ovation. drew from the House.

STORM ABOUT A CADDIE.

Amusing Home Golf Case.

causes such a lot of rubbish sa this. Far better give up Mitcham golf course and go and play somewhere else.

to Scotland? (Laughter),

Lords of the Manor.

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TIBETAN QUESTION.

CHINA'S MINISTER TO LONDON.

CALLED TO PEKING.

London. Received June 11.

CHINA RAISES FRESH POINIS.

London. Received June 11. Router's Agency, learne that.

Low Yuk-lin, Chinese Ambas. ANDISAPPEARANCES, the Anglo-Chinese negotiations sador to London, has been sum regarding Tibes, which are pro-with the Government on State moned to Peking "to consult coeding in India, are not yet affairs." He is not officially completed..

China has raised fresh points occasioning delay

London. Received June I Nothing further is known con- cerning the disappearance of the Japanese Minister and Attache, in Mexico, but it is believed in Tokyo that their return to Mexico City has only been delayed.

Mediation Deadlock,

Later.

Renter's correspondent થો Niagara states that a hitch has occurred in the mediation negotiations, the United States insisting on the non-recognition of President Haerts.

The mediators are inclined to allow President Huerta to

nominate a successor.

Mr. Colam: No, my Lord, that

Not in Magna Charta.

$

MR. ROOSEVELT'S SON.

MARRIED IN SPAIN:

Shen Soou-ling, Ambassador relinquisbing his post in London.

to Vionua, will temporarily epresent China in London pend- ing the decision whether Lew Yuk-lin returns. The latter leaves for Chins early in July.

·NEW BRAZILIAN MINISTER.

Loudon. Received June 11. Renter's correspondent at

London. Received June 11. Madrid states that Mr. Kermit Roosevelt, son of ex-President Senhar Regie de Uliveira, at Roosevelt, haa married a daugh- present Minister to Cubs, has ter of Mr. Willard, the United been appointed Brazilian Minis States Ambassador to Spain. ter to Tokyo and Peking.

could supply oaddies through a (Laughter.) caddis master they must be held

to be agents for the Conservators Mr. Justice Ridley: When can for the supply of caddies to all it be said that preparations are

made for playing golf?

persons.

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with A revolver and

HOME CRICKET.

THE LATEST RESULTS.

Mr. Kermit Roosevelt bos max- ried a daughter of Mr. Willard, U.S. Ambassador 10 Spain. -

Senhor Regis de Oliveiro has been appointed Brazilian Minister to Tokyo and Peking

There is a hitch in the mediation negotiations between America and Mexico.

In a 30-mile race between the America Cúp defenders the Ra- solute covered the distance in record time.

Results of the first 300 miles

Leden. Received June 11, Middlesex beat Warwickshire at Lord's by ten wickets.

Lancashire beat Kent at Mar- chester by an inpings and 153 of the race for the Motor Car

Leada by five runs.

Tourist Trophy in the Isle of Man Yorkshire beat Derbyshire at

are given to-day.

Hampshire drew with Notts at Southampton, securing the points.

AUSTRALIAN POLITICS.

London, Received June 11.7

Reuter's correspondent at Mel. boarne states that, in the House of Representatives, Mr. Cook an nounced that Parliament would be dissolved on July 20 and the election would take place on September 20.

It is believed in Tokyo that the return of the missing Jap- anese Minister and Attache to Mexico City is only delayed.

The Prince and Princess of Albania were given an ovation on reviewing the forces at Darazzo.

The Australian Premier has announced that Parliament will dissolve on July 20% and the elections to ke place on September

120.

Miss Sylvia Pankhurat his been arrested while borne in litter at the head of a procession of suffragists to the House of Commone,

tion calling on the Government to adopt more effectual measures for the promotion of trade with Mongolia, China and the East generally.

NEWS.

General news apposta on page.

Lt. General and Mrs. Wylde arrived in the Colony in morning.

The hearing of a claim for damages for non-delivery of morphine was farther host in the Summary Court this morning,

An interesting lecture on The Importance of the Alother Tuni gue, was given at the u Lusitano last night.

