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WEDNESDAY, JUNE 4, 1919.

JAPANESE BOYCOTT.

LOCAL SCHOLARS CHARGED,

A new manifestation of the anti- Japanese goods boycott resulted in the arrest of nine Chinese scholars and a school-master yesterday. A number of scholars it appears, from some of the Chinese schools formed a regular procession yesterday morn ing and marcher along Queen's Road Central with umbrellas bearing the Chinese characters "native goods They did not make much headway however, as the Police soon dispersed them."

Nine of the juvenile demonstrators and a Chinese school-master were before Magistrate Lindsell, and er an application from Mr.Leo.d'Almada who appeared for their defence were remanded.

till to-morrow,

The alleged offenders were released on bail of $25 each whilst the school master who was further charged with organizing the demonstration was bailed at $350.

The Captain Superintendent of

Police prosecuting remarked that something should be done to prevent a repetition of the offence in the meanwhile. Magistrate Lindsell dis agreeing with this said that it was not likely to happen again, at least not with the defendants.

CHARGE AGAINST A -POLICE SERGEANT.

·

REPORTERS ASKED TO LEAVE COURT

The China Mail presents respectful compliments to Mr. RE. Lindsel Magistrate, and begs to inform him that it thinks he did wrong in asking the newspaper reporters to leave the Court.

As representing the public, they have the right to remain, or how can the maxim, Fenorantia non excusat

em, stand?

As regards the non-publication of un'wholesome details, he may safely leave that to the editors, who know their business.

He is informed that the public is already moved by considerable feel ing with regard to this case, and that it is desirable for the Crown to have impartial witnesses present to testify to the proper conduct of the trial.

This is all at present.

DROWNING SEASON OPENS.

BRISBANE RIOTS.

AN ANTI-BOLSHEVIST AFFAIR IN QUEENSLAND CAPITAL.

"A Brisbane message dated March 22 to the Sydney San contains the following: There is only one thing talked about here this morning-che returned

WHAT IS SEDITION?

THE CHINA MAIL.

LORD CHANCELLOR QUOTED BT SOCIALIST AT BOW. STREET,

a

WHAT BOLSHEVISM IS NOT. STILL SMUGGLING OPIUM

$6000 IN FINES. An illustration of the difficulty of

Deterrent flues and imprisonment getting any accurate information concerning what is going on inare meted out almost daily to opium Russia is shown by a statement ap-smugglers but with no visible effect. pearing in New Europe. This is a Numbers of cases are still heard weekly magazine, very ably run by daily.

a committee on which sit men like Mr. R. Q. Hatchison had five Mr. Wickham Steed, Editor of the opium cases before him this mor Times, Colonel Buchan of the Froning, the total amount, of opium paganda Department, and Dr. Seten being 54 taels and the fines imposed Watson, who also has official con- totalled over $6,000, nections. Some months ago New Europe published a statement to the effect that

GUILTY ANYWAY.

The other day a woman pegged a blanket out in the sun to dry. A Chinese made off with it.

Mr. William Fester Watson, soldiers! anti-Bolshevik well-known Socialist writer, was demonstraties of last night. Merivale charged at Bow street in March last street, across the river, is the Mecca for having made use of language [calculated to cause disaffection of a constant stream of pilgrims.

Even by this time there are all amongst the civil population. The sorts of varying stories of the battle. occasion was a speech at the "Hands

the Bolshevik Govern But it is certain that all yesterday Off Russia" meeting at the Albert

ment had issued a decree па- the returned soldiers were mobilizing. Hall on Feb 8th.

