THE ALLEGED PEKING PLOT.
SUPREME COURT.
Tuesday, 27th October.
IN ORIGINAL JURISDICTION,
BEVORM HIS HONGUE SIR WILLIAM M. Goodman (CHIEF JUSTICE). –
AN OLD BUM,
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28ru 1903
POLICE COURT.
Tuesday, 27th October,
Barons Me, T. SENCOMBE SMITH (POLICE MAGISTRATE).
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.
Far Northern papers vary vory much in their attitude toward the tale of the a tempted outrage at Peking. The China Times of the 20th inst.says:-"Further particulars of the British Legation sensation were forwarded to us by our Poking correspondent yesterday, and, if any further destraction is possible, entirely destroy the report of the attempt to blow up the building. The Prking Gay Farkes afair turns out to be nothing more serious theu a theft of some orduance stores, which it is supposed was cam nitted either by prsons working in collusion dants from representing to the British Consul with the alternative of 30 days,
with the Legation Chinese servaste, or by the servants themselves. Some gun-fittings and ether equipments were stolen. A detonating
affair
apparatus was also taken sed dropped outside by the thieves, when bastily leaving the premises. Hence the report of gunpowder, treason, and plot. The whole-
All is ridiculed by the Logation oficiais.
FeDivered from the property has been various shops, though whether the thieves nce known is not stated. People will therefore have to wait until the 5th of November for a genuine Gunpowder Plot sensation."
On the other hand, the Piking & Tientsin Tines of the 19th says: "In regard to the dastardly attempt on the British Legation and Barracks in Peking which has recently been
made, we were in possession of certain facts some time since, which it was thought in sévinable to publish, but which indicated that some sinister movement was on foot. A very keen watch was kept, and it is undoubtedly due to this sharp look-out that a tragedy of an appalling nature was frustrated in Peking a few days ago. That the movement is more than more Chinesa devilty seems certain, and the singling out of the British Legation premises for this dastardly attention signifies a political insight with which it is dificult to credit the present brilliant members of the Government, unless inspired from another source. Thore is eason to believe that British policy in Peking at the moment is being steered by a craftsinan whose stateneva is found extremely incon- venient in some quartera.”
JAPAN AND RUSSIA.
The H.-C. Daily News Toyko corresponden Lelegraphed on the 22nd inst:-
The ouse No. 18 of 1887 was called, in which Mai Tean, alias Mai Nai Lam, alias Mui Po Woo, versus Chan Tam and Chan Wo, alias Chan Chiu Pai, trading as the Wa Bing Lung, had sought as injunction to restrain the defen.
or the Chinese authorities at Canton that the plaintiff was the same person as the defendant in the original ani No. 73 of 1898 (In which judgment had been given for a claim of 87,600 odd), and from further endeavouring to enforce the judgmat obtained by the defendants is that sait by attachment of the property belonging. to the plaintiff, or in which he was interested or otherwise, against the plaintiff. Plaintiff also claimed $15,60 damages sustained by him by reason of such false representations as mention od abore having been made by the defendant. The writ in this so was taken out on the 10th August 1817, and on the 21th August of that Fear an interim injunction was issued.
Michael Kallendar, a eseman, ubemployed. and of no fixed abode, was ebarged with being drunk and disorderly, and assaulting constable Wahal Singh in the exertion of his duty Op Monday night, for which he was fined $30
CRUELTY TO ÁNIMALS,
Sung Ko Hing, a cattleman, was arrested for cruelty in dragging a ballook along Connaught Road East, while the animal was suffering from a broken leg. Fined $5.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION OF OPIUM, There were again a number of Chinese, male
and female, before His Worship for having spium in their posesion in excess of the amount covered by their certificates. Fines fre 85 to $20 were the exemplary penalties inflicted.
PETTY LARCENY..
Knives, jackets, laraps, 10-cent piechu, and sundry other articles were the subjesla cf many cases of petty larceny by the pilfering Chinese, which resulted in two weeks' imprison-
Mr. M. W. Slade, barrister-at-law (instructed by Mr. F. Paget Hett, solicitar, of Mr. G. Hall Bratton's office), appeared for the defendants. The counsel for the plaintiff was not present, batment, and fines varying from 32 to 85. Mr. C. E. H. Hoavis, of Messrs. Wilkinson & Grist, the instructing solicitors, was in Court.
