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THE HONGKONG DAILY PRESS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 30TH, 1909.
Pacific coast of the American Continent from Alaska ato Peru, practically olosed against
the immigration of Japanese labourers, hor statesman have been obliged to seek outlets elsewhere for the rapidly growing surplus of population. It is ra. ported to be the intention of the Govora CO. ment of Japan to direct the stream of emigration to Manchuria and Korea. The announcement will not surprise students of the immigration question, for most people must have foreseen that it would come to this in the end. The polley is one, however, which cannot butuccentuate the distrust with WINE AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. which the general policy of the Japanese
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kong and Tokohama, has been appointed French, Consul General in London,
Three members of the British <uraiser Bedford, who had been absent from the ship when she left Yokohama for San Francisco, have been arrested by the Kagucho Folloggi
At the Magistracy, yesterday Mr. Harry L. White, Nathan Road, Kowloon, charged his and one teapot and with leaving his service honse soolis, with stealing two long linen costs
without giving due notice. On the first charge he was sentenced to fourteen days' imprison- mant and on the second he was fined $10 or fourteen days' imprisonment.
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RESIGNATION OF THE HUNGARIAN CABINET.
LONDON, September 29th. Dr. Wekerle, President of the Hungarian Ministry and Minister of Finance, has announced in Parliament that the Cabinet has resigned owing to the disagreement of the parties supporting the Government, and that he had advised H. M. the King to A.,ummon M. Kossuth (now Minister of Commerce) to form a Cabinet. His Majesty hail agreed to do so.
INDIAN MONSOON ENDED.
A very pretty wedding was solemnized on September 18, at Tientsin, the contracting parties being Mr. H. W. Fortesquieu, whe for a scnsiderable time socupied an important position in the local branch of the Chartered Boak, and Miss Alice Mariel St. Clare Hespe daughter of the late Rev. G. W. Heaps, Vicar of St. Mary's, Farndale, Yorkshire.
THE BRANDY CASE.
THE MAGISTRATE'S DECISION,
analysis. The various, provisions of the Act with regard to the mode of procedure in such cases having been previously complied with, the
At the Magistracy yesterday Mr. Amilk supplied was analysed by the public usalyst Hazeland delivered his reserved decision in the It was found to contain 24 per cont. of water ease in which Mrs. Meyer of the Colonial added to the milk after it had come from the Hotel: Tai Sing, nompratore, Quien's Road 06.
Central, and Chung Cheong, compradore The appellant, in awkaramination, stated Arsonal Street, were charged with selling that he was not prejudiced, nor was any injury brandy not of the mature demanded, and also done to him personally, and it was thereupori with selling adulterated brandy.
submitted that there was 20 offence because tho Mr. F. B. L. Bowley, Crown Solicitor, milk was not sold to the prejudice of the par. prosecnted in all cases; Mr. John Hastings
chaser. The magistrate found that the appellant (of Movers. Hastings and Hastings) defended demanded milk, that the article sold was not of Tai Sing and Chung Cheong; and Mr. P. the nature, substance, and quality of milk, and Sydenham Digon, of Mr. RA-Harding's that the appellant had no knowledge or notice office, represented Mrs. Meyer.
that the milk the respondent sold was adulterated Merlin Sophia Meyer, proprietress of tho
His Worship said-The three defondants, He also stated that if the purchaser had been
one of the respondent's ordinary customers the. Colonial Hotel, Tai Sing, compradors, and offence mantioned in the Act would, in his Chung Cheong, compradore, were summoned judgment, have been committed. But he de by Inspector Gourisy, inspector of police, each clined to convict, on the ground that the sale was not to the prejudice of the purchaser" on the following two charges (A) That on the 7th July, 1909, they did sell to the prejudice within the meaning of the 6th section of the of the purchaser an article of food for tann, to Act. The question for the opinion of the Court wit; brandy which was not of the nature, was whether he was right in so declining to substance or quality of the article demanded by convict, and if not the case was to be remitted the purchaser, contrary to Ordinance 8 of 1896, to him to deal with in accordance with the section 6 (Sale of Foods and Drugs Ordinances judgment of the Court. 1896); (I). That on the 7th July, 1909, they LONDON, September 29th,
did sell adulterated liquor, to wit, brandy, The Indian monsoon has ended,
and not of the quality domguded by the purchaser contrary to Ordinanes 8 of 1898 The prospects are excellent every-section 2 (Liquor Licences Ordinance, 1898) where Heavy crops of cotton and food grains are assured.
