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Hongkong Telegraph.

NOLN: OOFY 19 OT■

YOUNDED

No. 150

式拜雞

五十月七英港香

TUESDAY JULY 15,

1924

上四十六

934 1 ANUN

PORTUGUESE WILL DISPUTE.

THE THIRD TEST MATCH.

AFRICANS DISMISSED FOR 1832.

TATE CAPTURES SIX WICKETS FOR 42 RUNS.

Loods July 14.

innings lasted-one hour-and-forty-minutes-and-was-characterised by cloan cutting and driving. Ho hit one six and five fours. details of the innings were:-*

T. A. Ward, b Tate.

M. J. Susskind, b Gilligan..

17

3

A. D. Nourse, run out

H. W. Taylor, not out

69

R. H. Cattornil, & Wood, b Tate

29

E. P. Nupen, Wood, b Tate

“S. J. Pegler, Low, E Tato.........

J. M. Blanckenberg, b Tate

C. P. Carter, 'e flendran, b Macauly

Extras...

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[Tho above only mentions nino batamen and gives a total of 126, the remaining details being apparoatly inadvertently omitted.] Tho bowling analysts showed that Gilligan took one wicket for 27 Juss. Tais six wickets for 42, Macaulay one wicket for 23 aad

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Dick Tyldesley no wickets for 37,

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BRITISH PREMIER SPEAKS OUT.

DEBATE IN HOUSE OF COMMONS.

London, July 14. In the House of Commons, carefully-worded spooohos wore made by Mr. Asquith sad Mr. Baldwin on the resumption of the Foreign Office estimato dobato, with the evident desires not to embarrass the Government on the eve of the Intor-Allied Conference. Mr. Asquith urged that any assurance with regard to socurity given to France ought to bo part of Britain's general undertaking under the League Covenant; secondly, similar security should ha offered to Germany; thirdly, Germany must be admitted to mombor- ship of the League and to a seat on the Council. The Empire should guarantee, France and Germany. He emphasised the desirability of consulting the Empire, and carrying it with us, in order to achieve Hethe object of the League.

28th. Ho

Mr. Baldwin expressed sympathy with Mr. Asquith's argument.

FRANCE'S "AMAZING FEARS." ..

A report le to hand that an armed robbery occurred at 5 o'clock the morning at No. 346 Children Allege, Undue Influence. Dos Veous Road West. Two Barracka soon after midnight on Whon play fesumed in the Test Match, at Headingley to-day. That the will of the late Mr.mon got away with sous-money the night of June 28th-20th was he weather was fine and cool. Thorn wore 3,000 spectators prosent Francisco Muria Gutiorraz, a and property, the value of which described at a District Court and the wicket was in oxcellent conditión.

Martial held at Murray Barracks The South Africans were all out at five minutes past one o'clock broker in the firm of Mossra. A not known,

Shqwan, Tomos and Co., Ltd., A message has boan sent from this morning. The scoused was for 132, to which H. W. Tayler, the Captain, contributed 59. His who died on April 29th, 1923, and the mainland giving the news of Pte. George Barnce, of the East The by which he left the whole of his a-raid-made by armed robbers. Surrove, and against him it was property to his housokooper, Rosa Ton men orosand over the frontier alleged that he was drunk de Lina Gutierrez, was made un-into Shataukok, whore they attempted to strike a superior der the undue influence of his rauseckod a grocer's shipp. Later officer, and resisted an escort, all housekeeper to the dotrinant of they escaped by the way they the offoneen boing committed on his three children, svas the do- had come, with money and goods the night of June 28th. fonco to nu interesting action valued at a small amount.

