THE MISSIONARY COMPENSA TION CASE.
JUDGMENT ON APPEAL
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On July 19 in the Osaka Appeal Court, judg- ment was delivered in the appeal of the Osaka Shosen Kaisha against the decision of the Osaka Chika Saibrosho, delivered in March
last in the suit brought by Mr. Masujima, a
barrister, on behalf of the family of the fate
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY, JULY
Marie, Ger. ss., 1,169, J. Petersen, 29th July, Haiphong 26th July, and Heibow 28th, Rice and Pigs J. & Ca Childar, Nor. s. 1,109, H: Nielsen, 20th July, -Bangkok ist July, Gen-N. Y. K. Nanshan, Br.'s.8., 1.299, A," Jones, 29th July,-
Saison 25th July, Gen.-B. & Co. Germania, Ger. as, 53, 1,714. H. Lorenzen, 29th July, Bangkok 23rd July, Rice.-J. & Co.
Lightning, Br. s... 2,122, 1. G. Spence, 30th July-Calcutta 13th July, Penang and Singapore 25th, Gen.-D., S. & Co., Ld
-Foochow 27th July, and Amay 28th, Gen.-D., L. & Cn.
Prior Eitel Friedrich, Ger 4.8, 5,001, E. Mal- chow, goth July,-Hamburg 21st June, and Singapore 26th July, Mails and Gen. -M. & Co,
Willehad, Ger..., 3,012, Ph.. Obenauer, 30th "July, Sydney 7th July, Gen.-M. & Co. Tsinan, Br. .., 1.460, C. Lindbergh, 30th July,
Rev. H. G. Appenzeller, of Lancaster, Pennsyl-Salmun, Br. 9.8., 636, A. J. Robson, 30th July, vania, U.9.A, against the Osaka Shosen Kaisha for compensation amounting to Y110,8c for the death of the reverend gentleman, who wa drowned on June 11th, 1901, in the collision between the 0.5.K, steamers Kisogawe and Kumayawn. The plaintiffs, Mrs. Appenzeller and her four children, held that the death of the missionary was due to negligence on the part of the captain of the Kumag-mua-maru. The misi
•sionary at the time of his death was in receipt of an annual salary of $1,650 from the Methodist Mission, and as he would have lived 241 years. longer, according to the law of averages, the plaintiff claimed an amount equal to the salary which would have been due to him, amounting to Y80,850. In addition they each claimed Yoooo damages for personal distress at their bereavement.
The Osaka Chiko Saibanshe awarded judge' ment for Y8,000 for each plaintiff-Y40,000 in all, holding that from the exhibits put in by the plaintiffs it was clear that they were entitled to receive some money from the mission after the death of the missionary. It was afin clear that the plaintiffs had been living apart from the deceased, and if he had lived he would have required a part of his salary for his own muin- tenance, In view of these facts, the damages claimed were excessive, but in consideration
of the unhappy life of the plaintiffs, who were now widowed and fatherless, the conditions of
living in America, the Court deemed it proper that compensation should be paid at the rate of ¥8,000 for each plaintiff. Against this decision both the plaintiffs and the defendant company appealed. The Appeal Court has quashed the judgment of the Osaka Court, and dismissed the claim
The respondents (the Osaka Shosen Kaisha) admitted all the facis advanced by the plain
tiffs and the claim, but maintained that they would abandon the Kumugatua-maru, lying at the bollam of the sea off Chemalpo, to the plaintiff, and thus free themselves from liability, according to Article $44 of the Com- mercial Cnde, which provides :--" A shipowner can free himself from liability for, acts of the master done within the limits of legal authority, or for damage to other persons caused by the acle of the master or another mariner in the performance of their duties, by abandoning at the end of the voyage-to the credite ile ship; the freight, and all claims for damages or commission which have accrued to bira in relation to the ship; unless he himself is in fault."
The Court upheld this contention, and dis- missed the claim, ordering the respondent to abandon the steamer lying at the bottom of $12. We understand that the Osaka Shanen Kaisha has been ordered in surrender the in- surance money for the KamAQATALA • PRETTY SE —— Japan Chronicle.
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A Peking correspondent states that H: E. Teen Chun-hauen, Viceroy of the Two Kwang provinces, at Canton, writing the other day to the Haunchingpu, or Ministry of Public Safety, and asking for a copy of the proposed Press laws that were being'drawn up by that minis- try, informed that body that, unless he (the
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China, Aust. ... 2,855. 1. Damlannvich, 30th July, Shanghai 25th July, Gen.-S., W. & Co.
tue, Fr. ss., 705. Godinnú, 30th July,
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ingchew, Br. 5.5., Frazier, 30th Aur
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L, Sardy, and Mr. W. 5. Allen.