Government in those regions is already regarded by foreign public opinion. There are at the present time upwards of one hundred thousand Japanese in Korea; and since the war with Rassin came to an end there has been a large immigration of Japan ese into Manchuria, to the sword being followed, so to speak, by the plough. share. While the stream flowed without |
An interesting cosa came before Mr. Wood special encouragement from the Government, Department summoned a
at the Magistracy yesterday, when the Sanitary pork butcher for the political significance of the movement using a stall without permission. Defendant, scarcely suggested itself to the man-in-the however, stated that he had received permission street, but when the Government appears as to pull down the wall between the stall he rented a driving force behind this immigration and the one adjoining, and his Worship held movement, the policy is one which is bound that that being so there was no case against
the defendant, who was discharged to excite the gravest suspicion from a political point of view, however plausible or An exciting incident was witnessed prior to sound may be the economic reasons which the departure of the Paul Beau on Tuesday are pleaded. In au article recently contri-nigat for Canton. A Chinese, marrying a basket buted to a Paris review by M. LOUIS AUBERT of clothes for a passenger, fall overboard, and as dealing with the emigration of Japanese
the guard of the steamer made it impossible into Ameries, the writer adopts the view feared. However, the man appeared at the bow
to soo what was happening the worst was { of the American ultra-patriot that there is and was promptly rescued. He had elning to der Peary and Dr. Cook, regarding behind the Japanese omigration movement the basket, but the best part of its contents had their respective claims to be the first not only the idea of amassing riches, but also disappeared and the passenger was left in a
to reach the North Pole, has been re- the idea of "fulfilling a nations! mission."sorry plight.
The Emperor of Jayan has conferred the opened by the publication in New "It is necessary," he says "that Japen should set foot wherever her power Order of the Sacred Treasure upon the Rer. J. York of a long indictment of Cook by is one day to dominate, not only matchelor, the veteran representative of the Peary.
Church Missionary Society among the Aina, in Korea and Manchuris, - but on all
Northern Japan. Mr. Batchelor, who is now the coasts of the Pacific. We may at home on leave of absence, has received au dismiss from our minds the far-fetched intimation of his Imperial Majesty's decision in notion that any idea is entertained by Japa- the following terms: "I have great pleasura nese statesmen of dominating all the in informing you that on the merits of your coasts of the Pacific," but we must agree that 30 years and of your contributions to the self-sacrificing labours among the Ainu for the with the "Japan Chronicle" that the state-knowledge of the Aian language and traditions, A. S. WATSON & CO..ment we have quoted assumes a certain our Emperor has decorated you with the Fourth
The above Clazots, imported from the we known firm of CHAS, BANCOURT ET EILA are of exceptional value, and guaranteed to be the genuine product of the
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degree of verisimilitude when it is applied to Count Kosive's policy of encouraging
With reference to the recent death from emigration to Manchuria. "Here", says our plague of a Siamese Prince at Kobo, we learn Kobe contemporary, there is no inducement that the unfortunate Prince, accompanied by for Japanese laboarers to swarm Into the nine other sons of infiuential Siamese, came to country. There is no work that cannot be Japan in 1907 to prosecute his studies on me done cheaper by the Chinese themselves. chanical engineering, and entered the Kawasaki Shipbuilding Yard as an ordinary workman. The economic conditions are absolutely un-Upon receipt of the news of his demise the favourable to the Japaness, and in order to Siamese Minister in Tokyo at once left Shim. be encouraged to proceed to Manchuria hash for Kobe. The funeral service was to be they must be subsidised in some form or performed at the Shofuku-ji temple, Kobe, at other, either by grants or by high wages which Governor Hattori of Kobe and other per. from the Japanese authorities, Hence the Forages wars to be present. The remains will
PEARY v. COOK.
