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UNIVERSITY OF HONGKONG, "EUROPEANS SENTENCED.

ARMS CHARGE AGAINST SWEDE AND IRISHMAN.

EXAMINATION RESULTS.

THE RELIEF OF KWEILIN. WU PELFI'S “COMBINED EXPEDI

TION

TO KWANGTUNG." The following paragraph. dated July Matriculation and Senior Local Examina- The following are the results of the sth, comes from the Asiatic News Agencytions, June 184: -: of Peking"

Marshal Wu Pei-fu has retransmitted a messige from General Ma Chi, com-] mander of the northern troops for the relief of Kweilin, to the Government on the gueresses of his forces. According to the reports of Genem) Ma Chi, the troops of General Shen Hung-yin, who is fight- ing for Dr. Sun Yat-sen for the possession of Kwangsi, have been badly defeated and routed by the Government troops and that General Lu Aung-ting is safe at Kweils at the moment. The Southern troops are retreating towards Luchow, aud, consequently, Ma Chi is confident that Kwangsi will be restored to the fold of Peking shortly. It is reported that the rapil success of the Northern troops in Kwangai was thiefly due to the co-opera- tion of the Hunan troops despatched theres by General Chao Hen-ti of Changsha, so that Hunan van now be regarded as nue of the Northern Provinces, though Chao is still mäntaining his so-called autonomous Government at Changsha, Peking oflicial circles, believe that the sudden change of the military and polls tical situation in Kwangsi in Peking's favour will materially weaken the posi tion of Dr. Sun Yat-sen in Kwangtung and therefore, the Loyang War Lord is said to be seriously tackling the question of a Northern" combined expedition to Kwangtung e Kiangsi, Hunan, Fukien and Kwangsi.as soon as possible. The success of General Ma Chi in Kaungsi has further encouraged the policy of Marshal Wu, that is to say to bring about political reunification in China by means of armed forces instead of through usê- less domestic peace conferences "as. ex- perienced, in the past!

[We have already published the "news that the garrison at Kweilin, after being closely besieged for many weeks, was relieved on July 28th. but the information contained in the contribution frou Dr. Lechmere. Clift which we published yės- terday that Nanaing, the modern capital of Kwangsi. has been captured" by Dr. Sun's fortes, indicates that the military and political situation in Kwangsi is not yet so greatly in Peking's favour, as the foregoing paragraph suggests.~ED.]·

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INSUBORDINATION AT CAVITE NAVAL STATION.` "NEARLY 300 SOLDIERS TO BE

DISMISSED.

PLOT TO BLOW UP ARSENAL

The Manila Timer of July 9th sare: Authorities at the Lavite naval station, where 600 labourers are out on strike, were notified this morning of a plot to blow up the magazine, where ammuni tion and explosives are stored in large duantities.

The authorities have a clue as to the identity of at least one of the plotters, Increased precautions to safeguard Government property were taken mediately it is understood.

CENTRE-HONGKONG,

MATURGULATION VIA LIST

1--Chnu Wing-on, Queen's College,

-Lee Shiu-kee, Diocesan Boys' School S-Chan Wai-wing, Wah Yau School. 11-Eam Kei-yau, Ying Wah College. 19-Lan King-tong, Tutorial Instillte. 91-Ng Tin-föng. Tutorial Institute. 24-Wai Pang-nin. Tutorial Institute. 20-Mak Vik sang. Educational Institute. 27-Wong Shun-fong. Educational In:

stitute.

CANTON NEWS.

THE SHAMEEN STRIKE.

[TROM GEE CHINESE CORRESPONDENT.] A serdid story was told in the stuf

Member of the British Municipal Court at the Central Magistracy yester-Courer at Shumeen and officers of the day, when Frank, Eagan, an elderly Cantan General Chamber of Commerce Irishman, and. Turn Barggren, a young

are informally and' unofficially exchang Swede, were charged on remand before Mr. C. D. Melbourne with the anlawful views relative go the modification of the recently adopted trathe and police possession of a Browning automatic

regalations zavorning that foreign con- pistol.

session so as to Pemove further cause for complaint on the part of the Chinese. It is expected that the strike of the Chinese Shanteen 48 2L protest employees at against the new regulations will soon be over..

