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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25, 1911.
THE MURDER CASE
Argument, on a Point of Law.
Before the Chief Justice Sir Francis Piggott and Mr. Justice Hazeland, at the Supreme Court, this morning, sliting as a Fall Court, the point of law mined by. Mr G. O. Alabastor, emunaal for prisoner in the murder trial at the Criminal Sessions on Monday, to the effect that the indictment in the que as the form of indiston, in troduced into England by the Criminal *Procedure Act of 1851, and which was not - in fores in this Colony, and the only forms
in feres here by law are the Common Law forms, and in the Common Law form the murder must be described with a great -deal of particularity was hoard.
Sir Henry Berkeley, E.C., instructed by Mr F. B. L. Bowley, Crown Selicitor,
represented the Crown.
CHINA TRADE' GLEANINGS.“
Wo gather the following particulary from the China Imperial Maritimo. Customs Gazette. They apply to the July-September quarter of last year
ΑΜΟΥ.
ST. JOHN'S CATHEDRAL,
Mooting of Sentholders
The annual meeting in connection with the soatloldars of St. John's Cathedral was held at St. Paul's College on Tuesday even At Amoy 1,333 vessels of 287,301 ton- ringe entored the port, compared with 1,306 and was presided over by Bishop
Landar of 301,205 for the same quarter of 1909. The clearances were 1,343 vessels of 200,000 tona, compared with 1,317 of 303,800 torn for 1909,
THE CHINA MAIL.
SPORTING.
Billiards.":
„„SOLDIBNA' CLVE' TOURNAMENT.
Play in the Soldiers Club Tourainent as continued last evening and resulted in tho RG.A. Staff increasing their load of the previous urening to 913 points The
The second game was a repetition of the first, Capt. Crawford, R.G.A., banting h points. Scuros-Capt, Crawford, 250;
An Cpl. Carpenter, by no fower than 1044
pl. Carpenter, 146.
first pair to mako ni atari wore. Mastor Gr. Dr F. Clark hon. treasurer, submitted Fuller, R.G.A., and Cpt. Regan, RE. his report and mid-vury much regret The R.E. representative was decidedly off to say that the expenses of the Cathedral colour and disappointed his may sup- have exceeded the revenue during 1010 by porters, being boaten by 61 points. There were 2,482 pieuls of tea exported,33,348, Our expenditure during the four Boores:-Fuller, 250, Regan, 189. of which all but 350 picula was sent to previous years oxceeded our income by foreign ports. Hongkong took 133 picule average of 81,350, so that thoro is unfor- The only silk exported during the quarter tunately no improvement to report in this Was Spiculs of waste silk to Chioso porta. respect, in spite of the fact that the no The total dues and duties collected counts show an increase of $300 in pow amounted to HK. tnels 223,733.652, against rents, of 3313 in dunstions, and of 9201 in collections, or $954 in all, in addition to n special military contribution of 828 for services rendered by the Cathedral Chap- Col. Chamier 24 Cpl. Rudd 250 lain during the absence on short loare Maj. Kirke... 250 Sap. Brown... 178 of the chaplain to the Forces. Our Mr Gr. Fuller... 250 Cpl. Rean 180 expenditure has reariined practically the Capt. Crawford 250 Cpl Carpenter 140 same as in 1009, with the excoption of a sum of 82,811 on return passages to gland to which the chaplain and the organiss respectively were entitled under their agreements.
taels 997,046.-131' In 1909.
Mr Alabaster said that he moved that the indictment bo,squashed. As it was under the old form which was introduced
ito England in 1851, The Chief Justice said that the point hoor had to get over was in connection with or dinance of 1839.
1
Mr. Alabaster-I don't like building = } house from the top.
The Chief Justice-That is like the now Law Courts. (Laughter).
Mr Alabastur-That is so but I am not no skilful as the Public Works Depart- ment.
The Chief Justice said that, it was per etty num tonl.com indictment for warder in the old days was very elaborate, : no also, he took it, were the other indist ments. It would do awny, with a lot of
argument if they tried to see whether the larceny indictment could be adapted to that of murder. It to the nenad form o
Inrceny and if that indictment could
be adapted to murder and if there was any
inngo effected in the law with regard to Larceny or if murder was the only ao in which there as to be a detailed indictment then he thought there was room for his argiment.
2.
Mr Alabaster-Then I think ander these jjumatancer there is room for argument. Proceeding, Mr Alabaster said he would abow their Lordships what the intention of the ordinance was. Before 1851 the forms for larcency required as it still re- quirds and which had never been altered, statement of the things which were
stolen, taken" or carried away and it was -not sufficient in common law to say that he
Poloniously did steal a certain thing.
Me Alabaster thez dealt exhaustively
with the law on the subject.
