and incapable, and admitting his guilt was let THE MURDER OF PRESIDENT off with a fine of $2, or eight days.
USLAWFULLY DEALING IN AMMUNITION. Clan Yau was charged with and convicted of dealing in ammunition, to wit, percussion caps, without a licence, and was fined $250 or three months hard labour.
BATORE ME. HALLIFAX,
· INFRINGING, THE BUILDING ORDINANCE
In this case Mr. B. H. Hazeland, architect, was charged with infringment of section 70 of the Building Ordinance of 1895.
The Crown Solleitor, Mr Howley, pro- seonted, aut Mr. J. B. Harston defended.
The prosecutor in opening the case said that section 70 of the Building Ordinance of 1895 states that no one can commence building or alter or add to a building without first giving notice to the Director of Public Works and obtaining his approval. Suck potico must be signed by the owner, ocoupler, or agent of the building in question, and the said owner, oompier or agent is responsible for any act, failure, omission or neglect occuring. Des fendant had signed the notice na agent, and responsible for any consequently was Works carried ant in contravention of the Ordinance. It was not necessary for the prosecu tion to prove that the agent caused the neglects or infringments of the Ordinance; it was merely necessary to prove that they occured. Now defendant had sent in a notice to build an additional story on houses Nos, 23 and 25, Stone Nallah Lane. Those houses had been two-storied before and verandahs were to hé udded to the second story of both houses. Plans were submitted for the additional story and another for the verandahs with the notice which was dated 1st August, 1901. On the 28th of September Mr. Tooker, Acting Director of Pabbe Works, visital the place, and found firstly that in the party wall between houses No. 23 and 25 on the second story, which the plan showed to be solid, a rectangular opening, 5 ft. 6 in. wide by 7 ft. 6 in. long, had been made. Of course his Worship would understand, that such an opening in a pre vlenely solidly built wall, when it has to carry weight of an additional floor would prove a the source of danger and was liable to collapse House No. 25 abutted on to a tea shop in Cross Strest, and the opening in the party wall was made probably to gain access into the teahouse, Secondly and thirdly the plans showing the new varandahs to be built on the second story of ench house, showed them to be supported by iron brackets and a stone culvert solidly built into the brickwork, whereas Mr. Tooker on
MCKINLEY.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1901
From the Hawaiian and Oriental edition of the Evening Post (San Francisco) of the 12th ult., a copy of which has been forwarded to us by the Pacifio Mail Steamship Co., we take the following details of the fatal attack on the United States President at Buffalo and of the
murderer's associates:--
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can be prevailed upon to reveal all of the know ledge that is now in his possesion. The in formation upon which the account is based came firet frons a soural service agent, and from the same source the information has now been ob tained that enables the authorities to assert that the conspiracy extended to the following group of anarchiste:Chicago, 515 Carroll Avenue, headquarter of the Teak family; Allegheny, Pa., Garden Avente, district head of Carl Nold and his associates; Person, N. J.; national headquartors for the snarobists of the United States, St. Louis, South Thirteenth Street, headquarters for anarchists of the West, of which brauch Geld. man had direct control; Cleveland, Ohio, anor chists group, of which Leon Czolgorz is a member; Baulo, N. Y., Broadway branch of On authoritative information it can he said the Polish Society of Anarchiste. that during the last ten weeks Emin Goldman has visited each one of the six anarchist Buffale three times since July 12th, having left organisations mentioned. She has been in the city the last time four days before the altempted aseascination.
Emma Goldman, Czolgors, Abrakara Taak, and Marie Imak, were in consultation in paniet Emma Goldman to Baffale the last time Chicago on two occasions. Marie Isaak accoa the archleader of the anarchista was here. Loon the city by a mysterious Bohemian man and nigerz was accompanied to Buffalo and about woman, who acted so suspiciously as to warrant the assumption that they knew of the intention of Czegorz to ussassinato the President. These two Bohemians are now being looked for all over the United States.
Buffalo.
of them have been looked up in this station COUNT TOLSTOY AND INDIA, with the drag-net the police have dang out.”
