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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH MONDAY SEPTEMBER 28 1908
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THEN, G, Dễ News understands that the Ministry of Posts and Communications intends to reduce the telegraph rates by twenty per cast, with commencement of the first moon "of next year (January.25, 1903),
AT a meeting of the Board of Directors of the North-China Tosurance Co, Ld., held at Shang bai on 22nd inst, a final dividend on account of 1937 was declared of 71 per cent on the paid-up capital, and a bogus of 15 per cent to contributors.
Lawyer's Sensational
Suicide.
DEATH OF MR, REGINALD HARDING
HONGKONG-SOLICITOR-541OOTS-HIMBÉLR
THROUGH THE HEADPA SA
Qaite a sensation was created in the Colony at an early hour this morning when the news of the suicide of Mr. Reginald Harding, a local solicitor, became known. The intelligence was received in many quarters, especially among the legal iraternity, with sorrow, for Mr. Harding was a very popular figure with those who knew him.
About eight days ago Mr. Reginald Harding, who was accompanied by a lady, who was ba Heved to have been his wife, engaged a room in the Connaught Hotel. He was allotted a rosa (No. 23) or the second storey. From the time the toom was occupied nothing bato ward happened, until this morning, to attract any attention to room No. 23.
But at an early hour this morning-to be pracine at half-past seven o'clock-an hour Tug Viceroy of the Two Kwang' provinces, when most of the guests is the hotel were H. E. Chang Jea-chun, has felegraphed to the either al breakfast, or rising from their beds, a Waiwopo, asking that Department to oppose loud report of a gun sounded throughout the all temps of the Netherlands Government to building. Immediately afterwards, a bell was gain permission to enroll coolies from Kwang hoard ringing, a glance at the indicator show tung province to work at the mines in theed that Room 13 was calling, and this was fol- Dutch possessions.
lowed by shrieks-loud and piercing-coming
Tue French Minister in Peking having 'com. plained to the Waiwupu that the Likia Bureau at Kiung chow, Hainan, has been levying duty on ga-hider in that island, that Ministry at once telegraphed to the Viceroy of the Two Kwang provinces, asking whather, the charge is true, and ordering'an investigation into the matter.
RETURN of visitors to the City Hall Library for the week ending the 37th September, 1908: The Museum was opened on Monday, the 28th.
-Library.
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200
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Chinese
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Total......... 575
invigorating
from the second floor.
A "boy," who had gone in answer to the call, returned a minute or so later, showing every sign of alarm and, rushing to the ground floor, made bis way into the manager's office, informing that gentlemen that be wat wanted in Room 23.
By this time the news had got about by some meaus or another. A number of women, bastily dressed, no doubt, and mes, a few in their burry f rgot their coats, and a few foreigners, who had suspected that something out of the ordinary was going on, lined the passage way on the first fl 107, outside the dining zoom-everyone eager to learn the cause of the excitement..
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· A Hongkong Telegraph repressatative ap. peared, on
this ancture, just as the manager was proceeding to investigate the news he had received
Undoubtedly the best Beer MR Justice Comperts reserved his decision in from the "boy" Proceeding sa Room No. 23 brewed in America,'
the. Supreme Court, this morning, in the case. in which Mr. W, 1., Weaser, architect and sur veyor, of 8, Des Vaux Road Central, brought an action against Long Ring and Company, A. S. WATSON & CO., photographers, 17, Queen's Road Central, for the return of his camera; or in the alternative its value-Soo His Lordship intimated that he will deliver his decision on Friday next.
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he found the room door afar. Insido he saw a lady pacing the room, weeping bitterly, and from her he learnt of the tragedy-the tragedy which had taken away from the Bar of Hong.
kong one of its foremost members. "Mr. Harding has shot himself," she said, and after she had regained control of herself, "in the
verandah,"
.
