Intimations.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6 1908.
8.8. “Hailan " Disabled.
SHAFT BROKEN: " ASSISTANCE DISPATCHED FROM HONGKONG
Shortly after the tiffin, hour to day, Messrs.
steamer Hallan, received a brief message from
Story of an Alleged Assault.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY OF A
MONEY CHANGER"
HORTICULTURAL SHOW.“,
"AT BIR PAUL CHATER'S GARDEN.
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her akipper that the vessel was disabled and is
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whom we gathered the following facts.
To premise, the information cabled "to Messrs. Matty & Co., in the first instance, was
The story of an alleged cowardly and bare faced assault on board a ship was told balore Upon inquiries at the office of Messrs. A. Mr. ), K. Wood at the Police Court, this after R. Marty & Co, at a late hour this afternoon. Lam Sik, a fati èmployed to a money. noon the truth of the report was confirmed changer's office, charged three men, also money to our representative whose request for further changers, with assaulting him on board the s... paniculats relating to the accident was most Hongmoh on the 29th October last Mr. G. E. only received by the shipowners, from Morili, of Mears, Goldday, Barlow and More rell, appeared to prosecute, while Mr. Dixon | was retained for the defence. ma
The facts of the case, as shortly outlined by Mr. Merrell, were that on the 29th October last, at about 1.30 p.m., the complainant weet on board the ss. Hengwok to change money for passengers. The steamer was lying a little distance from the Chine Merchants Wharf He hat $100 with him, which consisted of Sico in ascent bite, Sia in 10-cent bits, 53 in copper cents and some Japanese yes pieces. He was about to count bix money prior to transacting business when he was suddenly seized by the queue, and the next moment, the money, which was in a bag, was snatched away from him. There were seven or eight assailants in all besides the defendants, the others having succeeded in?! making good their escape. After placing the complainant in a duz id condition, the men de camped with their booty. The complainant than informed his master of the occurrence abd' afterwards reported the matter to the Water Police. They subsequently west, to the No.7 Police Station and placed the matter before the authorities there, who had the defendants
of the most mangre description. It was tele. graphed from Gap Rock Lighthouse Sta tion; the presumption is that Captain Hoeg sent an officer by boat to Gap Rock with a request at his message to his owners might be cabled Hongkong al once. This was done and thus the raport reached Messrs, Marty.
Jo Fffect Capt. Hoeg!s message, stated that the s.s. Hallan was disabled with a breakdown of the tail shaft: The accident occurred at a point between Pak-link and the Ladrones, and it is believed that the mishap took place some time this morning. Assistance was required
by the Hallan to make port.
Mona. Maty & Co. promptly placed themselves in communication' with the Hong kong and Whampoa Dock. Co., Ld., for assistance to be despatched without delay to the Hailan in the vicinity of Gap Rock Messrs. Marty kindly informed, our repie sentative that arrangements had been con- cluded with Mr. R. Michel, the chief manager of the Dock Co., whereby the Com- arrested. pany's lowboat Edith would be despatched-Lam Sik, the complainant, called by Mr. to the Hailau's assistance between 4 and Morrell, said he resided at 56, Connaught o'clock to-day,
Road West On the 29th October, he went on board the sa. Honginɔh with a sum of British dollars and other coins to change money for
coughs, asthma, colds, and disorders of from Pakhoi; she left that post on the 4th inst.
The throat and lungs
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The battleships Connecticut, Vermont, and from "tha Hon. Secretary of the Hongkong | Nebraska are in the harbour to-day, reports the Horticultural Society, the garden attached to Manila Timer of and lost. The Vermont cams sidence on Condult Road, will be, opes to and will leave agala si 6 o'clock this evening. members, of the Horticultural Society for for Olongapo for target pratiko, The Nebraska faipection betwaan z.go and 6 pm, to-morrow, came later and the fizgiblp entered the harbour“ Saturday. It will be ramombored that through shortly before noon. The length of the way of the paucity of attendance at the Chiyian the Nebraska and Comecticnit is not known." themum Show held by the Bociety last year at the Public Gardens, the committee did not feel encouraged to hold one again this year. As a keen and successful horticulturist, Sir Paul, in spite of the adverse weather conditions prevailing during the past two or three months, has succeeded in grow ing a low very fine specimens of this beauti. ful flower, and advantage has been taken of Sir Paul's well-kapwa hospitality to afford the members of the "Horticultural Society an opportunity of inspecting the pretty blooms. We understand that invitations have also been extended to friends, of members of the Society. We feel confident that the flower- loving members of the community will also be welcomed by Sir Paul at his magnificent man. son.on the upper levels on the occasion of the dower show to-marow afterapon Sir Paul's private garden on Conduit Road has no rival in Hongkong.
