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TATSU MARU" EPISODE.
SUPREME COURT. Wednesday, February 26th.
IN SUMMARY JURISDICTION”.
BEFORE HIS HONOUR MB. A. G. WIE (Pvisna Jubous),
A CASE DISMISSED,
Toug Tu-ting sued To Tsung-shi, at administrator of the estate of Tas Mai-loi to recover $150 said to be due a borrowing note.
Mr, Crowther Smith (of Messrs. Almada and Smith) who appeared for the plaintiff, sated permission to add the naute of another defendant to the writ,
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The defendant's solicitor, Mr. P. Sydenham Dixon (of Mr. B. A. Harding's office), objected, He bad-gothing to do with the new defendant.
His Lordship—I cannot allow this applica
tion.
You are importing another person altogether, and that person may not have been
́served.
Mr. Smith-He is concocted with the same
His Lordship-I canset allow t; you must go on.
Toro, February 26th.. Count Lavashi interviewed, re- viewed foreign questions generally, and counselled patience on the part borrowing note. of his nationals. With regard to the Tatsu Maru incident, he said he had no doubt of the illegality of China's act, and however stubborn that coun- try might be, his ministry at least would not fail to insist on prompt settlement,
blasphemy. A political speech milder far than the average demagogic utterance of to-day was a transportation matter. There were a score of offences that than involved capital punishment. Little he little mom- hers of the classes learned to sympathise, THE and conceded inch by inch, Nowadays they concede ell by ell, throwing very generous sops to Cerberus, and still the clamour goes on Tuere is no sign of satiety. In his speech at Bristol the Prime Minister aid it down that "you onnot afford to play with a little Protection any more than with a little contagious disease." Substituting the words a little Socialism" for a little Protection" the injungti might (a contemporary has suggested) be turned with deadly off et against himself Butthe day is long put when Parliament played with a little Siciliem." It has, with either Party in power, been playing Diabolo with very big pieces of Socialiam, in- deed, and the appetite apparently grows with what it feeds on. Men are wondering now if there is ever going to be a stopping place. So long as King's Speeches are so placatory
LONDON, February 24th.: and innocuous as they have grown to be Sir Edward Grey Ins made friendly re- we need, perhaps, fear no serious rel ligpressotations to Japan in reference to the waving; and so long as the House of Lords Intter's opposition to the Fakumen railway. does nothing outrageously high-handed, it looks as if the conoclasts will prefer to let 11 alone. The moral for us at presont, if there be a moral, is that even great reforms FOCKET MEDICINE CASES
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KING EDWARD'S MESSAGE TO
THE MILITIA.
LONDON, February 24th The King
in a message to the Army, takes the opportunity of the Militia under taking now duties and responsibilities, to express his keen appreciation of, and thanks for, pasi services and sacrifices, and
Mr. Smith-I am not prepared to go on. Mr Dixon Then the case must be struok
out.
Mr. Smith- I would ask your Lordship for an adjournment.
Mr. Dixon- I object to that.
His Lordship ( M_Smith)—Are you going on against this man?
"Mr. Smith-Yo, I am not prepared.
His Lordship-The case is dismissed with costs. You must take out another writ,
A QUESTION OF PARTNERSHIP... Action was brought by Cheng Ying-chenng against Lau Fak to recover $917:50 dne for money lent. Mr. G. E. Morrell (of MeisrB. Goldring, Barlow and Morrell) appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. E. J. Grist (of Messra. Wilkinson and Grist) for the defendant.
Plaintiff told the Court that he introduced the defendant to the manager of the Dairy Farm Co., and as a result the defendant obtaine. contract to build foe cowebede. Plaintiff advanced the defendant monies from..time to time, and was now claiming repayment.
In cross-examination plaintiff said he was not a partner in the Tai Treog shop, Lau Fak promised to give him 810.a montb, and "some thing good" when the work was finished.
War he giving you $10 a month for life,
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EXTRADITION CASES.
NEW PROCENTES.
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As an outcome of the denision of the Fall Court regarding extradition procedure, Mr F. B. L. Bowler, Crown Solicitor, appeared before Mr. F. A. Haseland at the Folies Coure yesterday afternoon to apply for the re-arrest of three Chinese on charges of the commission of the crime of armed robbery in China.
*
The first application was with regard to Tan Kwel Tea I who appeared bafore the Court
on a charge of armed robbery on April 25th, 1905, in the Tez Kee shop at Loi Hoi, Shinn. fong district, Kwongtung, China..