In the end their Lordships upheld the sentimes of the Court of Criminal Semions.
THE CLAIM FOR WORK DONE AND MATERIALS SUPPLIED,
The Chief Justice Sir Francis Piggott, at the Supreme Court this morning are judg ment in the case in which John Lemsted -Chan Kan to recover 82,303,28 balance due for work done and materials supplied and rent due by defendant to plaintiff. There was also a counterclaim for $4,817.70
money due for work done and materials ́.supplied and nioney expended by plaintiffs
SWATOW..
Here 1,373 vessels of 991,930 tonnage entered during the quarter, as agrörist 1,807 400,416 tons for 1009; while the clearances were 1,581 vesela of 303,224 tons, comparod with 1,510 of 411,140 toris. There were over 60 piculs of tea exprated during the quarter, practically all of which was taken by foreign parts, Hongkong had 133 piculs, but the bulk went to the Straits.
In sugar 100,146 picule were exported, of which 95,075 picul was brown.
The total dues and duties collected were 315 Otely, capped with 390,745 mois 'in 1900.
CANTON
the port, their total tonnage being 600,297 Vessels to the number of 7,570 entered
This 878 57 moj zemsels than for the 1009
5,307 tons.
quarter, while the tonnage was more by The clearances numbered 7,591 (against 1,500) of 674,085 tons (compared with 663,946 tons).
There was a big deerçams in all kinds of plum imported, the heaviest drop being in native, which shrunk from 738.99 piculi in 1900 to 384.31..
...
During the quarter 6,059 piculs of tes were exported, Hongkong, taking all Ent about 200 piculs, which went to Macno...
Of silk there were 11,779 picals export od, Hongkong taking all this quantity.
The Customs revenue totalled 144,191 tacks, against 814,763 in 1900 and 880,423
in 1908.
XOWLOON.
The quantity of opium passing awards was 146.67 pisals, against 204.76 picula for the 1909 quarter and 236.54 pickle for 1908.
The ter exported during the quarter totalled 4,209 piculs, of which Hongkong took all but 13 picula.
Duties and likin collected during the quarter brought in 70,610 taela, against 82,616 tacks for 1909 and 80,480 taels for 1905.
LAPPA
..
The quantity of opium passing inwards was 646.11 picula, against 303.33 for 1000 and 278.73 for 1008.
The only ten exported was 2,533 piculs to Maco, which also took at the silt 1,588 picul.
for and on behalf of and at the request of The duties and likin collected reached defondant
125,858 tacla, against 79,951 in 1909 and 77,118 in 1909.
Mr M. W. Sinde, K.C., Appeared for plaintiff. instructed by Mr J. H. Gardiner, and MrG; 0. Alabaster defended instruct- -ed by Mr Hung.
SHIP'S TERRIBLE VOYAGE.
Four Mon Swept Overboard
By Huge Sea.
There are, vory fow
sittings in the Cathedral which are not already routed-perhaps if tners of those rented sittings were also foccupied thera, would be less difficulty in mouting our expenses-and all the members of the Church Body- F + ¥me 4=* increase in the charge for sittings, so that our only hope of an increased revenue fea in an appeal to those who'
of their abundance, and those who have strandy contribute to give more hugely
not hitherto supported their national Church in this remote diocese of Majesty's Dominions beyond the Seas, except to dinim har blessing of their marriage or her consolation in times of national or of personal sorrow, that they should prove their faith by `rinamburing that it is not unly in inundanu atuba that the labourer is worthy of his hire...
Ch the motion of the Hon, Dr JM. Atkinson seconded by Mr W. Armstrong the report and secounts were adopted.
The Church Body, consisting of tho Hon. Dr J. 34. Atkinson, Dr F. Clark, Hon. Mr E. A. Deborne, Meara Arniston and Buyer and Colonel St. John, we olectod a lloc on the proposition of His Lordship seconded by Mrs Stabb.
Scores to dates R.GIA, START.
· Total...
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12. "D."TEAM.
974 Total
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LANG BEATS Munɔrs,
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The grant boxing contest betreen Jack. Burns, the Californian champion, and BIM The Infinite Capacity, by Como Hamilton. Lang, Australian champion, resulted, at The Green Patch, by Enroncas Van
Hutten. the Cayrapia, London, recently in a victory This Son of Adamu, by G. B. Burgis. for the later, Lang securing the verdict on The Hogue's Heiress, by Tom Gallen. points in the twelfth round.
Pongo and the Bull, by Haire Bellos,
MP.
In the second round some beary work took place, Lang doing most of it. With a rigle swing he seat Burns sprawling to the Boor, the gong saving hiu. In the eleventhi great deal of punishment was meted out to the Boon and the going sounded, and by Lang, and once again he sont bis man
for the third time saved Burns. Lang hnd matters pretty wells his own way. In round 1 Burns came up very gaggy, nud Lang, seeing the advantage he had, went stanight for his opponent and administered lot of punishment. After a minute's fighting the referee stopped the fight and
BMIERT. PAPKE.
to welcome back their chapinin nad secrewarded the fight to Lang on points.