Another despatch, dated Chicago, L1th Sep- tomber, says:—
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The editor of the Indian rative paper Aryn has received the following letter from Count Emma Goldman, the "narchist queen," arrested here yesterday, spent a very uncom. Leo Tolstoy I thank you for your very. fortable night in the women's annex of the interesting letter. I quite agree with you that and which is no solution at all. A socisty or Harrison Street Police Station last night. Ske your nation cannot accept the solution of the ste hearty suppor last night, but shortly social problem which is proposed by Europe afterward her head began to ashe, showing en community kept together by force is not only effect of the strain under which she had been labouring all day. Being a trained nurse by in a provisory state, but in a very dangerous profession, the insisted on treating herself. one. The bonds that keep together such She wrote a prescription, which she handed to society are always in danger of being broken, The only solution of the Chief Matron Keegan with a request that it and the moiety itself liable to experience the be filled. The matron, however, declined to do rostest evils. In such a position are all the so without the sanction of the Chief of Police. European states. paper might call for a poison wherewith the with the capacity of love is the abolition of fearing that the seemingly innocent slip of social problem for reasonable beinge endowed prisoner might do herself harm. The matron violence and the organisation of society based be attained only by the development of true offered hor charge a dose of headache-cars, on love, mutual and reasonable principles
She talked nearly the whole religion. By the words "true religion" I OLD which she herself used, but Miss Goldman revoluntarily socapted by all. Such a stato can mean the fundamental principles of all religions, consequence. fused to take it and spent a sleepless night in
der that "so insiguificaut a man es Amake which are: night to the matron, aguin repeating her should recaire such widespread attention. Her words were even more vielent than in the matron to-day.She did not ask to 500 interviews she gave out yesterday said the a lawyer, saying she was willing to take it вес that she had proper legal assistance. for granted that her friends in the city, would
When Mira Goldman was brought before Justice Prindiville this morning, he asked if
"I am ready," the replied, firmly, she was ready to proceed with the hearing,
Assistant Prosecutor Owens immediately spoke up.
Tho prosecution desires a continuance notil the 19th to be set at the same time as the other cases without bail."
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Miss Goldman: I would like a hearing right away. I want to see Lawyer Saltiel if he is in court."
1. The consciousness of the divine essence of 2. Respect for its manifestation-human life, human soul, and
Your roligion is vary, old and very profound
think it was maimed in its moral, d.c., practical in its mataphysical definition of the relation of
application to life, by the existence of casto. This practical application to life, so far as I man to the Spiritual All-to the Atuma; but I
know, hag been made only by Jainism, Buddhism, and some, of your sects, such a Kabir Panohis, in which the fundamental principle is the sacredness of life and con sequently the prohibition to take the life of any living being, especially of men.
All the evils that you experience the famine and, what is still more important, the depruve ment of your people by factory-life-will last as long as your people consent to kill their fellowmen and to be soldiers (Supers), Parasites feed only on unclean bodies. Your people must
to be morally clean. I quite agree with you that you ought to be thankful for all that has been done by the English-for your well-being-and should help them in all things tending to the civilisation of your people.
The Court instructed an officer to ascertain if Mr. Saltiel was in the room.
"Lawyer Brown," interjected Miss Gold-ty man.
The Coart: Do you expect the two law. yers here ?"
Miss Goldman-I thought they might be here. It does not matter if they are not.
The Court then decided to go on with the regular dreket and permit time to ascertain if
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Fromptly at 3.30 o'clock Mr. McKinley, accompanied by President John G. Milburn of the Exposition, Secretary Cortelyou and a guard of detectives, arrived at the rain depot on the grounds. Two minutes before the hour appointed for the reception, 4 o'clock, his carriage drow up at the entrance to the temple. Twenty thousand people were gathered in and around the building, and as the Fresid. ent bowed to the right and the left a mighty shont of welcome went up on every side. Then the great organ in the templo pealed forth the national air, and the throngs fell back from the entrance through which Mr. MaKinley was to pass. Inside the temple a place had been made in the centre of the floor for the Pre sident to stand and greet the thousands who were waiting to grasp his hand. Two sinles led diagonally from the entrances at either corner of the reception room, and the people passed in eno doorway, haiting at the central point to meet the Chief Executive, then passed on sad out through the opposite door. Perbsps a hundred men and women and children had gone slowly up the long aisle and looked into the kindly face that mat each comer with a smile of welcome. Then there was a break in
Secret service agents have learned that early the line and a rush of Exposition guards toward
in Jaly Emma Goldman visited the Free the door through which the crowds
was standing Society in Chicago, making her home while entering.