LONDON, September 29th.
THE BRITISH CHINA SQUADRON
AS
Section 6 of the Sale of Food and Drugs Ordinance, 1895, is as follow: Every person who sells, to the prejudios of the purchaser, any article of food or any drug which is not of the nature, substance, or quality of the article demanded by sunk purchaser shall in avery case, on summary conviction before a Magis The controversy between Comman.trate, be liable to a penalty not exceeding thereof, to imprisonment, with or without hard two hundred dollars and, in dafanit of payment labour, for any term not exceeding three months. the Liquor Licences Ordinance, 1899, is
The definition of adulterated liquor ander follow Adulterated liquor means any liquor mixed or coloured to the prejudice of the purchaser with any ingredient whatever or with water, diflor no ea to increase ite bulk and measure or so us injuriously to affect the quality of such liquor or to conceal its inferior quality, or any liquor which is not virtually of the nature and quality demanded by the purchaser or of the liquor which it is labelled as being or purporting to be, whether such adulterated liquor is injurious to health or not. Spirite shall not be considered adulterated if mixed with water only so as not to reduce the strength more than twenty-five degrees below proof in the case of brandy, whisky, or rum, or more than thirty degrees balow proof in the case of gin." It was proved in evidence that Inspector Gourlay naked for and purchased a bottle of brandy at each of the establishmonte owned by The telegram quoted below was received by the defendants, it sech place he poured the the American Consulata Ganeral, Hongkong, contents of the bottle into three small bottles, and from the Manila Observatory of 10 am, yester-left one small bottle with each of the defendants, day Cyclone or Typhoon B. of the northern sent another to the Government Analyst, and Visayas or south eastern Luzon, direction qu
kept the third bottle himself. At each place he known."./
usked for brandy, and said he was going to have It analysed by the Government Analyst. At none of the places did he offer to divide the article into three parts, Irat divided the said article without making the offer. At the
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LONDON, September 29th. The new cruiser ** Minotaur ” will relieve the "King Alfred" on the China Station.
[HME Minotaur is a twin sorow armoured orniser of 14,600 tons and i,h.p. 27,000 n.d. She was completed as Sheerness in May, 1908.]
-TYPHOON WARNING:
Mr. Justice Mellor, who was one of the Judges of the Court, delivered the following judgment"This is an appeal from the decision of the chief magistrate at Bow Street, and the question raised is whether an offence had been committed within the provisions_of_the_6tli section of the Eule of Food and Drags Act The magistrate dismissed the HUMOR ON the ground that there was no prejudice to the purchaser. This gives rise to the question whether the prejudice contemplated by the statute must be a pecuniary projudios. Such a reading would almost nullify the beneficial effort
the possibility of bringing home offences againat of the statute, for it would very much diminish
the Act to those who are guilty of them. This to my mind affords a strong argument against- such a contention. So far as authority is con
corned, I do not think that there is any distinct authority on the point to be found in any case that has been decided in the English Courts, The cases to which we have been referred in these Courts are two in nombor. One in the case of Sandya v. Markham, which came before my Brother Lush and myself. The Court remitted the case to the magistrate and it cau hardig be treated as a decision. Ent undoubtedly during the argument my Brother Lush express ed an opinion that ifthe article, the value of which had been diminished by adulteration, were sold, prejudice was to be presumed. To that view I must have sasen tad, because otherwise it would have been useless to have sent the cass 'book to the magistrato, as the objection that the sale was not to the prejudice of the purchaser would have been fatal if it could have been sustained.” Hoyle v. Hitchman was decided on March 29th, 1879. On July 20th, 1879, the statute 42 and 43 Victoria, C30, was passed. It is cited as the "sle of Food and Drags Act Amendment Act, 1879. The preamble to this Act is as follows: "Whereas conflicting decisions have. been given in England and Scotland in regard to the meaning and effect of sections of the Sals of Food and Drugs Act, 1875, in this Act refer red to as the principal.Act, it is expedient in this respect and otherwise to amend the said
Ordinance. Section 7 is as follows:- the same, word for word, as section 7 of our
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first to la Japanise and then to anuer Manchuria.” One Kobe contemporary looks for tho solation of the emigration problem in "the operation of natural laws, the working of which is only delayed by artificial attempts HONGKONU OFFIOR: 101, Das Vauz Roan Cat a solution," The natural laws in this
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Kowloon Cricket Club was held yesterday at the pavilion-Mr. W. Stewart presiding over a good attendance.