"Ter Puensang. from Manila-Mr. Foster, and 7 Portuguese.
Wendt.
From
Per Willehod, for Hongkong from Sydney- Kagger. From Mesars, Peacock and G. Simpsonhafen-Measts. A. Voigt. Kraus and, F. Luders From Manila-Messrs. J. Black, Viceroy) was furnished at once with a copy, if. Braam and child, 1. Johnson, Montague, F. was this intention to promulgate certain Press Sna'der, C. Bryant, W. Bala, Gutierrez and laws himself for local consumption at Can- family. Fa. Yokohama frm Sydney-Messrs. ton. "There have lately been springing up. Fairbairn and W. Gallagher. several newspapers in Canton' whose unbridled Simpsona en-Messis, Wendland and Th. licence in commenting on their betters must
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Mr. and Mrs. J. Demonty, chingpu are now in the bands of the various
Dommissee and children. From Southampton Chinese abroad for comparison with the Press
Apenende, før 95, 671, 11. N. Gautard, 27th
Tuly.-Pakhni zuh July, and Toihow 26th, Gen.--I, & Co.
Arratonn Ancar, fir 4.4.. 2011, E. Fev. 22nd Fulv.-Calents 6th Taly. Penang 11th, and Singapore roth, Gen.-D. S. & Co., T.d. Arrovo, B646, 2,307, H. Plouch "sch Tulvim, Wernelle ath July, Coal -S., T &'Co. A." Reach," Nee, xx, car, Andersen, 14th
B.
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Canion sath July, Gen-Standard Oi) Cò.
·Emma Lupkan, Gier, 1a, 1,159. G. Comand
6th July-Mauritiusmath June, Sugar- Wing Sing & Co..
Empress of China. Br. ... 3.046. R. Archibald, R.M.R.. 4th July.Vancouver, B.C., and fule, and Shanghai 21st, Malls and Gen. -C. P. R. Co.
Fri, Nor. s., 900, Nagle, 13th Jalv-Hongay 1th July, Coal-Aagaard, Thoresen & Co.
Glenlochy, Br. 4.5, 797, E. 1. Stallard, oth Tulv.-Knhe July, and Shanghai fib,
Ballas McG. Bros & Gow.
Indravelli, Br. 8,5, 3.768. S. Collington, zoth Julv. Chefoo 19th July, Gen.-C. 'La & Co
Ingalls, Am. transport, Kos, Scott, 3rd July,---
Manila toth Tune. Kutsang Br. «., 4.85". R. C. D. Bradley, 24rð Tulv.-Calcotta via Penang and Singapore 17th July, Gen.-J., M. & Co. Lahnr. Nor, xs, 010. A. E."Olsen, 22nd July,
Maji reth July, Coal-Angaard; Thore- ! sen & Co.
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E. A. Humphreys, W. M. Hunter, R.
C. Innas, Capt. R.
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July, 11 A.M. Singapore. Pesany and Calcutta Per Biervliet, A. Vau (Vice- Alang, and Aug, 2.P.M.
Manila-Per Team, 31st July, 3 P.M. Pakhoi-Per penrade, 3181 July, 5.R.M. Yokohama and Kobe-Per Willehad, Aag, 9 AM.
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Kuhlawindt, H. C.
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Martin, W. F.
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Person, R. W.
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Jeese, Dr. Med. Leidickor, C.
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Loval, Ger. 88, 1.217. F. Natzins. 21st July-Armand Belts, 7th Aug., 11 A.M..
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Wood, G. G.
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Mr. and Mrs. ե.
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Hana, Ger. cruiser, 4,500, Marwede, 28th July,
-from Tsingtau,
F. Ficker, W. Droege, W. Triebel, L. zeri, Ad'er, H. Reinhardt, D. Scheffer, W. Gaede, n. Ascher, H. Glaser. P. L. Rehhoff and 0. Kopp, Dr. K. Omishi, Mr. and Mrs. H. Strochlin, Misses L. Brinkman and M, Medard. From Naples-Baron J. R. Zichy and Mr. H. Wessely, From Aden-Mr. and Mrs. Hall. From Penang-Mr. Maisch. From Singapore |—Mr. A. Levy,
Passengers departed.