At the moment a somin
there with the Isaak family. On July 18th before Mr. McKinley. The trouble at the door Czolgorz called at the Isaak home and talked with Emma Goldman and with Abraham leak apparently subsided, and the woman gave way to
The interview was renewed the following day. Some time later Murie Isaak and Emma Gold. a well-dressed man. He grasped the 1'sident's hand warmly and spoke a few word, but the
man left Chicago for Buffalo. They visited crowd pushed him on and he gare to Lươn
the Exposition and then went to Rochester, Czolgorz, alias Fred Nieman: See: t Service Agents Foster and Ireland were standing where they visited Mrs. H. Hochstein at 219, directly across from the Presik, closely Joseph Avenue. A little later Emma Goldman scapping each man and woman passing along went to Allegheny City and there consulted in the line. When Czolgorz gansed before with Carl Nold, who was taken into custody President McKinley the government officers
last Monday. From Allegheny City Emina
I think the duty of all civilised Indians is: sw before them a quietly dressed, intelligent-Goldman wont to Cincinnati, thence to St.
1. To try to destroy all old superstitions the two lawyers were about. After an hour's appearing young man, with reddish hair and fronis, thence to Chicage and than back to
His right hand was smooth-shavan cheeks.
The secret police know, although Emes time Miss Goldman asked to telephone and see which hide from the masses the principle of thrust beneath the lapel of his coat, and a hand- kerchief was wrapped about it in such a way as Goldman and Isaak new attempt to deny their if the lawyers would come and take charge of trae religion, ie, consciousness of the divius to give the impression that it had been injured. intimacy with Czolgorz, that when Emus Gold her case. She left the room, accompanied by essence of human soul and respect for the life man started for Buffalo Czelgerz accompanied the police matron, and upon her return told the of every human being without any exception-
2. To spread them as far as possible. Czelgors turned his eyes surely upon President's face and extended his left hand.hor to the railroad station. Fire anarchists Court that she learned the two lawyers, were now under crrest in Chicago have made state-occupied, with the other cases, and that she
I think these principles are victually, if not actually, contained in your ancient and pro- Mr. McKinley observed that the man before him was offering his left hand instead of the
Prosecnter Owens-Your Honour, I renew found religion and need only be developed and Goldman and Abraham Issak This renderà boueath the coat. Then his own right hand while he was in Chicago consulting with Emma horself. right, and his eyes wondered to the band thrustments to the effect that they saw Colgers would therefore take charge of her own case
think only auch a mode of action can literate closed about the fingers of the man who was
the case against the Free Society complete, and my motion to continue the case until the 19th, cleared from the veil that covers them. I Fourthly the plans showed two staircases, ready to slay him. The touch of Mr. McKin-it is likely that on or before September 19th that she be held without bail."
The Court-What have you got to say, Miss the Indians from all the evils which now beset them, and will be most efficacious means to Governor Oleli will be asked to requisition the one for each additional new floor. This stair les's hand seemed to rouse the assassin to
He learned enddenly forward, at the prisoners from the Governor of Illinois. Emma Goldman? cases were shown to be built against tho eress action.
attain the goal which you are now looking for.
Excuse me for stating my opinion in such a wall of second floor to top. On inspection they same time gripping the President's hand in a
straight-forward way, as, likewise for my bad were found not to exist, nor had any opening viselike hold. He drew Mr. Mckinly the Goldman will precede the Isaak faction to for them bean loft. In house No. 25 stair- barest trifle toward him, and the right hand Buffalo and, according to present plans, she
English, and believe me. Yours truly,
July 14th, 1901. LEO TOLSTOY. cases had been built against the side wall of house flashed from beneath the coat-ispel. The haud may be in the dungeon in this city before the No. 23. The staircase was right between the and the fingers were hidden by the folds of the house Nu 25 and the tea house in the back, olose handkerchief. Czolgorz thurst the bind fairly to the opening before mentioned. Moreover there were windows in the cook-house well against the President's breast and pulled the president McKinley need not be in Buffalo under the circumstances, he did not think the i
trigger of the weapon that the white bit of cloth was concealing. Then he fired again, the second shot following the Brat so quickly that the report was scarcely-noticeable.
