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SUPREME COURT.
Wednesday, January 15th.
IN APPELLATE JURISDICTION.
BEFORE THE FULL COURT.
LI CHI CHIN'S AFFAIRS.
In the matter of Ll Chichin, appellant, and Leang Shan.hing and another, respondente, Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. J.-H. Gardiner (of Mozars, Brutten and Hoti) appear ed for the appellant, and Hon, Mr. H. E. Pollock, K.C instrucb d. by Mr. B. A, Hard. ing, and by Mr. F. X. d'Almada e Castra (of Mases. Almuda and Smith) för the respond. ants.
THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS, THURSDAY, JANUARY 16TH, 1908.
The Chief Justice-That was at the very beginning; there was some technicalìobjection at the outset,
to be heard, and allow winxses to be called, if necessary.
wished to
know
new
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The man who wrote the covers of the books, wid who refused to write the inside, would be called. | He was taken to a house by Lau Hing-pong, Mr. Blade The position with regard to where he found two sets of books, co appeals in the summary ofurt is not regulated old and one new, When asked to writs by the Code, but by the Smmary Jurisdiction on the covers of the
bocks in the Ordinance of 1873. I understood that your Lord-WAY BR the writing on the old, ships would hear what fresh evidence there was ho
so partienler, and was informed that the new
why they were witch,”
set of books was for the inspectors of the Court The Pulsão Judge-There was an offer made, Sanitary Commissioners). Then he was asked which you did not accept, to rehear the casto draw out s partnership agreement between Lau Hing-pong and Li Chi chin but refused then sod there.
to do so unless he got instructions from Li Chi-chin. He was again sout for a few days before the case came on for hearing in the overs of two books which had been spoiled, and Bummary Court, and asked to re-write the
he would describe what steps Lea Hing-pong took to make these now books look old.
ร
Mr. Blade-Yes, brit we were not then ready with our evidence.
The Paiene Judge-I don't mean on the same day, An offer was made that a different judge should re hour the case.
Mr. Slade I understand there was a technical objection with regard to that. I do not me how that could be done, as an appeal must be by the Ordiżane, and to the Fall Court.
there ought to be omo special application to the The Chief Justice—The question is whether
Court to allow fresh evidens to be called,
Mr. Pollock-There must be an application, and that must be supported by an affidavit to express the nature of the ovidence.
be tried de nouo on a date to be fixed by the Their Lordships decided that the case should
Court.
MARINE MAGISTRATE'S COURT,
Wodnesday, January 15th,
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Mr. Blade stated that leiro had been given to appeal to the Full Court from a decision of Mr. Jeatios Wine in Summary Jurisdictico in
·which Le decided on the evidence then before him that the appellant was a partner in the T. K Li Lung firm with a man named Lan Hing- pong. In the Court bolor Lan Hing-pong admitted being a partner in the firm, and judg. ing from his Lordship's noter, garé his evidence in a decidedly unsatisfactory manner. Ha producąd a series of books, which he said were the books of his firm and in which Li Chi-ohin's name appeared again and again as "Li Chi- okio, partner," Tha summary case was one for a small sum only, and had to be heard quickly Alfbongh Li Chi, chin denied he was a partner and said he had never had suything to do with this firm, yet his Lordship cald do nothing but tay Here are the books, ye have not proved protection as if the case was coming on for hear- Mr. Slade The respondents will get the same
Ching Yung-fat, the coxswain of the Yew. them to be forgeries' and give judgment accord ingly. That judgment was followed by a series ing before the Court for the first time. They Sang, raid that shortly after seven o'clock on of judgmentsameneling in all to about 824,000 have the advantage that insland of the onus of the morning in question he was steaming from Cap-sal-woon to Tai Lam Chang. The “Yau The issue therefore us to wisther or not this Prouf being on them it is an as Ware Fat was following him. When rearing Tai man was a parizer was of voy soriaus moment pared to show corelusively that these books are Lam Chung the "Yau Fat" overtook bim and Registrar of Shipping in Shanghai, the steamer Prepare the Chay baving directed me to
forgeries from beginning to end, of a most out-
as to the books.
The Chlef Justice-What has been the previous practice?
