TELEGRAMS.
**HONGKONG TELEGRAPH"
SERVICE.
THE PEKING MURDER.
REWARD OFFERED BY THE POLICE.
From Our Open Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 14th November,
12.20 p.m.
The police authorities at Peking have offered a reward of $200 for the arrest of the murderer of the Englishman, Pless,
JAPANESE CONSFLATES.
PROPOSED NEW STATIONS.
BARON GOTO'S APPOINTMENT.
[From Our Aiwn_Correspondents]
Shanghai, 14th November,
12.20 p.m. The Government of Japan have decided to establish consulates al Hairpingmun and Changchun in the immediate future.
Buron Goto has been appointed to take charge of the Government of the
South Manchurian milway.
{Reuters)
The Opium" Question.
LONDON, 12th November. The Archbishop of Canterbury has trans- mitted to Sir Edward Gey a memorial, signed by the Anglicah Bishops in China, protesting against the policies of Great Bri- tain and India in respect to opium.
Sir Edward firey, in reply, referred Mr. Morley to what he said in the question on the 31st May last, nid added that no official communication had been received from the Chinese Government about the anti-opium edict or about a Government monopoly of opium.
Later.
The Boor Raid in Cape Colony. The Governor of the Cape ivas teletraphed to the German Governor of Damaraland, asking for his co-operation in capturing free- booters, if they recross the bariler, in view of the extradition charges of thell and invirder. Mr. Ferreira's maid is generally regarded as an unsupported filibustering expedition.
THE YURTHLAN RAZLIPAY.
PROPOSED DIRI CFOR Å BLACK-HALLED "
[From a Farrisfiontent]
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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 14, 1906.
DAPAKTORA OF HE. SHIM,
SHAHT STAY AT WHAMTON,
[From a Correspondat.]
Canton, 13th November, H.E. Shum, ex-Viceroy of the two Kwang, and Viceroy-designate pl Yunnan, left Canton
FIGAROF CHOW PU.
RECEPTION AT CANTON.
[From Our Otun Correspondent.]
*BANK COMPRADORE 'CHARGED
WITH FRAUD.
ALLEGED SYSTEMATIC SWINDLING AT KOUR,
On sist in the Kobe Chiho Baibantho, before Judge Hadono and two associat Judges, Pan T-chin, known as Pan Kong, for. merly the Chinese rompradore at the Kobe branch of the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, was charged with em bizzlement and fraud.
Messrs. Cishima and Ots, barristers of Kabe, and Mr. Yokoyama, a barrister of Osaka, con ducted the defence.
Canton, 13th November. 14.E. Viceroy Chow Fu, the new Viceroy. for Whan his Inggage, etc., having been landed is Canton at Eve o'clock yesterday, and previously set to Vonnan by the gunboat immediately proceeded to Dutch Fally, to Kung-fu. Before leaving he had the yameninterview Viceroy Sham, who handed him the put in order in readiness for the reception of seal of office. On landing at the wharves he H.E. Viceroy Chow Fu. H.E. Shum iben - was met by officials, # accompanied bica to ranged to wait at Whampoa for the arrival of the Reception Hall Soldiers lined both sides the Auping, in which vessel he intends to po
ni the sheet fending to the Reception Hall and, ceed to Shanghi, where he will spend the presented arms as His Excellency passed in month's holiday granted how by the Thrones his chair. About seven o'clock the Viceroy proof Nefes he proceeded in Whumpen he request reeded to his yaman. He is accompanied by ed the manager of the, China Merchants. so officers and 120 harlyguards, as well as four S. H. Co. here in use all despatch in dis deputies of foreign affairs, namely, Weiyunna charging H.E. Viceroy Chow Fu's lug. Shiên, Chin, T'ang and Lo. kage, of which diere is an immense quan- tity, and then smk the duping at once lu Whampoa to embark H.F. Shun It is under. stood that the latter intends to proceed direct
to Shanghai without visiting Hongkong, or any ther port en route. On account of the bulk of the personal effects of ILE, Shein and his je. tiane having already been despatched to Shang- has, the Infing will take ni sand ballast before going to Whampoa, which will cause another. deby in her departure.