Mr. Black stated that the matter, had been
settled. The defendante had been paid aufa ciont sam to satisfy their claim in the provious action, the original one, and he asked that the case bo dismissed without costs.
His Lordship asked whether it appeared that the property attached in China did belong to the defendant in the original caso?..
Mr. Slade replied that he had at any rate paid up the debt. The original claim was for 87,000), and a sufficient sam had been paid to satisfy that.
His Lordship said if this man was the same as the defendant in the first notion he ought to be prosecuted for perjury,
Mr. Slade That is what we were prepared to prove.
Plaintiffs
His Lordship wout en to remark that what The loading Japanese journal interprete ho naderstood was that there had been a The sentiment of the nation sa follows: action brought against the present plaintif, the Concerning Manchuria nothing is asked beyond defendant in the first case, and judgment Bussia's discharge of her treaty promises of was recovered for $7,000 odd. military evacuation and the open door. Japan were unable to obtain property from him does not abi or to Enasis's retention of Port in Hongkong, and they attached some Arthur and Dalny, or to her guarding the property which they alleged belonged to him in railways, which are welcome factors in a Canton. The plaintiff in this action said that the property did not belong to the defendant in terial progrows.
Concerning Corea, Japan will not suffer any country to lay a fuger 28 previous action-in fnot, that he (the owner thereon, since her special position thereof the property) was not the party against whom is generally recognised. Japan sincerely the original dotion was bought. Then he brought an action areking to restrain by injunction the desires peace, but not penoo at any prico; and the reminds Rossin that Japan in this successful plaintiffs from representing to the matter is the mouthpiece of many nations. British Consul or the Chinese authorities at The diplomatic situation is unchanged at Tokyo; Canton that he was the person against whom the negotiations are progressing. Bresless the prorious action was brought, or that the ramours are current of the despatch of Japanese property belonged to that person. Now, after five or six years of litigation, he cans to a settle- troops to Cores.”·
ment in the case, which made it appear to his Lordship very much as if he was the man against whom the original judgment was given. However, this action having been settled, what about theinterim injunction of the 24th August;' 1897 ?
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The following letter addressed to the Japan Times by Mr. E. J. Harrison, as to the London Daily Mail's information regarding the Russian proposal to Japan of Manchuria for Cores prin- siple, which has come already to your readers notice, is self-explanatory: Dear Sir, I wish it to be distinctly anderstood that, although I am the duly appointed Tokyo correspondent of the London Daily Mail, I am in no way which responsible for the asinine telegram. was sent to that journal by same irresponsible idiot, and cabled book by Beuter a few days ago. As a matter of fact the message did not alate the exset geographic source of the Mail's information; it might just as well have amanated from Yokohama, Kobs, or Negasaki from Tokyo. However, my simple denial is amply sufficient." The regular Yokohama correspondent of the some paper also, denies the responsibility for the telegram
A Ubefon letter quoted by the N.-C. Daily News reports that since the 1st instant every native junk and steamer arriving at that port from Port Arthur and Dalny is filled with native pasunngers, who have left those ports Towing to the receipt of sure information that war is imminent between Japan and Russia. It is estimated that from the lat to the 20th instant an average of about 180 male and female refugees a day have come to thefoo from Port Arthur and Dalay, to escape the horrors of war. Maug Japanese traders are also said to have loft the Russiau ports about the same time.
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Mr. Slade said that by the action being “dis- missed that was ipte facto dissolved.
-Hia Lordship pointed out that the injunction had been granted “until judgment in this notion or until farther order of this Court." Perhaps he bad better make an order discharging the interima injunction?
Mr. Sinde acquiesced, nat
His Lordship entered judgment accordingly without costs and disobarging the interim injunction of the 24th August, 1897.
Mr. Slade naid he thought that if they notified the Consul at Canton that their (the plaintiffs") o'sim in the first case had been satisfied that would be sufficient.
His ordship.And the sttachment on the property in Chius will be removed!
Mr. Blade-YoR.
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UNLAWFUL ARMS.
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Tan Choi, ticket-collector on the launch Wing Fub, was found in unlawful possession of
velvor and fifty rounds of ammunition for which be could give no satisfactory socenat. Result $10 fine, and coniication,
ROGUES AND VAGABONDS.
A long string of Chinese were arraigned for being rogues and vagabonda, and loitering about the streets, without any visible means of eabsistence, and they were given ten days impri-onment.
