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SATURDAY, JUNE 24, 1922.

EARLIER TELEGRAMS. –

SIR HENRY WILSON'S ASSASSINATION.

Landon, June 23

The universal horror and detestation-evoked by the murder of Sir Henry Wilson expressed in this morning's editorials, is coupled with the highest tributes to the deceased, the bravery of the palicemen and grave anxiety regarding reaction in Ireland whare, it is feared, the crime will tend to widen the chasm be tween North and South and evoke reprisals in Belfast. The crime seems good reason has dismayed and depressed Dublin. There

to believe that Sir Henry Wilson "died with his sword in his hand, having drawn it when the first shot was fred. The weapon was found out of the scabbard. The authorities are considering the advisability of arming the lendon police. The wounded men, con- trary to previous report, are all doing well.

The Chief of Staff of the 1. R. A. Regulars has denied that the murder of Sir Henry Wilson was the work of the 1. 2. A.

Detectives in motor cars made a series of raids in suspected Sinn Fein quarters in London last night and sized quantities of firearms and bombs. No arresta were made.

The police raids last night bave resulted in a conference between the Premier. Mr. Shortt, Mr. Chamberlain and Scotland Yard,om- cials. The corference will be resumed this morning.

тел. were charged at Connolly and O'Brien, the arrested Westminster Police Court with the murder of Sir Henry Wilson and were remanded.

Crowds packed the street outside Westminster Police Court long before the Court opened. The public was rigorously excluded,

the

case and pressmen being ad- only those connected with mitted. Connolly and O'Brien were brought in a taxicab with drawn curtains, strongly guarded, two officers being inside and another beside the driver. all, armed and prepared for any even- tuality. The prisoners were rushed in the back entrance and ap- peared in the dock with thick bloodstained bandages round their heads. Their demeanour was defant.

The proceedings at the Werminster Police Court were short. The prosecutor, Mr. Travers Humphreys, said no time would be lost in bringing to justice the perpetrators of the ios and detest- able murder. It would probably be necessary to ask the Court to withhold the name and addresses of witnesses and prohibit photo- xraphing. A Police Inspector to t:fed that when charged at the Police Station neither prisoner replied, but Cunɔlly later asked "How are the other chaps which were shot?" When told they were progressing favourably both salleg were giac to hear it. They were remanded for a week.

There was an unusually large attendance in the House of Commons owing to the expectation of further developments in con- nection with the assassination of Sir Henry Wilson. The Premier was absent. Replying to complaints thereanent, Dr Chamberlain explained that Mr. Lloyd George wa- conferring with the police authorities with regard to future steps. Startling statements and interesting disclosures were made in the curse of a half hour's bombardment of Mr. Chamberlain with questions, mostly by "Die- hards. Mr. Chamberlain, replying, said every possible step would be taken to protect the lives of British subjects in Ireland and here. He announced that the Irish delate would be held on Monday when the Government would give information which could pro- perly be published.

Mr. Chamberlain stated that owing to the belief that the Irish withdrawn from position had improved police. protection was micisters and others, except the Chief Secretary, a month ago on the advice of Scotland Yard. He declined to state whether the Provisional Government had been asked to trace the antecedents of the alleged assassins and to arrest the leaders of the Irish Re publican, Brotherhood. The police were not armed at their ow request, bat a conference to reconsider the question of arming was being held.

information

Mr. Shortt, in reply to a question, said that no had been received with regard to any threats to assassinate Sir Henry Wilson. Major Arche Shre declared he had seen a letter to Scotland Yard about Sir Henry Wilson and indignantly called upon Mr. Shortt to resign. All questions to the Government were marked by deep indignation at what apparently is regarded as the supineness of the authorities. The debate on Monday may be of considerable political importance.

Mr. Chamberlain stated that as the result of numerous police raids last night, following the asperitation of Sir Henry Wilson, fifteen men and one wordan were detained. Some cendiary obes were discovered.

and in-

Paris, June 23. Marshal, Foch in an interview with Reuter's representative. said he was profoundly grieved at the assassination of Sir Henry Wilson as he cherished the most sincere affection for his faithfai and brilliant colleague in the war and after the war in the de- liberations of experts. Marshal Foch has telegraphed his sympathy to the family. He will attend the funeral. M. Millerand and M. Pincare have also telegraphed sympathy.

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THE DEEP BAY MURDER.

Prisoners Acquitted.

After an absence of about eight- writers delight in attributing to

For, minutes, the jury empanelled in 21 d like to get a good laugh."the British working man. Picture-guers who feel that way Charlie tigures as a bricklayer, a, the Chief Justre's Court in the incling and how many are there horny-banded son of tuil, and trial of the four Chinese who were who don't?) will find themselves his botics in abstracting money charged with the murder of Tang handsomely entered for at the from his wife by alternate leight Fuk-chi at Deep Bas returned a

Mooday.

Three of hand and bluff are richly comic.verdiet of not guilty. Coronet comedies, each one

So are the series at the working prisoners, Tam Hong, Tam Tai, Tam Mi and Tam Kun were dis usa particular type, will comprise man's club.

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Larry churged had the jury were granted and a wrek's programme of abundant

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The case mirth nnl rollicking bumour.

this cotable tria period of three years. Who better sitted to head sur members of

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a bili than the first comedian in umvirate. In "Never Weaken" for the Crown was conducted by filadom, the inimitable Charlie the former performs more of the the Attorney-General (Era. 3r. Chaplin himself? "Pay Day.droli antics that bare made bis. H. Kemp), the prisoners being

a-picture overflowing defended by Mr. T. N. Cha the picture in which he will be name, in seen on Monday, is pure Chaplin. with merriment, while Between instructed by Mr. Hall. The Like its predecessors it contains the Scenes" furnishes quaint little trial has lasted four days. plenty of hilarious slapstick come, Larry Semon with one of his dy, combined with a neat little biggest achievements in the art of human story of how to earn and clever fooling. As indicated this CHURCH'S 709TH. ANNIVERSARY. On July 2 the 709th anniver- to spend money. There all-comedy programme begins on clis only one thing wrong with the Monday acd the prices eharged are kary of the dedication of Barnes Parish Church will be celebrated. film and that is that there are only to be the same as for "The Kid.'

Ir the House of Commons at question time Mr. C. Harmsworth use its good said the Government would are no opportunity to offices to facilitate the progress of Chinese national consclidation so far as it could do so consistently with the policy of

intervention in the internal politics of Chiza.

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