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CANTON DAY BY DAY.
THE PATROL CRUISERS.
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
Canton, 5th November. Admiral Li Chuo has submitted a statement of the total cost-of-the-four-shallow draft Cruisers for the West River pairot service built and building in Hongkong shipyards together with the cost of the installation of machine guas, to the Viceroy for approval. The cost of the
four cruisers in some 201,030 taels including premium in exchange and sundry fittings; the cost of the machine guns, ordered through Meren, Carlowite & Co. is 15,30a tuels.
CANTON-JANKÓW RAILWAY.
The Hailan was coming up to Hoogkong
„Mesere. Marly do not consider the accident the passengers. He knew the first defendant as of a'sarious nature; they expect to see their by sight for about a year. He came to know vessel in port in tow of the Edith early to-night him through his constant dealings on board the This is the second accident that has befallen incoming steamers. He came to know the this steamer within a month. It will be remem-second and third defendants in the same way bered the Hailan stranded on a sandbank near the length of time since the acquaiqtance was Haibow in the severe typhoon last month, started being six mobibs and a year respective The vessel was at anchor in Holbow Bay only. As a result of the assault, bs received intake up his now, appointment as president of
rith ult, when a typhoon of great severity Juries on the chest and forehead. He was quite U over that port causing the fallay, among certain that the three. defendauis took part in olher vessels, to come to grief. On the the assault. following Friday, after five days continuous labour, Capt." Hoeg and his crew managed to get their vessel off with only slight damage For colds in the Chost, bronchitis, sore to her engines by sand. The Hailas then lost throat, &c.
her awning, boat covers and rails, and after be ing drydocked in Hongkong resumed her run.
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The Hongkong Gelegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, Novnunar 6, 1908,
THE SHANGHAI AIRSHIP
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The man.
By Mr. Dixon:-He knew the defendants by sight coly. He could swear that he bad sever had any quarrel with any of the eight men who were his assailants. Yung Seo Cheung (referred to by Mr. Morrell, was are of his assailants. He had no know ledge of his whereabouts. He did not have's quarrel with Yong. He was ill at the time and
it was a third person who took part in the fight. The man was an acquaintance of bis, not a foti. Asked as to whether he was aware that a fins al 53 was imposed in his friend's case witness said he was. Further questioned as to the fine being fair or otherwise, witness said he could not answer thai question. Witbesi denied, having any enmity towards the men.
The Tartar General, H.E King Fung, who will shortly leave Canton for the Capital to
the Imperial Household Department, will, en the 7th instant, take a trip in company with Sir Chen Tang Liang Cheong on the Canton Hankow Railway to make a tour of inspection of those sections which have been completed and opened for traffic, in order to obtain full knowledge of the conditions of the line, so that he may be able to report to their Majes- ties, the Empress. Dowager and the Emperor should they question him about the railway.
A WISE PROJECT.
It has already been reported that it is the intration of the Central Relief Committee 10 distribute grain to the peasantry to sow in the flood districts wherever the asil is suitable for wheat cultivation in the winter sonson. Yes torday a party of the members of the Relief Commitis left here on board the sleam launch Kow Kong with a quantity of 13,001 catties of
rain for distribution to the peasantry in the Hoiping districts which had been devastated by the recent disastrous floods. This scheme to prevent the flood sufferers from being lef destitute through want of meads for subsist- ence and from becoming rabben is.bighly commicaded.
Fices Reception commitee and plans are still lo abeyance It is probable that Admiral Sperry will indicate his plans very hoon and that there will be farther discussion with the authorities at Washington,
The collier Pompey loaves to-day for Hoog kong and among her passengers will be Lieut. epant Losby, flig lieutenant to Rear Admiral Harber, who goes to Hongkong to arrange the details of the target practice of the rest of the gunboats, and Lieutenant Earle who will be umpire of the contest. Three of the gunboats are to have their practica this week" aputh of Hongkong.
