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of boller houses and power stas. tions than is the case, with higher || class fuel. In fact, it predicted that local regulations would be framed at the instance of the public health authorities to com-

That the evil, as has already been done in the case of black smoke.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23, 1926.

TRAFFIC BREACH,

CHARGES AGAINST TWO EUROPEANS.

FATAL ACCIDENT SEQUEL

ADVENTURE.

QUEST OF TWO WORLD CYCLISTS.

NEARING HANKOW:

The case in which Mr. 9. J. Pushing heavily loaded cycles Squire and Mr. D. E. Western for many miles over rough moun- are charged with driving theirtain tracks far from -civilisation A glance at the Report on At-motor cycles in a dangerous man-is not many people's iden of a her at Causeway Bay on April 17 pleasant excursion but in the in- was opened before Mr. R. E. terior of China it certainly affords Lindsell at the Central Magistracy prospects of adventure and such. yesterday. Defendants were not is what the two world cyclists re- legally represented.

cently in Hongkong are after.

mospheric Pollution and Smoke Abatement shows that during one year 300 tons of soot were deposit- ed in Londen ger square mile, 264 tens in Glasgow, and 202 tons in Birmingham; whilst three towns in Lancashire showed doublé these figures."

with...

Mr. T. H. King, appearing for The two cyclists, Iginio Gibelli the police yesterday, explained and A. Kundinger when last the official attitude in the matter, heard of, were nearing Hankow He said "In asking you to deal and other than being the subject with these two summonses to-of curiosity and witnessing the gether, I am instructed by the results of bandit attacks on vill- It is not surprising to find. Captain Superintendent of Police ages, they do not seem to have therefore, that flue-dust collectors to submit definitely to you the experienced anything untoward. are being very extensively install police position and that is a clear The passes which they obtained understanding that the prosecu- from the Canton authorities seem ed, and are giving excellent results tion of these charges of reckless to have stood them in good stead, in practice. Taking as an exam-driving is not incompatible with letters of introduction and tele. ple the results obtained with two the Attorney General's decision to graphic messages ensuring them enter u nolle prosequi on the safe passage through the inter- Davidson patent flue-dust collector charge of manslaughter against vening districts to Shuj Chow and household liner in the very imine- plants, manufactured by a Belfast Mr. Squire.

Lok Cheong. diate neighbourhood. The aver-firm, it is recorded that one of

The Captam Superintendent The only sign of "war" they age domestic chinney is never these collectors working in Lon-minor charge be proceeded with, travels in Kwangtung appears to of Police has decided that the noticed in the course of their 'cleaned by a professional chimney don in conjunction with a single although the major one has been have been a gun mounted in posi

sweep whose calling seems to be chimney and two boilers, collects withdrawn.

tion on a hill near Shui Chow. The unknown here. By the time the dust and grit at the rate of 50

Mr. Lindsell: Quite so, Mr. number of deserted homes of up- rather dangerous method of set-tons per annum. This amount

King.

country missionaries who were Mr. King: These are the cir. advised to vacate during recent ting the chimney on fire to clean would otherwise have been eject.cumstances under which these troubles seems to have made a it is resorted to, one's neighbours ed from the chimney and scatter-summonses are being proceeded considerable impression on them...

At each village they appear to certainly have cause. for com-ed over the neighbourhood. In The first witness called, a Chin- have been welcomed by curious plaint as their houses get more the case of a larger plant in ese constable, explained how one crowds highly delighted at 'ex- than a fair proportion of large Scotland, the rate of dust collec-out of two motor cycles which hibitions of "trick" riding. particles of acot: The collective ion is well over 100 tons per an- the tramway shelter, leaving the rcame from Causeway Bay struck volume of domestic chininey

the num. These are but two instances driver lying underneath

WILL RESEALED. smoke may not exercise any great of atmospheric pollution, and yet machine. Questioned by Mr. bearing on the state of the at-they are responsible for over 150 saw the two machines touch each Squire, witness admitted that he

LARGE BEQUEST TO LADY mosphere; but, if so, it cannot be

SEVERN. tons of solid matter in the year, other near the Jockey Club of such a nature as to justify To the overseas steam user such stables:

A taxi driver gave similar evid-$48,000 and estate in England Hongkong estate valued at grievance or to call for remedial

a plant as the Davidson collector!

ence and estimated the speed of valued at £46,661 was left by the measures.

