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NEWS OF THE DAY............
· The N, D. L. stevner Paklat returned.
RAMBLING NOTES,
from her annual voyage to Mauritius yee- Though possibly not the most import. terday bringing with her 126 Chinese pamant topic of the wook, certainly the on
that attracted most general attention was the sentence passed on the assailant of
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SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1912
THE EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGE.
Warristr Cross-Exammad.
Six Wocks Hard Labour.
What reduction did you get ab: themtrient- nstest-I did not got any roduction becsrae twaterstand from the Company thak' thay did not givu a enchuation..
The fare to Calentia in $166 Mexica I don't
was signallised the culmination of over thirty-seven years of continuous work against severe elemental forces, the periods of the monsoons, extend-songst Fing over one-half of each year, ren- A Chinese paper learns that the new
dering necessary the exercise of much | poslal stamps of the Republic, to the The crime was, as the Chief Justice Warriner, an American subject, we fare to Caloutta PiSTE Tu 1184 gylch,
rato af ve million dollars will be stated, "a most dastardly one "all the issed in a few days.
ingenuity to safeguard temporary plant and partially completed works. The work, too, has been accomplished without serious accident, and the cost
about three millions sterling-ish Most refresting and pa atable, within the estimates, and is exception- ally favourable in view of the dimen sions of the breakwaters, totalling in fall nearly 10,000 ft in length, the extent of the land reclamation on the foreshore, the size of the graving dock and the importance of the miscel-
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9 p.m.-Bandnan Open Co., Theatre
Royal.
The K.O.Y.LT, will troop the colours to universary of the Minden, H.E. the n the cricket ground on August 1st,
ernor is expected to attend. '
our Governor, Sir Henry May, K.C.M.G.
At the Magistroo this morning before Mr. Melbourne, Charles Frederick White brought up in eustody on remand, and more so as on the occasion of the shargal an two counts with obtaining by Compted samaskinstion, Sir Henry was false prstences from Mrs. Esther Ruben- making his formal entry into Hongkong stein, of the Astor House Hotel," sums of the Kings fact such certainly agua. and was therefore the representative of 1317 and 920 Muzica.
|vates the gravity of the crime.
Glesegla hnd the misfortune to lose⚫
On the voyage up from Singaparo the The accused, who is believed to be a Cantonese and is about twenty-five years Chinose passengers.overboard in lat. 181 old, was sent to prison for life-which 6. long. 112 E A host was lowered means twenty years' hard labour-a sen and search made for over half an hour buttoned by no means unwarranted in the
no trace of the man was discovered.
detail in
A Whist. Drivo was held in the REN.0.0.'s Mess on Wednesday oven-
circumstances.
unanimous in their condemnation of the atrocity, and that they are not at al likely to look upon the sentence as being anything but charistelity well deserved In fact, had the accused been tried by his compatriots he would in all prob ability hate forfeited his life.
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Diln't you make inquiries 7--The only inquiries I mada were at the P, and 0. off. It nk it is,
What did you and us about the
two buget
That was for Mrs Rubunstein and her
-Yet
Did the #117 Include the fire of the
sitant to Shanghai -No Show have givan ma that later.
Have you got a goal momory ?—I think. On Wednesday, when complainant was nareprisanted, "defondant was charged On the 4th July" your name was C. with obtaining the sum of $317 by false Frederick White. On July.5. you signed
H. A. Warriner. Did you fueged your proterees and was nequitted, but youter-name No. I arplained at the last court day Mr. Bowley appeared to prosecute why I did that. on the second charge and obtained a rd. hearing of the first one, both cases being taken together. The great interest taken in the case was shown by the presence of a usually large number of Europeana in Court..
→BATO you soon. A paragraph in the
Daily Prom Inspired by W. E. Warriner who disclaimed that he was the
person a priv ku
Mr Rum objected to the question and also to the disclaimer being read by Mr. Bowley if the writar was not being called.
Mr Malboarns disallowed the objection on Mr Bowley stating that he was not
putting it
it in as evidence.
Mr. Russ, solicitor, defended prisoner, who at yesterday's hearing entered a ples of not guilty.