- Mr. Bowley said his Worship would remember. that the defendant was arrested under a provi- sional warrant which the Full Court had held to be defective, and the Governor's order issued
November 11ib, 1907, requiring his Worship; to whom the order was addressed, to issue his warrant for the apprehension of the defendant. Mr. Bowley asked his Worship to issue the order under section 7, and also a warrant under the same section for the appreliension of Tan
K'wei Tai I
His Worship made an order in the terms of the application, and defendant was removed from the Court, re-arrested by Chief Detective Iu- repactor Hanson and placed again before the
Court on the charge before mentioned.
· Defendant pleaded not guilty, sad wished to know what he was arrested for,
His Worship On the same charge. Defendant-I was in Hongkong selling cigaretter all the time,
Mr. Bowley then put in the Governor's order, and Chief Detective Inspector Hanson was called, and proved the arrest of the prisoner under the warrant.
The care was remanded for a woDE.
A similar application' on similar terms was
granted in the case of Li Chung-chan-who was placed before the Conft on a charge of armed robbery in the house of Ip Kam at Kan Piu in the Naiboi district, Krongtung. Chiun or February 13th, 1907.
those defects in the proceedings. The order o the Governor, ho took it, remained in force until it was carried out, and he asked the Court to carry out the Governor's order. It was very unfortunate that the defendant had been de ained such a time in custody, but accidents would happen, and the Chief Justies polated, out in Court with regard to extradition proceed inga that, if sufficient time were not taken, they would appear to be conducted with in decent haste.
His Worship--Even in Bow Street consider. able time is taken with extradition proceedings. am of opinion that I can make the order. Mr. MorrellThen the notion must be tried all over again?
I
His Worship-Yes, there is no question about
that
Mr. Morrall I shall appeal against it. I
am entitled to ask your Worship to give judg ment now.
His Worlip-I am of opinion that I am
entitled to issue a warrant.
Mr. Morrell-But your Worship heard the
case right through, and reserved judgment.
His Worship-That is 93, and I am of; opinion that a prima facie case has been made. out against the defendant.
Mr. Morrell Thon, if your Worship will convict him, I will know what to do, I will apply for a writ of habeas corpus. Otherwing we will be put to a lot of trouble 'sad delayed again.
Mr. Bowley-Your Worship cannot give judgment on defective proceedings.: "
Mr. Morrall-Your Worship must-givo judgment you heard the case and reserved. judgment.
judgment I am told the warrant is bad, and His Worship But prior to my giving
the question is whether it eầu bà remedied.
Mr. Morrell-Not at this period.). His Worship-Having practically #ashed the case, can I reopen it ♪
Mr Bowley take it, your Worship, that the proceedings so far have become absolutely void and non-existent. There is nothing before your Worship to giva à decision on. evidence taken in this Court must be counted
as nothing.
Tho.
Defendant ploaded not guilty, remarking that be was never at the village mentioned, and had been at Shanghai for two years,
Mr. Morrell-That cannot be done, my ellent The next case was one in which Wong Nin-Ins been fu jul month after mouth, and now sui was charged with the commission of armed the case is to be reopened. It is hard on him, robbery in China, and Mr. G. E. Morrell (of and ho is put to extra expense." Messrs. Goldring Barlowand Morréli) appeared for the prisoner, og
Mr. Bawley informed hi-Worship that the
warrant on the 9th Golober, and brongat hofora
His Worship-If I'deliver my judgment at
M Morrel-Thon Ioan app
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that the millennium must date from the His Majesty is convinced that the For sort of annuity P-No, from the time the work defendant was arrested nuder a provisional corpus, which I am entitled ♫ issa09 & war-
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M. Jaures again interpellated on the Morocco question in the Chamber of Da puties, when a vote of confidence in the government was pass u overwing majority,
CHAT ON CHANGE
CHINESE LOAN.
was started until its completion.
You wors to receive $10 a month and "gomething gond" at the end in consideration of you lending him money? Was any amount agreed upon No.
Didn't you unence this contract - Nor Will you tell me what money you had to fad If he had pot enough money he borrowed from me
As a matter of fact the defendant was to cotre $50 a month as wages, and you were to receive $10 a month as wages during the carrying out of this contract I don't know whether he had wages or not; it was hig business.
Mr. J. C. Walker, manager of the Dairy
Mr. Bowley-If your upply for habeas
corpus.