There 'the dead body of the solicitor was found in a rattan arm chair. His legs were stretched forward, the 106 of the right foot partly touching the heal of the left; his head was hanging over the side, of the chair in close proximity to the wall. At his feet lay a found to be minus a cartridge. A bullet wound as the right temple and an opening just below the base of the skull showed just where the bullet had ploughed its way. To the meantime a doctor had been sent for and on his arrival he pronounced that death was instantaneous, Headquarters were then notified of the affair,
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► WHO IS LIABLE
STORY OF A HAIPHONG COAL CONCRÍSION, BLUETOLD IN THE SUPREME COLATE
CORRESPONDENCE.
We do not nezanelly sodoran' the opicions expressed „by Correspondente in this polenta):
TYPHOON SHELTER.
A very interesting action was beard by Mr. Janice Gompertz in the Supreme Court, this
TO THE EDITOR OF THE Horakond Telegraph morning. Mons. Augusto Piene Marty" (at-
Sir On the afternoon of the 36th nity it will |tajacy for Mons; A. R. Marty) of 24, Des, be remembited that the typhoon signals wor
Vœux Roid Central, suught to claim from hoisted inside the harbour, while outside the Kendall Newman, who is employed by the Harbour the sea was domiwhat rough and 1 South China Morning Poil, the sum of $384.25 noticed many juoką patside of Lyemun Pass de a promissory note dated goth October, 1997 combating with the weather to yet inside to Mr. D. V. Stevenson, of Messrs. Deacon, take shelter in Causeway Bay; but it was not Laaker and Deaton, appeared for the plaintiff to be for them, for great was their surprise to Mr. P. W. Goldring, of Messrs. Goldring, Bar fad after getting inside the Pass that they were dot allowed, to go say further inside as they' low and Morrell, acted for the defendant.
Mr. Steavanson stated that Mr. A. R. Marty were being chased back by a Military launch wis a merchant, living to Haiphong, and was and had to turn about and beat back against sang on babelf of his brother on a promissorya hoad wind. There was another Military noe, which had been received from the de-sanch I discovered not far distant with two fendant.
Mr. Goldring stated that there was no avid- ence under which the promissory note had been given.
The Court--The promissory, dote speaks for itself.
Mr. Goldting--The promissory note has been made outside the Colony,
targets asterb. I took it they were going feing"
in that vicinity and was clearing the course. I should hardly think it a time for firing practice when they hava, to” adapt such measuròs' az to send people outside in such weather as it was en the afternoon of Friday last, and-for all they knew they might have been sending people unt to face their death...
I saw as article in your paper the other day
The Court-have not seen the document. Mr. Steaveason-My friend cannot raise the Typhood Aftermath where the Crown Soli
question of consideration as he has not com piled with the Ordinance. His chest, he said, could speak to a certain mining concession which the defendant had been working for Mr.
Robert, Showan.
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citor stated that the object of the inquiry wante see if there was any culpable ceglect on any body's patt. Surely, there must have been some neglect on someone's part to allow pea- pla to be sent back to face probable death ; and I must say it does not tend to improve the Chinese population's idea of the so-called, good-hearted British fraternity of Hongkong Mr. Goldring-My client has tried to seule Hoping I have not taken too much of your the matter, but has failed.
Mr. Goldring Yes. But he is entitled to consideration.
This Mr. Steaven on re, udiated..
Mr, Sicavenson'said he would call évidence to prove his claim.
The plaintiff (Mr. A. P. Marty) stated that he was a merchant doing business in "Hong- kong. He was attorney for his brother, Mr. A. R. Marty, (power of attorney produced). Op December 28th, 1927, he received a letter, in which a promissory note, signed by the defend- ant; was enclosed. That letter was received is the ordinary course of buss. The letter snl promissory note be handed to his chiel
clerk to do the needful.
Cross-examined: Witness had instructions to recover the money from Mr. Shewan. When his clerk went round the compradora fused to pay. Waness did not know Mr. Shewan was the owner of a coal mine. Neilber did he know anything about a syndi sate, of which defendant was agent.
At this stage Mr. Goldring, produced a letter signed "A. R. Marty" and questioned the wit aess as to whether the signature on the letter way that of his brother," The witness, replied, "Yes."