TIG'S HOUTAN COURT,
J-SAILOR CHARGED WITH THEFT.
Å well,cooked slize od pig's fout, wrapped in a bit of bzówo, paper and bicely tied with string, which made the mouths of many water in Court, while a few had to turn their heads sway from lon ing at it, was the subject of some discussion at the P Jice Court this than
F
James Hill, eighteen years old, of the Gadors' Home, was charged with steading the pagk tom trora a pork baitcher's shop, at No. 84. Des Vuzix Road Central,
VICEROY SHUM.
Viceroy Shum was accorded a grand farewell in the Reception Hall, at the hands of official merchants, and scholars yesterday. He is expected to leave Cinton in day.
THE SHIP CARPENTER'S STRIKE,
[From a Correspondentų
Canton, 12th November.
The ship carpenters who liave been nut on strike returned to work to-day having gained three important points. The employers have agreed to advance the wages of the men by five cents per day. They will be allowed two intervals of fifteen minutes each for meals. No carpenter-will-be discharged-from-ijob once that job has been started, and similarly no ad ditions will be made to the sta‚ of men engaged at the outset.
SUCCESSFUL SILS CORP
"The decision of the preliminary examination
the case is as follows:-
The defendant was engaged as compradore in May 1952 by the Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China, No. 26, Naniwa niachi, Kobe, and while thus employed he committed the following acts: -
1-Between about May 1905 and September
4th of the same year he spent for his own pur poses without the consent or permission of his employers the sum of Y65,734.28, which was placed under his charge.
2.-The defendant "was doing business with a Chinese firm of the style of Fu-Hsing of Hak-Hing with the approval of Mr. John Adamson manager of the bank. Taking traninge of the pronunciation of the trade name (HuHsing or Pok lling) of a friend of his named Yebh” Sha 1-ling, and of the fact that Mr. Adamson did not fead Chinese characters, the defendant conceived a device for defrauding the bank and caused Yéh Shao-ling to draw three bills for Y10,000, Y15,000 and Y20,000 re- spectively in the name of in-Hsing and pre sented the same to Mr. Adamson on August :t, 8th and 12th, 1905, misrepresenting them a bills drawn by the firm of Funsing, and haudulently obtained a sum of Yatt3r.zę for the bills from the bank. These facts are fully established by evidence, including the wren complaint of the bank, and the statements of Nr. Adamson of the defendant, of witnesses Iwayada Seiji, a Chinese, and others who were examined at the Preliminary Court,
The first act quoted renders the defendant The fifth silk crip passed without remark,tible to conviction under Article 395 of the but the sixth and last of the season is now in Criminal Code; the second nct comes under the market and should prove most successful, Article 390g and punishment should be meted The sdk being fine in quality and an abundant ut according to Article 10s: The case is, there.. When the case was called on inspector
crop. The latest price panted is $1,00, which fore, eubmitted to public trial by the Count of
Minor Crimes. Ruchie said that be did not believe Hill meant
is the highest recorded this season. At that Procurator Mariara stated the substance of in steal ifie pug's foot when he took it from the
price there is a plentiful demand for first the decision of the Preliminary Court, and re- shop window-pane and simple mischievous quality, the after grades being at proportionate quested the Court to examine the case. ness, he thinght,
hd you steal the pig's font?" asked Mr. Hazeland.
Defendant denied swiping the pig's fool.
The butcher-the complainant -- said that c- rused and two mhet Europeans walked op to his stall yesterday. Defendant picked up the pig's door, which was on his chopping board, places it in his pocket, and proceeded to walk away. He (witness) ran out and gave him in charge
prices.
THE DISABLED "KITAI" AT,
SINGAPORE.
¡
TOWED DOWN BY A NORWEGIAN STEAMEN.