Mr. Pollock could not cite's similar casę. The Chief Justice-Thus we must settle what the practice is going to be
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to him, and Counsel proposed first of all to refer to the evidence given in the Court below.rageons description. The other side want to Then he would ask leave to all fresh evidence keep us to the evidence we could have collected in seven days. They want to shut out evidence. The Chief Justice-This is an ex parte ap- The Chief Justice-Were the judgments in plication for leave to appod. I should have any of the cases given by coment ?
thought there would bare been scine further. application, fo the Court för deßnita learn to produce evidence, '
Mr. Stad-Your Lordship could have ordered
The Paime Judge-I annot say they ware given by consant, but in all the casER in which judgment was givà execution was stayed pending the appeal.
The Chief Justice-Why I ankod the ques- tion was this: there may be Lechnical dioulties in the way with regard to the appeal, bat it may be possible to re-try the case as an original action.
Mr. Slade That would be difficult without the consent of the plaintifa,
Mr. Pollock-They are all sammary claime Mr. Slade Assuming your Lordship's judg ment in one favour. The course taken would be to apply to the plaintiffs and ask them to consent to judgment being given against them. If they did not, we could then apply under the powers the Court has, for leave to appeal.
The Chief Justice-I think it was understood. that this appost would govern all the other
The Puiane Judge-I intended it to.
Mr. Shade-Technical dialties would be entirely sarmonnied by an application for leave to appeal, although out of time, owing to the peculiar circumstances of the mee.
The Chief Justice-You still might try the question in another notion.
Mr. Blade-We are in a much better position on the appeal, and as. I here submitted, the evidence on which the decision must have rested must have been the books. All the books, some twenty, are in the custoly of the Court, and five or six of these ware pit in as evidence In the Court below. The first thing that strikes one on examination of those books is that the whole lot sara written in the same handwrit ing. On going into the contents of the bucks it will be meon that on June 29th, & few days before the firm failed, Lau Hing-pong issued 18 promissory notes to various people for very large sum of money.
Mr. Pellook-I think I must take this point. My friend is not entitled to go into any matter of fresh evidence. The only way he would be entitled to go into fresh evidence would be by formal notice of motion filed, and supported by an andavit. The Court canad take cogniaance of any other entries in the looks than those previously referred to.
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The Taisne Judge--All the entries could not have been referred to before me in the chief I should imaging some would refer to cases in which I have given julgment since.
The Chief Justice-The Court sen looks at the books and draw Its own conclusions,
Mr. Pollock-The Conxt cannot look at them to say whether they do, or do not, contain certain entries, because the Court would have to have the evidence of some translator to say what those additional entries in the booka-referred to,
The Chief Justice-Cannot the Canet make
use of its own officers.?
Me Polloak-I submit not, my Lord. Supposing the Court thronghits officers found certain outries, and upra the strength of those entries gare judg, ent one way or the ether; I don't think that could possibly be the correct method of proceduro.
fresh avidendo,
that.
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The Chief Justice-It seems to me that the party who wants a rehearing should give the Court some notion of what this new evideros is before we plunge into a reharing. I have no cane before most present that would; induco' me to grant a rehearing.
Mr. Elade-Est I was wbmitting in this; Dr. Ho Kai atsted we wanted a rehearing-
The Chief Justice-No grounds were given. Mr. Slade-We want to present the case more fally than in the Court below..
The Chief Justice-But if we hear the defendants we will have to bear the plaintiff's casa again.
Mr. Sade-It does not cessarily mean that you have got to go through the whole thing from beginning to end.
The Chief Justice-We gust settle the practice Dow.
Mr. Pollock-I think your Lordships will find that the practice has been to give some notice to the other side.
to
70.
The Chief Justice-I think we see our way clearly to make a very definite practice. An application for leave to appeal in made es parte, then, When a cass comes on me it comes en now, a case has to be presented to the Court which will enable the Court to expreise its discretion. Discretion as in section 35 either to deal with the case solely on the evidenen originally taken, or examine say situese originaly examined, or admit further evidence or try the case de novo, Then when any evidence i presented by the appollants, o Court decides: what practice it shall adopt is the fukare. that what we have got to do now is to hear the case Mr. Slade has got to put forward, on which we shall decide what course shall take at the next hearing. You will get notice whether we will try the case de novo, take fresh evidence, or
re-examine the witnesses.
So
Mr. Pollock-Do your Lordships hold that is the correct proastare; without any affidavit being on the file
The Chief Justice-We don't think any affidavits are vicemary. We will decide what form the one shall take herefter.
Mr. Slada-Tam-prepared to prove that the in the same hondwriting, and is apparent on whole of these books from beginning to end aru
the face of thein that they, were written out in large blocks at one sitting.