DOVER'S MAMMOTH STATION.
SHOOTING AFFAIR NEAR CANTO
On Sunday last, & party of sportsmen from
for Foreign Affairs, was only nineteen years and it is reported that a farmer whilst at work The bottle had a gold capsule, and at the top of miles from Canton, in a country named Tailong, the article was sold in the ordinary brandy bottle.
in a field was accidentally shot by one of the the bottle was a white label with the words foreigners. The man's hurt was at once "Old Brandy" printed in blue. Under this attended to, and a dollar as a soiațfan settled the label was another label, cressent in shape, with matter. But when the man went back to his a gilt edge, and three golden stars in the village his friends rebaked him for accepting so middle of the crescent Under this was a large small an amonat as compensation, and they came white label with a gilt edge. Across the middle in a body toward the shooting party. As is of this label were the following words "Eau de The CHAIRMAN, in commenting apon the usual in such cases a mob assembled and adopted vis très viele Under this label was another LONDON OFFICE: 131, FLEET STRESS. EC Connection are declared to be, firstly, that port and statement of as connte, said the com- & menacing attitude, and had it not been for the small label, and the words "Ean de vie. Fins eld mittee were pleased to show such a satisfactory intervention of railway people, the sportemen brandy." A dollar was paid for this hoitle of ingreased strenuousness of life in Japan, balance sheet, and hoped it would meet with the might have stood in some peril. The Chinese brandy. At the Tei Sing shop the owing to the sternor economic struggle, approval of members. There were curtain items authorities intervened, and the man was taken article was also In an ordinary brandy- will infallibly be reflected in a decline which needed explanation. Sundry debtors was to Canton hospital, where he is doing very well. bottle. This bottle also had a gold capsale. to the birthrate, which will relieve rather a large item but this could be attributed The wound, which is on the face, is not of a the emigration problem, and, secondly, that to the closing of the books on 31st August which serious nature, and it is hoped the matter will In the days before the Russo-Japan war, artificial barriers and race distinctions will included in the Enancial statement. The club parties.
did not allow for that month's noscants to be be amicably settled to the satisfaction of all the back to the time of the American unneration vanish as their maintenance becomes more had been successful in winning the first-tennis of Hawaii, much was said and written and more expensive consequent upon the in-held in Hongkong and thanks were due to the regarding Japan's need of an outlet for her creased mingling of the various peoples. Bat Tennis League Committes for having carried. surplus population. America and Australia these, we fear, are visions of a very distant through such a successful series of matches. were making an outcry against the imraífuture, and the present day problem osn
Last year he anticipated that the club opened gration of the Asiatic races, and the idea was hardly by shelved to await the Millenium after one or two league matches had been played the season with good prospects but unfortunately generally entertained that Japan would If old outlets for her surplus population are the team went prastically to pieces. Whether therefore be practically forced to secure closed against Japan, we must expect her to it was due to lack of practice or bad captaincy ho, the Hawaiian Islands as a dumping seek new ones whilst there is no sign of a could not say. The hockey section had been ground for her surplus population, and decline in the birthrate to relieve the handicapped by having players who had not at the same time keep the door open problem; and as regards the second argu previously played hut they hoped to do better alse-in-Korea in view of future needs ment, the artificial barrier," which would the services of Mr. Shroff as hon. treasurer who this year. He regretted that the club was losing Notwithstanding the fact that during the prevent the peaceful conquest of Manchurin had discharged, the duties of that office very last twenty years the Japanese smigration by Japanese emigrants, is one which the conscientiously for three years. movement has been growing annually, the Powers interested in the maintenance of the Population of Japan proper has risen in integrity of the Chinese Empire are likely to satisfactorily azstvared, and the report and A number of questions where asked and these two decades from forty millions to do their best to maintain for many years to balance sheet was passed." over fiftyan average of half a million per come, though, in truth, we cannot see that The Colony of Formosa has now their efforts are likely to be of much avail. Japanese population of about four millions, and large colonies of, Japanese are established in Korea and Manchuris, in tion. He merely goes on holiday and hopes to Hawaii, in the United States and elsewhere return to the Colony about. May next.***
annum.