In support of the prosecution ittionalising" women, meaning that Somehow or other the word got round. Towards evening men began was stated that Watson, in his all women are made prostitutes by to dribble in from the outlying dis speech, advised his audience to seize law. The statement was widely

Produced before Mr. R., E. Lindsell Etricts.

upon every little bit of industrial disseminated, being quoted all over Their purpose was plain enough,unrest that manifested itself in any the world. Dr. Harold Williams, a this morning on a charge of larceny. Revolvers were-openly carried, and part of the country, and to use their strong anti-Bolshevik writer, and a the man pleaded that another ind here and there pockets bulged un-efforts to extend the unrest over member of the Lloyd George organ,vidual had stolen the article from

bim. sually with hastily-made "jam-tin" other industries. They were to get the Daily Chronicle, now writes to where it was hanging, and gave it to oombs, it is said. In any case the people discontented in every workshop New Europe stating that there is no men made no secret of their inten- and induce them to make demands truth in the allegation, that no such ubor the employing class that it was decree has been published by the AUSTRALIA WILL BE THERE" impossible to comply with, so as to Bolshevik Government, and that the render it impossible for that class to story probably had its origin in the Somewhere a soldier started a

carry on. The Soldiers and Sailors writings of some obscure anarchist Councils would be called in, who organization. New Eus ope

has would form an army to be prepared, been so impressed by this deriał if necessary to make the supreme on the part of a writer with sacrifice for their principles.

tions.

song. "Australia will be there," and straightway every man was singing it as he was swept allong.

The objective the Russian 30 ciety's headquarters, down Merivale street-soon came into view. Another cry went up. The police were there before them. A line of mounted men was drawn across the street, guard ing that approach, and further down was another line ter resist attack from the other direction. Bayonets gleamed in the uncertain light...

"Let us through." a soldier shouted 'we're after the Bolsheviks."

But not a policeman stepped back. The crowd pushed their leaders on to them: taunts and jeers were screamed out, and still no policeman moved.

Then from behind a squad of mounted troopers dashed through the crowd, and joined their standing

.comrades.

Mr George Lansbury, editor of The Herald, gave itras his opinion that the speech complained of was not seditious. It was the business of Socialists to make people discontented with bad social conditions, and in his view it was tomfoolery to bring Wat son before the Court.

Mr. Lindsel to defendant: How do you know it was there to dry?

Defendant: He (the other man)

told me

His Worship: Then you knew it was stolen.. Three weeks."

TO-DAY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.

LOST.

such authority on the affairs of Russia, that it now "withdraws" unreservedly the imputation and ex- presses regret for the mistake. Mean- while the falsehood has been circu lated throughout the length and breadth of the earth, and many thouT OST-One white and yallow fase sands who have read it will never: 1 FOX TERRIER, Collar No. 742. see the correction. Even the Times Finder please retam to QuaḤNDON” which a few weeks ago contained are No. 15 The Peak. hash of the story, has not thought fit to contradict it, notwithstanding that the editor of the Times has a seat on the committee of management of Neur Europe. Again, the general impression THE THIRD GYMKHANA MEST conveyed to the reader of the English held at HAPPY VALLEY on SATUR

one of sheer destructiveness: that artt 4.00 PM. Press is that the Bolshevik regime is DAY, the 7th June 1919, commencing Sir John Dickinson, in sentencing has perished and morals gone entire- watson to six months' imprisonmently by the board. It is now stated in the second division, observed that on excellent authority that life in

Speaking from the dock, Watson quoted passages from the speeches delivered by Sir Edward Carson, M.P.. and Sir F. F. Smith. M.P. (now Lord Birkenhead and Lord Chancellor), during the Ulster trouble before the war, and he argued that if they were allowed to go free he was entitled to the same treatment.

Their Commissioner, Mr. Urquhart, and the Senior Magistrate, Mr. H. he had been fined for an offence | Moscow provides more Archdall, followed in behind them.under the Defence of the Realm Act, But they were not in time to gain but had not heeded the warning then the protection of their mer The given.

Notice of appeal was given, and crowd had surged in again,, and be. į fore the officers could step back they Watson was liberated on hail. were pushed on to the presented bayonets..