President McKinley dropped the hand of the assassin and staggered back a pace toward
Ascording to the police of Enffalo, Stutz and Becretary Cortelyou and President Milburn. who had been standing at his side. They caught Waiter Nowak have been released from custody, him as he was falling and drew him tenderly no evidence having been adduced that was toward a chair. Homer James, an Exposition guard, was probably the first man to reach strong enough to warrant their being held. It authority of Superintendent Bull it can be said Czolgors. He sprang upon the backs of those is true that Stutz has been released, but on the who blocked his way and dashed his clab down that he can be arrested again at a moment's upon the anrrobist a skull. Then there was a rush from every side and Craigers was borne notice. He may be of more service free than in jail. He is being closely shadowed, and may from his feet aul swept to the floor. He lead the police to others who are wanted. trampled on and kicked and pushed from side Walter Nowak is said to have gone to Chicago to take employment as a cigar-maker. He went to side, uverybody seeking to lay hold of him. The strales of the great organ dled away as from police headquarters direct to the railroad the President staggered back from the fire where be had encountered his assailant. The station, where he took a train for Chicago. or, at least, was in the same car with him thousands who were too far off even to see the secret service agent went with him, the entire distance from Buffalo to Chisago place where the reception had been in progress, guessed something was wrong, as a wonderful Nowak may accept employment as a cigar-maker silence fell upon the great room and its hundreds in Chiosge, bat it is certain that he will also be made uso of by necrot service agents of occupants.
to make soms identifications. Dr. I, Saylin, who entertained Emms Goldman and her mother when the two women were in Buffalo, is being sought by the police. It cannot be ined, but his explanations are earnestly learned that a warrant for his arrest has been desired. He left Buffalo suddenly last Friday sight-a few hours after the attempted assassins tion of President McKinley. His wife, who denies all knowledge of Funma Goldman, says that the doctor has gone in search of health, but that she knows nothing more of his present whereabouts than that he is far away from Buffalo.
inspection found it had not been done according
o the plan..
which had not been shown in the plan.
Mr. Tocker, Acting Assistant Director of Public Works, corroborated Mr. Bowley, morely adding that there were old openings 6 feet by feel, herides the one before mentioned, used for ventilation purposes, above the varandalis. Also that no application had been made to the P.W.D. to permit of the deviations in question. Mr. Tooker further stated that he received a letter, after he had made the Inspection of the building in question, from defendant, notifying him that he (defendant) had eenged to be the agent for those buildings, and giving the
owner's address,
By Mr. Harston-He did not know that defendant had been merely employed to draw ny the plans and have them approved, and that afterward his employment ceased before the 28th of September. He kauw, prior to the summons being issned, that defendant was merely acting as agont while his employment had practically ceased. Even if he found an opening sighteen inches less than the one found int constructed in the same way, and permitted by the F.W.D., it would be dangerous. The additional openings on the top were not necessarily dangerous, but they were no benefit
CZOLGOZZ'S CONFESSION.
to the structure. The openings wore at there ▲ Buffalo telegram, dated September 17th on the 4th inst. They might have been bricked up before the 8th inst., the date of isins of the says:-Leon F. Czolgorz has confessed to the summons. They wore bricked up when witness police that his attempt upon the life of Pra again risifed the buildings on the 9th instident McKinley was the result of a conspiracy The P. W. D. passed plans for staircases in which many besides himself had a purt. against party walls. The party walls were not Acting under instructions from Secretary Root, very strong. There was no special provision the police refuse the details of the confession in the Building Ordinance in the matter of made by Ozolgorz, but in Superintendent Bull's constracting staircases. Any opaning in office to-night, a correspondent was told that if party wall was a matter of suspicion. It might the would-be assassin's confession were published be dangerous or it might not. It was probable in fall, a wave of indignation against anarchism that each an opening as had been made, might of the organised sort would sweep over the be suctioned by the P. W. D. It was true country, which would inevitably result in that you could not always make a plan which serious disorders.
Czolgorz still retains his show of bravado and could be followed in every detail,
Re-examined by Mr. Bawlay-It was on the announces his determination of entering a plea 28th alt, witness know that Mr. Hazeland of guilty when he is brought to trial. He says consed to be agent for the buildings, not on the that he knows full well that he is at the mercy 30th as witness by mistake statsil previously, of society, which he detesta, for which reason Ho was led to understand by the conversation he will make no fight in the courte, but will
week is over.
Another point which was settled to-day by the prosecuting officials is the fact that the during the examination of prisoners, either before the committing magistrate or Grand Jary at the trial. There are enough witacsses and medical testimony to establish the crime without the President, who would otherwise be the chief complainant, being present
THE ARREST OF EMMA GOLDMAN.