Prisoner said in reply to further. Mr. Bowley cross-examined the pt. questions that he remembered
Re
dorick White Warriner. That was the name in which he was registered in the States, wherever he had gone. He had boon in Hongkong befort
Mr Bewley: And you are a netor by profession 2--Well, I anve done seme
work as actor.
but was not sure. He met a Mr Edmunds, → a friend of Mrs Rubenstein, the day be laudad in Hongkong, and othed for. Mew Ruben-tein chegue Mr Edmunds bad received froas Mr Rabenstein, and handed "The money in emplairant.
I
HONEY MATTERS,
ing, x large nizinber of guests being harmed in the dastardly attempt, all will As all rejoiced that Sir Henry was un this is the most cheaply constructed present. The Prize winners were-Ladies, so hope that the punishment meted out artificial harbour in the world for its ist Mira Mist; 2nd Mrs Priest; 3rd Mrs to this foolish young man will prove a size, accommodation, and equipurent. Brock; Hidden number Mes Morgan: complete deterrent against any other
crime of the kind. It is gratifying to soner, who said he was a citizen of the Warriner on the A. "China Consulation, Mrs McGregor. Gonts, 1st The credit is the greater as the work Me Wilson: nl fr Boyd: 3rd ifr know that the Chinese community United States, and his name was Fre-but he joined the ship at Yokoham lma been enrried out by the engineers | Charlon; 4th Mr Crocket; Hilden num- without the intervention of contracle, Mr Porter. Consolation, Mr Thomas, tors-The-result-from-the-commerciales taxt tater tot Car standpoint is, as His Excellency. Lol. in their Weekly Tea Be. stated, the placing of Colombo in the port, dated June 27. state with references
Mr Rom, ro-examining. How much to China:-This week the trade is operat position of the third most importanting to a inoderate extent in the New
money had you when you came to Hong beliste it was 1970 and 70 or 80 cents kong-Between 8365 and 8370 Mexican, harbour in the British Empire-Lou- | Souson's Kintucka "to arrive * from Ojd. The following somewhat peculiar com?
Mr Bowing naked into to don and Hongkong taking priority is. 1d. per lb., ako in neful Moning ment on our Governor appeared in a
put farther questions which i had forgotten in oren- --and the sixth or seventh in the Congous from 5 to 611. por lb. BusiSydney contemporary recently
examination, am!t thi was allowed. ness has also been transneted during the Sir Francis will be remembered for world's list, When Sir Hercules last day or two in some of the crack many a day in Fiji. They had been
aid my next remittance was in Manis Mir Bowlay: Didn't youmy you hadn't. asy money but expreted a remittance No: Robinson in 1871 selected Colombo chops of Seamore..
accustomed in the civil service down there to the dolce far niente, and
I said that because people had bothered Testerday at the Magistracy previous Governors had rather encour
nie to fend t'em ninney. 9.-Bandmann Opers Co., Theatre to be the port of the island, the ton-
Itad nage frequenting the harbour was Melbourne gave his decision is the case in aged this and was popularity. Sir Fran-
you any means of receiving any money in Hongkong ! I didn't reed in practically nothing, but in 1877, when which a Chinese was arrested with fifteen cis May put a little electricity into the to Hongkong, but was not showing mornika -No the bost with the mail was not Did your remittance meet you in” Ma- the benefits of the harbour works pounds of morphine in his possession. Mr service and practically reorganized it.ing pictures there. He left America in te como in until the 16th or 17th from the began to be experienced, it reached Lewis, for defendant, contended that the Ho made loafers work, and workers work May, and when he left Henduln intend. States. When I arrived at Maoils I had morphine was in his custody, but not in harder. He introduced new methodsed to go to Yokohama., He went, but 9. Bulmane Qera Co. Theitre 606,200 tons, while for the past year his possession within the meaning of the He imposed new taxes. He ruled with
Royal
the total was 8,919,148 tons, ex-Ordinance. His Worship intimated that rod of iron. And he left behind him Lecture on Christian Science in City clusive of coasting vessels. Similarly, adhered to his decision to ane defendant less respect which is not love, nor ad- he had rend the authorities quoted and there, as he had in Hongkong, a passion
the harbour revenne, which in 1877 Half this amount would go to the miration, nor hute. He will not be fgure-bend as Governor of Hongkong." former.
