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·1924. THURSDAY, NOVEMBER› '13; ·

NEW CATHEDRAL"

ALT + VINGLE) COET 100TH

FAMOUS BOXER.

VILLA IN HONGKONG.

Explainá Susper si m in I torview.

D. C. Burn then joined the

vetoran Doctor, and Owen Hughes STONE LAID AT FOOCHOW.

agatu caine in for applauso" by quick and accurate work in the alips. Burns broke his duck by hitting a boundary off Powell right bohind the włokat, 70 going

HONGKONG'S. BRILLIANT FIELDING AND up just at noon.

BOWLING.

CAPE. BARRETT'S LOW SCORE.

Tisy first match in the Hargreaves in the bowling from triangular oricket tourney be the Law Courts ond. A succos- tween Hongkong, Shanghai and sion of singlos was registered. Malaya opened on the Crickof Ground to-day, when those two old opponente, Hongkong and Capt. Barrett foll a victim just Shanghai, tried conclusions. Of later to Hongkong's folding, the three matobas to be played Bowker put down. a fast ball

MORE MEN OUT. Eighty was up at 12.08, and two minutes later Dr. O'Hara was caught in the alips by Hancock,

(Our Own Consaportent)

Fooah, Nov. 5th.

Staton, Villa Baid that ho within three months. He said. boped to be on bis way back that no plans had been made

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ROBBING PETER, TO PAY PAUL,

FRANCE AND BRITAIN.

Paris, November 12.' The waning Importance of tho Reparations Commission since fhe adoption of the Dawes schome is emphasised by the publication Pancho Villa. fly-woight boxing of a drastic schome of retrenchments during the next two months, Flay proceeded without note- The foundation"stone of the worthy incident for some time, new Cathedral that is being built champion of the world, arrived in reducing the expenditure by fifty per cont. The plans involve the and than Burn got impatient for the Fukien Diocese of the the Admiral Line as President offices, a wholesale reduction of the staff, and abolition of salaries the Colony this morning aboard evacuation of the palatial Hotel Astoria for comparatively modest and hit ton off Powell in three Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui was balls-two boundaries to deep laid on Saturday afternoon, Nov-McKinley. The famed fighter. a paid to the principal delegates who henceforth will receive retaining mid-on and a braco to the off. ember lat. It was a glorious day in Manila and is accompanied by the total economies thus effected are expected to be counter balanced Filipino, is on route to his homefoon plus feos for attendance and travelling expenses. Nevertheless, of bright sunshine, following his wife and brother, Francisco by the expenditure on multifarious new posts created by the Dawer many days of dulloloudy weather, Villa. At least one fight has plan Reuter. and a large crowd gathered to

been arranged for the obamplon take part in the ceremony.

The Bishop and olergy robed in while he is in Manila,:2

Asked whathor he would re- during the coming week, this is which Barrett lifted almost to the the ball rising up off bis right the house of one of the Christians turn to New York; again.to de-

glove. Read was the bowler near and walked in procession to undoubtedly the one invested with boundary, on the off side, where O'Hara had scored just the round the site, the brass band from the fend his title in the United the greatest amount of rivalry, Ramsay brought off a eslly

Christian Herald Orphanage play- for however much intorest may splendid catch, having to jump dozen in 40 minutes.

Eighty-avo for seven wickets.ing the processional voluntary be contred in later matches on for it. Barratt had made but

T. L. Rawsthorno was the The hymn, "Thy Kingdom come, account of either victories or four runs.

Three for 33, after 35 minutos next man to go in, and Burn O God," was sung, and that a defeats and the chances of win-

lit another boundary to tho ning the tournoy, Hongkong and play.

passage of Soripture, 1 Cor. 3. Не Louch was the next man in log.

was dismissed the 9-17, was read by the Rev. Uong Shanghai are such near and intimate cricketing opponents as and both batsmen took things very next ball, being caught by Sle-chuang, this being followed to give the fixture the interest of cautiously for a while. A big hit to Bowker at mid-on off a ball by by prayer by Archdeacon Ding

Powell. Burn bad made the Ing-ong. Thon the Rev. Iok: local Darby." Shanghai's the boundary on the off by Leach chancoe ware generally favoured was the next incident of note, bighest score so far, having 20 to Duang-ut gave an address, in

bim credit. this with a following before the commencement of play. Roed

which he recounted" some of Eighty-nine for eight wickets. the difficulties the early mis- They apparently had a bottor: maidon" over.