Emma Goldman was arrested in Chicago; Her manner was deßant as she was taken to the Tuesday, Sept. 10, shortly before noon. office of the Chief of Police, but she, disclaimed all knowledge of Czolgura and his crime, save
Miss Goldman-I demand a hearing, and I Prosecutor Owens then set forth that Miss would like to be put under bail. Goldman is charged with conspiracy to kill, and said that in case the President dies she will be an accessory before the act, and, offeros bailable.
The Court then decided to continue the case until September 19, and said he would consider the case and announce his devision regarding bail at noon. Misa Goldman was then taken
back to the annex.
Chicago, September 11-When shown a dispatch from New York stating that Czolgor admitted there was a plot to assassinate the President, and mentioned her, Miss Goldman said:
P.S.-The letter is not written in any hand- writing, because I am bed-ridden at the present
moment.
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"I can prove that I have not been in Buffalo since I left there the lattor part of August. I do not beliere that Czolgora has confessed,, because it does not seem reasonable that a man who declares that he had no one to assist him why should he implicato me? He has not confessed anything of the sort. I do not know what means the police might use to extort
cemented; and this linen, coated on confession, and a man is liable to say things that in 1893, when I was arrested because of the that he does not mean. I know, for instance, big strike, I delivered a lecture in Philadelphia. the other side with an adhesive substanes, was placed over the eye and pressed down. war These artificial eyes were therefore worn There was no talk of arrest until I had gone to
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"hellpattern" eye, exactly similar in shape work prorions to the 28th inst. The openinge life of Czolgorz was not stamped out by the confessed to the police that his attempt upon the life of President McKinley was the result
to those now used, but made of gold and enamsel- Fold in the front wall, not dangerous before the verandah were added, became a source of dan frenzied mob that sought to kill him the mo
mant after he hail fired the second bullet at of a conspiracy, in which many besides himself
el. Except that they were made of Prealdent McKinley. Had he then been put to
had a part. So far Coalgorz has refused to
enamelled, the two latter were practically of the same design ee the "globe" and "shell" ger upon the addition of verandahs.
This closed the case further prosectation.
mention any names except that of Emms
Captain Colleran, chief of detectives, received glass eyes of the present dry. Pare's clumsy, ing
his accomplices to jastice. It is now
Goldman, but papers are in existence which, if Mr. Harston, addressing his Worship, sub death there would have been no way of bring
zessage from Chief Bull of Buffalo to-day truss-like appliance and his two gold eyes, mitted that the summons was bad, and had to practically assured that at least a modicum of
conspiracy and will result in wholesale arreste, stating that requisition papers for Miss Gold which were used only by the wealthy, were be dismissed on a point of law.
followed by prosecution. It was upon this mau would be forwarded as soon as possible. sacceeded by
pearl-white, which immediately Uzolgorz, sought to overthrow law and order. According to motion 69 and 70 of the Justice will be meted out to those who, with they can be discovered, will lay bare the entire
statement by the would-be-assassin, that Euns Other messages received since Friday from and coloured made of painted porcelain All kinds of Oil Paintings and Photographic Building Ordinance such an offence as his Although Emma Goldman has been arrested client committed was indiance simply, in Chicago, it is probable that she will be
into eqstody.
by Assistant City Prosecutor Owens. They vention of glass eyes, which instantly superseded And according to section 78 of the law Govern brought to Bufalo, which is filled literay to Goldman, the "Little Firebrand," was taken St. Louis and Buffalo were male public became immensely popular. Next came the in. 39A,
According to a despatch which is dated indicate that the polios of St. Louis were hot all others, and still command the public favoar ing the abatement of nuisances, first a notice overflowing with agents of the secret service, would have to be served on his client to abate the scores of whom esme to-day. A search is being nuisanes at a certain time, and if not rectified made of every sewer that underlies the city, for Chicago, Sept. 11th-Miss Goldman appeared on the trail when Miss Goldman left St. Louis Glass eyes, which were invented in 1579, then
ummons could be issued and the it is known that in one of them is package of in court at 9.30 a.m., under the escort of Mstron Saturday night and that she narrowly escaped were well known in Shakespeare's time. In MERCHANT NAVY magistrate could order the surveyor-general pepers containing the details of the conspiracy Keegan, Blie seemed surprised that no lawyer arrest when she alighted from the train bors King Lear, written in 1605 and first pub-
"Get thee glass eyes; and
...Beom to abste the nuisance or sentence defendant to and the names of these concerned with Czolgorz was there to take up her defence and glanced Sunday morning. The police delayed and lished in 1608, Lear, with crushing derision, in the plot, together with an outline of its uneasily about the room, full of uncouth pris shadowed her to make sure that they had the thus advises the blinded traitor Gloucester
soners and curious spectators. She asked for right woman.
see." As a strict necessity, Gloncester would the penalty of a fine
Mr. Bowley stated that his learned friend was ramifications.