Shoshu Maru, Jap. 3.s., 1,611, M. Nemoto, 28th July-Shanghai via Frochow, Amoy and Swalow 20th July, Gen.-Q. S. K... Per Empire, for Australian ports-Mr. and Wongkol, Ger..., 1, 15, W. Rehn, 28th Mrs. Barker, Miss Binnie, Lieut. and Mrs. Blave and child, Capt. Canavarro, Dr. Cock, July, Bangkok and Swalow 17th July, M. Drummond, Messrs. W. Evans, F Rice and Teakwood.—B. & S..
Gordon and C. E. Jefferies, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Lamb, Dr. H. S. Lawrence, Mr. and Mrs. Lee, | Mr. Low, Ensign Montaire, Mr. 1. Morrison, Segt. Pinto, Mr. F. 1. Rice, Hegt. Santo, Meiers. R. Sheppard and Sherer, Capt. da Silva, Mr. 1. M. Underwood, Segt. Varudo and Mr. and Vrs. T. N. Woodward.
Helone, Ger. 1... 771, 1. Jessen, 28th July
Hojhow 17th July, Coals and Gen-f.& Co Kalvsberg, Ger, as, 1,200. C. Tirgensen, 28th
July,Hangay 25th July, Coal.-J. & Co. Pitsanulok, Ger. 6.9., 1,267, D. Relmers, 28th July, Hoil w 27th July, Rice and Wood.
-B, & S
Progress, Ger. 687, H. Pahren, 28th July, Kwang-chau-wan via Macao 35th July, Gen-Man Fook. Kiangping, Ch. 8.8., 1,100, Buram, 28th July,
Chinklang 24th July, Gen. Kwong Man Wa.
Fonchow......... Fido............
Ships Passed The' Canal, -,
Marrison, A. Hazelani, F. A. Hewitt, A. H. Hockaday, W. T. Jacks, P. Jeffries, H. U. Johnston, L.A. M. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs.
E. S. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Josling, Lt. Col.
Smith, Percy Sopos, P.
Montague Young, 1. A.
Haberti, A/G. Roger, C.
Seymour, Col. & Mrs. Sinchir, A.
Hongkong roam.29.871 Victoris Peak
Gap Rock....
"
IT
29.86
Macao......... Hoihow.9am. Pakboi.........
11
Phulica 10am. Tourass.......
Skottawa, Mr. & Mrs. St. James.
A. B.
Aparri Southey, Mr. and Mrs. Mapila ..... Strapser, B.
Legaspi..... Truman, Mr. and Mrs. Jacolad
R. W.
11
10a.m.29.93
a.m.
a. m.
DX MIE.
Vaughan Lee, Capt. Cehu
and
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Labuan.
13
"
Wattich, Mrs. Watson, Mr. & Mrs. M. Weismann, Mr. & Mrs.
C.
Wertchoff, A.
Kistowsky, Mr. & Mrs.
F. von
Whyte, J. F. M. Wilford. F. C. Zehrmans, F. C
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79
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Frame et on 29.75 Temperature anni 34 dumidity...monio. 75 fall.........
HIS BRITANNIC MAJESTY'S SHIPS ON THE CHINA STATION.
Ist class
Prayer...
zad class
פאסT
ועזקן
IGUNS.
1.M.P.
CAPTAIN.
Commander H. D. Wilkin, D.8.0.
Captain H. W. Savers Savory
LAST REPORTED AT
NAME.
CLASS
Kowloon Dock,
Cosmopolitan
5
*
SHANGHAI,
21st inst. International Dock.
018
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Alacrity ... Argonaut Astrara Bramble Britomart ... Cadmus Cherub Clio Diadem Fame...
despatch-versel... cruiser, 1 class cruiser, 2nd class river gunboat river gunboat
•loop"
10
11,000
18,000
Commander. E. La T. Leatham,ne Captain H. Smith
Shanghai
+
4.360
10
7,000
710
907
710
900
1,070
1,400
Captain C. L. Vaughns-Les... Lieut. Commander E. G. W, Davidson. Lieut.-Commander W, L., Bamber Commander 11, du C.
Hoogkong
Ilongkong
Yangisze
Luard...
Hongkong
water tank and sug
300
300
Hongkong
་
sloop...
1,970
1,400
11,000
16,500
305
5,700
M.V.O. Lién!..Commander Hüghts ...
Hakoda
Hongkong
Hongkong
Flora
4.360
7,000
Captain H. Grant-Dalton
S. American Ports
275
4,000
275
4,000
Hakodate
t
1.900
Hakodate
9,800
22,000
J
Hakodate
cruiser, rit class
14,500
30,000
river gun'da!