The Chief Justice-How many books are there P
▲ HARBOUR COL”ISION.
An inquiry was held concerning a collision which occurred between the steam lannobes "Yau Fet" and "Yew Sang" in the harbour on the 10th inst.
collidest. He did not alter his spead or his course before the collision. After the collision he was full speed ahead.
His Worship-Which launch left Cap-sui- moon Brat P
Witno-Mine did; dve minutes before the "Yan Fat."
Tsui Cho, master of a cargo-boat, said that his boat was being towed by the Yew Sang' on the morning of the collision. The " Yan Fat" came up from astern and collided with witness's boat
The owner of the Yew Bang," who was in' Court, was called. He said the "Yau Fat" wis the bigger and faster Isunch and could have. overtaken the Yew Ang."
His Worship mid that this was possible. The Yew Sang," it was true, was bigger by some six feet, but had not the hold on the water the other launch had,
The
of the
First named Clubs in 1st, 2nd and 3rd rounds have choine of Ground. let round to be played on or bufere 25th January 2nd round to be played on or before 22nd February. 3rd round to be played on or before 14th March. 4th run to be played on or before 28th March. Final to he played on or before 5th April,
The Committeo rerere the right to alter the loss ing date of any round should the previous roant be finished before the set inte,.
LT. WISHART (Hon. Sec.) (E. E. A. & C. F. C).
ARBEST OF THE MAORI KING."
The N-C. Daily News of January 8th says:- By order of the British Minister at Peking, transmitted through Big Telbam Warring "Meri King" was arrested in the Kiangnan Arsenal Reach on Saturday. The vessel is now in the custody of Mr. Dobines one of the Consulate constables. he writ states that the vessel is arrested under Artiolo 69,
sub. sec. 1. of the Merchant Shipping Aut, which reeds: If a person are the British fing and sure the British national character og board a ship owned in whole or in part by persons not quailted to own a British chip for the purpose of making the ship ap ear to be a British ship, the ship shail be subject to forfeiture under this Act unless the acamption has been made for the purpose of escoping capture by ea enemy, or by a foreign ablp of war in the exercise of some belligerent right.
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ARREST OF ANOTHER STEAMER.
The exnot ressona for the arrest of the steamer will not transpire until the bearing of the suit against the vessel, which takes place on Monday next. By the second en, seo. of the tame article it is provided that the caus of proof is open the ressel to show why she should not be forfeited. M saran. Ginsburg & Co. are the goats for the "Maori King," which, it will be remembered, has already figured in proceedings before the Supreme Court here.
The steamer 17 Vicorin, formerly on the British register, latterly the property of Kwang Tuck Tai Bedalling under the Chinese flag was arrested in the Arsenal Reach on January 6 on a Mird Court warrant. The firm of Kwang Took at fulled at Neschwang some weeks ago, and the Victoria," which came down from that port about a month iner, has been seized by one of the firm's creditors in satisfaction of their The owner replied that he did not want to claim. We understand that insta uctions have do the coxsprain any harmu;"
heen given for her to be sold, but that a protest has been sent into the Taotsi by other interested creditors.
Yew Sang's" owner said the coxswain Yau Fat” was formerly in his employ but had been discharged for colliding with a fabing junk some eight months ago. Tha booke of the Harbour Office did not show this however. It showed that the Corsair was "discharged by mutual consent."
His Worship Why did you hot report the
mafter at the time ?-
His Worship (addressing both coxswains). said one of them was not speaking the truth, and it was difficult to find out who was at fault in that reapact The witness a called by both sides-the cargo bost people-had boon, care- fully coached. He warns the cocswaine to be more careful in future.
ANGLO-AMERICAN TREATY.
OTTLEMENT OF ALL ČANADIAN DİSPUTES.
New York, Dec. 13.
I am in a position to state that an Angio days by which all of the many outstanding American agreement will be concluded in a few disputes between Canada and the United States will be definitely settled.
The
questions, which bara heen the subject of long discussion, and which will be decided under the new tresty, u ay be briefly set out as followA
PRESIDENT AND COWBOY.
EXTRA RDINARY STORY.