His Lordship said they were very glad
tary and he hoped they would soon have with them again Mr Donmano Fuller. He would like to express their hearty thanks to all the numerous workers of the church during the past year and he was sure that Mr White, their temperory or gunist, did his work very well indeed. He wished thouk sil those who had co-operated in the service and to the Rev. | Mr Payne for the work he had done during the absence of thair chaplain. The tatal contributions ofsent routs and subscriptiotis were now much larger that the average had been for somo years past. It was not that people and contributed fess to the funds but it was that they had spent more. That was the reason of the adverse balance yet he did not think they were spending any too much if they were to inaintain things adequately.
middleweight champion of the world, and
A boxing match between Baly Papki, |
Dave Smith, the Australian middleweight. champion, took place in Sydney, New South Wales, recently. Smith, who End the advantage throughout, was fouled by. Papke in the tenth round. Each man weighed 185lbs.
General.
After a tedious wait of three hours on
the Eastchurch Aviation Ground for the fog to lift, Mr Grewswell decided reluctantly to aliandon his proposed Channel flight, thereby leaving Bir Sopwith, who flew from Eastchurch to Beaumont, Belgium, on December 18th, a distance of 177 miles, the winner of Earon de Forest's prize of
Rev. F. Johnson thanked His Lordship | £4,000, for his kind words nad in proposing
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His Lordship waid that he would require the assistance of counsel in working out the
hearty vote of thanks to the chairman To discuss the proposal to make a pre-Leicester, London Welsh-8, at Wands denis rs he and treated the ease more as
mid he wished to include all the lay sentation to Frank E. Beaurepaire of
an arbitration one. There was pooubt that
member, Dr. Clark, one or two of the 2000 to £700, the excentive of the Church Body who were not hure now Victorian Amatour Swimming Association defendant had employed plaintiff to nunke out an account and he could not duw say Captain McNeill, of the Glaagan four. but who had rendered good service met at the Amateur Sporta Club recently. that he had not done so simply because he masted ship Hougomont, from Sydney, during the past year, to Mr Patton, Mr It was announced that the Victorian Goy had failed to recover the amount from the landed at Queenstown last month from his Bishop and especially the ladies and genternuent lnd given £250 towards the fund. .estate.
His Lordship described he vessel and related the story of the loss by assistance in the three Sunday schools to recept money, and the association are lemen who had given most valuable | Beaurepaize, as an amateur, is not allowed
Great Swimming Race. counterclaim as a preposterous one" and drowning of four of his crow, who wero. gave judgment for plaintiff with corte on swept overboard by a huge ees during it was one of the most useful that and which will fully express all that they feel is championship Hounds. Bauze
Their work had been done very quietly yet anxious to present him with a testimonial
At Sydney, in the 440 yards swimming the claim and counterclaim with the exest terrible hurricane. The storm lastud been done in connection with the Church- due to him. It was decided that enragh minutes and away, Mr W. Fa tion of 300 which plaintiff had agreed to several days, and Captain McNeil nearly They owed them a deep debt of gratitude money to buy Beaurepaire a house should of Macao, la an uncle of Beaurepaire, whe
thirty-five allow defendant in respect to plaintiff's shared a similar fate to that of the four mistako His Lordship would allow #100 men, being swept off his feet and dashed Mrs Lanter seconded and the motion
is not yet 20. to defendant with respect to the general violently against the bulwarks, scstaining items on which he had succeeded and which many ugly, cuta and bruises. The master wore very minute,
stated that they-Jatt Sydney 100 days before with a cargo of wheat, and were bound to Queenstown for orders. On Decomber th. they ran into a errific gale froth the north west; which Insted up to December 16. during which huge acas were constantly shipped. On the last day's mountainous sen broke over the poop and carried clean off their feet cleven mes and Captain McNeil,
Mr Slade submitted that it should not carry judgment on the counterclaim because it would not have done so if there had been no counterclaim, in which case defendant would have got the 996 all the same. Plaintiff and set out a certain set of facts with regard to such and such items and the money owing to plaintiff whereas defendant said that he owed plaintiff nothing but that plainti owed in something.
His Lordship said that he had allowed Sho9100 general conte as there
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was Curried.
The meeting terminated with
bomised,
A hundred yards race for the professions! championship of the world was run in Johannesbarg recently between J. Donald son, the holder, and R. E. Walker, the former amateur champion, Donaldson was leading slightly at sixty yards, when Walker stumbled and fell. Donaldson, however, man out, and won in the time of a sees.