Major A. L. Cruikshank pro- which came before the Acting

sided over the Court, on which Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Gom

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald said the question of whethor tho But Capt. Hoy, of the "ports, in the Sopromo Court this cause he had obtained botter em- also

morning.

ployment, and took his mother Grenadiers, and Lieut. D. Dawou report sought to Impero on Germany obligations not legally

E. Cottan

within the interpretation of the Treaty of Versailles would bo re- The plaintiff, Rowa do Lina and younger sister with him. Alifrey. Lieut. A.

portod on by legal experts to the Conferanos. He said Franco had Gutierrez, claims that she is the Whenever he came to Hongkong prosecutod.

come to regard the Treaty of Versailles as something akin to the DRUNK ON PEAK executrix of the deceased and he saw his father and often had tiffin with bing It was quite

Ark of the Covenant, and any suggestion to put it aside aroused for probate of tho

TRAM.

amazing foars. A similar fooling was ontertained with regard to any asks. will, dated January 20th, 1920, clear, said Mr. Pottor, that the

suggestion of modification in the oporations of the Reparations Com. docensed did not intend his widow whilst the three children, March to benefit from his money, but was orderly sergeant in charge extend the legal provisions of the Trosty.

Sergeant G. O. Oliver said hosion. We must, however, bo most careful that France did not | Emilia Gutierrez, Francisco

Maria Gutierrez and Cacilia that after plaintiff's death his

Company at Austin children should bonefit. When the Barracks

With reference to the probability of American participation, Maria Gutierrez, bave filed a

on June

Mr. Ramsay MacDonald said practical diffioulties would alone

int tattoo, und Acousod Was when he know that she was pro-absent on each

cloar was that if thoro was going to bo an American on the Ro- round that the will was made daughter went to 880 bim and under undue influence.

occasion. At "Amelia, Mr. C. G. Alabastor, K.Csent he said:

7.15 p.m., ho gave instructions parations Commission, France, would insist on an extra appointment (instructed by Messrs. Deacons) darling child, why did you not that he was to be informed of therota, by reason of the fact that the experts report could only be

Loforo?* -u statomont

put into oporation on doating the forty million loan, his duties being accused's arrival. At 12.15 When play was resumed after lunch, the attendaner had in fponted for the plaintif, and Mr. Come

8.11. the same night, Corp. confined to safeguarding the creditors. With reference to the alter- number of independent witnesos Donbtfire reported that accus-

nativo achitration proposal, it must be remembered that the Ro reased to 8,000. Searing was slow, and when stamps were drawn Potter (instructed by Mr. which proved his affection. A the South Africans had scored 233 for the loss of four wirkets The Hall Brutton) defended,

would be called to NOT A FREE AGENT.

show thated had arrived on the last feparation Agent would have command of every conceivable particle intails were:**

of information, enabling lifm to give judgment whether there was dominated Tram drank, and had failed, The onus of opening the caso plaintiff absolutely

lfo had to to answer to his name in the wilful default or not.. rested on Mr. Potter; and in his the will of deceased.

Mr. MacDonald said the language of the White Papor had opening speech, he told a very enjoy only clandestine noting guardroom. A light was shining boon loft purposely vague. The minimum they were sacking Was interesting story of the deceased's with his children and kept the in one of the barrack rooms, and satisfactory security for the creditor, with the minimum change. He said that by the knowledge from plaintiff, bus and witness, in company with hero would be an American on the Reparations Commission, with family life will of January, 1920, the he was afraid for her to know. Al

Corp. Doubtfire and Pto. Ander-

power to speak and vote when any default was being considered. won (M.P.). want 4121 to tha deceased left the whole of his the christening of his

The Spa agreement certainly would not be reconsidered in London. property to the plaintiff absolute daughter's second child, he re verandah where they observed He was very anxious that these questions be not quarrelled about 14y. but The defence wouldgunstad that the ceremony should.

someone walking towards thom. during the timin show by evidence, which would be

hour, Witnase asked him who he was preliminary to the Inter-Allied Conferoneo, at which the. Daves Thoy not leave a shudow of doubt, that so that plaintiff should not and he replied "Barnes." Wit report alone would be considered and put into oporation. The Ro- Commaille played a must patient innings and was batting for the testator's real intention was know

prosent, ness ondoren that he should beparations. Commission was pulitical rather than judicial.