THE DERESFORD SCOTT INCIDENT, It has been a matter of some surprise that no authentic or official description or explanation of the disagreement between the Coromander- in-Chief of the Channel Fleet and the Bear- Admiral commanding the First Cruiser Squadron should baro appeared. The informa tion pablished in The Times, on the responsibility of the Western Morning News, sontains two signals, one reported to have been made by the Rear-Admiral to the captain of the Roxburgh, in the following term
m-Paintwork appears to be more in demand than gunnery, to you had better come inside the breakwater in. time to paint your ship and look pretty by the 8th the other, made by the Commander- in-Chief generally to the Fleet, was prefaced by Rioners of the the following words The Lords-Commis
Fleet to do bonour to his Imperial Majesty the Germes Emperor, an order was given to all the vessels under my command to be out of routine and paint after the maneuries. With reference to my order,
Monday November 4, the Rear-Admira) commending First Cruiser Squadron, forming part of the Channd Fleet, made the following goal to the captain of the Roxburgh (Then demnation as follows the signs! quoted above, and its con-
insubordinate in character.")
contemptu us in tone and
Obviously, the impression created by the publication of the two signals was that the November 4, referred to the order issued by signal made by the Rear-Admiral on Monday the Commander-in-Chief on the same day for the ships to go out of routine, which is an in- struction to ceass all gunnery exercises and drille And the fmodation for the obarge of contemps and insubordination rested, as ex- plained in the signal of the Commander-in- thief, apon the supposed reference of the Rasr- Admiral's signal to the order to be out of routine.“
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The exraordinary fact has now been revelad that,
a comparison of the signal logs of the various vessels, it isshown that the Commander. in-Chief's order to go "out of routine" was bot signalled to the ships of the First Cruiser Soolt had made the signal objected to by the Equadron until two hours after Sir Farey Commander-in-Chief. What has been called
the paintwork sigual" could not consequently have had any reference to the order to gu out
of routine, and the Commander-in-Chief's reprim and appears to have been made under a mig. apprehension of the facte. It is curious that this circumstance, so essential to right un- been made public. But, again on the authority derstandi of the matter, has not before
estern. Morning News it bas been stated that the general signal of reprimand was made without any previous investigation of Who is Dame Sant bing called upon for an explanation of his message to the Roxburgh,
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ROYAL SCANDAL.
CURIOUS LAWSUIT INVOLVING THE LATE KING OF ITALY.
The snit of the Counters Cesarina Gaddi
In the circumstansee, the actual fuels son. Ibe Daily Telegaph's New York Correspond-of the Firat Cruiser Squadron to a corresponitent
nected
with the indident, as related by offiosra eal says:
A battle royal is being waged between Mr.
of the Daily Telegraph, are of interest - The James Dohlman, the boy mayer of Omans, orders of Sir Ferey Scott, precede i those of the of the First Cruiser Squadron, under the ships and President Roosevelt, which, for intensity Channel Fleet to Portland. The cuier Rux- and fit contradictions recall the famous strife between the President and Dr. Long, the alleged Sonts, and the capuit, in his desire to utilize u bargh arrived soms time in advance of Sir Percy arch priest of nature-fikers." It arises from a call which Mr. Dahiman made at the White for spare hours for gunnery, had, on his own Hercolani against the private patrimony of the House on Friday, in company with Dr. Elmer patiative and in the ordinary course, remained Quirinal Household for alleg deduction by the In his early days Nr. Rocarelt did some preaching, and them was a natural desire that in August 196, the triborals having rejected Brown, owner and editor of Omaha Observer.ast distands ont at sa for that pargus. At Inte King Humbort is being heard in Home, the time the anonal gunnery practice was ap. The case has been peading for some years, bat rauching at Omaha, and his visitors thought be would be glad to meet old friends. It is not the oxburgh should distinguish borself. The the pleas put forth on behalf of the Rayal etiquette to quote what the President says in Roxburgh's practice proceeded until Sir
deorved the countess should be Road the Hood Hope arrived at Portland, permitted to prove that from July 13, 1890, tur private conversation, but Mr. Dahlman saw no harm'in giving put the following statement as
The caplais of the Roxburgh then began a con, the end of January 1883 she had relations with versation by semaphore, with Sir Percy. The the murdered monarch, and that provious to coming from the president to him.