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I turn with pleasure to a more pleasing topic regarding the new Governor, or, rather, of the Governor's good lady; and
The Palicu Cunbur at present looks likes Typhoon refuge, 2 large junke, cargo bont and a stem launch being held there perding enquiry into some auspicious note with pleasure that Lady May held dealings which they have been undertak her first At Home" last Tuesday. ing We bear the junk, were caught deals result, Mountain Lodge was the scale ingin licit buying of coal from steam of a gay party and the functions was launches in the harbour and that rather greatly enjoyed by all. clover captara was made by, one of the Water Polico. The team launch is the
12.30 p.m.tr Ferry Ca Extrdin- was 62,200 rupees, advanced to
Ary Meeting.
250,049 rupees last year. Of the total of 43 berths, 39 were occupied in April this year. The whole of the American fleet, which last year made Noon-General Meeting of Members of the circuit of the world, visited the harbour, and remained there for several days without interfering in the slightest degree with the thirty or forty mail liners visiting the harbour at the same time. Again, a significant Maru robbery, fact is that 100,000 packages are, on
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The China Mail
HONGKONG, SATURDAY, JULY 20, 1912.
GERMANY'S NAVY PRO-
GRAMME.
one which was connected with the Soshe
The ways of the Chinese law-breaker
an average, imported or exported perire past understanding. The keeper of a day.
Ceylan, from its geographical posi- tion, was destined by Nature to become a sort of "Charing Cross" on the highway to the East; and with the enormous development of traffic following the opening of the Suez Canal, it was natural that attention should be directed to providing an artificial harbour. Sir Hercules Robinson, the Governor of Ceylon, a
WHILE the Supplementary Esti- mates ure at present being discussed. it is specially interesting to. inquire into Germany's programnie of con- struction. According to the scheme early as 1866, was instructed to report I on the subject of “offering facilities
For 1913, three large armoured ships:
During the past few day typhoon signals have been exhibited at the Har. bour, and would, therefore, appear that the dreaded typhoon is not far off. Perhaps, however, as in the past, no greater harza than the spoiling of little licit opium divan summoned at the Magie outings and week-end trips will be the, an opium pipe from the place in a stampede however, are too serious to be ignored, tracy this morning a man who took away result. Typhoon warnings and signals, which occured when the police and while one is inclined to smile st expected: Bit Irving, the Magistrate, told complainant he was surprised that he expected him to protect him in such circumstances. He fined defendant, who ssid te foft the house so hurriedly that he left his shoes behind, 82, -and bound the complainant over in personal bond of 8100 to be of gooi belaviour for a year.
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL...
Mr and Mrs R. G. Knowles arrived by
Dr Harold Macfarlane has been up.
their frequent appearance and non-fulfil ment, still they, as all know, refe ta something too deadly langerous not to be considered with gravity.
What other profession have you?- am a doctor of Sciener and Philosophy and have practised in California and New York, I have done microscopical re- search" work.
pos?—I have done theatrical and moving You have appeared on the stage I-sup-
picture work.
·
His wife was not in the theatrical pro tension prisoner said. He was in Hono tulu. two or three weeks before he came
did not stop them as he saw no prospect of business there. He had to apparatus, for some. but could easily have made arrangements
He was looking for a pisec) to set up a cinmategraph film exchange. Mr. Bowley: Have you any Aims No. I left some at Honolulu on peccant | of the duty in the ports.
8212-14 in Manila
money.
Bowloy a chance of cres-examination M
Mr Rum suported that to give Mr Warriner's evidence should be read over. This was done.
*.
Mir Bowley: When were, you mutried to prisoner -In February.
Whern 7-10 Mexico.
Have yua your marriage certificato ?- Mis Warriner was understood to reply in
the negative. T
Have you ory papers,-1 leit some at Manila; the rest are in my baggage.