A wound in his right shoulder for the commissioner, and a punctured right thigh for the magistrate, and they were both out of action for some time. The commissioner was taken away to have his wound at- tended to, and returned later, but the magistrate stayed on.

ONSLAUGHT ON THE LINE.. An inspector could be seen giving orders, but it is doubtful if he was heard above the shouts and cries of the crowd.

The inspector must have realized A Chinese coolie left his shop what was going to happen next. yesterday afternoon in Kowloon, Suddenly an onslaught was made on where he said he was going for a the line that was holding the other bath. About dusk his borly was approach. There was no parleying picked up on the foreshore, unattired, this time. Stones struck men and The Police concluded that he was roadway impartially. The darkened drowned whilst bathing. The bodybuilding was also a target. Stones was taken to Kowloon Mortuary.

made din upon its roof, or a madden ing crashing with its windows,

"Now, lads," called the inspector, "Your birds are not in there. You can come in and see!"

LOCAL AND GENERAL..

The Empress of Asia went into Kowloon Dock to-day for annual overhaul before leaving for next trip to Vancouver on June 12. ·

"Let's

Two men stepped out. through," they said shortly.

The inspector himself secured them passage, and conducted them to the door. The shouting and the throwing died down.

æsthetic pleasures than London: Chaliapine is singing nightly to packed houses in opera-French, German, Italian, 25 we as Rosian: the ballet is in fall swing, and on any evening in the week the theatres offer a wide choice of classical and modern plays-Shakes- peare and Moliere as well as Tchekor

INDUSTRIAL VALUE OF and Gorki. Moreover, in Petrograd

BAMBOO.

the Hermitage and Alexander III. Musearts are now more full of pic- tures than they ever were before. It is known that over 30 distinctThey are well looked after, no pic- varieties of bamboo are found in tures have been stolen or damaged. China alone; and the United States On the contrary, many people have recently sent an agricultural explorersent to these galleries the best works to the country to make an extended out of their own private collections. study of the plant with a view to "What is truth?" said Pilate.- demonstrating its value and advant-Japan Chronicle. ages that could be derived from importing it to America for utilisation by manufacturers in different ways. It would certainly seem that if the bamboo is likely to be of value in certain American industries and manufactures it should be of equal interest to British firms.

HARD SWEARING.

A Chinese was recently arrested It is used extensively throughout outside M. Y. San's store in Queen's China for building purposes, and for Road. He had a quantity of preser- the manufacture of rafts, matting, ved plums believed to be pilfered window shades, door screens, piping, from the shop. When a charge of carrying poles, scaffolding, fencing larcency was framed. against the boat poles, ribs of sails, brooms, man he maintained that the plums crates, cages. fan and umbrella were given him by a boy employed frames and handles, containers, in the place. In court this morning furniture, i rigation wheels, brackets, the boy denied it. He did not even combs, hairpins, pillow and mattress now defendant, although the latter fillings, and thatching, to mention had mentioned his name in connec only some of its manifold uses. It tion with the case. In discharging is, according to Mr. F. Meyer. largely the accused his Worship remarked A couple of minutes inside, and employed certain

medicines. that he believed the boy knew more the two stepped out into the street Eamboo pulp forms the chief

about the affair than he cared to again, "Nobody here," they re-material used in the manufacture divulge and had told a pack of lies.

of paper in China. Bamboo ported.

To-day there is still a police guard shoots are an on the place, but they have no used vegetable, and if preserved in apprehensions with the people, that some way would find ready favour Latest shipping rivals include stand up and down the street, and in Europe, both as a vegetable and the Kwaisang, Seiter Maru No. 3, stare curiously at the gaping widows for salads. Even at present canned, Patriot, Suivan Toyo Muru No. 3, and the shattered roof and walls.

dried and salted bamboo shoots are Chipshing, Emybutes, and Soshi

imported into the United States,

A Chinese male, 22 years of age, Maru.

where they command a ready sale,resident at No. 30 Tung Tak Lane, bet so far they have not made their was removed to the Government Civil appearance, at any rate in quantities, Hospital, suffering from injuries on the English market.