Tell the boys out in Omaha that if I am explain of the Roxburgh was anxious to continue that perisi she bad led a wholly chasis life in responsible for this money panic, which showed
hin gunnery, and, like the other ships, he had preparing for a musical career, which promised up the rotten foundation on which the Anances Charles Baresford. Bir Percy Jett, however,
received no signal to the contrary from Lord brillin future. of the country were built, I'm glad of it. I know that the this would be required at was scarcely 15 years old, she was taken, at the The counters states that in 1890, when she don't care what governors and judges any. Thie panie had to come sooner or later. If I have Spithead, and in coloquial terms reminded the King's request, to sing before him at the been instrumental in bringing it about 8 months circumstances paintwork app ared to be more
esptain of the Koxburgh that in the Quirinal. After the concert the. King con. Amerioan entrance head tax,
duoted her to his private apartments, where she or so sooner than it would Laturally have come, in demand than gunnery, and that, therefore, was forced to pass the night. Transit of merchandise between the two all the better. The panto showed the necessity he had better come into harbour and, in a their relations a son was born in March 1882. In the course of countries
for a general house deaning, and the sooner
make himself common Service phrase, house-aleauing is started the sooner it is over."
Until 1883 King Humbert maintained her. This statement infu isted Mr. Roosevelt, who pretty. In response even to this message Afterwards she was, she alleges, compiled-to declares that he only saw Me. Dahiman fors that he could do all the painting necessary at pianist in order to maintain herself and child.
The captain of the Roxburgh still urged seeks inferior employment as an actress and moment, and said nothing that could in any woyea, Some time after this conversation had The defence while not denying the Horoplani bo ecnstrued as represented,
Facific and Great Lakes fisheries. Behring Sea sealing.
The Alnakan boundary.
Great Lakes Toundary.
Tarif reciprocity.
Alien labour laws. Mining rights,
Warships on the Great Lakes, Canada bus already agreed to rafer the question of the Atlantic fisheries to The Hague tribunal, as is the dare also with Newfoundland, but the fisheries in the Pacific and the Great Lakes still remained, and these have been settled. under the new treaty.
Mc. Slade-Over twenty. Prooeding, Coun sal referred their Lordships to various entries which threw a strong auspicion on the genuine. ness of the books. First of all, wherever Li. Obi-chio's name appeared, it was always put down Li Chi-chin, portar." and so was his wife's. Those books were nei weitten in that way for home consumption only. Obviously those entries were put in for a purpose; they
boundary activity, were not mero bookkaoping, or put there for the
information of the firm, Counsel would show
The
Hera the matter might have rested, but the Good Hope and the captain of the Roxburga, young girl was educated in a morally corrupt taken place between the Rear Admiral in the intimsey with King Humbert, contends that the cowboy mayor is not so easily squeleted. He Lord Charles Beresford and the Channel Flest environment; that the father, Count Gaddi, Great Britain has agreed to assist the United Behring Sea in return for a payment by the the contradiction.. Me Brown corroborates him, Craiser, Squadron, directing the ships to go anda maison des rendez-vous at Naples and
came forward now aying that every word of States in panisting illegal sealing in the his statement is true, and that he is surprised.at/reached Portland, ond not till then was the figures in the secret archivos cf the bistry__
Commander-in-Chief's order issued to the First of the Interior as the keeper
gaming-houses Uulted States of 20 per cent. on the gross and sare
out of routine." things.
"Mayor Dahlman and I are old friends, and
Bologna
ologue; and further, that bo lived upon the The marking out of the Alaskan boundary is having been in Washington, together lately work signal is made clear by the reply to their niece. The Countess Hercplant herself, conversational character of the paint prostitution of his wife, Countess Sartori and. nearly complete, and will be finally settled under we called at the White House. I think it of the captain of the Roxburgh, that if according to the defence, was no longer under the treaty. It is interesting to note that the the President was at a Cabinet meeting weather is suitable we can red-lead the rust age in July 1980, and was already leading a lifo proposed equipment of the Bremerton naval.