has a special interest where vege the motor cycles at about 50 miles late Mrs. Florence Louisa Eliza- Conditions at Home are natural-table fuels, such as rich husks and an hour", #

beth Bullock, of ly entirely different. In a recent bagasse, äre employed, for it presence, said that he was on his way of Lady Severn. The will has Woodlawn. Sub-Inspector Field. in evid-Norham Road, Oxford. the mother monthly journal called

vents the partially burnt fuel and to Bay View police station with been resealed at the Supreme Discovery called attention to the very light ash being ejected from another police officer in ricshas Court here on the application of "astoundingly dirty conditions of the chimney and causing annoy. when the machines passed them. Mr. W. E. L. Shenton, the "ap- Federal Hill Kuala Lumpur, the atmosphere." Smoke polluance in the vicinity.

He estimated the speed at 35 to 40 pointed attorney. on June 11. to the wife of C. Ftion, it would have the public

miles an hour. Locally, as has been already re- FENWICKA Kuching, Sarawak,realise, is an enormously costly marked, the question of smoke

on June 9. 1926, in the wife business, yet it is an evil which pollution is of no more of Charles Fenwick of the can be abated and eventually acafemic interest; but, stil, no the first defendant was there and

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FLEMING.---On June 11, 1926, at abolished. It is curious. the harm can be done by showing Batu Gajah Hospital, to Mr.journal remarks, that a nation what a being done at Home to and irs. E. D. Fleming. of bitter against the use of poison combat the evil.

Iptu a daughter.

DEATHS.

FELGATE-On June 10, at the.

WITHERS-Oh June 17, 1926, at gas in warfare is content to live in the Fearn Sanatorium, Shunga cloud of it during peace. Every ha, to Mr. and Mrs. A. S. medical man now realises the im- Withers, a son (Michael Somer-

portance of sunlight as a health ville).

factor. It is carefully considered in housing schemes, Material stbstitutes for glass which will General Hospital, Penang. permit more of the health-giving William. Ernest Felgate, aged ultra-violet radiations to pass are 44 years.

being sought for use in schools. LLOYD.On June 16, 1926, at the

Yet the very local authorities Isolation Hospital. Shanghai, Thomas Davis Lloyd, late Cap who are insisting on these, wise tain Anglo-Saxon 3. provisions do nothing to check the Yonella, aged 31 years.. MORGAN. On June 6, at Woking-local manufacturer whose smoke ham, Berkshire. Williamstack fouls the sky. It is even Francis Morgan. (Late possible, that the local authority's Superintendent, The Eastern

own generating station may be an Extension Telegraph Co.)

rexicence, outstanding offender. The argu- RAYNEY.At his

Lorong 17 Geylang Road. Sinment that a fall stack, carries the gapore. Thomas Rayney, of the

smoke so high that it is not a P.W.D., aged 56 years.

nuisance is not much use. The SMITH-On June 12, 1926, on

arrival at Plymouth, F. W smoke has to go somewhere, and Smith, late Singapore Harbour the eulphur of London not only blights Kew but attacks the limestone of Windsor Castle, The Hongkong, Wodnesday, June 23, 1926. effect of smoke pollution and fog

Board.

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CHINESE GUNMAN KILLED.

BATTLE WITH POLICE IN SINGAPORE.

One of the most sensational shooting

incidents since. the memorable duel between armed police and Sin Ghee-hin members. which took place in Sinkoh-street, Singapore in 1923; occurred on Saturday night, June 12 in Sago- street, when a Cantonese, believed to be a well-known bad character. was brought to bay by two detec- tives in a house, and, after a fierce exchange of shots, fatally wounded. Although rumour has it that the ture seemed inevitable, it is more Chinese took his own life when cap-

probable that he was killed by a police bullet.

The Chinese, it appears, was being watched. Two detectives shadowed him from Kampong Glam on Saturday evening, and followed his every movement while he was Proceeding ulong. Sago-street in a riesha. He became suspicious.. and seeing that he was closely fol on vegetation has also been work.lowed he got down from the ricshu ed out and has been shown to be pulled out an automatic pistol and a serious source of damage not It is not expected that much only to the miserable plant life of local interest will be aroused in towns but

the dis 'the cabled news that the House tant country. The fogs

SMOKE POLLUTION.

to

made a run for it.