* Liegtenant Greig of the. Rainlow has been added to the personal staff of Rear Admiral Harber and bas entered upon bis new duties. JAPANESE SIBAMSHIP CO'S.
TÓ INVADE NEW FIREDS. A Victoria, B.C., despatch of September 28 -says-The Toya Kisen Kaisha is arranging to place a line of steamers between Japanese ports and Salion Crex to take advantage of the connection with the Atlantic, and European mirkols by way of the Tohuantepec railway. The Nippon Yusen Kaisha is planning to invade the Mediterranean with a Japaneke steamship line running between Port Said and Trieste or Fiume, in Austro-Hungary, under
the Japanese flag.
A special report of the Toyo Kisen Kaisha was sent to Mexico... President Diaz has been laterviewed by Mr. Arakawa, Japiness minister Rt Mexico City, and has expressed himself favourable to the new service. The fine to be operated between Port Said, and Australian' ports is intended as a feeder to the European line of the Nippon Yusen Kalsha to link the service with the trade parts of Austro-Hungary. and Southern Europe, freight being trans-ship- ped at Fort Said for Trináte.
*If the venture proves successful, it is stated, a regular service will ultimately be established direct between Japanese ports and Trieste of Fiume.
teamet. hordis, which grounded on September 12 off Cape Mudge; has been secured by the British Columbia Marine Raitway Company, of Esquimalt. The work involves ten__Dow plates faired and replaced and fourteen faired; in place. Filty-five franks have to be repaired and many intercostals, angle bars, etc.
The contract of the repairs to the Norwegian
CRICKET.
KONGKONG CRICKET CLUB.
EXISTENCE OF IRREGULARITIES. [From Our Own Correspondent.]
Shanghai, 6th November, 9
pim The preliminary inquiry relating to the Huangpu conservancy has established the existence of certain irregularities.
The Dredging Company has offered to dredge 150 000 cubic yards free of cost.
The Company's offer awaits the Viceroy's decision.
[Renter's,]
India and Thibet.
LONDON, 4th Novemben Mr. Morley has no intention of taking any steps under existing circumstances, with a view of the establishment of postal and tele graph services between India and Lhases,
The Situation in the Near East.
A Russian vote on the Balkan question has been presented to Vienna, where it is, regarded in official quartera as distinctly unfriendly.
Anxiety is felt as to the next developments in St. Petersburg,
The German Federal Council of Foreign
Affairs, which meets only in cases of supreme importance, bas been summoned to confer with Prince Buelow...
President Taft's Election. York is estimated at 200,000.0
President Taft's plurality of votes in Now
He carried all the important and doubtful... States, though his pluralities were consider ably below President Roosevelt's in 1904.
- Later,
The United States Elections. Mr. Hughes has been elected Governor of New York,
The composition of Congress will be practi cally unchanged.
Mr. Bryan carried the South solid.
Germany,
The Reichstag has met.
Prince Buelow and Ministers were absent.. Interpellations- concerning the Kaiser's interview were adjourned.
The Near East,
There is great, excitement and alarm in Belgrade owing to Austria concentrating a The following have been selected to repre-entrenching along the frontier, also en force at Yovno, 30 miles from Bolgrade, and sent the Club in their match against the account of the seizure of an island on the Danube and the posting of six guns thereon,
* Gârrisón.” on Saturday and Monday, the yih and gth instant, commencing at 12 o'clock on both days...