Sergt. J. Taylor said that on the evening of the sth inst, he was on patrol in Spring Garden Lane. He saw six men standing outside No. 9. which was "a brothel. Witness overheard one of the men, whom he afterwards know as the st-Ip Tuen shing, private study 40-Linng Ting-min, private study.

defendant Barggren, say that he had lost 11-Lim Pek-tiong, private study.

a pistol and $3 out of his bos at the 43-Mok York-chan, private study,

Seamen's Institute, Wanchai. When wit- 4s-Tien Joseph, private study. 32-Yang Mao-chin, private study.

ness heard that, he tried to conceal him- 37-Chan Wai-riu, St. Stephen's College, | self behind Na 13, but one of the men

-Lee Teck-jin, St. Stephen's College, 60-Lim Chuan-liang, St. Stephen's Col-

lege.

81-Pun Yuk-nian,, St. Stephen's College.

Ting Zeb, St. Stephen's College (dis

in mechantes).. 64-Wong -Koon-wah, St. Stephen's Col-

lege.

Xien Kho Khong kha, St. Stephen's

College (dist. in drawing), 71-Tong Koon-chu, Wah Yar Sebook Tsun Wei-chean, Wah Yan School. 7-Mak Kwok-cheong. Educational In-

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stitute.

BENIOR LOCAL EXAMINATION.

3-Kwan Yan-sang, Queen's 'College,

-Ho Man-hay, private study. 53-Yu Hingan, private study (dist.

in book-keeping). 53-Bach, Annie, Central British School. 56-ban Pak-like, St. Stephen's Cal

lege.

c-Cheong Chee-yook, Wah Yau School, do-Lee Yan-thim. Wan Yan Srhool.

Taan Wei-kaw, Wah Yan School 80-Pun Kwong-luk, private study, 94-Chan lon-cheung, Ying Wah Cul-

lege.

CENTRE-GANTON.

MATRICULATION PASS LIST.

85Fung See-kwan, Sacred Heart Cob

lege. 80-Hai Wing-yam, Sacred Heart College

(distin Chinese).

CENTRE-SHANGHAL

MATRICULATION HONOURS LIST.

Public

96--Bojesen, Carl Christian.

School for Boys (dist. in English) 9K-Davey Donald Lawson, Publis

School for Boys, 99-Green, Moses, Public School for

Boys (dist in English), 100-Gundry. Francis H. I.., Public School for Boys (list in English nud mathematics),

MATRICULATION PASS LINT $7-Chen Hsing-kwei, St

Xavier's Schoel -Chow Shu-ying, St. Francis Xavier's

School (dist. in French). 90--Hsu Vung-kwel, St. Francis Xavier's

School.

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01-Khoo Chang-zaing,

Xavier's School 92-Loh Ching-tai, St. Francis

School.

ri

Francis

Francis

Xavier's

03-Lob. Tsong-liang, St.. Francis

Xavier's School,

-Tai Tin-chi, St. Francis Xavier's

School.

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THE MERCHANTS' BANK LIQUIDATION.

Mayor San Fa of Canton is insisting that he should assume full charge in the

saw him, and told the others, Witness matter of liquidating the Chinesa · Mer- came out of his concealment, and Barg.chants' Bank of Hongkong at Canton His clain to gren walked up and roll hin: that some which Pecently failed. body had broken open his box and stolen jurisdiction over the case a pistol and 85.

is being. questioned; by the Attorney-General of Witness took him to No. Police Kwangtung. who believes that it is a Station and reported the facts to Inapes matter coming within the sphere of the tor. Aris. The Inspector ordered witness Courts. Usually in such matters, the to accompany him and Barggren to make Canton, District Court would appoint a search at the Seamen's fistitute. the Geniral Chamber of Commerce as Nothing was found. Later witness went receivers, subject to the orders and in- with Barggren to No, 8, Spring Garden struction of the presiding judge! Now Lane. He searched the first room on the age, however, executive and military left of the stairs on the first floor, and in Authorities know no civil law or pre-

case.