Many Shots Exchanged. The deteatives gave chase, where- upon the Cantonese drew a second automatic and made for a house, Bring at the detectives as he did.

crouching behind a window, he opened fire on the two detectives, who then drew their revolvers and returned the fire. Many shots wore fired on both sides and a party of

house was then surrounded and the

of Commons has passed the not only choke the breathing so. He rushed into the "house" and, second reading of the Smoke pores of the leaves and poison Abatement Bill, the supportere of them, but the acid products car. which declare that it will greatly ried down in rain kill off the soil assist in cleuring the atmosphere bacteria and produce an acid geil in large industrial cities. Except affecting the quality of the graz-armed police were sent for. The for a solitary tall chimney or soing. Smoke pollution affects Chinese fatally wounded in the the harbour launches, and vessels plant, man and beast. The annual | head. in port, it may be years(it cost of painting, papering, and One of the shots rad by the Cantonese went through, the cheek ever-before any such abate washing must be prodigious, yet of a detective, the wound however, ment measure is called for in this unseen interests appear to control not being of a serious nature. Colony. A look at the amount the situation. Gas and electricity of black smoke emitted by may in the end vanish some of launches lying side by side. be the trouble, but no one can live in Mr. J. A. Minto, the well-known tween Blake Pier and the Ferry London without a sincere convic-mining engineer, has returned to Pier of a morning might raise a tion that either immediate legis. query as to what is the collectivelation is required or that if legis- effect of such on the atmosphere lation exists it is high time that of the Island and why no one ap it was put into ruthless operation. pears interested enough to sug- Another Home "publication gest abatement measures. There points out that at the present time Colonel and Mrs. Edward Is aled the amount of smoke inferior classes of coal are being Kimmel and son John, are leaving Manila on June 80, for a trip emitted in the course of a day extensively used for ateam-rais- through China and Japan, later from domestic chimneys, whersling purposes in many commercial meeting the transport Bomme In there are coal fires. The pre-and industrial undertakings, with Nagasaki, where they will pro- judicial effect of this may be the result that a great deal more their new station at Fort Eustis, ceed to the United States for limited to the havoc caused to dust is ejected from the chimneys Virginia.

Ipoh after a holiday in Australia. Mr. Minte has come back to Malaya as representative of a strong financial group of Australian mining investors who are seeking in properties in Malaya.

His Worship remarked that there was no evidence to show that Mr. Western was there at all The prosecution had proved that

that he had an accident.

"

After small bequests to other relatives and employees, the re- sidue of the estate and personal effects are directed to be divided Severn and her son, Mr. Guy between her daughter, Lady

Henry Bullock.

that although no witness could say Barker, solicitor, of Buckingham," Sub-Inspector Alexander, said. Lady Severn and Mr. G. 'H. M.

that motor cycle No. 646, Mrare appointed executors and Western's machine, was on the trustees. rond, he had given evidence on oath during the hearing of the manslaughter charge that he was driving the machine.

The case was adjourned until Friday afternoon.

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Mr. J. M. McHutcheon returned to the Colony from Manila, on Monday, by the Empress of Asia.

Poets' Corner.

ENDYMION.

How like a gem of sculptural art;

How perfect in thy every part! Around this object true and bold

Coils the envy of the youth of old.

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Loud bades the moon the youth to cut,

To leave his favourite Grecian bout; Tells him the end of a happy day.

Oh, what unconscious bliss away!

Onto the fields with innocent head,

His flock he brings with to be fed; And down to the river bank he strolls, To lay himself down on the coles.

Happy is he who 'bideth in

The realms of Nature-breft of sin. Happy the man her charges bear;

Woe to the one who doth not hear.

The aky a lighted ceiling be,

The gentle wind so lull and free, The rippling brooklet running by, Foretelleth happiness is nigh.

And in a while this beauteous form

El A highest for Creation's norm- Fell subject to his own reward,

And sleepeth to its pleasant chord.

And Dian, hunting carefreely,

Turns downward eyes, with bended knee; And makes a sweeping bar below,

Finds nothing worthy there-but, lo!

There, in a droway little grove,

Beside the lovely, peaceful cove, Chaste Dian's eyes are fixed upon

A youth bare!. O Endymion!

This sight so irresistible,

To Dian too permissible, Doth bind a goddess in transfix:

That place a wayside stop she picks.

Then with incalculable speed,

To every cry doth pay no heed, She, darteth from her lofty perch,

And to the chanced of her search.

When she but once that smooth skin feels,

Her gaping wound so sore it heals. Hark! now she hears the others come,

Their talk, their music, and their hum.

She, fearing for discovery,

Gathers herself, though hard it be. She leaves and nightly, with a kiss. jul

O, what unknown and great a blísal

ALEXANDER CLAUDE GREAVES,-

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