Mr. M
com
Sunos go to the higher rises a decision. Between the reserving of my
it has been held that
d void.
vision
proceedings are null in
his Worship or some other magistrate and rerant my friend ga wanded from time to time. "On Datobar: 93th the Governor issued an order, as required by the Chiness Extradition-Ordinance of 1889, empowering his Worship to sane warennt for the apprehension of the defendant. At decisivo Ala that time his Worship was of the opinion that as the man is in custody it was not necessary to issue a further warrant, and the man was brought before the Court in the asal way remand prisoner was brought before the Court. He was tried, and Mr. Birley believed the evidence was closed and the pase remanded from
Mr. Bowley-As I have already submitted, time to time in order that the decision of the your Worship cannot give judgment on proceed. Full Court in the case of In Kai-aking mightings which are unll and void. All you can do
Mr. Morrell Quite so, but should never have been reservod, if say so.
His Worship—What do you think of that Mr. Bowley ?
A London contemporary says:Within the Farm, said the defendant was introduced to be known. that says the Full Court dismiss that ease and act on the Governor's
him by the plaintiff...
undertook the work together, and both drew wages. Plaintiff was to supply the capital, and defendant was to do the work.
Jodgment was for the defendant.
PERJURORS..
QUE DANGEROUS POLICE.
At the Magistracy yo terday Mr. H. II. J, Gompert heard a case in which a Chinsman was charged with stealing an Indian constable's watch and with assaulting another Indian, but witness proved a different story to that fold
Me Morrell-He cannot dismiss it if a prima facie case has been made out, and your Worship has already held that a prime fasie case was
made out
Mr. Bowley I ask your Worship to issas the warrant.
Mr. Morrell I'd nak your Worship before you do that to deliver judgment in this case. the same as the others,
His Worship-Ofcom as this gase is not quifa
Mr. Bowley-1 is similar to the cases in which your Worship issued warmuts this afternoon.
Mr. Morrell-This was a case in which your decision in Ju Kai-shing's case. Until I get Worship reserved -judgment until after the judgment I cannot apply for habeas corpus, sad what your Worship has got to give judgment
that the proceedings are irrogalar,
Mr. Bowley-The decision, I take it, will be
Mr. Morrell-Will your Worship take time to consider it?
His Worship-Can that be done? Mr. Bowley--If your Worship will issue the Warrint:
Mr. Morrell--I object to that. Why is he
His Worship Because he was remanded
Mr. Morroll Your Worship has no power.
His Worship-I think, in the circumstances, I am entitled to make the order as I did in the two provious cases.
Can you appeal except by: habeas corpus?
"next few day?, perhaps the week, will be issued
divided yesterday that the provisional war order. the long-expected prospectus of the Chinese Cross-oxemixed--Wingas had seen the de rant in see in the Police Court for so loan to be raised.. for the construction of the fendant frequently at the Dairy Farm, and had many years was defective, and that the of the loan is fixed at five millions sterling, to Tientsin-Yangtens Railway. the full amount seen him looking at the work, Plaintiff way information on which it was based was also be offered in England and Germany, in 5 par have taken an interest in the constraction of defective, The Court also decided that in every osée, whether there had been an arrest before cent, stock, redeemable by instalments in thirty the shade.
Defendant told the Court the 310 a month the Governor's order or not, the magistrate years at most, int it is not expected that the whole of this sum will be offered for sub-received by plaintiff was for wages. They must carry-out-the provisions of section 7 and scription at onse. The loan will probably ba
issue a warrant or order under that section. raised by instalments as the construction of the railway proceeds, and the question has been
Mr. Bowley concluded by asking his Worship to raised as to whether even the fall fre millions
inace an order and a warrant ander section 7 of the Ordinance, so that the man might be brought is anything like sufficient for the ernstruction
before him forth with and dealt with under the of the railway in proper form. The line will be some 1,100 kilom-trea in longth, divided into two sections, with a German chief engineer for
Extradition Ordinsuse. He asked that both the northern section and a British chief sa-
documents be isaged beginse, from a porusal of ginear for the southern. The prospectos should
the judgment of the learned judges of the Fallon is whether the evidence shows a prims facia make it perfectly clear what the peat of the
Court it was not quita elsar whətlər in a case Case 28 alleged. railway will be, and who set mates that cost, so
of this sort, when there was a doubt about the that subscribers may know whether the Are millions will be sufficient, or whether a further
regularity of the arcast of the defendant, the YESTERDAY we printed the full text of the 4 privals in the Cameron Highlanders was. loan will be raised to participate in the profits
order or the warrant was the proper doenment. King's Speech, to which the old-fashioned brought-before Mr. Gompertz at the Magistrany of their railway and rank against their security,
Mr. Morral opposed the application, sub. importance is still supposed to cling. Last yesterday on a charge of stealing a gold watch On this matter of security. Also, the forthcoming by the polinomen. It appears that the Chingmitting that it was now too late for his
from a shop in Queen's Road. He entered the Chinese prospectus will be closely scared. In
man was carrying a bag of rice which acof Worship to do anything in Court. The section year's speech from the Throse contained a shop under the influenss of liquor and lifted the the ordinary way the loan might be secured Jantally touched one of the Indians who refused
directly on the railway itself, with, ofcourse, reference to the relations of Lords and watch in full view of the stopaian and pat it, in the guerantes of the Chinese Government; the to more out of the native's way. The police read, Oa receipt ... shalt issue his war-uador arrest now P Commons. Nothing has been done, though his pocket. The charge of larceny was with apparently there is some idea of securing the man then assaulted the man and gave him a rant His Worship received that order some until to-day.