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a drawer of the washstar he found a pendent. Mr. Sun has requested the pistol, Engan was lying in bed, and Attorney-General to withdraw from the witness arrested him, When Eagan WIS taken to the station "he accused 'Barg-EXCLUSION OF CHINESE FROM

JAPAN. gren of having given him the pistol to sell for him.

Dr. C. C. Wu, Secretary of the Foreign. Eagan: Was I asleep when you came Affairs in the General Headquarters-of: into the cubicle ?--Yes,

Dr. Sun Yat Sen, has lodged a protesš. Who was the man with you nud Barg with the Japanese Consulate-General, at- gren when I was, woken up ?--No man Canton regarding the exclusion of Chin- was there.

ese From Japanese ports since the „parth- Yes, there was, and you gave him 10' quike. The Japafiese Consulate-General cents for his car fare

Ilis Worship: Did you give anyour cents 1--No, “Your Worship.

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AGREED TO SELL. PINTUL.

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* MUTUAL DEFENCE."

has assured ir..Wu that he will bring. the matter to the attention of the Tokyo overnment without thelay. Meanwhile the Chinese labour organisations are Sergt. Taylor stated that Barggren identified Engan as the man whont he talking of launching a "boycott" against. suspected of having broken open his bos. | Japanese goods as a retaliation, ta, iho-

A woman living in the house said she discrimination." saw the finding of the pistol (produced). It was found in a drawer of the washing stand. She told Sergt. Taylor the pistol The most important district command belonged to Eagan. She had seen him. into it, but she thought it was a leather Provincial, Merchants Volunteer, Corps. open the drawer and put something black of the recently amalgamated Kwangling parse. This was at about 9 p, some outside Canton City was organized at four minutes after he arrived,

Fatshan, some 15 miles from Canton, on Inspector C. F. Aris, in the witness box, corroborated parts of Sgt. Taylor's July 1, when more than, 15. towns. evidence,

the along

Canton Samshti Eagan, going into the witness-box, said that the other defendant came up to him entered this league for mutual defense. at the Seamen's Institute, handed him may la realled that, according to the the "," and asked him to do the best provincial movement, the Central Com- by couki with it, stipulating that witness mand of the Corps is to be located at should not tell a third man what sum was obtained for it.

Railroa

Canton, while groups of towns will form The C.S.P. You say that you agreed district comananis at couvenient places to try to sell the pistol for the other subject to orders and supervision from defendant Yes,

How long have you been in the Colony the General Headquarters in the pro- vincial capital. The Commandant of the 96-Bojesen, Carl Christian, "PublicDo you not know that it is against the Fasehan Merchants Volunteer Corps,

School for Boys,

Since May 2nd.

In to deal in.. firearms - I had not

of

the

im-07-Cohen, Inek. Pallie School for Boys been in a state of drink I should not. Mr. Chan Kung Shaut, is one of thes

-Davey, Donald Dawu sex, Publiekáre considered the proposition.

lieutenant-commanders-in-chief It was proved that Eagan was sentenced provincial corps. in, Hongkong on May 6th to 12 days' im- prisonment.

San Roque, adjoining Cavite, has nirenly been quarantined with the object of averting clashes between the strikers and Government employés.

Wives of some of the striking labourers have approached Lieut. Sotto of the Constabulary and asked him to persuade their husbands to return to wark.

School for Boys D-Green, Moses, Public School for

Boys. 190-Gandry, Francis II. 1. Public

School for Boyn. 101-Sung Tse-shing. Nick Chi Kuei

School.

102-Sze Tsung-sing. Medhurst College, .

BENTUR LOCAL EXAMINATION.

Pusk List."

8-Chiao Hong-tub, St. Francis Xavier's

School

One hundred and five scout soldiers of the 12th Medical Regiment at McKinley. in audition to ninety soldiers of the Fifty-Seventh Infantry, will be dismissed from the service as a result of their refusal to alter their insubordinate attitude, according to an official state nint from army headquarters here this

to be courtine:

morning.