616
..
1,200
Yangtere
cruiser, 1st class
9,800
21,000
river gunhatt torped bass destroyer torpeda
180
800
6.300
650
340
240
340
6,500
4th July-Silosta (Ger.).. Sanuki Moru, | Handy Den of Mains, Montrose, Siberien, 6th July Hart -Benvenue, C. Ferd Laelis, Diomed, Java, Janus Telemachus. 10th July-Bekledi, Fliniskira, Kent...
Allrad King Kinsha Jóson, Scandia, Sithonia, Dongola, Errors,
Monmouth Prins Eitel Friedrich. 14th July-Benalder, Caledonien, Afallo, Peleus, Radnorshire, Bingo Moorhen Maru, Ching Wo, Pindari, 18th July-Cher Otter
Rambler las Tiberghien, Preussen, Slavonia, Tamba
Robio... Maru, Ajiddo, Suttonhall, 20th July-Desi callon, Kenangat, Sattuma, Secotra, Lideria, 20th July-Antenor, 25th July-Arcadia, Ben Taku cleuch, Oceanien, Rhiprus, Sachsen, Triaste. Tamar 27th July-Hyron, Palawan, Polynesien, Inaba Teal
Thistle Moru.
Virage Vira Arrivals at Home-4th July-Awa Maru, Waterwitch
Whiting Pina fleinrich, Bentawers, Urmston Grange,' Widgeon Calchas. 6th July–Marlónıtıkira, Segovia, Woudcock. Indrawadi. 7th July-Ceylon. solh July-Woodlark Anchises, Moyuni, Sanuki Maru. 14th July Alabama, Br. 14. 1,153, A, E. Elli, 25th-Salariz, Silula, Poona. 18th July-Akor, July, Salina Cruz 14th June, GenC, C. Vandalia, C. Ferd Lariss, soth July--Jason, 5. S. Co.
Sithonia. 13th July-Banaldar, Benvenut, Flintshire, Senica, Tamba Maru, 26th July -Palermo, 27tbjJuly-Arcadia, Ocapniam,
Shipping Reports.
Str. Haimun from Foschow, etc.:-Fresh SW. winds and SW. swell, cloudy, showary. ·
Verhale in Port
STEAMRES.
America Maru, Jap... 3,460, Philip Going, 19th July, San Francisco 30th June, and Shanghai 26th July, Mails and Gon.-T. K, K. Hangrapy. Br. ..., 1,356, S. Wilde, a9th July,
Shanghai via Swatow 24th July, Gen. | Amara, Br. 6., 1,505, C, J. Mattock, 33rd July, - J., M. & Co.
-Hongay 21st july, Coal.-J., M. & Co.
torpedo boat dearrayer...
torpedo brat destroyer
- torpedo bavit plaz¡10yer
cmiser, IA 516
surveying vei
river gunboat. river gunboat
river gunboat .....
tarpedo buat destroyer receiving shi
river guihai
Hakodate
Lieut.-Commander H, B. Cox
Lient. Commander R, Henniker Heaton
Lieut. Comupinder W. H. Darwall
Captain 5. V. Y. de Horsey...
Capjaio
C. F."
Linut. Commander,
Percy Cmbtree
Lieut. Commander Robert E. Vaughan.
Hakodata West River
Captain J. A. Take in t
Lieut.Commander 3. Kiddia
Commander G. ir. Monro
Lieut..Cominandor C. C. Walcott,
** 110
101
Hakodata
River
Yangtze ...Hongkong
List Commander H. T. Atlay ... ...West River Lieut.Commander · }, T, S, Lyno .......... **
6.1
In reserva. Williams...
Commodore 14, P,
... Hongkong.
Lieut. Commander E. Becretan *** ... Yangtss Linot. Commander R. M. R.
R. West
Hakodate
start shin
river genbeat
Sbroghal
torpedo boat destroyer
f1,300
Lieut. Commander
Stevenson
***
surveying ship
450
Commander R. W, Glennie
Surveying (SwaŁOW
TH
typede bout destroyer
5,900
Lieut.-Commander C. E. L. Thomas...
Hakodate
nver gunboat
200
river guolia
550
river gunboat
150
Lieut. Commander G. B. Spiter-Simson Lieut.-Chmniander G. J. Todd Lieut.Commander jno, F. Knox......
Yangtz
...
Yangtsso
Yangtsza
* Flying Fing of Vice-Admiral Sir Antuṛ W. Moore, Commander-in-Chief,