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日十月六酉辛大歲年十國民華中
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PROFFERED MEDIATION.
PARS, July 13
The New York Herald Paris edition learns that M. Jales. Cambon, | president of the Franco-American Subsidiary Standard Of Co. has offered to mediate in the affairs of the Banque Industrielle. M. Laucheur, the Minister of the Liberated Regions is in daily conference with him. The Herald adds that a plan has been proposed whereby Chinese depasitors will be paid in fall and French depositors will receive 50 per cent of their claims.
FASCISTI TERBORISM.
SOCIALISTS ATTACK BRITISH PARTY IN MISTAKE.
Andet mat
ROME, July 18.- Renewal of Fascist terrorism in the provinces resulted in tragedy to Britishers at Viterbo. The socialist inhabitants of the town rushed to arms to repel the advance of the Fascisti whose activities in neighbouring villages ended in the killing of a peasant. A motor car containing a British family named Beckett entering Viterbo was mistaken for Fascisti and fired on. One of the party was killed and three woanded. -
SOUTH IRISH PARLIAMENT,
A MEAGRE ATTENDANCE.
LONDON, July 13, Only two members of the House and eleven senators attended the Southern Irish Parliament in Dublin. A senator's motion was adopted adjourning sine die pending a communication by the King: The two mei- |bers of the Commons sat privately.
KIDNAPPED EARL RELEASED.
Labs, July 13. The Earl of Bandon who was kidnapped by Sing Feiners has been Jiberated,
ROYAL VISIT TO CHANNEL- IZLASEDS.
MANY QUAINT FEUDAL CEREMONES
July 13.
The King and Queen have concluded a two-days' visit to the Channel Islands, They were welcomed with great enthusiasm. There were many quaint feudal ceremonies. Beacon fires, fre works, and illuminations were unceasing both nights.
WRINGEL'I PLOTS.
NO ASSISTANCE FROM BRITISH AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
LONDON, July 14,
In the House of Commons; Commander Kenworthy asked if General Wrangel with headquarters in Constantinople, assisted and protected by
“AN AWFUL TROUBLE.”
A MARINE ENGINEER CAUTIONED.
NOWANCE TO THE DISTRICT.”
Described as a nuisance to the district, Thomas Henry Poole, a marine engineer Hving at No. 87, Park Street, Yaumati, appeared before Magistrate Orme this morning to awer a charge of assault laid by S. Danenberg, of the same address,
Inspector Brown, who was in charge of the case, said that the com plaingot had failed to pot in an ap pearance, but as the defendant had been an awful trouble" in the dis trict he Doped the Magistrate would bind hier over to be of good be haviour. The police had been called in dozens of tires to selfie distur bances in which this man was con- cerned. He had been a nuisance in the district ever since be came there. The Magistrate said that he felt he could not bind a man over against whom no evidence had been brought [but Le would warn the tiefendant that he had better be careful not to get into court again otherwise he wouki, be 'dealt with severely and probably have to go to jail. If def- endant did come his present attend- ance would count against film. This time he would be discharget bút he had better take great care.
PRISONER'S ESCAPE.
CONSTABLE CHARGED WITH GROSS NEGLECT.
A VERY SERIOUS: CASE.”
The Captain Supérintendent of Polite, Mr. ED. C. Walls, attended Chefoça Magistrate Orme this morning, He charge a Canes constabler sammed He Dens trich gross neglect of duty by allowing a prisoner is his special charge to escape at the Government The de Civil Hospital on June 13. fendant intimated that the state of his health at the time made is neces sary for him to leave his post. The prisoner was apparently asleep and he thought he might safely do so,
Mr. Wolfe said that the police con- stable's instructions were that be was to remain on duty outside the ward in which the prisoners were kept and that he was not to go of the ward was not for the lukong inside. The lavatory at the far end
the British authorities, was plotting against the Russian Government. Mr-jat all. Mr. Welle added that as Cecil Harmsworth declared that the allegations were without foundation.
DROUGHT IN FRANCK.
WOODS AND WHEATFIELDS SWEPT BY FIRE.
LONDON, July 13.
According to Paris messages, France is affected by the heat and drought even worse than England. The shade temperature was 100 degrees. Many woods and wheatfields have been swept by fire. There was. 5,000,000 francs damage at a conflagration at Nachette publishing works and several millions through the gutting of celluloid works in the suburbs.
COLONIAL EXHIBITION.
PARIS TO SPEND FIFTY MILLION FRANCS.
PARIS, July 13. -
The Paris Municipality estimates an outlay of 50,000,000 frames for the inter-allled colonial exhibition in 1925. The difficulty of providing ample space will be met by the selection of two different parts of the city for displays.
HIPLE SHOOTING,
SCOTTISH TEAM WINS ELCHO SHIELD,
BISLEY, July 13.
The Elche shield competition, at nine hundred, a thousand, and eleven hundred yards, was won by Scotland. Points scored in the final stage were Scotland 1625, England 1601, and Ireland 1489. --
HOME CRICKET.
SCOTLAND DRAWS WITH AUSTRALIANS
M
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LONDON, July 12
At Perth, Scotland made 162 runs. Campbell and Fergusson made 39
and 87 respectively. Scotland followed on with 79 runs for no wickets Kerr made 60. The watch was drawn."
REDUCED W«Q*S.
ENGINEERS ACCEPT TERAIS BY DIG MAJORITY.
LONDOK, July 13.
The ballot of engineers has resulted in the ́s wage reduétions by a substantial mol
of the
more than one case of a prisoner escaping from the hospital bad occurred the police had arranged with the medical authorities to build this room specially for pri- soners. The reason definite instruc- Hans had been given that the lukongs should remain outside was that a fairly strong prisoner, although in hospital for some reason, might knock the lukong on the head. They were not to go inside for any reason unless there was another man stand- ing by, and of course the rise of the prisoner's latrine was absolutely unauthorised. Mr. Wolfe suggested that there must have been either very | gross neglect of deliberate intent to enable the prisoner to escape; the | man was a preity desperate charac
ter and it was the result of ble efforts to escape that caused his being in hospital. He had five truncheon wounds, it having been necessary to man a truncheon beforà hé was arrested Mr. Wolfe explained that the con scable left the key in the lock and walked, through the Ward to a lavatory on the verandah. so that the prisoner was between hims and the door. He suggested that the "maximum penalty should be imposed.. It was only fair to say that defendant was a comparatively new man, He had six months' service and had been through the police training school where a thorough course of instruction "was^— given nowadays unlike "The old days, when bew men had to pick up what they| old by attendance at the Courts.
The Magistrate said that in the absence of any direct evidence of callusion he did not think that the |"maximum" penalty, which was re served for the very word cases. would be quite in order. It wa«f» very serious case but as the defence was a comparatively new, man ki would pass sentence of four montli unprisonment.
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