Do you know of the concession. mentioned in that letter?" he asked."
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WUN PAKHING. Hongkong, 28th September.
ALLEGED OPIUM SMUGGLING.
BECOND OFFICER, 5.3. "Y KNSANG "
CHARGED AT MANILA,
The Puentang seized by order of the Customs authorities and the vessel's second officer, Norman Taylor, released on Pr.500 bail, charged with smuggling of opium, having in kis possession quantitier of the tabooed drug, and having furthermore in his possession a large quantity of lottery tickets, in the latest scusation on the waterfront, says the Gable xenon- American of 33rd instant,
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When the vessel arrived in the bay yester day she was boarded immediately by the secret service officers of the custom house, and within a short time Assistant Chief J. J. Keith had discovered 41 fins of opium and 25 package of lottery tickets, each package containing 30 tickets. These contraband articles were, of course, confiscated, but the coup d'etat did not happen" until the Yaeneany's second officer was arrested ashore, having on him 9 tins of opium and a goodly number of lottery tickets.
Mate Taylor was taken to the Meisic police.
Telegrams.
HONGKONG TELEGRAPH.
SERVICE
TYPHOON IN THE PHI LIPPINES.
FLEET RECEPTION POSTPONED,
IMMENSE DAMAGE IN SOUTHERN PROVINCES.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Manila, 27th September,
6 p.m. Manila escaped practically un- damaged during the typhoon [which visited the Philippines]
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The southern islands, however, were severely punished.
The town of Masbate was utterly destroyed, the wrecked buildings including the Capitol and theschools. It is estimated that the loss will amount to $100,000.
Romblon, another town in the South, was wiped out.
Tremendous losses were sustained by the plantations, especially those engaged in the cultivation of cocoa-
nuts.
The receptions of the visiting Fleet have been postponed on account of cholera.
No shore leave will be granted the erewe.
House-to-house inspections aro being conducted daily, the police constabulary assisting,
The Callnews-American, of 23rd inst, re- ports-The typheno- which tailed off from Lutin, Saturday, rigʻa ugging to Yap by one of those freakish twiste of the wind world, awarved" back, yesterday, and after lashing a stormy, course from the Carolines to the Vinnyns tore a terrific track across the middle of this archi. pelago, last pigh. The full brast of the baguio, was felt on the bluff best coast of Samar and in parts of Leyta. **
No reports from the affected arena hava got to Manila over the wires, but tidings will prob». ably be received to-day. Ample notice of the typhoon was given by the Whether Bureau and
TOMORROW morning, the Puisse Judge (Mr, HH. J. Gamrenz) will give his decision in the case in which Mr. P. W. Goldring,- | an icitor, of the firm of Goldring, Barlow and should be accompanied by the Writer's Name and the Humphreys Estate and Fisauce Company, adirond The Hitor, de Home Road, and 1 Morrell, claimed the sum of $50 damages frem Browning revolver, which, en examination, war, referred to already, which contained a promis- station and later presented to the court of fiigaals hoisted at all stations within the zone.
Limited, for alleged hench of contrac, The plaintiff is this claim alleged that the defendant firm failed to comply with an agreement, where by they undertook to keep the roof and exterior walls of the premises he occupied at Kowloon in a proper state of repair and amoodmont.
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BIRTHS,
On September 16, 1998, at Priestwood House, Bracknell, Berkshire, the wife of HORACE HAN- On September 19, 1908, at Spochow, to the Rev. and Mr. R. C. WILSON, ¤ BÓN,
DURY, of a SON.
On September 21, 1908, at Shanghai, the wife of H. T. MONTAGUE BELL, of a daughter.
Oo Sunday, September, 24, 1968, at Shang. bai, JOSHUA AARON to Miss FIORA EZRA of
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The Hongkong Telegraph
`Hongkong, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1958.