How long did the China stop at Yoko. hama ?-A little over a day.
Was that sucient to satisfy you that. it was not a suitable ground for
tions --Yes."
CHANGED NAMES,"
In what came were you married. ?... White Weftiner.
You travelled on the "China" in the aame of White Yen.
And stayed at the Grand Hotel in the
operate of Mir and Mrs White 1-Yor
On the morning of July 4 you were talking with Mrs. Rubenstein in the Astor House Hotel between eight and
nine o'clock in the morning?—Yes
THE MISSING NOTES. She handed you a roll of banknotes mul
you gave her a receipt?-Yes.
Then you heard some soldiers outside and said you would go and letch your
wife?--YCH.
What was the interval of time between your writing out the receipt and return. ing the notes 7-About ten minutes.
fifteen
Του
travelled to Manila as Mr and Mrs H. A Warriner
Mrs Warriner then left the box, and Mr Bowley naked leave to call evidence to rebut the statement that Mrs Rubenstein borrowed
money
from Mr Edmunds. Mr Melbourne: Hr said I undeboo that I Raboustein ad•anced the money.” Mr Edmunds was called and said he had nover at any time leut Mrs Rubenstein, money concluded the case for the defence.
This
from
Mr Rurs said in humming up that And you gave the banknotes back to pitched his case very ligh. Hamid he Mr Bowley in asking for a re-hunzing,
was going to prove that defendant's her then and thero 7-Yes,
evidence was a theme of falsehoods
material evidence gilled. There was in beginning to end, but there hart been na zew the case no evidence i
incriminating has client except that of the complsistent. Hi chal- lenged his friend to point to a single word in the evidence of outsiders which he did not admit. The whole
hule point was whether the ΕΠΩΣΟΥ WAX banded hack. He
pointed that his client waived extradition proceed. Prisoner in response to further ques-ings and said his whole demeanour we tions said he went with his wile to see that of an innocent man.. the procession, met Mrs. Rubenstein, and His Worship intimated that he did not they all stood near the Astor House is hear Mr Bowley's reply to M
fluss, and sentenced Hotel. His wife said "Freddy I cannot hard labor.
prisoner to six week' I stand that woman any longer" and they‡ Whon prisnner beard the sentence, be There have been quite a plethora of then left Mr. Hubenstein and went buried his bead in his hands and was led
In a port of the trade of Great Britain for 1911 we read, the export of sosp to China is steadily going up. During the 12 months we sunt the Cele stiols over 137,000 cwt." Apparently the Chinese are endavouring to justify the name applied to them; for cleanliness
Why didn't you get the receipt back ?-- Just in the excitement more than any. thing else. I said "Take this money: I will see you at 2.80;"
for 1913 to 1917 it is ns follows for carrying on the yearly increasing the sx Devanha from the north yesterday, is next to godliness. ong additional, one replacing the trade, and providing against the
pointed to be an assistant Medical Officer criminal cases before the local Courts further down the road. Afterwards they from the court exclaiming "God" will Ersatz Woerth, and one armoured number of casualties sustained by of Health, temporarily, and until further this week, several of which are not yet walked with Mrs. Rubenstein to the bank / Puni-h that woman,"
vessels frequenting its shores." From this time, onwards various schemes
TRIMMED Ersatz Kaiser Friedrich 11-me were formulated, but it was not until
and
UNTRIMMED HATS
$2.50 TO $15.00
A LARGE SELECTION
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of a Typhoon,
notice."
further notice.
concluded.
craiser replacing the Herthn. For 1914.
and were there told that her remittance one' armoured hip to replace the
from Calcutta had not arrived. It the
· NAVAL NEWS. Mr Richard Hayes Crofton has been The ways of the Chinese continte to alternoon he went again with complain.