four months ago, and no;hing had been done. muck has been said, during the months drawn and he was found guilty of disorderly loan on the revenues of three Chines; provinces. 1-severe thrashing. When the latter moved away is Worship, would fud it was too late now-on to remind him in police custody..
Aa is well known, there has been considerable in order to go to the Police Station to report the intervening, and the absence of any similar behaviour for which he was fined 810.
opposition in the provinces against he use of any foreign capital in the construction of the matter, the policemen put the handcuffs on him reference, this time suggests that the
At Government Beuse last night His Brailway, and the bondholders might easily find and took him to the Station on a charge of "reform" "of the Upper Chamber is no esttoney the Governor and Lady Lugard enter themselves involved in a dispute between the Government and the provincial authorities. longer included in the list of what the tained the following guests at an official for an inkling of the kind of thing that present Goverdiment is pleased to call dianer:- Dr. Kaoh, Mr. Lewis Hem, Mr might occur in the Peking Syndicate case,
On the previone day Mr. Gomperis dealt practical politics. Its inclusion last year, JH. Kemp, Mr. and Mrs. Tooker, Mr. W. where the Syndicate is obliged to hand back its and its emission this serves to show what a H. and Mrs. Williams, Major and Mrs. Valuable Shansi concession, granted by the with another case of perjury. A woman charged Macdonald, Major sud Mrs. Hate Mr. G. Chinese Gorernment, because the Shansi people ricshe coolie with stealing spaarl ear ring object to the Syndicate working if In the bollow formality the King's Speech Friesland, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. David, Mr. confusion of a political-dispute the holders of ba the ebarge was not proved. Instead Lis to the pruotice which has grown up in the provent my friead applying to the Supreme
and Mrs. Andrew Forbes, Mr. and Mrs. the new railway loan, might easily suffer, and Worship convicted the complainant of perjury what they cannot perform. One is tempted Craddock, Mr and Mrs. Graham, Mr. and for that reason the nature of their security as and laed her $20 and fined her witness another fugitive is caught, and so long as some regulers Bowly-It is not the business of this tu wonder what His Majesty, who is, after Mre, Montazu Ede, Mr. Murray Stewart,
woman, 810 or 14 days' imprisonment. all, a man of blood and brains, privately the Hon. Mr. F. H. May Miss Beattie, thinks as he reads out the cut-and-dried Bev, and Miss Stewart, Mr. Brokwith, Dr. and References to "My Government" and "My M. and Mrs. F. Maitland, Capt. and Mrs. Mre. Montagu Haraton, Mr. G. H. Medhurst, People," and the colourless catalogue of the pipe dreams of these who now, to all intenta and purposes, usurp the really ruling functious. What a chauge, what a humiliating change, from the monarchical point of view at least, las come about in Merrie Cogland in less than a hundred yeare! What a startling contrast there is between the statue of the masses at the close of the s ruggle with NAPOLEON, and at the close of the struggle with Oom PAUL, though HOW TO BE BEAUTIFUL-Keep your com- then, as now, the masses buzzed like hees plozion, Mr. Ellen's Crime Charmante. Lait Charmant and Special Skin Tonio and Poudre wantonly irritated, complained of poverty Charmant will cusbla you to do it. Her and want, and hearkened to demagogues in Specialities for the Skin are the study of a
become, under Governments that promise
Charles Tow.
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS.