E. G. Barnes followed on and sionarios had to contend with. balançod team

рарог. On

The feature of the play so for considored strong in batting had been the smart fielding of for a while play was again dis- He also gave some count of the work done in the early and bowling, with folding Hongkong, Owen Hughes distintinctly cautious.

Ninety was registered at 12.20, days by Archdeacon Wolfe, who tbolt only Woak point. guishing himself for holding a Hongkong's chosen olaven did fast one in the alips. Only one several singles haing gathered for 50 yours laboured in not, said the experts, include run was added off the next two out of very careful play. Reed Diocese and laid down his life in really first-class bowlor and not overs. Quayle got a brace through was just later hit by Rawsthorne the work, and in whose memory very many really good bita. "A square log and 40 went up on the for four to the mid-off boundary the Cathedral is being built. good average bunob" was how board after exactly fifty minutes' one old 'cricketer summed them play.

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up. And with all this in mind, FOUR. WICKETS DOWN. pisy started at 10.30 this morn Loach was carefully playing ing, in the presonod of a large bimself in, when he struck at aftondance and under perfect a breaking ball from Rood, and Weather conditions. In previous put up a "fly" in the slips, which encounters, both Shanghai and Owen Hughes brilliantly caught. Hongkong had won eleven match-Loach had contributed six runs. es, one being drawn, so to-day: they started out on a lovel fuoting The teams, word!—.

Hongkong. H R B. Hancock (Capt), A. O. I. Bowker, G. E. L Hargreaves, H. Owen Huzhos, T. E Posroe, T. B. Powell, E. K Quick, A. W. Ramsay, E. B Ree, A. Stripp, and R. EA Webster.

Shanghai. E 1. M. Barrett (Capt.), E. G. Barnes, D. C. Burn, P.Cart, W. C. G. Cliff ›rd, A. J. W Evana, D. W. Loach, W. E. O'Hara, J. A. Quayle, T. L. Rawe- thorne and T. W. R. Wilson.

The wiekot was in perfect con- dition, the recent 'dry weather, baving loft it hard and true.

Umpires. Cal. T. A. Robertson (Hongkong) and Capt. Bensley, R.A. (Shanghai).

Hoorers. Mr. H. E. Hollands! (Hongkong) and Mr. A. Youngson | (Shanghai).

SHANGHAI BAT FIRST. Captain Barrett won the toss.

Mr. R. Hancock,

and vivoted to bat, nonding in 155 minutes' play. Evans and Clifford. Bowker was

single off the next only being so unprofitable by reason of smart fielding by Bowker.

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After the address, the hymn, Christ is our Corner Stone, was sung, and then, the Bishop read the special Service for the laying of the stone, and Admiral Sak, the Civil Govarar, essisted the Bishop' in the laying of the

The 100 went up at 12.35. The eighth wicket foll just after the 100 went up, Barges being caught by Owen Hughes

stone. Under the tone," in a in the slips off Powell.

One hundred for nine wickets. specially prepared vity, woro T. W. R. Wilson was the last placed a Chinese Blöle, copios of man to go in, Booring * the programme of the service, a single off

the first delivery. Chinese newspaper for the day, Rawsthorno added ode off Rood, the Constitution and Canons of and Wilson then drove hard to the Chung Hua Sheng Kung Hui, for another championship fight, the boundary through mid-off. and some of the coins in current as far as ho knew. Mr. Frank Wilson had obviously been in- uso. structed to "hit 'om" for he was Lplaying at overything.

ALL OUT.

Churchill, Villa's manager, has The Cathedral is being built on made no intimation that any the site formerly occupied by negotiations are in progre⚫s. Christ Church, Chong Ha Cia,

It will bo rom mbered that

PREMIERS EXCHANGE CORDIAL SENTIMENTS. Paris, November 12. M. Herriot has telegraphically asked the Fronch Ambassador in London to convey to Mr. Baldwin his keen appreciation of the cor- diality of Mr Baldwin's public references to M. Herriot's attitude ia the negotiations for the London agreement, and his kind offer of support in the carrying out of that policy.