In answer to the usual preliminary questions of the Court, the defendant stated that he was able to speak Japanese, and he therefore re plted accordingly. He was engaged by the bar as compradore. The business at the compradore was to manage all matters relating to the receipt and disbursement of money, his nuthority being idente. I with that of the man. ager el a japanese bank
Da being asked whether he had emberled a It will be remembered that immediately sum of Y65,734.28 om of the money belonging after the news of the first typhoon, it was re-to the bank, the defendant replied he had spent ported that the Russian steamer Viini, from Bongsong to Singaphie bomeward bound, was | overdue, and as day after day passed without news of the ship graves fears were entertained as to be safety, so much at that the Master
," "di nor t-ke the pigg's toot your Worship, said.defendant. "I and twn funds were pass. ing this man's stall 'yestevidas. He suddenly rushed out of his shop, and commenced search-
ng me I told him to leave off He would | Attendant jistructed the Roarding (fficers to tol, so I bets out at kamels, tim dawn,"
"Have you got any natuey?" asked the Comt. "I have not, but I am going to sign.óna ship today, your Worship."
"What ship?” queried his Worship. "The Felipse," answered accused.
Have you been promised the job? " "Well no," said accused, "but the shipping master" sud that Emushers gways have first chance when there is a vacacy goin'. There is à vai arry on this sailing ship and i was told that I will sign on to-day as she sails t
ottow."
SILVER BOBS UP SERENBLY..
Canica, 13th November. Last week Mr. Lam Hak Kum called upon H.E. Viceroy Shu, arif had a long interview
"ake him down, to the shipping master," with H. E., in the course of which he requested is the four, addressing Inspector Ritchie, H.E. Shum to use his influence with the Pre-who was looking after the pig's foot, and find sident and Board of Directors of the Yuet-han ont if he really is going to sign on. If that is Railway Co., Lu, to nduce them to invite Mr.
the case release him, ping him back Cheung Pat Shi to'join the Board of Directorsbrae to-morrow," of that company
I E. Shum agreed to do
18 left the Court, eyeing the cause of the this, and forwarded a request in that effect to the trouble--the pig's foot-in company with an Board. Upon receipt of # E. Shum's despairhofficer, inwardly hoping he would get the job, the President of the Compane called a private meeting of the directors to 'consider whether the election of Mr. Cheong Pat Shi to their Board would be acceptable to Them The Silver, l'e Hangin's ghost, won't down. malter was discussed at the ineering caled for 3töre silver is being mined and the demand the purpose when it was decided not, vite increases. It is a healthy and an encouraging Mr. Cheung Pat Ship join the Board of Dirte-demand, à demand hot monetary and indus tors, as they did not care in have him there. trial, The United States Government is taking 100,000 pances a month for culaing subsidiary H.E. Viceroy Shum, who, in a despatch to Mr. | money, and Asia during the first half of this Lam Blok Kum, informed bina that The Board | your parch iseil ;6,uen ons ounces, an 1 is (con- of Directors declired to invite. Mr-Chenaj Pat | tinging its buying heavily, France is a buyer Shi to join them, as, he was velastantly com- in the open manket pelled to say, they preferred to do without him With silver advanced to 334, an nunce we heir no more talk of employing it to plate wear
This decision was at once communicated to
ALLEGED MANSLAU GHIAR,
INDIAN WATCHMAN AKRĘSTER.
inquire of all vessels from the eastward as to whether they had sece anything of the A'itei All interngations diew negative replies and practically, all hope was given no when the Tical agents of the steamer, the Danish East Asiatic Company, received a wire stating that she had arrived at Capt St. James and reported a breakdown in her machinery. Subsequent rvices from Saigon fented the accident in the
(innel, the thrust shalt having broken.
The Kitai tay at,"algon a week, but it was found the damage could not be repaired at aigon, so Captain Jurgensen was insirm ted by his head effice to the bring the Kitai dawn' to Singapore for repun. This he proceeded to do and late on Friday night the crippled Air arrived here in tow of the Norwegian steamer Carrer
Captain furgensen reports that though the Kiter was laying in Pong ong Harbour when
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{{trukattu) that sum on behalf of Sie Tong-
fang, a Chinese merchant, a friend of his,
The Count: Is Sie Tong-fang, a customer of the bank?—Yes.
Th
Who discounted his bill?~~I til.