A Pay Clerk conveying Mr. Justice Darling, agreed box containing £3,300. in wages the only institution at present said that Mr. Justice Darling

where He confessed that for a time be from a railway in Australia was is a hasty conclusion. Every con- which had appointed a caddie would remember cases ceivable game is permitted there, master.

persons lingering in the Division felt inclined to say that the re-held up by two masked men who but under regulations, The Counsel submitted that the lobby had been said to amount gulation was ultra vires, but on decamped with the box. Mr. Justice Darling: Can we, question is how the

looking further into the matter The Dams has adopted a mo he had come to the conclusion by mandamus, send you all back are to be carried out regulations caddie master was bound to to obstruction.

supply caddie, and that he had Mr. Justice Ridley: How can a not obeyed the regulations as Mr. Justice Darling; That is that it was not so, having regard Mr. Justice Ridley: The point man be said to be guilty of anatood. As the Golf Club was the in an assembly which exists to the case decided in 1911: A case raising important ques-we have to decide is whether this offence for which he is to be fined only institution or persone who principally

for olairuotion: When people played games on tions regarding the playing of golf gentleman (the respondent)ought because he has oboyed

commont there must be certain restraints. When the object wÊN on Mitcham Common came before to play golf or not. (Laughter); regalation made, not by him, but Mr. Justics Ridley, Mr. Justice

by the Conservatore?

that people should be all wed to Darling and Mr. Justice Rowlatt Mr. Colam 'said that this was

play different sorts of games one must look to see whether the on May 9,

rather too wide. The rogulation Mr. Frederick Harris, described was that anyone who was not a

Hämipden on the Links, an

general advantage, would not be 3 to-day and log book on page 6 Mr. Justice Darling: Supposing

to encourage some people to lay as the caddie master of Princes member of the Princes Golf Club Mr. Justice Darling: If a person,

"Our contemporaries" appra^4 Mr. Justice Darling: Why Golf Club, appealed against a was not to start from the first the not a member of one of these golf a licensed caddie is forbidden to when one goes and buys the kind out places for the playing of such on page 2 and commercial now conviction on a summons taken between half-past nine

games as golf, and cricket by on page 9. and clubs, began to play between out by Mr. John Charles Augustus eleven o'clock on Wednesday 9.30 and 11 o'clock he would go with Mr. Harrison, and it had of clothes golfers wear.

spending money upon them. been decided that no one must. Harrison, who alleged that the and Saturday mornings. The commit an offence and might be play without a caddie, why should. 'Mr. Williams said that a man Mr. Justice Rowlatt eoncurred.

of that regulation summoned. If a man goes up to a he not go himself and take his appellant had obstructed him in object asing the common by refusing to was to give a proference to the person who is called & caddie foatman? If he is then told he might be described as making. The Princes Golf Club, who made the master and asks him to supply must not play, why should be not went to the course with his golf preparations to play when he supply him with a caddie. caddie master was fined by the course at their own expense and him with a caddie, and he says,

Bay: "It is you who would not olubs. Croydon magistrates and ordered kept it in order. The Princes" I shall not," there is nothing in furnish me with a caddie, The to pay costa,

Golf Club bought the manor, and these by laws which says he shall, regulation is unreasonable." The Mr. Justice Darling: Is he not Mr. R. F. Colam, K.O., and Mr. with the permission of the Con- and there is nothing in Magna matter could be tested in that making preparations to play when O. Dwyer, instructed by Messrs, servator they built the golf Course Charts to say he shall, is there?

**way. If his name was not Har- Nevile and Smith, appeared for and allowed the general public to (Laughter).

he meets his friend in the golf rison, but Hampden, that would elab the day before, and says the appellant; and Mr. Llewellyn play on it, but there was a regula Mr. Colam: Not that I know of. have been done, I know."Let us go down to Mitcham Williams, K.O., and Mr. Rowland tion that on two days of the week, Mr. Llewellyn Willisme, for (Laughter.) Thomas, instructed by Messrs. Wednesday and Saturday, daring the respondent, said the object

Mr. Williams The ressonable to-morrow and have a game "2 Warren and Warren, for the specified hours, the general public of the Metropolitan Commons ness of the regulation that he (Laughter.) respondent.