when we sat in our cards. The attendant told marks of our funnels and get ready for of free love, station near Seattle indicates further Americans it was impossible for as to ses the President, painting out here" Moreover, the captain of
just then Well, I end to the attendant You the Roxburgh appears
The prosecutions, in the rebutting evidence, The Chief Justice-What puzzles me is the
The necessity for a revision of the boundary just-tell Mr. Rocsevelt that he'll miss seeing persuaded Sir Percy Scott that he could both respecting the countess's parents, since her finally to have disputes the authenticity of the secret documente distinction between the fresh argument and the that on Jane 20th, a few days before the firm the Great Lakes to the Lake of the Words has out. It was only a bit of Western pleasantry, painting at the sun's time, since the ship did not historical writer, enjoyed the friendship of lins running from the St. Lawrence through two very distinguished citizens if he doesn't look cary on his gunnery practice and prepare for mother, who was an esteemed playwright and Mr. Follock-The fresh argument would be closed, eighteen promissory notes were leaned to been strongly urged by Mr. Secretary Root,
at it produced results, for in a moment the
come into barbour tatil the order was given for Garibskli and King Victor Emmanuel II, President came out. Of course the boys out ships to go out of rutine, and the exercise was and was long in the receipt of regular monthly upon the evidence already given; but fresh various women. These notes, though all payable and this is a matter which will be dealt with
under the treaty. on demand on the face of the book, purported
in Omaha, said Mr. Usulman to the Fresident, evidence is the introduction of new facts to
The regotiations regarding the question ofwill want to know whether or not I saw you
thus forbidden. Itchonld be added, in explana grants from the Royal palace. Cesarina, ber form the foundation for still farther arguments Looks Toro not sorceof, and iransactions said to have been of the most delicate and difficult around. Mr. Rocseveltsbook hands will hot instructions to this effect had been given to the special interest from the day when pant to be renewals. In several instances items in the tariffs between Canals and the United States and teled with you, so I thought I would droption ofthe Roxburgh's preparing to paint, that danghter, was this object of Queen Di argherila's have iakan pláss never took place. Mr. Blade strong demand in Canada for an export tax on ocenpies. Jim, how are your
abaracter. For instance, there has been aus energetically. He med exted and proferry to go south.
captain of every ship before they left Queens Borromeo presented her to the Royal lady af
the National Musical Exposition in 1881. would prove from the mouth of an
ho. faid, I'm
It seems not unlikely that, when the matter expert wood, while President Rosevelt in his Message glad you came. I'm mighty glad you came." accountant who had been through the books and referred to the urgent necessity of free amber Then without any question of anggestion, frous acquainted with the fao's, which have not until stress to improes the Court on behalf of the Professor Grippo, who holds the Chair of was reported to the Admiralty, they were made Jurisprudence in the University of Naples, balance was shown on the face of the books es
ts, be made the remarks Mr. Roat's first proposal
Mr. Brown styg half a dozen-other people now obtained publicity, and that this is the Quirinal that the admission of the lawenit was should adopt the American tariff law against waiting to see the President heard the remarks. appeared.
1 reason why no eficial provouncement as calculated to bring the deceased King's memory. $1,60: as a matter of fact, adding it up, it Great Britais; with complete Free Trade te-
into disrepute, and wea projudicial to the in... came to $99. There was a curious entry in tween the Dominion and the United States explains, "and a little later we related them to We didn't regard them as private," he
terests of constitutional law. the books which showed that 43000 had Canada's immediate and unconditional rejection aashington jourudist, not
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS, Ibsen, paid by Li Chichin, Agapital to ba made in the American desires, and it will
suspecting that of the proposal caused considerable modifications we were viclating any confidence."
HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL-Keep your com The H.A.L. str. Dortmund left Shanghai on Fifteen days later be be seen when the new treaty is published that ticular regarding the maritton rule prohibiting morrow. p.m.
President Russevelt, un I know, is most par 14th inst. p., and may be expected hers to plexion, Mrs. Ellen's Crême Charmante, Lait was shown to have received interest on that under its terms Caunda makes certain cences-the-pablication-of-statepients made by him to.
Charmant and Special Skin Tonio and Poudre Mr. Fellock-Your Lordship seked Thr. Ho money. The next point he wished to raise was tions to American manufacturers, receiving in callers, and any journalist who broke that rule Line) left Kobe for this port via Moji and Specialities for the Skin are the study of a The N.I.K. str. Nikko Maru (Australian Charmant will enable you to do it. Her that the handwriting on the covers of the return substantial reductions, in the duties on would never again be permitted to enter the Nagasaki on the 14th inst, and is expected here ifetime. A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd., Sold Agenta
Canadian raw products.-Express
on the 21st inst.
which could not bavo been made upon the evidence as it was taken in the Court below.
I gave my assent for leavs-to appoal, was a balanced thew, that they were incorrect. The for the making of paper pula that Cinada |
The Chief Justice The ground on which doubtedly that further evidence would be given Mr Pollock-Has-your-Lordship devided absenium that fresh evidence abal be admitled "
The Chief Justice-That was the ground; could not do anything else, It may be Begos- sary to pat the thing in more striot shape.
Kai if he wanted a new trial in the matter, and Le said he did not.
[ a certain date,
books was not the same as the writing inside.
White House.
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