Did you advance the sum?-Yes, I did so. Did the manager of the bank order you to do no more business with Sie, Tong-fang ?- Every day the mana, er, instructed me to dis continue advancing money to certain customers. This answer was not what was required by Court, and defendant's knowledge of Japanese proved insufficient, and the Court interpreter was requisitioned. Through the interpreter, defendant replied that the manager did not, about the middle of May 1995" order him to stop the business. tired after that time. Sie Tong-fang's Kobe with Sie Tong-lang. That business was con-
office was a branch, and the head office was, in Honkong. No bills were drawn by him on a Chinese merobant in Kobe; they were all drawn on Chiness merchants in Hongkong. He advanced the money on his bills,
The Court: in advancing money at bills
or discounting bills you used to do so with the approval of the manager in each casei-No, i
did not.
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Mr. Adamson testified that it was a role for you to obuin his approval in each casel-My lather was the compradore of the bank, and great confidence was reposed in him. succeeded to the position, and I used to do business according to my own judgment with. out obtaining the approval of the manager
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Intimations.
THE
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A LARGE QUANTITY OF VALUABLE AND HANDSOME HOUSE. HOLD FURNITURE, Comprising :-
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NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES..
Did you misrepresent one Fu-Hsing, for another Fu-Hsing, who had transactions with he bank, taking advantage of the fact that the manager is ignorant of Chinese characters; and did you do business with the stranger Fu Hsing? No, I did not. The two firms are in- dependent, and both had transactions with the THE Steamship bank. Fu-Hsing, which is represented by Yeh Shaoling, had an office at Uchi-Kaigan and was doing business of good standing.
Mr. Yokoyama stated that, according to defendant's contract with the bank, he had to pay compensation in the event of his spending money, and his action in spending money would not constitute any crime. Counsel quoted the terms of the contract:
Mr. ta stated that the total amount of the
fut terrible strom brake, she escaped without scathe and later in due course pro- ceeded on her voyage to-Singapore. All went well, nostorms being experienced, bill the Kriar was well into the China seam about Latitude 14 Month and Longitude to F. Then one night a grinding crash which shook the whole ip came from below whilst the engines stopped and left the Kitai wailoring in the inquiries were at once made trough of the sea. to the engine room and the report came up That the thru a shai: had Ineken, and thus the steam er lay helpless three hundred miles from the nearest post which was Saigon. Well knowing that the chances were that he would not sight another ship for many days Gaptain Jurgensen sevails sufficient to lake the Kiful into Hong and the defendant offered to repay Y13,200 ong. The engine room staff refponded to the by way of a compromise, but the negotiations in regard to that failed. The question at issue on them with such energy that in three in the case, added counsel, was the nature of days time they reported that the shaft had been the duty and authority of the compradore, and repaired sufficiently to get the vessel moving to ascertain this question, he would apply to call two Chinese; the second compradore of the again, and for two days the Kit went dead bank and a member of the Chinese Canton slow for Saigon and all on board were congra- Clubs at Kaigan-dori, who could prove that the tulating themselves on the shaft standing out,firm Fu-Hsing (said to be unknown to the bank) when it suddenly gave way again. Promptly, was doing business on a film basis.
The Court granted the application, and pro- however, the hard worked engineers pot to ceadings were adjourned until the 26th instant time, reported temporary, repairs had been work a second time and again, in two days'-Japan Chronicle,
"WILLEHAD "
having arrived, Consignees of Cargo are hereby informed that their Goods, with the exception of Opium, Treasure and Valuables, are being Landed and stored at thair risk into the hazardous
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andler extra hazardous Godowns of the Hong- THE EMPEROR OFGERMANY, kong and Kowloon Wharf and Godown Com- pany, Limited, Kowloon, whence delivery may be obtained..
No Claims will be admitted after the Goods
ships. No more scoffing at the" pale drudge," asked heen. ineersinda what they could toeffect money spent by the defendant was Yr06,851.93 have left the Godowns, and all Gonds remain-
effected. Then nursing the weak shaft as much as possible the course was again laid for the French port and alter three days of anxiety the Kitai arrived at Cape St. James, from whence,
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THE WEATHER.