M. Horriot also assuroa Mr. Baldwin that he may count equal- ly on M. Horriot's full co-operation in common adtion based on respect for treaties and agreements, with the object of Anglo-French prosperity and the maintenance of peace. Reuter.

JAMUNDSEN'S SHIP PUTS BACK.

· POLAR ATTEMPT PROBABLY ABANDONED,

Christianis, November 12.

A wireless message from the Maud, Amundsen's ship, states

she has been obliged to return to Bear Island, as she has sprung a alight leak and has exhausted her supply of lubricating oil.

Dr. Nansen interprets thin as meaning that the Maud is return- ing to Behring Sea and has abandoned. har-attempt to reach the North Pole-Router.

LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL

TO-DAY'S MEETING.

this afternoot. His Excellongy the Governor (Sir Edward Stubbs,

K.C.MG) presiding.

The Legislative Council met

FINANCAL VOTES.

́GIRL KILLED.

* A STRANGE ACCIDENT.

of boatpeople, was killed as the résult of an accident at Waterloo Road yesterday.

¡An 11-year-old girl, daughter

A heavy ploco. of timber, which was being carried by a man, At 12.40, the team was dia- not from the Y.M.C.A. While Villa was suspended from the

The following votes were slipped from his grasp and drop mfasad, Rawsthorno being clean the Christ Church congregation ring in New York by the Boxing referred to the Finance Coming on the girl, fractured ber bowled by Rood, after ho had is without a Church they are Commission because he failed

mittoo:

head. She was instantly killed his scheduled made 10. Wilson had made seven. holding the workly services in to appar in

$5,000 on account of Public and hor remains were taken to fight against Gonara, fly-weight Works, Extraordinary, Hong- the Mortuary. contestant. Much controversy kong, miscellaneous, altoration has onsued until to-day Villa

to the kitchen buildings at the made his first statement regarding Goverement Civil Hospital.

$6,050 in aid of the follow-

All out for 109.

Shanghai's score was

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b Rood... P.. Carr, st. Stripp, b Road Dr. W. E. O'Hara, o Hancock,

b Road...

(the Hongkong Captain). Forty-four for 4 wickets after SHANGHAI-IST. INNINGS. A. J. W. Evans, b Hargreaves 12 P. Carr was the next batsman W. C. G. Clifford, b Bowker... 15

E. I. M. Barrett, put on to open the bowling from to appear. On the change of Capt. the Naval Yard end, and off the "ovem." disaster befol Quayle, Ramsey, b Bowker... first ball down. Evans opened the Hargreaves, at square leg, earned J. A. Quaylo, e Hargreaves, b

Bowker Booring with single through the for himself very hoarty applauso, slips. On the change of ends, by bringing off a magnificent D. W. Laach, c-Owon Hughes, Hargicavos was put to bowl and outch for which he had to stretch. witnoasod his second delivery Bowker boing the bowlor. Forty- sent to the boundary by Evans four for five wickets, after one through doop square log. Evans hour's play. continued to bo the only scorer, | Dr. W. E. O'Hara joined Carr, D. C. Burn, a Bowker, b Powell until 10 went up aftor just who proceeded to hit to the hound.T. L. Kr wsthorne, b Road 09 many minutes' play. Clifford ary through the slips off Rood. AE. G. Barnos, c Owen Hughes, thon opened his account by aand-single was added, and in the next b Powell ing Hargreaves to the boundary over Carr again pot a boundary T. R. Wilson, not between point and doop fuld, hit off Bowker, putting the ball Bowkor just lator well folding well out of the reach of squero

samo leg. Bovaral big hits by the bateman to cover point and minutes' play, Carr.had a "life" in saving all but one run. Twenty the slips, Reed's bowling boing went up on the board after 16 very difficult to play. minutes play. Hongkong's field- Rev. T. B. Powoll took Bow- Hargreaves

ker's place as bowler at the Naval Rood ing was distinctly good.