MADEMALING A PABBAGE TICKET.
Tax Win wanted a cheap sea voyage, and to secure his ende be stole a passage ticket for Penang, valued at $1250, the property of another Chinaman. Consequently be yesterday hega a term of six weeks' hard labour.
ASSAULT WITH A CHOPPER, Bing Bee, coolie woman, was up on the charge of assaulting Fon Loo, by cutting bigs on the wrint, and breaking a jadestone bangla which the complainant was wearing. The cause of the trouble was the trespassing of a pig belonging to the complainant, on the defendant's ground, when the latter's daughter. -in-law struck the pig and hurt it so much that it could not walk. The defendant resented the scolding the plaintiff gave her daughter. in-law, so called upon the plaintiff with a chopper, and began to quarrel with the oam- plainant's wife, whoissieu the dofcudent's sunt; In the general méléo that sound between the parties and their relatives some otting was done, but there was not sufficient evidence to prove by whom. Discharged.
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THE FAR EAST.
London, 18th October. The Times, ín a leading article on the situs Įtion of affairs in the Far East, attributes the bellicos attitude of Viceroy Alexief to MẸ Pavloff (Rossian Minister to Cores). White deploring the rashness of the Viceroy's attitude, the Times nevertheless declares that cires stances are conceivable when inaction would become both imprudent and impraet.cable for the Allies (Great Britain and Japan).
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THE BALKANS,
Berlin, 21st October.
The programme agreed upon in regard to the fature formation of the Macedonian affaire has
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A LOVE MATCH,
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M. P.S' TOUE IN CANADA.
Toronto, 30th September. Lord Lyveden's party, consisting of members of the Imperial Parliament, bas arrived in Tor- Dato from the West. Lord Lyredin is of the opinion that the trip will prove boneficial both to Canada and England.
ATTEMPT AGAINST A QUIÉN'S LIFE.
Berlin, lat Colėber. The police investigations made as a result of the receipt by a member of the Queen's suito of an anonymone letter threatening the life of Queen Charlotte of Wurtemburg, have resulted
unearthing an Anarchist plot Queen Charlotte is stopping at the Castle Nachodin, Bohemia, with her fatter, Prince William of Schaumburg-Lippe.
SERVICE "DISCIPLINE "IN GERMANY.
Berlin, End October. The military authorities refuse to release Naval Engineer Hussner, for the reason that they apprehend that Hussner may be attacked by those who are indignant at the lightness of his present sentence."
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THE PISCAL QUESTION.
Sh. Held, 2nd October. The attendance to-day at the conferanos of the Conservative Associpion was mach emeler than yesterday, the opening day. The irrecon- cilable differences in the party on the fecal question were again emphasised in the debate, The Morning Post urges Mr. Balfour, sand ultimately, in the interest of unity, Mr. Houry Premier, to hasten on military preparation in Chaplin, MP, former President of the Board view of the possibility of British intervention of Agriculture and a lifelong Protectionist, proving necessary, -
withdrew his rider moved yesterday, and there- upon Sir John E. Derington's official resohilion was carried unanimously, Bir John Gorse ing, on behalf of the Free Fooders, that they did not desire any more amendment. In with drawing the rider, which promil to further disrupt the ranks of the Unionis Offlin explained that he was convinced, after being Mr. Balfour's speech of last night, that it would be mischiarons to press the matter, as it was directly bostile to the Premier and nothing sms farther from bis views.
A British officer who has just returned from Manchurin states that the Hassian soldiers in Kirin and Harbin are proceeding to the Tala vis Moukden, Linayang, and Hi-p-chen. Arme munitions of war, and provisions are being sent from Port Arthur by transports to the mouth of the Yala. Lately, the Eastern Chinese Railway have refused to allow Chinese to travel by their railway.