certainly would regard, the Ruhr Commission as having been ne hundred minutos. He hit five fours. The fourth wicket fall at that the plaintiff should enjoy the One Sunday morning, when placed under close arrest and scrapped, and subsequent action takon not by the Reparation Com- 1.35 pm, and then Taylor and Catterall made a most excellent stand,property during her life-time and called at his eldest daughter's accused shouted That's your

6th hitting all round the wicket. Taylor reached his fifty mark in that it should go to his children house, ho was asked to stay for

game is it? He raised his right x minutes under the two hours, whilst Catterall reached his half after her death. The plaintiff and the afternoon, but he said he hand and attempted to Pentury in one hour and five minutes. Heater

witness. Witnoes ordered the decoused had been living together could not do so because he was for many yours fore deceased's afraid to incur the displeasure of escort to close with accused, who security which would be satisfactory to him. The preparation of death. The decpused, said Mr. plaintiff. In 1918, deceased and theraupan proceeded to shout a programme of sanctions would only mean giving Germany warn Pottor, was tan of no great his brother arranged to have

With the South African 264 in arrears, they followed on, scoring caveat against the will on the deceased was dying, his oldest called the roll at 9 am and again prevent an official appointment at present. The only thing so far

ix runs for no wieksts before the lunch interval. Cannille had made two and Ward four.

SLOW SCORING.

B. J. Commuille, s1, Wood, 3, R. Tyldesley

31

T. A. Ward, b.w. b Hearne

1. J..Susskind, Lb.w. b R. Tyldeslny

A: D. Nourse, e Woud, bR Tyldesley

30

33

24

H. W. Taylor, not out

R. H. Caturali, not aut

Extras

Total (for four, wicketst,

232

OLYMPIC LAWN TEXNIS, BRITISH PLAYERS BEING ELIMINATED.

Paris, July 14. In the Olympic lawn tennis contest, doubles, first round, the Alonso brothers (Spain) beat Kingsrete and Wheatley (Britain), 6-4,

3, 6-1.

Mrs. Cavell and Miss Me Kahe (Britain) beat the Americans, Mrs. Jessup und Miss Goss, 6-1, 6-2.

Rohrer and Gottlieb (Czech-Slovakia) beat Woos' am and God roo (Britain), 6-3, 6-4, 6-7.

in the second round of the singles; Williams (America) beat #tadi (India), 6-0, 6-2, 6-1, - -

Router

ROUND-THE-WORD_BY_AIR...

MACLAREN AT KURILES;-AMERICANS AT PARIS, Tokyo, July 14. Squadron Leader McLaren has landed on Kashimage Lake, on Vetorofu Island, of the Kurile group. Reuter.

Paris, July 14.

The Aranrican world thers have arrived here. -Reuter.

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mission but by the Governments who were not acting together but on their own initiative, undermining security by political action. This was a problem to be faced.

The position he took up was that the creditor should have

They should suck to socure the association of the United Stated wherever possible. Ha suggested that anothor Dawes committee, to be appointed by the Reparation Commission, might be a hopeful way of securing the results desired.

The Foreign Office vote was eventually agrond to, and the debate terminatod.--heuter.

THE MOLLER BANKRUPTCY.

strength of character and of private telephone between their his voico, Someone began to ing how in the event of default, she would be punished. Nobody forble health and was entirely houses. Instructions were given run towards them, and witness would be to foolish. All he could hope was that the conference dominated by the plaintiff. Her to the Telephone Company and told the escort to get accused beginning on Wednesday would be regarded as a non-recurrent influence was so great that he the work actually started, whon downstairs as quickly as possible. opportunity not only for the Allies to reunite but also to unite on plaintiff ordered the work to stop. Ife struggle and kicked all the the work of pacifying Europe.~~. was not a free agent.