Captain, Price's airship, Messenger, is now practically completed. Both the balloon and. the deck of the car are housed in a great canvas aerodrome in Chang Su-bu Garden and a fair number of visitors called there yesterday (asth Oct.) to laspect Shanghai's latest and greatest (33 Doyalty. As the long brown balloon fics -on the ground, half inflated, it reminds me of a stranded whale; it is the latest and He had resided in the Colony for over ten year most approved type of airship balloon and and up to this time, he had no occasion to have will completely cover the long narrow car up- trouble with anyone. Asked at a later stage by derneath. Now, it contains air, but casks and Mr. Dixon whether the fine was So and not S3, vats are in readiness for the manufacture of witness repiled that there were two pfen who hydrogen, which will be begun late in the wore fined $3 each. The other man was Chao week in perparation for Sunday's trial flight. Ma Kau, who resided in First Street. He denied The rudder is completed and the whole mech: that the 53 fine was the cause of the whole
·G! MBLING, - anism and principle of working can be trouble. The European officers of; the [lòng"" Recently at a meeting of the Grand Council easily understood by seeing the Messenger moh were on the deck above, and consequently, of State H.E. Your Shih-kei brought up a sug;: atclose-quarters It is not certain yet they were ignorant of what was being endicted gesten-for-discussion-that-steps-should be what the exact quality of gas will be, if sufficient below. He was beaten to such an extent by taken to suppress the evil of gambling of
This leigus match, will take place on the strength is obtained Captain Price will not his attackers that he was unable to utiera all kinds in the different provinces especially Police Ground on Saturday at 2.15 p.m. The ascend alone, for, overtures have been made for word. Witness did not give the men in Kwangtung, as, it tends to injure the moral following will represent the Craigengowering the cure of leprosy, the Rangoon Gavella With reference to Reuter's message regard charge at once because the passengers were character of the people. Though the gam Cricket Club:-. B. Lammert (capt.), G. A. mentions on reliable authority that the treat the conclusion that efforts to change the par Judging from the appearance of the airship afraid of laying hands upon the defendants bling farms are granted to monopolists because Hancock, R. Bann, H. L. Manderson, W. H.ment of Professor Boycke of Constantinople and that the best hope of stopping the ravages appears to be every prospect of a successful said that at the time of his arrest, the first de. from this source, is still considered' 1g- bo | E.. Anger, ], Osmon and J. D, Norria, Refsitumed at Kemmeadine) two:moniku: ago,' A Chinese constable, called to give evidence of the royalty derivable therefrom the income Vireath, G. Evanų R. Pestonji, L. A, Ross, M. was introduced af the Rangoon Leper Asylum
FIGHTING TUBERCULOSIS.
THE 'DEST. WAY 18 TO TEACH CHILDREN THE PRINCIPLES OF HYGLANE.
Dr. Robert Koch, qne of the most eminent bacteriologists in the world, as the result of
maoy years devoted to the study of tubercu- losis, its prevention and its cure, has reached
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sonal habits of adults pre almost without result | now and the reputation of the aeronaut there
of the great white plague is by the instruction of children in the principles of sanitation, and especially with reference to the prevention of
tuberculosis. N
Dr. Koch, of course, understands that such results as he hopes for cannot be attained merely by instruction. Children no more than grown-ups can be relied on to do as well as they know, Healthful babits, rather than saoilary koowledge are what is required, and the overt powering environment of the child is not the school but the family. Nevertheless, for thirty hours a week the child is under control of the teacher and much can be done in that time to ward forming good habits if the, work is begun early and continued through school life. And the necessary knowledge can be so thoroughly Implanted that it cannot but influence conduct throughout, life and probably the more as lacreasing years bring realization of its importance. In fighting tuberculosis we are fighting or learning to fight all disease.
our schools than saving homan life. And the way to save it.is mot, neceksarily, or primarily,
by teaching anatomy or even physiology, but
well. And the foundation of the work must be in our normal' schools and universities by im. parting to teachers a consciousness of their doty as life savers and impressing them with the necessity of kepping everlastingly at it from the time the child enters the school until he learen it.—San Francisco Chronicle, 4
voyage next Sunday, if the weather in favour able.-N. C. D. Nesur
SINGAPORE AS AN ENTREPOT.. SUGGESTIONS FOR ADVANCING AMERICAN TRADE."
In reporting on the failure of a few manu.
facturers to secure expected trade in the Orient, and the causes of such failure, Consul General Thornwell Haynes reports as follows to the Department of Commerce and Labour Borean of Manufactures, at Washington, concerning Singapore as an entrepot from which to exploit
many castera markets ---
...Messrs. R. Hancock, H. Hancock, T. E. Pearce, W. C. D. Turner, A. A. Claxton, A. E Lanning, A. O. Lang, A. P. Dashwood, F. H H. Stevens, S. 5. Logan, jnd A. O. Brawn.
CRAIDENGOWER 7. POLICE.
SAALEAGUE TABLE
Percent *age.