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Poable danger lurking in a soda water The officials of Canton have issued pro-
syphon was mentioned at a Scarborough clamations dealing with those who control
Finquest on Antis. Isabells Bredon, the the markets and ordering them not to at
wife of Dr. Bredon, who is a brother of Sir tempt to cause prices to rise to a fictitious
Robert Brodon, Iate Inspector-General of Bguro. It appears that the three staple The large volume of water swept
commodities of lifo, viz., rice, oil, and fire-
The results of the principal Hume matches Imperial Maritime Customs in China, and brother-in-law of Sir Robert Bart. The board nine of the men, but five of them and this is pressing heavily on the poor, the home teams appearing first in each
wood, have boon gradually growing dearer played on January 7th are given below, Coronermaid thedoctors were agreed that the were happily carried back on deck again by The present prices of theau necessaries of instance :-
cause of death was lead poisoning The were some points on which plastiff bæð
another new. The nther four were drowned.life are quoted, and they are regarded as
evidence, showed that deceased had what war termed peculiar attack" while at not succeeded.
Captain MeNoil, who was standing by two abnormally dear. The merchants are plain Liverpool 2, Blackburn Rovers 2.
tending a performance at the Hippodrome. Málabaster and it was a rule of tazen who wore at the wheel, was dished alongly told that there will be a constant watch Bury 0, Bradford City 1.
Later she was seized with pains in the body, became delírious, and death supervened. A the dock and hurled against the bulwarks, kopt over their dealings, and if there is
local medical man, De Cuif, had attended receiving a deep flash womed over the eye any indication of no attempt to raise prices
her, and camp to the conclusion that she was and bruises all over his body. The four men there will be serious trouble for those whe
affering from lead poisoning." This diagno dare to diaphay official orders. It is aner
1.sis was confirmed by a specialist. Deceased lost were Alfred Smith (ehip's carpenter) ally fearol, at this time of the year, if
fund drunk, it was wid, a good deal of soda and Sonmen Hodgkins, Layor, and Bapborg, prices are too high and if there is
water out of a syphon, Dr. Bredon stating that for a numbers of years from two to admission of weakness which had been the hugo, men bazat the skylight, and comp to ongines & corner in order to THE LEAGUR, DY. 11.
No attempt could be made to save the suspicios abroad that there is an at
three syphons came weekly to their house. Dr. Cuff mid death was due to acute dis mentioned in court for the first time and of water rushed into the cabin, fill certain pockets, tint the people will. Barnsley 3, Chelmon 2.
turbance of the brain, used by leod the whole of the counterclaim was based fooding it and destroying provi-ion. It rebel and causó riots. Food riots are whe? Bedford Huddersfield To
poisoning, which was not due to drinking Town 17′′ Burnley 2,
Scarborough water, for he land bad an on the vills property. They had out out also damaged four lifebante sad swept the quicials foar more than anything else, Derby County 3, Clapton Orient 1. analysis made from taps in the house. An their plans wrongly and they had refused to overbound everything moveable on the because those who take part in them are Fulham 0, West Bromwich Albion L analysis of the soda water in asyphon in the house alowed that it contained a small pay them for anything. The 896 was the decks. For several days the pale lastad, generally very force and very determined. Gainslaugh Trinity 1, Lincola Olty 0.
Hull City 1 Bolton Wanderers' 0.
quantity of load. Lead might have noon raduction they had made for putting back during which the vessel lay in a helpless therefore they are watching the movements Loads City D. Gloop 2
Accumulating in deceased's Aystem for a 18 ABSOLUTELY UNRIVALLED, the fence in consequens of their wrong state, and the crew were expoating she of the markets in order to avoid troubles.
Lelcenter Fosse 2, Wolverhampton Wan- long time, indeed for a year more, without-
showing marked effects. Scarborough plans. "He had come into court prepared would founder. Such saila se vero set
Blackpool 3. to show that the fault was entirely when the gale struck the ship word blowp
HOUTHERN LEJO. plaintifs. They were therefore entitled Inta ribbons, and the men had an anxious
tion that people always got the coete in the fame upon which they had succeeded.
Elis Lordship-That is not quite so. They got them if the issues are tangible.
M Alabaster said that the 896 was an
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Queen's Boad Central, Hongkong storm For four days the crew were wil take Chamberlain's Conth Remody at † Northauipton 0, Plymouth 1: stances, he would take responsibility him- · pinse in which he Lordship made clear and when the storm abated wore atterly For nice by all Chemists and Store- Easter City 3, Leyton .44
Analysis mide. The inquiry was conse TELEPHONE NO. 138, #hat'
his judgment
kespers wonen out.
Bristol Rovers 3. Crystal Paisce 3ır? quently adjourned,
Bongkang, January 18, 1911,