His Lordship added that this was the last of these actions which had been pending for several years, and which he had forced on hearing, and it was a fair specimen of The Kobe Chronicle of the 20th inst, says:
од the part of It is generally balloved the Japanese Govern what he called abuse ment is in receipt of a mess ge from Port the plaintiff. of the prosses of the Court,
Newchwang, 17th October Arthur through Baron Rosen of a very im He saw from the reeeds that there had been portaat obaracter, but its nature has not been two or three summons taken out to dismiss
Viceroy Alexieff has advised the Tarter divulged. The telegram, which is said to be the action for want of prosecution, and the plain. of great length, was received by the Russian tiff bad always managed to get out of them by General at Moukden that he will withdraw the Legation on Sunday morning. At 9 o'clock taking some fresh move. The worst specimen Russians from Inkgo, Hi-o-ch-n, and Autung yesterday morning the Second Secretary of the lot was the last dodge-be could call it
the Russian Legation attended the nothing else to prevent this canso from coming on or before the 29th October, The Tartar Foreign Office, in order, it is supposed, on before him on the part of the plaintiff. AD General is reported to have appointed Tsotsi Yo Hei-san to proceed to Inkoo to take over Admiral atidarit was filed on the 10th September by one reply of to communicato the
the b.st of Alaziof This appears somewhat doubtful, as Mai Chin stating that to
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Next day apon.
such an important communication would pre- his betief Chan We, one of the defendants; the local administration there. The officers to sumably be presented by Bares Rosen in died in the San On district of Kwang-be sent to other towns bevo not yet been decided person. There is, however, good reason to tang, about three years believe that nothing defuite will be settled until the alleget dead man filed an affidavit saying he the Couferance reported by Reuter to-day is was not dead, and that be and his co-defendant held at St. Petersburg.
London, 17th October.
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Chefoo, 17th October." Russiana at Yong-ampho have prohibited the were ready and sexions to proceed with the trialtanding of Japanens at that place. Ten or more The same paper states that investigations on the date fixed, the 14th of that mouth.
Bir. Elade explained that as a matter of fald Russian warships and torpedo boats have made by the Japaness Government into the
the manager of the plaintiffs' firm, who had assembled at Haiyuutao, a d are patrolling the present force of Russian troops at Vladivostock and in Manchu ja bave resulted in the following, taken su sotive partia the whole of the litiga-
sea batweon Port Arthur and Tatangkou. extimate bring obtainedAt Port Arthur tion, and was one of the witnesses, bore the name there are about 25,000 troops, Liaoyang Chan Hung Wo, and died about the time stated;
It is announced from St. Petersburg that contaion 8,000, Markis 4.500, Fengwhang 800. but he was distinct man from Chan We who Antang 200, Nicolek 30.00, Chite 25,000, and was one of the defondants.
His Lordship remarked that this only showed Viceroy Alexieft intends to mako bis offjal Vladivostock 7,000, in addition to 2,000 at varions place in Kirio and about 10,000 guarding the the neces ity of the Judge heing firm in these residence at Vladivostock, Chiness Fustern Railway, making a total fores cass.. This action was began in 1897, and if it of about 110,000. The troops at Vladivostock had not been that it was forood on by him it are stated to be quartered in the houses of woakin ver have come of at all. Mes time the private individuals, and the various detachments plaintiffs had had to give curity for 84,000- are frequently relieved, so that it is very difficult in all for gists, and there had been an izmepas Forviga Affairs, wishes to meet M. Delcissé, to ascertain their strength with precision. It waste of money. If the plaintiff had no botter
remove all doubt expressed lately in France as case than what had appeared that day he had his French colleague, in Paris in order to is not so large as generally declared by Russia, no right to carry on six years' litigation
The Mainichi has a Tokyo despatch to the He was thankful to say that there were now no to whether the Rasso-French Alliance is still effect that polico are stationed at the three arress on the roll of that Conet Nothing had existing. At the same lime, it is reported entrances of the Russian Legation in Tokyo, beer sot down for trial arlier than last April. from St. Petersburg, that it is expected that All who approach the entrance are closely questionel, and whenever Haron Rosen leaves Lord. the Legation he is guarded by a policeman
is believed, however, that the number of troops
FRANCE AND RUSSIA.
Berlin, 21st October Count Lamsdorff, the Russian Micister
Mr. Slado-That is very astiafactory, my; the Tokyo wonferencs, which is still going on, I will bring about a modus vivendi in regard to The Court adjourned.
Asked to elucidata certain points in his speech, to-day. Mr. Balfour told a reporter that the statement that Mr. Chamberlain's opinion did not differ from his own did not refer to the fiscal problem, but merely to the reasons which induced Mr. Chamberlain to resign. He admit ted that he and Mr. Chamberlain were agreed. in principle, on the fiscal problem, and addeda * Mr. Chamberlain reengnises that the country is not prepared to discuss the taxation of food, but tells me that he is bound to the Colonies, and will therefore act as a missionary as regards the food question."
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