JAPANESE SH;PPING"
DEPRESSION.
a
THE exemplary fine of $1,000 was imposed by Mi.]. H. Kemp this morning, bo three men, Ip Chun, Woo Fing Yan, and. Wong Wing with no occupation and no fixed place of abode for unlawfully secreting themselves on board the s,s. Jurrie with intent to obtain a passage from Hongkong to Tacoma without the consent of the owner, charterer, agent, mester or other person in charge thereof on the 17th instant. Mr. E. A. G. May, of Mess's. Dodwell & Co., prosecuted, and Lance- Sergeant J. C. Wilden, of the Water Palice, appeared on behalf of the Police,
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instance where he was held under bail to an
war to the three charges enumerated above. Attorney O'Brien has been retained for 'his defence,
STOWAWAYS.
TWO JAPANESE-VINADI
For trying to obtain a passage from Mojito
Hongkong at the expense of the steamer's
THE "PAUL BEAU" AFFAIR
་
REPRESENTATIONS BY THE WAIWUPU.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Pọ”)
Peking, 27th. September, The other day the Waiwapu requested M. Babst, the Fronch Minister in Peking, to direct, the French Consul at Canton to hand back the alleged criminals arrested on board the s.8. Paul Beat.
Several days passed without reply being received from the French Minister.
Witness answered in the negative. Mr. Sequeira, chief clerk in the firm of A. R. Marty and Company, was called. The letter sary note, was banded to the witness, who identified same and stated that the letter and the promissory note were handed to him to collect the money from Messrs. Shewan, Tomes & Co. He had the promissory note sent to the office, The value of these illicit articles is estimated bulit was returned unpaid. Witness then made to be about 7,000 pesos, as opium is now quot- inquiries as to the whereabouts of the defended at 35 pezas per can, and the lottery tickets and Police Sergeaut Lee had the remains sentant, to whom he wrote a letter. That letter are worth between 6 and 8 pasos per piece,
The tickets have been lurged over to the pro- to the mortuary.'
was not delivered as the defendant's where Last night everything seomed all right in abouts were not known to him. A month or secuting attorney to be used in the case against Room 23. After dinner, Mr. Harding and his so later the witness learnt from the captain of the accused ship's officer. lady proceeded to their room, from where a the steanier Hongkong that defendant was in little while later some popular songs were the employ of the South China Morning Post, heard being played on a gramaphone. At where he was located, but no reply was received about ten o'clock or thereabouts all was quiet, from the defendant. Neither had he called Between six-thirty and seven o'clock this mora- at plaintiffs' office to explain matters,
This closed the case for the prosecution, " iog, it would appzaribat Mr, flarding awoke, and proceeded to diess himself,-leaving the lady The case for the defence, Mr. Goldring sub owpots, two Japanese found themselves in the asleep. Af er he had adjusted his collar and mitted, was a long and complicated one. Mr. dock at the Police Court, this morning: The two tin, he went to his wardrobe, got out the re-A. R. Marty, the plaintiff, was the owner of a man, ikujiro Miyerashi and Hirokichi Maten- valver, which was fully loaded, and went to the coal concession in Haiphong, and this cou-mura, were charged with unlawfully stowing the defendant themselves on the 2.6. Tjibadds with latent to verandab, where he seated himself on the arm. Cession was transferred to chair. The rest is already known. Flacing and one Mr. Janssens to work it. The con obtain a passage from Meji to Hongyong with the muzzle of the fire-arm against bis right
out the consent of the owner, charterer, agent, Yesterday (26th September) the tamps to pulled the trigger, the bullet, as
master or other person in charge of the already stated, passing through his head and
ship on or about the 21st September. Waiwupu was in receipt of a leaving just below the base of the skull. When
C. H. Kroes, chief officer of the ss. Tjibodas, telegraphic despatch from H. E the police arrived they made a starch for the
who prosecuted, stated that his ship left Moji at
Chang Jen-chun, Viceroy of Can- chan village, in the district of Sun On, was bullet, but, so far as we know, it has pot
about 2 o'clock on the zist September on a banished from the Colony for a period of five been found. And so a promising career has
continuous voyage to Hongkong. It was the ton, advising that the French Con- years from the 12th of Augost last.