The L. S. S. Cincinantă departed from armoured cruiser to replace the Vik. 1871 that a definite project was ac-appointed to act as Assistant Calonis be as peculiar" is ever. The other ant to the bank and assisted to identify
Secretary and Cluck of Councils during the day three Japanese Professors, on her before she was handed the rernit the Harbour to-day. toria Luise. For 1915, 000 armoured cepted. During Sir Hercules Robin absence on leave of Mr Cecil Clementi, leaving for Japan, at
the expira. tance. He left Mrs. Rubenstein outside ehip to replace the Ersatz Kaiser son's régime the important decision with effect from the 15th July and until tion of their three years term the Astor House Hotel and returned to
of
B. M. Ships Face, Janus, and Taka was arrived at that Colombo should
service, were formally thanked by no the Grand Hotel. Afterwards he again returned to Ponikong from Mirs Bay : Wilhelm H., one'armoured cruise
less distinguished # personage then met her and went with her to an Indian yesterday evening. replacing the Freya. For 1916, one
|be preferred to Galle, and a break-
The Hongkong Government Gazetto the Minister of Education himself, who, shop. water was decided upon for the states The King's Exequntur en in doing so, expressed the hope that the Mr. Bowley: Do you picer to say that Becond-class armoured ship added:
protection of the roudstead, the final wering Mr Arturo Diaz Garces to he Professors would endeavour to assist in during all this period from nine o'clock one armoured ship in replacement of
Comut General for Chill at Calcutts, with the continuance of a "good understand. you had forgotten all about this reuript? The ill-fated xx. - Quinta" is to beïnd plan for the work being prepared by cular juridiction also over the Britiebing between Japan and China. This is I didn't give it a thought. I thought by action by Mr Gen. F. Lammrst.....un the Ersatz Kaiser Wilhelin der Grosse. the lite Sir John Coode, and approved, Canics in a sis has recuirod His Dinjesty's very pretty and very polite, and probably she wan honest and one armoured cruiser replacing by the Board of Trade. At the same signature."
Monday, 29th just, as she now las om the Minister did not mean to be anything. Are you a business mun?-In way, tho North. Boef, Pamcols, etc.." to quote the Hans. For 1917, vae armoured time Sir John was appointed consult.
| more. If, however, his reznarker are to yes.
from the advertisement which will be found Mr Hector Fuller, a well known jours. be taken literally it would be interesting
After the shopping in the afternoon and an page 10.
wefuftha Ngw York Herald, went thanużli
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THE LAST OF THE “QUINTA."
THE BOGUS HOSPITAL CASE.
barossa, aud one urinoured cruiser led to carry on the work without the cluoy yesterday from Shanghai. Mr think of the influence like to be effected 'clock in the Astor House Hotel didn't ship replacing the Ersatz Kaiser Baring engineer in Loudon, it was decid-list and war correspondent, arrived in the to know what the Ministers of Japan/when you saw Mrs. Rubenstein at nine 1 replacing the Vineta. It will thus intervention of a contractor. Since Faller, who is at present on the editorial by the Professors! be seen that in the next five years, then, to use Sir Henry McCallum's the Russo-Japanees war and was the fict including this year's additional ship, words, "the engineers have man from untride to enter Port Arthur there is the intention to lay down been quietly, patiently, laboriously during three additional ships, which will
tting their way seawards, fighting all the time against the forces of Nature;" and, proceeding, he said he could not speak too highly, nor in too eloquent ternis, of the excellent P-llock, K,C., to long Un ficial Member directed' against us, and not be able, con kimonos for Mrs. Rubenstein for $10, did not: kuzom defei danki, s
you think of the receipt?--I cannot, er- collect. In a Homs paper to band I notice
At the Magistrscy this morning, bufere 1* *CERY...
Me. Meikirne, the -adjernød the w that Mr. Arnold, the successful candidate hurry to catch the Manils bout that yet wharged with staining money by falsely And next morning you were in kučlia hesed in which an 14 Chinese man was (Liberal) for Holmfort, was accused didn't think of it then?-I thought of it by the Socialists of the constituency of lion I get on the boat. bainga millionaire." This dreadful
require six additional ships for the British Navy. Hence the necessity of augmenting our fleet of capital ships
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sige.