We are asked to state that the Chief Justice does not retire after the Supreme Court vaca.
Mr.. H. N. Mody was re-elected president. The names of Mesara Stewart and. D. Harvey were submitted for the vice-presidency but the former withdraw and Mr. Harvey was appointed. For the post of captain Mr. J. P: Robinson and Mr. W. F. Brewer were nominated but the former was elected. The other office bearers were: Vice-captain, Mr. Brewer; captain 2nd Tang Chee; treasurer, Mr. J. Mead captain
**In any prosecution under the provisions of this Ordinance for selling, to the prejudics of the purchaser, any article of food or any drug which is not of the nature, substance, and quality of the article demanded by such purchaser, i** shall be no defence to any such prosecution to allege that the purchaser, having bought only for analysis, was not prejudiced by such sale. Neither shall it be a good defence to prove that the article of food or drug in question, though defective in nature, or in substance, or in quality was not defcatives in all these respects.
1 am of opinion, having regard to section 7 of
A short distance from the top of the our Ordinance, that if the article is bought by a bottle was a label, crescent in shape, and in the police officer solely for the purpose of analysis, middle of this label were three golden stars, such analysis to be made by the Government Under this labe: was a large white label with Analyst, the question whether it is to the the words "Extra superior old brandy," Fifty prejudice of auch purchaser is not in issue. cents was paid for this bottle of brandy. At Inspector Gourlay purchased the brandy in The new Continental station which is being the Chung Cheong compradors's shop, the article these cases for the sole purpose of having it. erected at Dover will be one of the most was also in the ordinary brandy bottle. On analysed by the Government Analyst: Mr. expensive in the world, though it is probable this bottle there was also the crescert label and that he should be discharged from the prosecu Hastings then submitted on behalf of Tai Sing the cost will not reach the rather inflated esti- station is being built had to be reclaimed from label with the words Fine old Cognac." section 22 of this Ordinance. The section in as mate of £1,000,000. The land on which the the three golden stars. There was also a large tion because he had brought himself under the sea at much expense by the Dover Harbour Sixty-five cents was paid for this bottle of hundred thousand pounds, and the South-brands. Board. The actual station will cost several Eastern and Chatham Railway Co. claim that I will first proceed to
s
deal with the
followe
“If the defendant in any prosecution under Magistrate or Court, that he had purchased the this Ordinance preves, to the satisfaction of the article in question as the same in nature, substance, and quality as that demanded of him
to that effect, that he had no reason to believe by the prosecutor, and with a written warranty
Lat the time whan-he-sold-it-that-the-article-was-
it will be the most up-to-date of Continental three preliminary points raised by Mr. aetions, and that atm-coming and to the Hastings, the solicitor for two of the werk will be completed by April next. inconveniences of home-coming and the complaints of travellers landing at Dover. The defendants. The first point was that Inspector Gourley, when he purchased the article, having rogard to the mall price paid, must liave known that he was not getting å genuine article, and therefore he was not "prejudiced "within the meaning of erotion 6 of the Food and Drugs Ordinance, 1896. It was suggested by Mr. Hastings that Inspector Gourlay deliberately chose cheap brandy. With Hongkong, 9th April, 1909. Sold to Toi respect to this question, I would mention the ging by the China Export, Import and oase of Hoyle. Hitchman, L.R. 4, Q. B. D, Bauk Compane, Hongkong, the following page 233, The facts of this case are as goods: 11 Cases 12/1 Dragon Brandy 34.50 follows :---
to-morrow.
otherwise, and that be sold it in the same stafe when he purchased it, he shall be discharged
a
from the prosecution."