He was been ended. found in Hongkong yesterday and burriedly
There was a counterclaim against the plained the stowaways at about 8 o'clock on the sul still refused to deliver the Mr. Reginald Harding was a man of about marched to headquarters. A look of supreme thirty-three years of age. He come out to
liff. But until he could get certain figures 3rd instant. The boniswain, when called to criminale. delight illumined his features when sentence this Colony about four years age to join the from Haiphong the claim could not be pushed give evidence, spoke to having found the defend. of six months' imprisonment with hard labour firm of Meiors. Ewens and Harston. As a
ahead. The defendant, he pursued, signed ants on board the ship on the day in question.
Whereupon the Waiwupu again was passed, the defendant evidently preferring solicitor he was very prominent, and many promissory note for a quantity of dyna Both of them were snugly tucked near a shaft, communicated with the French prison life to that of banishment.
were the cases that he won. When Mr. mile, for the syndicate, which was to be enjoying all the pleasures of a free passage. Ewens left for the homeland on leave, Mr, used for working the mine. On Ocinber Mr. J. H. Kemp, the presiding magistrate, Minister reiterating his request that instructions might be peremptory Reginald, Harding was given a partnership: 12 defendant received a voice terminat was very much averse to persons defrauding but a year or so ago he severed his connection og bla agreement under. Clause ro. The shippers in this unscrupuleus: fashion. He with that firm and started business on his own police was signed by Messrs. W. D. Graham, fined the defendants Sjo, or the alternative of transmitted to the French Consul account, which he stufcontinued up to the time Robert Shewan and Fung Wa Chus, add be three months free board and lodgings at the
came back to Hongkong, having later joined Victoris Gaol.
calling upon him to surrender the The molive which led him to take his life is the company in which, he was now employed
prisoners, in order that the friendly He had been in the Colony all the time. A not knowo.
mouth or so ago when the defendant was going
relations between the two countries to hospital he was arrested do the steps of the
might be preserved, lustilation for this debt. It was a case of want of consideration. The dyasmito was ordered
the defendant. If it was, then be syndicate for the syndicate, but not taken delivery of by
was liable.
The Court-Then why did bo sign for it? “Mr.Goldring—He signed as agant:"-
Kwak Kam a youth twenty-two years of age, without any occupation or fixed abode, was charged before Mr. J. H. Kemp at the Police Court, this morning, with having returned from
banishment. Kwan, who is a native of Sam-
No KONG, an unemployed Chinaman residing at 5. New Market Street, was charged at the Police Court, this morning, with (1) feloniously stesting a silver watch and chain and two jade stone appendages, valued at $to, the property of to Chak Ting, a broker, of 5, New Maricat Street, on the 27th instant, and (2) with for.
of his death,
THE WEATHER.
The shipping trade all over the world is in very depressed state, but nowhere, is the out look more gloomy than in Japan.: A shipping expert recently gave it as bis, opinion that peculiar circumstances accounted for the nishing false information as to his name and particularly bad condition of Japan's maritime place of abode to one Li Cheng, an account. trade. First of all, there is the Chiness boy-art to the Ki Shang pawnshop at No. 185,The following report is from Mp-F.-G. Figg, cott, to which we have several times referred Queen's Road Central, with reference to the Director of the Hongkong Observatory in this commin. Not only is the boycott pawning of the silver watch and chain and theng over Tongking, and falling over the Os the 28th at 12.30p-The barometer is at Canton and Hongkong directed against two jadestone appendages. When the defend Philippines.
aut was searched at the time of his arrest, 82 There are indications of the existence of an Japanese goods, but foreign goods carried by Japanese vassals are also affected | odd cants, 1 pawa tickets, 1 kolle and a girdis | other depression, over-the-Pacific-to-the-E-of- so that shippers from foreign parts were found on his person.. He, was sentenced Luzon. refuse to make use of Japan as a carrier to one month's imprisonment on the first chargs
to China. The result of the boycott is that and with fourteen days on the second, foreign goods are rapidly supplanting Japanese "articles"in the Chloase múrkets. Another factor in one not by any means peculiar to Japan, and that is the rapid increase in the fon nags of the "mercantile fleet, especially since
TYPHOON Warning.