The E. & Astr. Aldendain from Sydney, &o. loft Manila, on 25 h inst. at 3 pm. for this part
The NYK. str. Takasaki Mare Bombay Line) left Sugapors for this port on the 25th inst.. and is expected here on the 1st proxi
The Apear sir, Catherine dpaar from Caloutta left Singapore on the afternoon of the 26th inst., and may be expected here on or about 3rd pros:
set forth in the prospectus will doubtless be
carefully studied.
WEATHER REPORT.
The Hongkong Observatory yesterday ismed the following report -
On the 25th at 11:55 am-The barometer continues to fall over China,
Pressure is highest over the Yellow Sea, and a depression is probably developing over the Yangtze valley&*
I'resh monsoon may be expro od in the Formos Channel and the N. part of the China Sea.
Hongkong rainfall for the 24 hoare-ending at 10 am, fo-day, 0.00 inches.
The forecast for the 24 hours ending at noon. m-to-day is as follows:-
Hongkong & Neighbourhood fresh, fair
N.. wind,
NE winde, Formosa Channel .. Bouth coast of China between Same as No. 2
frosh,
Hongkong and Lamocka,
Hongkong and Heinen...
.1820 just as they are doing in 1908. Tetime. A. S. Watson & Co, Ltd., Böle Agents Bouth coast of China between, game a No. 1.
COBBETT'S time, when the ruling formula
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stealing a wateb. His Worship dismissed the summons against the defondant, and fined the
constables $25 sach, pr
GOLF.
reading the judgment of the Full Court in In Kai-shing's case yesterday. Part of it read "The Legislature has taken the matter in hand, and has indicated the procedure which may and must be adopted to give offset to it. That pro cedure must be followed. I decline to subscribe to the doctrine, which is practically the argu, ment forced upon the Crown in this case owing Colony, that any procedure will do so long as the
Mr. Morrell-Not so far as I know; and I cannot do that until the case is tried all over again. It is unfair. Whore there is a stapi- cion, the defendant should be given the benefit of the doubt,
Mr. Bowley-I think there is nothing to
Court at once for habeas cormiz.
Mr Morrell-We have got nothing to appear
Court to advise on that.
Hfe Worship-I will make the order. Mr Morrell-In the meantime my client can walk out of the dock, 1 take it, and 92. where
There was now a littls delay in the preparing
don't know whether there is any reason why
step is taken during the proceedings at some time or other. The fugitive has a right then and there to come to the Court to be set at The monthly competition for the Captai 'sliberty, and I do not understand how, begins Cup was held at Happy Valley between the some time must ipse before the matter can be he likes 22nd and 24th February, 1908. The following fally gone into, that is to be looked upon as a cards were returned.
perion of grace during which irregularities and of the warrant, and Mr. Morrell retuna ked-I informalities may be pat straight." That my client should wait, your Worship? was exactly what bis friend was asking his Worship to do. The proceedings in the present
When the warrant was prepared his Worship case, owing to srecent judgment, wore absolutely
directed Inspector Haaron to execute it, and irregalar, and he submitted that the prisoner when this had been done, Mr. Bowley informed was on tiled to be discharged. The information the Court that the charge against the prisoner was bad, the warrant was held to be bad, and was the commission of the crime of armed robbery at Kwal Long in the district of Kwok Lo. Wsichów Prefecture, Kwongtang, on May 3th, 1900.
CAPTAIN'S CUP. H. H. J. Gompertz 96 A. Gitlins
W. M. Anderson W. B. Kraft
81
29
Col. H. Martin, B.A.ME. H. Pinckney Dr. G. M. Harston H. W. Slade
938
29 Jatries.
POOL.
73 +
T. 8. Forrest ... H. Pinckney.. H. H. J. Gompertz H. Wilson
Col. B. Martín, R.AU.G. W. M. Anderson ...
Winner of Cup.
49 20 entries.
+ Winner of Peol
285
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the Full Court had held that those irregularities could not be countenanted. He asked. His Worship to refuse the application and dis charge the prisoner.
Mr. Bowley said his friend was not quite correct in stating that the Fall Court had held that the defects in the watrant and the infor- mation could not be cured. He asked his Worship to take the necessary steps to curs
His Worship did not reply, but smiled broadly
Defentant pleaded not guilty, the Governor's order was put in as an exhibit, and Chief ing the defendant in the precincts of the Court Detective Inspector Hanson deposed to arrest by virtue of the warrant and order,
Mr. Morrell-When you arrested the prisoner he was already in polise eustody P-Yes..
The further hearing was remanded for