His Lordship.fcourse many Deceased was dominated entirely time and tried to break away

A CRITICISM. by her. He even had to borrow from his o cort, using obscono Mr. Austin Chamboriain, after a rocital of what he described us married men are not.

language. Whon accused was Mr. MacDonald's errors of viow and their avoidanco in tho futuro. Mr. Potter:-That is eo, my small sums of money because he' Lord, but I was speaking from the was afraid for hor to know that eventually put in the guardroom, proceeded to outline anglicy which ho recommended for considera-

The lind drawn on his account. testamentary point of view,

he turned round to witness and tion by the Premior. He said that first of all they should frankly LOCKED IN THE HOUSE. NO DISINHERITANCE.

Naid, using extromely bad accept and uphold the Vorecillos Treaty, as the only possiblo basis On one Continuing, Mr. Potter said:

occasion, plaintiff

languago, 'I give you credit: of public law in Europe; secondly they should make the mainten that this was not an ordinary objected to deceased's brother

ance of the ontente with France a cardinal object of their polley; case of a father disinheriting his taking docensed out in a chair, you're fly, you struck me once, children, reuse it would be locked up deceased's clothes and one over struck mo twine: re-thinly they should make Gormany's observance of her obligation

miember that, mash."

a no less cardinal feature, and in return if Germany accepted and provod-that-right-up-to-the-time finally locked both mon in the

Cross-examined, witness denied loyally fulfilled the obligation now presuated they should be prepared of his death he was on very house. Visitore to the house (tho

ware living in the that he ever took hold of accused. Tuspoct Germany's integrity and woleoma ber back to the comity affectionate tering with them and parties

of nations. that ho bad stated several tin.es"Birdcage" Condult Road, at thelo could tell that accused was that it was his intention that the time) had first to give their drunk because he was swaying and business before on the verandah and 'was very children should benefit by his names

plaintiff would admit them and excitable. property after plaintiff's death.

Deceased was a married man both gates were kept locked, Lance Corporal Doubtfire said was on duty at tho Poak and there were five children of plaintiff keeping the keys. Later ho the marriage, three of whom they moved into No 3, Mosque Tramway Station when accused MOTOR REGULATIONS, MOTOR CYCLE CHARGE, survived him when he died last Street, whore plaintiff continued arrived. llo corroborated subsol quent happenings as detailed by your, aged over 60,

best to keep him on the ground. child, a danghtor, was aged 32: Mr. Potter said lus ovidence Sgt. Oliver.

Witness told them to let him get; the second, a son, was aged 30 would show that deceased ro

ACCUSED'S QUESTIONS:

up, and Pto. Anderson camo to- ,P. W. D. MAN GETS OFF,

the third, a

daughter, peatedly stated that ho wished

Accused If I was drunk, why warde witness, who pushed him was aged 28.

Barnus' and In the your plaintiff to enjoy his money

u drunken sido and ran to Mr. E S. Carter, of the P.W.D., 1901, the deceased became extrang during her lifetime and that was I not treated as

helped him to his feat although FIVE SHILLINGS IN THE Corp. Doubtfire was trying to

POUND. At the Kowloon Magistracy, was charged baforo Mr. E. Wod from his wife and he left after her death ho wished his

Witness:--You kicked, strug keep him down. The guard turn- Kowloon the house and went to another children to enjoy it. That would! boforo Mr. E. W. Humilton, this Hamilton

EL number of morning, Wong Po-koung, the Magistracy this morning, with house, next-door-to-whore the be proved by

no in glad and resisted us so that waed out and Corporal Sherwood who witnorees

bad

Shanghai, July 15. all had to put you in the cells as you caught hold of witness and asked well-known fannis player, was failing to drive, his motor cycle, plaintiff lived. Subsequently, he

in the €140 at

Tho British Supreme Court, charged with failing to drive his No. 359, on the left side of Shang-went to live with the plaintiff and terest

him to go quietly. Ho said hod moter-car on the left side of ni Street at 3 p.m. on the 29th. lived with her until he died. Doceased said as much to Father wore,

Accused drunkon person would go quietly if they would yesterday, approved of a com- Salisbury Road at 6.45 p.ru. on inat.