The American Consulate-Generál received
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the war. This has, of course, led to tremen- the following telegrams from the Manila Obser.
dous competition now that fimes are bad, andvatory.to-day— the lowering of freight rates. As in our own' concity, many vassals bayo had to be laid up, There are other factors, as, for instance, the. reduction in the American trade, the increased
cost of coal and higher wages, all of which tend" to accentuate the depression-Pall Mall Go.
· 21:30 am2, Cyclone or typhoon E, of Luros, more than" 300 miles disiani; direction weknown.--
Cyclode or typhoon H. of Manila, more than 109 miles distant, moving Whet
Pressure has given-way over Central and Norbera Chies und in Vladivostok, a depres. siop being situated over: Manchuris, High, pressure still cover E. Japan.
cession was then sold to a syndicate, com prising Messrs. Robert Shewan and Fung Wa Chun and others. The transfer was pet through in the office of Messrs. Deacon; Looker and Deacon. The defendant, Mr. Goldring stated, went down to work the mine for Mr. Shewan and to a certain extent he was agent
and was haanced by Mr. Marty,
Chinese boatswain; Lo Sum, whỏ discovere
SHIPPING AND MAILS
MAILS THOR, English (Dilia) 30th inst., 3 p.m. German {Prinsess Alica) 7th prox.
· American (Aria) 8th prox, '
Thess. Rabi loft Manis on 26th lux, after noon, and is dus here on 29th inst., at daylight. The Ruezino East Asiatic 9,8; Lituania last Shimonoseki on 26th inst, and may be expect The Court-No; be signed, "I promise to ed hele on tat prok, kopij
Mr. Goldring-For the syndicate. Witnesses for the defence were then examin. Moderate N.E. winds may be expected in theed, and the matter was still being argued when Formosa Channel, and frush. Eand variable | wa want to press. winds along the Northern shores of the Chink :) Season
Hongkong Rainfall for the 24 hours ending AL-10 min, Loday, 1,78 inches".
ZAMANA STORECAST, 3.—Hongkong and Neighbourhood, E. winds, (moderate), showery, she
3----Formosa Chanwal; NIE. winds; 3-South coast of China between
and Lamočka, sanin
South coast of Chiná betwee and HAİRAM, L. winds, fresh,
ederator
DES DI
THE OPIUM CONFERENCE
"FORTHCOMING MEETING AT SHANGHALA Tokio, September 20. - The Japanese authorities prefer gradant to prompt prohibition of opium smoking, they intimate that they will not subscribe to any binding resolution at the forthcoming inter Inational conference, at Sharghal,—N OF D.!
The Swedish East, Asiatic Co.'s 15. Peking left Singapore on z6th inst., p.m., and may be Expected hère ou and prox. p.m.
THE JAPANESE BOYCOTT.
THE CAMPAIGN IN SINGAPORE,
[By
courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Singapore, 27th September. Kwong Tak Loong, of this port,
has imported a quantity_of_mer- Line, left Singapore for this port on syth fast,chandise from a certain country...
The N. Y. K.ss, Wakamiya Marw, Bombay
and is expected here on 1st prox.
The N, Y. K. 14, Kanagawd Haru, Euro, The Cantonese and Swatow pean Line, left Slogapore for this port on arka inst., and is expected here on rat prox.
raders have combined to boycott that firm.
The N. Y. Ki Shinano Maru, America Line, left Kobe for this port via Moji and Shanghai on agih inst, and is expected here on 4th proxi
They have also telegraphed
The Imperial German Mall Prinmass various porta naking Alice, carrying the German Mails with dates. from Berlin of the 9th ipsi, le 1 Colombo, on patriota adhesion to their line of 26th: [08); and may be expected karu on 715