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ment Gazele rates that Ilis Majesty the King has been plead 10 appro of the
A notification in tha Hongkong Govern
charge; it was stated, Mr. Arnold bad sad then questioned prisoner regard Mr. Rowley ejaculated" Yes, I thought indignantly repudiated." How many in his expenditure on the shopping ex
a poinment of the Honourable br Henry of us would like to have the charge nelition. Prisoner said he bought two
the
صراع
and another himeno for his sister. T
representing that is welle ting on behalf of a hospital. Iance Serp
Seraud Will was in charge of the
Chines mender if the Burl of
the Tang Wab Caines hu-phal sud be had dover hard of the boyital mon toned by defend nt who Author and to willst for the Tang Wah
Linco Bergeant Will all the house
uf
"defondant as being the place
himself. did not buy three silk sleeping wilts for where the hospital was lauad had the
app Brance of an op d.vn nad cooli Mr. Bowley: You may as well Adonit d that right away.I bought one zult the charitable isntists as a genuine
Dufendant un
repe tid "lifeabule ments that
You spent altogether $80 at the shop? me ud that the detors and lectýrymm
epeint $30.39.
had now gemd to. Canton Inter; they were $2.50.
Adding the sille shirts ? That
Defsident
wa Bed guity and bonod over în a personal fond of $100). To comm
ww
of the Executive Commal during the abcescientiously, to "indiantly repudiate dress length for his wife for 89. porusal, COLOMBO HARBOUR, " designs and the valuable opinions on love of the Homarble Mr it."
which have been given to them by Ed ert Angas Hewolt, C. M. G, RECENTLY, as we noted at the time, their head engineer, Sir William
It is clear that the Suffragettes are His Excellency Colonel Sir Henry Mitthews."
His Excellency the Governor his, under absolutely incapable of understanding the visions of Stea! 3 of the Statute fundamental requirements of a participant McCallum, G.C.M.G., the Governor
Laws (Now Revised Edition) Ordinance, in the parlous game of politics. Why! of Ceylon, laid the memorial stone tu Bergosut Willluna, A.P.0 (and Bands † 1911; (Unilinance No. 19 of 1910), Seon there every action shows it. To commemorate the completion of thean Martin, KY... are to play, also to app sint the Honourable Mernment one is opposed to is quite "shake-up,"" figuratively, the Gov- Colombo Harbour Works, which en-Institute in Wodno-day až 7.nuluck.
Lilliard, match of 500 up at the Beauen's Chaloner Grenville Alaba-ter an Editor of
8 legitimate and recognised part n2 Clases 060ncres of elicitored anchomige teresting machinja:pated.
An the newly revised edition of the Laws of the go, but when (as certain nulling the reith. #7 wcepted pinty. The dulccting boyk
If the man says you spent 86 le Hongkong, the preparation of which a suffragettes have recently botn doing,
for to this question and Mounted on Carlboang asi―30. neves "tuero than the National
ambrid by the aid Onlinance
with the Premier and the Home Beere Mr Bowley Aid he wad not press it. harbour at Dover, as * Engineering'
An oil mso was arra-ted yemerdag
tary as their unfortunate victims); the LATED FOR STANDING,
afternour in Laine Raid by Chinese are no puints out-with all the necessors her with 20 wel of nim Ibis unbewfai
**** shaking “... process is directed towards of a large merenntile and naval base, fit. This journing at the Magia.
individual members of the Government
clearly argues, the complete unfingers of the shrieking suffragette to underst including graving dock and repairing the r Mellemme Impored & fine of 8000 slipway and works, con stores, neemt imprisonment, in default,
the true nature of the au Mr Rus, solicitor, defended, barge-loading and diselinging faci
Price 40 Cents.
AN EXCELLENT REMEDY POR
DIARRHEA.2 Nordinary rcass of dimmbres den, kes ints, by eurol hy single damo nf G'amberlains Clin. Cholers and Diarrhoe Reinsdy. This momedy has no superior for bawal compallier!
Mr Bowley ;/ Silk was chenn that day 1
brought the pree of them down, w Nezlarning, you paid, your hotel bill dit ton mfw much wad that lime
Befæren Bad) AMI $60,
And you pad 102 for your pages.
- do for judgmen. If old up ni. A SU
boud he knew the defen it was
was unsosted
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