Whatever might have caused the Bianca, who attended him during June 28th.

Dofondant stated that he sold broach between husband and wife bis last illness, and had previous is not allowed to shave for 48 stop knocking Barnes about. In position of more than 5/- In the. Dofondant Bald ho

tried to get Barnos to strike him. by the creditora in the bank- his dyclo, No. 359, (a Triumpli), which lod him to leave his wifely said the same thing to him in hours: why was I allowed to the guardroom, Sergeant Oliver pound which had been accepted

Witness.It was not known

Barnes made a statement in ruptcy of Mr. Erlo Mollur. Daily drove in Kowloon, and on this sometime last April to Mr. H. W. and go to live with another 1920 when he was noriously ill shave next morning?

which he said that when he wont Bulletin. particular date ho had boon Chaney, to whom defendant also woman, the foolings between Just before he died, deceased got

Did I turn my pockets out or, on the verandah ho eaw only Ser- round the Now Torritories and handed hio licence. Ho had not father and children wore always Father Bianca to draw up a do- to me that you did shave.

He of the most affectionate nature, cumont, by which it was shown

goant Oliver. He was soized from when returning, near the Ferry riddon the cycls since.

to enjoy his entato Did I sign my name to the list behind and had no chance to he followed behind a motor bus, understood that Mr. Chaney had The oldest daughter, at first wont that he never could have intended did you?--You did.

re-fold the machine and thought to her father's new house to plaintiff

that night ?--YOB.

strike or attempt to strike him. he said that ever since he had not knowing that he was conihat Inspector Kont had, boen practice the piano and whon she absolutoly.. mitting any offapos.

He was dragged down the stairs, beon in the Army bo had been Pto. Anderson corroborated, Concluding his address, Mr. informed.

iator wont to the Italian Convont)

face downyards, and in the guard- told by overy offlcar he had boon His Worship pointed out that

THE DEFENCE.

"I'll The suminona was dismisode, hor father visited her avery Pottor submitted that the will

under mado defondant should not have follow-

plaintif's

room Bergeant Oliver said Sunday. When she left the way ed the bus.

domination. It was signed bo- !

body. They had refused to give Convant and lived with

Pto. Barnes called Pto. Low to give you strike N.C.O.8, Strike under that he was no good to any aunt. tho father

visited cause plaintiff agreed that she givo evidence in his defense. mo. now. He was not drunk and him his discharge for which he her, and

should have the property during The lattor told the Court that he was not treated as drunk. They had applied many times. If ho when sho was married in 1010 the father was her life and that it should thon and, Barnes went straight to the did not take his boots off, did not was no uso to the Army, why

whero witness loosen his clothes and they allow didn't they let him go.f prosont. At the christening of go to the children. She agreed barrack room

Sentenco will he promulgated her children her father was also to that trust but had since rofaendelopt. Barnas wont out of the, ed him to shave the following.

room to got his soft hat and morning.. present. The father often naw to perform it. his childron, but never in his own! Evidenco was, thon given by shortly afterwards witness hoord. The sodused was found guilty in due course.

Arising out of the incidents. Colon, July 14.

house, because of the jealousy of Mrs. Maria Gutierrez, the de- him shout out Alf! Holp.". of drunkenness and of reaisting published in tho Government Tho 8.8. Half Moon, which the plaintiff. The second child, acasod's eldest daughter, who Witness ran outside and saw arrest and not guilty of attempt above described, Pta. Alexander

grounded in the Panama canal the son wont to

work in spoke in dotall of the incidents Barnes being dragged down the Ing to strike Sergeant Oilver. John Low he was with Barneg

His record was a very bad one, VASHINecond Court: A gorfinal fins of 35' was im- near Darion, has been got off will trapped down fame for while Amentioned by Mr.Potter Annitala de Coral, Doubtfrei and

Huldom

Dofondant said he did not know the regulations, to which hin Worship replied that he should bo careful to koop up-to-dato on this point.

Defendant asked whore, ho could sso, the rogulations.

His Worship mald they were

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