were to give way to the members Act was to preserve these com must be accompanied by a caddie Mr. Colam said the appeal was of the club. That was the only mons for the ass of the general who is licensed by local people is from a conviction for obeying a return the club got for laying out public, and the subsidiary object perfectly apparent. I do not regulation by the Conservatore of the course.

was that a certain amount of or- know whether an ordinary foot- Mitcham Common. The Justices | Mr. Justice Darling You talk ganised games should be played man, would know what a "dwet" thought a regulation was unreas of the lords of the manor, are on thees Commons, with as little was and how to replace it,

Sterling Rubbers vary but little onable. There was no regulation there no commoners? |--

danger to the public as possible, (Laughter.),

from day to day and there is still which stated that the caddie', Mr. Colom: There are no comand that as many members of Mr. Justice Ridley: He might Mr. Justice Ridley said that in little inclination from this end to master ought to supply caddies. moners now, because the common the public as possible should know more than you think. his opinion the regulation was a come in at the lower prices. Mr. Justice Darling: What comes under the Metropolitan engage in the games. No one Mr. Williams said the primary valid one. Having regard to the Local rubbers are difficult to deal obligation is there upon the Commons Act.

was allowed to play golf on the object of the caddie was to see to case of the Mitcham Common in as there is practically no forced appellant to supply a caddie? I Mr. Justice Darling: I suppose common unless accompanied by the safety of the public. Counsel Conservatora v. Cox, decided in selling now and any buyers there

Crown Land Sale -2.30 f the commoners were looked upon a caddie licensed and authorised submitted that it was a very oner 1911, he was unable to say the mayo are on the look-out for

Wednesday, Juus 17 m as a barbaric survival of feudalism either by the Conservatora or the ous and unfair way to deal with regulation was ultra vires. There bargains only. The continued Hongkong Lotion Spin Thoy have been abolished? Princes Golf Club, and the re- the matter, that regulations should was nothing unreasonable in the nagging in the price of Tin does Weaving and Dyeing Co..

Mr. Colam: They have been gulations said that caddies must be made and changed at the regulation that a non-member of not encourage dealings in this Meeting of Creditors compensated.

be obtained by all persons caprice of the Conservators at the club should not request to be section. Oil shares stand at about Tuesday May 23. Mr. Justice Darling: It comes through the caddie master of the any time. The only way that the furnished with a caddie or insist previous levels with only a small Hongkong Ice Co., mon without a caddie. That had to this, doesn't it, that a person Princes Golf Clab or the Princes public could stand up for their upon going to the tee between 9.30 business passing. Spies are pos- Extraordinary General Meetin been held to be a perfectly good who might desire to take a quiet Ladies' Golf Club.

rights was to come to the Court and 11 o'clock on Wednesday or sibly the only exception and they 11am object.

walk there must not do it unless It was admitted that the Oon and contest the regulations. Saturday. It was not right to close considerably

Jower In

Tuesday June 20 Mr. Justice Ridley: What he is carrying a golf stick and is servators had never at pointed a On the question of whether the convict the present ppellant dustriale generally have more Hongkong Tire Insurance pack of nonsense it all is! There accompanied by a person called caddie master. The Golf Club, schon of the appellant had when he was merely obeying the sellers than buyers and the general| Ltd., Extraordinary ought to be no golf at all if it a caddie? (Laughter.)

as found by the magistrates was, amounted to obstruction, counsel the orders of the golf club... attitude all round is wait and see. Meeting-11 0,m,

do not know anything about golf, but why should not anyone play "without a caddie?\>

Mr. Colam replied that there was a regulation that no person should play golf upon the com

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Apper) Allowed.

Their Lordships allowed the appeal, with costs, and quashed the conviction.

Singapore Share Market.

Messrs. Fraser's share Circular

states:-

There is no improvement to report since our last advice and indeed the market is absolutely stag ant in all gestions

DON'T FORGET.

TO-DAY" Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.15 p.m.

TO-MORROW,

· Bijou Theatre 9.15 p.m. Victoria Theatre 9.16 p.ui.

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