Fifty went up after 65

...109

the Y.M.C.A. building.

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DR. SUN LEAVES. CANTON.

TO SAIL FROM HONGKONG.

The feature of the innings had! undoubtedly boon Hongkong's) bowling and fielding. The fact: that only one "oxtra" had been Owen Hughes then went in to the matter when interviewed by given away, and that a wide," partner Webster, who was play-a Telegraph representativo on bising votes:-Judicial and Legal was in itself eloquent, and the ing O'Hara with great respect. arrival here. bowling averages spook for them-Webster picked up one rather

"I have never backed down on Department, Magistracy: Per

sonal emoluments, $5,080, alectrio! galvos.

loose hall, however, and sent it any fight," said the champion fans and light, $250; incidental to the boundary on log side. Owen "I also have senso enough not to!

unlform for

Teo Ying-pak, a prominent Hughes opened his account with a go into the ring when I am not expenses, $600; single off Wilson, and three further in condition, especially when I messengers, $70, vehicle hire for

Kuomintang loader and an active $22,020 in aid of the following organizer of the Red movement singles wero scored off Wileon's am to fight a championship bout. serving summons, $50. bowling. Twenty want up at I was not in condition to meet

Genaro. To prove it, I but ask votes:--Police, Other Chargos in Canton, was in Hongkong yes 4 three minutes to two.

Bedding and mogg utensils, $5,750; terday, having been sent here us Owon Hughes, having scored that you read those letters."

Our representativo was then identification of criminals, $100 Dr. Sun's agent to purchase Ga boundary off O'Hara, was given

out 1. b. w.. when he had six runs handed the copies of lotters from incidental expenses, $1,000; light tickets for the latter's passage up. three of Now York's foremost and electric fans, $3,000; rent of North by the Shinyo Maru. He G to his credit.

Two wickets for 22 rune, surgeons who examined Villa in-stations, $1,810; ront of married stayed at the Great Eastern date plice quartors, $3,360; transport, Hotel and previous to his return Hongkong's most redoubtable mediately prior to the

| 82,000

to Canton last night was inter $61,000 on account of Kowloon-viewed by two officers from the 12 bat, T. E. Pearce, was given a scheduled for the go with Gensro, Dr. John F. Erdmann, one of 20 hearty send-off as he went in to the foremost surgeons in New Canton Railway spacial expondi- local Criminal Intelligence: Do 10 play. Wobster snicked a useful

two off O'Hara, sad play thon York, says in his letter that upon ture, locomotive, carriage, and partment on the question of pro- exponsos: breakdownviding a polico escort for Dr. Bun time, examination he found Villa Wagon 3 became quiet for somo

whilst in the Colony, Tse Ying 7Shanghai's flolding was good. suffering from, "a buraitis at the Grano.

$2,000 in aid of the vote Har-pak is stated to have declined Webster drove hard to the deep shoulder joint. ... It is very

bour Master's Department,special the suggestion, remarking that, field boundary, and 30 was easy to note the impaired motion expendituro, building of a rescue Dr. Sun did not need any body

of the right arm at the shoulder." registered at 2.07 p.m.

guard, as ho had all that was Webater continued to play He farther recommended that

$15,600 in aid of the following required, votos:Prison Department other, Information obtained to-day by. O. M. R. W sound bat and again put to the the patient be kopt for quiet at

4 16 3 boundary. When 40 wont up at least five weeks.

Dr. H. C. Faik, alto a physician charges Subsistence of Prison Telegraph representative was to 12.15 ho had scored 25, including

the effect that Dr. Sun left $20,000 in aid of the vote Publio Canton at 10 o'clock this morn 4 four 48. O'Hara was keeping of considerable note, states that ors, $14,000, light, $1,600.

"ho is suffering from a subdeltoid After 21 minutos' play, Har-Yard end, his first over yielding Powell

the scoring low from his end.