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fendant had on his person 538 in silver and 17 insignificant as far as China, is concerned. serves: J. W. Stewart cepts, and also a belt and a pawn-ticket. The However, some of the members of the Council' second defendant had $19 in 10-cent pieces were not in favour of H.E. Yuan's suggestions, The following in the cable up to date -- Some were la rolls of 10-cent pieces and a few so a decision has not been arrived at for carry-
Clab,
FW.LD. P. z0-cent places ware loose. Nothing was foundng them falo effect, pending: reference to on the third defendant.
the Centon high' authorities," The local an. H. K. C. C. “B”....... I ̧ 1 0,0° 1 thorities have received instructions front the Civil Bervice.......... 1--1--0-α's Further evidence was taken and the case Grand Council to consider the possibility of Telegraphs ar 1, D. G. I adjourned till Friday.
putting a stop to the gambling evil in Kwang. Royal Engisësıl......~*~*1 tung and to report accordingly,
Craigengower 3 I
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QUEEN'S SCHOLARSHIPS.
SUGGESTED BOARD OF EDUCATION).
FOR SINGAPORE.
The following item in taken from the 'report of the Select Committes of the Legislative
Malacca, for the year geg Council on the Estimates for Singapore and
special cases referred to, was in allowing up The cause for failures in the Orient, in the known agenta to handle their goods, or rather not to handle them. Many an agent if he can immediate notice be given that there will be no The Ucofficial Members recommend that
ferior foreign typewriter, for instance, than by and afterwards, secure a larger commission by selling an inexamination for Queen's Scholarships in 3912 selling a standard American make, will do so, Mr. Baker advocates that this change
Roglish mining machinery, and so forth.
At 1 o'clock on the morning of the 4th lo- stant a serious five occurred in the Sha Ping | murket-place, in Hokshan district, where there are about a thousand shops. The outbreak originated in a grocer's shop and the fire con- tinued to burn for several hours till daybreak,
It is reported that some of the shop destroyed Some three hundred shops were burnt down,
are covered by insurance, ....
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The Treasury and the Banks are removing bullion to the interior, and war-SLOTCH RTG being hastily imported.
THE CORE OF LEPROSY,
BUCCESS WITH BEYCKE'S'TREATMENT AT
· RANGOON,
Two"
patients being submitted to it, both of whom, despite the shortness of time since his first application to them, sirasdy show some improvement. In the state of their health
Besides Beycke's treatment, however, tha results of another died in this Asylum ara specially interesting. This treatment for want of a better name is called by the Res Freynet, who is in charge of that Asylum "Kemmanding axtract." The treatment bas been in pparation for a number of yous. It is by means of serum lancalations, being made wackly. Two lepers were cured sam over two years ago by inoculation of the Remmeadlas CRAIGENGOTER "A" *. KOWLOON. "A extract. ::1 One was a ten year old case, that This match will take place on Saturday on woman a who had been sent to Franco
lows-J. Pestonjce, R. Carvalho, A. A. de Car The history of these two cases is wall the former Club's Ground, commencing al 1.15 treatment without success and was later sub p.m. The Crai.engower team, will be as fol|mitted to inoculations hers
valho, H. W. Petersso, C. A. Rodrigues, P. | established. There has been no relapse In Curry, M. A. R.. Souza, C. H. Lyson, A. P. either instance? Twelve persons altogether are Greaves, W. H. L. Warrener and . Bathwalla.adder the treatment Dow. Their condition is improving, so as to fadace confidence both în
and for the same reason he will give the pie should take place in igro isstead of 1917. The next forthsightly meeting of the Seni-ROUT ninety.lo We can concaiva of no higher usefulness in foreace to Australian Aour, German beers, Mr. Tan Jiak, Kim dealrés to record bis tary. Bosed" will take place on Tuesday, the ABOUT Dinety-four time expired men of the themselves and-those who are carrying on the
strong opposition to this proposal. The other "A l'rga cooperativa house in Singapore, members of the Committee, however, after foth instant, at 3:45 pm. Following are the 3rd Middlesex Regiment, left by the transport work. One of the persons, indeed, a man who by.empirical instruction in the art of keeping and from which commission paid agents, could | urge in its support that the continued increase relative to the proposed spitting, by-laws for their, full kit. Lieut. Col. Glovar, D.B.Oy ad. 480, bas recovered so largely thai bo now pre- orders of the day -Draft bye-laws for removal Boudon this proing. Shonly before nine, the was bore helpless to the asylum three years keeping in slack all lives of American goods, consulting the Director of Education, would of ceilings and