The worlet bas uses for the white metal, and- we must bear in mind that the population of the earth has increased by many mullions of Gulam Sher, an Inen iwatchman, employed people since the ndian minti were closed 10 on the Kowloon-Cantoa. Rilway line, was silver some thirteen years ago. arrested yesterday and locked up at Yaumati There was gloom ʼn Mexic then : merchants Police Station na charge of manslaughter, saw blue rain impending, and bankers went He was arraigned before Mr. F. A. Hazeland. | about with ease-down fices Pessimists at the Magitimacy this morning, by Inspector preached no die street corne's, and found Macdonald. He pleaded not guilty" to the willing bearers Men said they would sall charge. Shortly after three o' lock yesterday out at a sacrifice and go back to Europe afternoon a man named Ng Hing Fuk: a pigThere was th be a scuttling out of Mexico dealer, residing at Mak Kung Ham, a village by the wise and prudent. Fortunately for not far from Sham-shui-po, was on his way to them, they rank that commendable second the Yaumati market. With him was a good thought and remained to make their fortunes, sized boat. On the int he met Gulam Sher, piling up wealth even as silver went down and
The following report is from Mr. F. G. Figg. who, as soon as he saw the boar, picked up a down. They even began to bend over the as already mentioned, she was towed to Singa First Assistant of the Hongkong Observatory: handful of earth and threw it at the animal edge of the abyss and conjecture cheerfully pate by the Caira.
On the 14th at 11.55 -The barometer bas The pig dealer felt hurt at this, and told the how far it was to the bottom. Silver was sure-
The cause of the breaking of the thrust shaft, risen considerably over the Lonchoor, made- Indian pot to do it again. Words were ly going down to the ultimate depth. Yet, the most taxed of all the largiles of alafting, rately over Japan and Formosa. It has fallen exchanged, and it was alleged the watch somehow, men felt deep in their hearts that a
has not yet been definitely ascertained, but it slightly over N. China.
The typhoon is still to the E. of Naha (Loo- man went up to the Chinaman
and mincle might be accomplished. The first is believed that the propelier struck some choos). It appears to be moving away to the punched him on the chest, followed by a Byan campaign was watched with enger in wreckage which was unnoticed in the dark and E.NE. and may be filling up at the same blow on the stomach. The Chinaman im-terest from the tableland of Mexico. His de- the sudden jar caused the thrust shaft, which time. mediately collapsed. The alleged assault was feat was felt by many as a personal vanquish with the thrust block takes the thrust or push of The area of high pressure remains over the
Yet silver survived, and so did the the propeller, to snup. Ax several of the pro-N. part of the Sea of Japan.
N. and N.E. gales will continue over the commentators of Capuchinas, Leyds and other peller blades are broken it is quite possible this seats of financial rumination.
Eastern Sea, and strong monsoon will prevail in the Formosa Channel and the China Sea.
FORECAST.
ment.
witnessed by a number of canties, who, on.see- ing the pig dealer fall, seized hold of the Indian and dragged him to Yaumati Police Station, where he was detained. A policeman was Dona Plata is doing very well now; she has despatched with an ambalines to bring the in ardent suitors, and wears a smile as of one jured man to the Station, where he was tam who has had good news from a far country porarily treated. Before being sent to hospital | Gold is good'; we all want it, but we do not the man was seen to be sinking Iwal. He died regard silver as being as base as lead. The
‚ap hour later, the result of a ruptured spleen, owners of silver mines are chirking up. They
Bir Wonhip, at the request of Inspector Macdonald, remanded the care for one week.
surmise is the correct one.
f
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1.-Hongkong and neighbourhood, N. winds, moderate; fine."
Great credit is due to Captain Jurgensen 'and bis officers, and particularly the engine-room staff, for getting the Kitai safely into Saigon ́at a time when a sudden typhoon might have wrought fatal disaster to the vessel. The Kital will be docked in dus 'couse in one of] and Lamocks, N.E. windi, moderate.
4.—South coast of China between Horgkong and Hainan, same as No. 1,
will be ordering champages for breakfast the Trofong Pagor baxion—Singapore Fris pretty soon.
Preit
a-Formora Channel, N.E. winds, strong,
South coast of China between Hongkong
ing undelivered after the 18th instant, will be subject to rent.
All broken, chafed, and damaged Goods are. to be left in the Godowns, where they will be examined on MONDAY, the 19th instant, at 9.30 AM.
All Claims must reach us before the 23rd instant, or they will not be recognized.
No Fire Insurance will be effected. Bill of Lading will be countersigned by the Undersigned.
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