Webster again bit Wilson to bursitis. This condition. as you Works, Recurrent, Hongkong, ing, on the gunboat Wing Tung, KTO VOR cleati bowled Evans five runs to Shanghai,~~O'Hara k HONGKONG GOES IN.

the boundary and 50 was up on know, requires from six weeks to communications, maintenance of being escorted by the Russlan

roads and bridges in olty,

sloop Vorovaky. The lattor ves with a ball that camo in fast from singlo and Carr a boundary to log.

With ten minutes to go boforo the board after Hongkong's total two months' complete rest."

BUSINESS FRAUDS. tho lög.

nol may apöhor outside the Sixty weat up on

the the

tiffin adjournmont, Hong-batting time

Dr. D. Edward Kronman, who 35 had boon Ono wicket for 23, Evans" telegraph" after one hour-and-a kong seat in R.E.A. Webster and minutes.

first examined Villa, making his. The Council agreed to the harbour and not enter it with the baving contributed.12.

quartor's play, the excellence of Rev. E. K. Quick, who faced the

report to Mr. Churchill, states first reading of a Bill intituled Chinese gunboat. Amongst Dr. Shanghai's Captain. E. I. M. Hongkong's bowling and fielding bowling of O'Hara and Wilson.

PEARCE OUT FOR SIX.

that he enfled upon the other two an Ordinance to amend the Sun's entourage is his svorstary. Barrett, was next in, the first ball being evidenced by the fact that Quick opaned Hongkong's account round leg to the boundary, Perros diagnosis in order that he might neanos Ordinance, 1923.

Having hit a beautiful stroke doctors to substantiate his Fraudulent Transfers of Busi-Wong Ching-wel, and M. Cobos,

one of his bodyguard "ohlefe he reoolved from Hargreaves O'Hara had been in for 15 with single, and Webster

wide." being a

This Bill is introduced on the minutos with only four singlor to followed it likewino. With two was caught in the slips by Raw bo certain that any testimony he "A" maiden" over by Bowker, his credit.

rethorne off Quayle. He had only might give to the Boxing suggestion of the Board of Trade. more singles, a boundary bye saw Barrott "lotting out" to Scoring continued to be slow, was conceded, and the bell rang

scored six.

Commission at thoir hearing It proposes to add to the list of Hargreaves, only to find Hong Powell proving difficult to play. for the interval with Hong-

Sixty-one for thren wickets... would be infallable, He also particulars which must be given kong a fielding, through Quick, O'Hara broke the spell by driving kong having scored eight runs

Hannock then went in and had diagnosed. Ville's trouble - as in the notice referred to in the too good. After a single, Olifford a very nest one to the log for no wickets.

an early * Ulp. in not bring ought: "subdeltoid bursitis,” byr principal, Ordinados, a statement put. to the boundary through boundary, stealing a single off

COLOOK BOORT Villa státan that he is in ax as to the nature of the business. AFTERNOON'S PLAY. square"-log.” Thirty wont up Powoll's next dollvery. He re-

"At Lures#glook. Ebugkong's collent skape now and is willing transferred or to be transferred. after Mhmiqutes' play. The next posted this off Rood's first ball of There was a big attendance on scorni"? lood for four: zlokote, to meet any legitimate contender ball sunt down by Bowker, oleanthe next over, and then another the resumption. Three angles Hanoook he bowled when he for the championship. He siya bowled Clifford, who had con- Bhanghai batsman wouts, out, were scored off Wilson, when d olds four runs, but that he thinks he will be re- tribui

Carr being very smartly stumped Hongkong's first wicket fall, w Cho had contributed instated in the eyes of the Com-socond time and later passed :

mikelon by the time he returns to New York, and that, he hopes At 9.50; the soos 1600 128 Ball have the opportunity to

meet Gronero at that time.

jokėta for 30,

-Shanghal

Extran

Total

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BOWLING.

Bowker ...

12

5

0 25

35 ...17.2 4 ...11 1 33.

by Stripp, who had been dia. Quick being smartly caught by over 50, was atilizatting veteran | tinguishing...... himself all the Rawthorne in the slips of kipper morning CAFT han contributed Wilson. Quick had scored thres.

NUBUNTE K5). One wiöket for 11 runs. * for A

BILLS PASSED.

The following Bills were reada

TO-DAY.

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