The Toyo Maru No.3 ieft Saigon for Hongkong on May 30 and ar- rived here this morning with 1,900 tons of rice which will be welcomed.

The Hon. Mr... W. C. Parr, the British Resident of Pahang, shot a big bull sladang at Ulu Gali on Easter Sunday, one of the biggest ever shot in the F.M.S.

The Douglas Steamer Haitan (Captain A. H. Stewart) from Foc chow and Swatow, brought 1,100 tons of Cargo to Hongkong and 118 Chinese passengers.

A Chinese Male, age 37, has been removed to hospital suffering from injuries inflicted on the head and arm by other men, the result of a fight over a meal, at No. 12 Smithsfield Street.

"UNLESS OTHERWISE

STATED."

This for the Cheerio Optimists,

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extensively

BOWEL COMPLAINT IN CHILDREN. URING the summer months mathers

TWO ACCIDENTS.

received from falling from a window at No. 90 Wellington Street. The window in question was said to be 30 feet in height.

Another Chinese was conveyed by ambulance to the same hospital, as a

HONGKONG GYMKHANA OLUR

ING OF THE SEASON will be

The Charge of Admission will be Hongkong Jockey Club or Gymicheaz $1.00 for others than Members of the

Club

Soldiers and Sailors in uniform free." The Committee invite the Ladies of Hongkong to be present.

H. B. L. DOWBIGGIN,

Hon. Secretary,

Hongkong, June 4, 1919.

CANADIAN PACIFIC OCESS SERVICES, LIMITED.

NOTICE.

R.M.S. EMPRESS OF ASIA "

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THURSDAY, 12 JUNK,

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IMPORTANT.

Visitors are specially requested to leave the ship by 11 x.m.

P. D. SUTHERLAND, General Agent, Passenger Dept. Hongkong, Jane +, 1919.

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THE Steamship

THE

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Goods not cleared by the 11th inst.. at Noon, will be subject to rent.

All broken, chafed and damaged pack- ages are to be left in the Godown where they will be examined. Claims against the 'steme: "must be presented within, 10 days of arrival otherwise they will mot be recognized.

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants should watch for any unnatural result of injuries received on his right in any case whatever.

With the milk on their mouths and

the time on their wrists,

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants: About as wise as the unlich'd

looseness of the child's bowels. When leg caused by a dislodged boulder fall. given prompt attention at this time ing on him. The accident occurred serious trouble may be avoided. Chan- cabberlain's Colic and Diarrhes Remely on the new road above the cemetery. whilst the man was engaged in road

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But they all belong to the Suicide

Club,

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenant.

II.

The Colonel's grief and the Sergeant's

curse,

The Regiments take'em for better or His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants;

worse,

An additional gift from Manila of 2 cases Tobacco Cuttings, pre sented by La Insular Cigar Factory, has been received by the War Chari- ties Committee for forwarding to London for distribution among the A sort of medicine for the sou

British Troops.

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants;

Yet pledge'em deep..in the loving.

bowl, The Russian steamer Tobolsk For they spread the honour, thick on

the roll, which has been under Admiralty His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants.

requisition was handed back to the

Russian Volunteer Fleet to-day to

J

II.

operate. The Tobolsk has taken | Lords of the enduring. triumphing

down the British flag and is now

flying the Russian flag.

A Chinese of Kawkarcik, on te

ing nominated to a seat on the Town

line.

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants; Nearest, for ever, to the Rhine,

His Majesty's Second Lieutenants; Children who father veteran hosts

Committee, returned his opium, con- In flame-rack'd fields and blood-soak'd sumer's ticket, on the ground that posta,

the habit was unworthy of one in a | And so yield up their proud young

public position. This must be re

garded as given a distinctly new lead to Chinese opinion.

ghosts

His Majesty's Second-Lieutenants !

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