The following contract in support was put in
LATEST STEAMER MOVEMENTS The H-A. Linio ste Spesie loft Foochow on the 29th instant a.m., and may be expected here The Apear str. Lightning from Caloutta left Singapore on the 8th instant, afternoon, and may be expected here on or about the 4th prox. the 29th inst., and is duo horo on the 1st prox.
The C.N. Co's str. Taming left Manis de The J, C.-J. Lijn str. Timah will leave Amoy for this port on the 4th pecx, and may be expected here on or shout the 6th prox.
An information had been prefafred against; I will firat deal with the two cases cited by Mr. The J.-C.-J. Lijn str. Tjipanas left Macassare respondent for an offenge under the 6th Hastings. In Laidlaw v. Wilson, 1894, 1 Q.B.D. for this port on the 28th instant p.m., and
oach"
As our readers will be aware, the immigration There was a quiet wedding at the. Peak alovoz, Captain Somervillo; sodrotary," Mr. be expected here on or about the thyestion of the Bals of Food and Drugs Act, 74, it was decided that it was not necessary to use
married to Miss A. J. Poole, late of the Victorin Hospital.
of } the hockey team, Mr. G. W. Jeffries: com- mittes-Masies Goldsmith, D. J. McKenzie, W. Stewart, D. Neilson, F. P.. Shroff, Smith, E
of Japanese into the United States, has of late Church, yesterday morning, when Dr. Jamos years been much restricted in accordance H. Holmes, M.D., of H.M.S. Sandpiper, was with an arrangemont graicably made between the Governments of the two countries. The results of Japan's faithful The Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria. W. Felling, and W. Weaser.. qbsei vance
of the agreement are Hungary has conferred upon Sir Robert It was decided on the proposition of Mr. beginning to make themselves felt in Béton, Acting Inspector-General of Customs, Mead that the financial year close on July 31st Japan. The scheme to wand Japanese the Grand Cross of the Order of Francis instead of August 31st, and it was agreed de labourers to Mexico and South America has Joseph, the most coveted Austro-Hungarian vote the secretary an honorarium of $300 for
decoration,
entertainment purposes. failed, so that, with the doors all down the
The C.EE, str. Empress of Japan arrived 1875, by the appellant, an inspector of nuisancar the word "warranty." The words "pare lard, Yokohama at 7 a.m. on the 29th inst., and left for the district of St. Giles, who hail heem however, appeared in the contract. In Elliot is due to arrive at 4 p.m. on the 30th inst.
again at 4 p.m. a day for Kobe, where she
». Pitcher, 1901, 2 K.B. 817, it was decided that duly authorised to act in the execution of the Act. The appellant had gone to the respondent's it was not necessary to proves specifio warranty HOW TO BE BRAUTIFUL Keep your com- shop and asked for half a pint of milk, for with each delivery. The written warranty plexion, Mrs. Ellen's Créme Charmante. Lait which he paid 1d., out of money provided for was as follows: We hereby warrant that Charmant and Special Skin Tonic, and Fowire the purpose by the local authority, for which each and every supply of milks sent by us to you Specialities for the Skin are the study of the shopman that he was an inspector of its cream. The case of Rook v. Hopley, 3 Ex- Charmant will enable you to do it. Har he had to account. On being. served, he informed shall be new milk, unadulterated, and without
latime. A. 8. Watson & Co. Lt. Sole Agents,
[453 nuisances, and had purchased the milk for ID 211, was cited by the Crown Solicitor. The