stair-linings. Correspondence meo fell in on the Murray Parade Ground id exploit American lines, would be advantageous. in the attendance in the higher standards of reconsideration, Application from Inspector dressed a few remarks in the departing troops the supervision of the doctor who undertakes pares at the laboratory of the asylum and under the tastes, necessities, and markets would be one scholarship, indicates that the popular per permission to establish a temporary alangh & hundred fasty throats, which were followed extract with which the cases are treated. At Finaccial customs, banking, credit systems, the English schools in spite of the abolition of Descan for 12 months' leave of absence. Ap for which be received three hearty cheers from charge of the cases the serum or Kemmandins learned, orders filled immediately tariff and desire for secondary education bas in no way for house at Sham Shul Pa.:: Application for another three cheers for Lieut. H. E. Largo other of twelve cases isia Es'glish engineer plication from the slaughter-bones contractor freight on American goods entering in bulk been damped by the abolition of one scholar. modification of the requirements of section Then, beaded, by the Regimental Band, the from whoss person marks of leprosy have sear lessened; methods of English, Girman, and ship, whilst the revenue of the Colony, which 154 (8) of the Public Health and Buildings that enough time could not be taken in does not justify, the expenditure of such cles on the second floor of No. 37 Ko #treets of Hongkong to the strains of fitting the Boycke treatment two month ago at hin other rivals studied; in fact so many advantages does not hold om promise of early expansion, Ordinanca rgoy-rood in respect of two cubismen marched for the last time through the ly disappeared. The doctor who introduced THE Gerning mail of the 8th October was del! enumerating them. Certainly the proportionate large sum of money on a favoured faw and tect cubicles at No. 13, WA la Fong West vered in London on the sih inst.
own expense regularly inoculatos" with share of expense of thirty or forty manuface with but doubtful advantage to the community Report of the nonlyses of the pablic water THE Wal Waps has agalu nolified the Vice-treatments. Thus we have in the provis Some months ago; a Chinaman was sent to turers would be insignificant compared to the in gaseral...
katt, ahogya, Kupplies for the month of October, 1908, Lime,, says and Governors of the Provinces, that the portant testimony to the efscifransıs prison for six months for stealing soma dia. | galo. '- Ths, ouly objection would seam to be in ritw of, the norious, increase of establing ber sch, 1998, Rat retum for the weeks ond. Huh7gn Ministers-in-Peking have, at the re method of treatment -extended over
waibiag return for the fortight ending Octo mond rings, due to the vigilance of Detective, that no two manufacturers of like goods would ment and other charges annually redderal jug October srat and prember 7th, 1908, Sergeant Murphy. This morning, the della cater the concern, because of competition, in connection with education, the Unofficial quant completed his term of imprisonment, but Even if this could not be overcome there are Members recommend that the much, to his surprise and the corresponding more than enough manufacturers of totally dif-should now. consider the necessity of creati delight of the detective department, it was dis; ferent lines of American goods, from a paper Board for the management of all- covered that the man had been previously clip to locomotives, to make such an under- in the Colony, E - banished. --He was placed before Mr. De taking successful. By this means-American — They are of opinion that inch a course
Malbourne, Acting Second Magistrate, and farm implements, mining shachinery, tools, and lead also to greatar interest being lakan ventenced to another six months' hard labour other goods, would have profliable qullat, education SKILI TIMA
Shing, Sirest Application for permission to music, A
quest of the Chinese Gorenmant, agreed to period which has produced two complete cure prohibit their nationals from interfering in Chi Sixce the discovery of a certain' official aecipie
This morning, in the Supreme Court, Mr. more litigation, and reminded them that they Ing opium on his person, while being tested Fastice Gomperte, Puisse judge, entered Judge must see that no foreign interference is allowed to whether he had the opiam bahit, the High, meat with costs for Wind M. Hadys, residing in purely Chinese law suits, inany of the courts Commissioner far the Suppressi
UND 12, Wyndham
bat, get?) was the desi under their jurisdiction, and to punish sevanja dop;stall ventripped off
bas ordered that all oficial All those Chlaste anbjects wh3 fevoke foreign their quanes: unpaited, so that there
their litigation, and thus break be any possibility of concealing the drug an
"dispen; of D'A
(the sum of $174-for gooda söld and