In his confession Czolgorz has told of his at Lawyers Saltial and Brown, both of whom have
peare's day the finest productions were literally wrong, as they were not proceeding under the the Abatoment of Namances but under tempt to destroy the written evidences of the been engaged in doing the legal work of the
have required globe-pattern eyes. In Shales- The M.M. steamér Annam, with the next of very inferior workmanship, the iris and the ho knew that were not in court, and Justice Prindiville waid
that sections 69 and 70 of the Building Ordinance, conspiracy. He has said that time did not local anarchists arrested last Friday. They
rough and ready period. However, as showing the liability and responsibility of permit him to burn the papers, defendant, and section of Ordinance 7 of if he was to meet the President of the United we would wait a reasonable time for them to French mail, lott Singapore yesterday, at 2p.m., pupil being hand-painted in the best style of The Indo-Chine ateamer Swing, from Cal Father Time marched along, glass yes pro- 1895 for violation of the Ordinance, which States at the Tomple of Music at the American appear. Although the telephone was kept busy for this port vin Saigon.
Chief of Detectives Colleran then
especially within the last half-century and empowers the magistrate summarily to convict Exposition he had to be in lino early. Before an hour elapsed and the lawyers were still
leaving his room in Nowak's Hotel be gathered absent. and fire the offender.
Det
The P. &0. steamer Japan left Singapore now they have reached a high standard of
excellence as works of art. His Worship on the point of law decided together all his papers, taking them from his demanded that the hearing proceed. It took gutta and the Straits, left Singapore for this gressed and improved in make and finish,
from his valise and from drawers of only a few minutes and then Miss Goldman port on the 11th inst, at 4 p.m.
The O.M. steamer Hyson, from Seattle, leff against the defence, on the ground that a pockets, sore bound together in the was led back to her room in the woman's anuor for this port on the 12th inst., at 5 p.m.
She looked tired and worn, and there
of nervousILOSS in her Shimonoseki for this port on the 12th inst., and evidences notice having been saved on the owner of
ahe dressed as Czalgors says that he made a sirenitons and were
Was may be expooted here on or about to mOITOW the buildings and a summons served on the package, which he convaled beneath his cost.
his
When sakod if she expected that she would be sat free, Miss Goldman said:
"That I cannot say, because I know the police. If they wish to carry out things legally ley must let me go free. But of course they may tramp up a charge.”
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defendant, the purpose of the Ordinance as aimless trip about the city, and that at some manner. She has
The N.YK. steamer Kasuga Maru (Austrs. sorved, and an Ordinance would not be con- point, which he cannot now describe, he came yesterday, in a short waist and blue walking afternoon strmed, so as to contradict itselt,
Mr. Harston claimed that his alient's offence upon an open sewer. Inte this sewer be wast skirt. When Prosecutor Owens repeated the
him to take detectives, to the spot, but he has asked the Chief of Police last night to have inst. am, and is expected to arrive Lure to was really trifling one, and asked for his papers Superintendent Ball has asked charge against her, the Bushed and then smiled. lian Line) left Manila for this port on the 13th to an Associated Press reporter apon leaving The N.TK steamer Tosa Maru (American Mr. Bowley pointed
Inch by inch the sewers of this city are danger arising from such contraventions and deviations of the provisions from the Ordinance, searched, and if such a thing is possible these the room. "I guess he must have forgotten Line) latt Kobe Shanghai for this port on His Worship reserved his decision until papers will be recovered. But if the search is it. I expected that my friends would have the 12th inst, pon, and is expected to arrive
Traitless it is not at all improbable that Colgora been busy in my behalf, forgetting that most here on the 19th just. to-day at 2.15 p.m.
nominal penalty over out the great mid that he could not and his way there. Law Toopold Baltisk sent to me, she said day, 3.11.
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