Eight ringleaders are martialed, it is declared.

The men to be dismissed will be dia charged without honour" but will not receive dishonourable discharges "it was learned at Fort Santiago.

No disturbances are reported from the other posts. Dismissals of the men from the 12th Medical Regiment are expected to begin to-morrow.

The provost guard at Fort McKinley this afternoon was busy intercepting the smuggling of blanketa, uniforma and other Government property by men who expected to be discharged. The men were attempting to pass these supplies ou to their wives.

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Kent

Notts

The following candidates have now

qualified. to enter the Faculty of Medi-

34-Kho Han-po, private study. -Li You-san, private study. 103-Selly, G. S., St. Xavier's College,

Penang

TYPHOON WARNING.

The latest telegrams from the Manila Observatory state :-

July 16th, 1210-pm-

...“AN" ÂMPROVEMENT TAX”. Beatarking that Barggren was young

To support the Kanngtung University, and a Swede, and that that might be

& new institution formed för the formerly some sort of excuse for him, the Magia High Normal, Law, and Agricultural trate imposed a fine of $300 on him, with Schools in Canton, an improvement tax the alternative of three months hard of six per cent on buildings erected in labour. The punishment in Eagan's case the provines will be collected. Within was a fine of $1,000 or six months' burd the next three months house owners in labour.

SELLING UP PLANT FOR THE

Kwangtung must submit the value of their property to the Government, aN-

or for the purpose. Those paying the tax the first month will receive ta BASE AT SINGAPORE. rebate for their promptitude, while every

person found a delinquent after the thre OPPORTUNITY FOR ENTERPRISING mouths will be fined. Of the six per

CONTRACTOR.

cent, collected, one-third only will be go to the support of the new university, the remainderaning to the general Government experises.

OLD LAG."

GOES TO CAOL FOR ANOTHER SIX MONTHS.

The lock, stock, and barrel thorough ness with which the Singapore scheme has meen abandoned in effectively brought home by an official announcement in The Strails" Times published in that port, says the Noul and" Military Record. This runs to the effect that offers are in- ved for the purchase of plant, and the July 16th, 12.10 p.m.

list embraces a colossal assemblance of .. Cyclone or typhoon W. of Bakhi Chan-every description of machinery and

Chan Wing, described as unemployed, equipment used in the construction of del, moving S.W.

docks.

Part of this in advertised as was charged before Mr. Hamilton, at Cyclone or typhoon SE of Naha, lying as the site of the projected base at the Kowloon Magistracy, yesterday, moving 'N.E.,

Seletar, and part of it in the godowns with the lareny of 14 pieces of clothing. overlooking Keppel Harbour We be- and a pair of shows, the property, of four lieve the amount of work which had been complainants, at Kowloon.. done at Seletar in negligiblo, being Defendant, it was stated, was seen hy chiety in the nature of surveying and an accountant coming out of a house, marking out. Otherwire, we might have fearrying clothing. The hecountant asked been prepared for the invitation to him where he got it, and he answered. tender for breaking-up concreti walls. that he had obtained it 'from “a boy in. The opportunity should be a good une the house. Taken back there, the de for sume enteurising contractor to buy fendant could not produce the boy. He up the whole of this plant, and keep it then attempted to escape, and while on the spot in readiness for the inevit being charged, threw the clothing un to abic revival of the Singapore project, the veranlah of the French Convent. He The Admiralty view of the matter could was subsequently arrested. not be better expressed than by the fact.

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Inspector W. Spear said that the ac- that the aircraft carrier Pegasus is now cused had a previous convictions against at Singapore, and that the machines him, the last centence being six montha' which she carries are engaged in taking hard labour last November for stealing photographs of the ground. Of course, from the Palace Hotel.

there is the possibility that the agents

of a foreign Power might acquire the

His Worship passed sentence; of 'six

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it upon precisely the same purpose for for two years' polies supervision after which it is not wanted at Singapore, that

Addressing the man, the Magia.

Bach a contingency would be a fine stroke, trate observed that next time he would. of irony

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