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nister) did not know who was going to protect the peace in the Far East
in future.
THE LATE CHANG (ETH.
ZUNG."
THE FUNERAL. [By equatesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Peking, 29th October. The remains of the late Grand Becretary Chang Chih-tung will leave Peking on the 3rd prox.
"NEW FRENCH MINISTER,
„ARRIVAL AT PEKING.··
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]
Peking, 29th October, The new French Minister," M. ́de Margerie, has arrived, at Peking.
His Excellency will have an audi ance with the Prince Regent on the Brd prox
PRINCE ITO'S ASSASSINA- TION.
LARGE NUMBER OF ARRESTS.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."] -
Peking, 31st October.
of
Prince Ito's assassin, whose name is Im Tai-nam and is 81 years · sgo is a member of the Korean Pa. trictio League.
The Russian authorities have, up to the present, effected more than thirty arrests in connection with the assassination.
'TOREAN EMPEROR'S APOLOGY,
Owing to the assassination of Frince Ito, the Emperor of Korea: chas sent a special envoy to Japan to apologise for the deed, and has also presented a sum of $30,000 as a con- tribution towards the funeral ex
penses.
KOREAN INJURGENTS ACTIVITY. On 'the 30th inst. there was a rising of a few hundreds of Korean insurgents who began destroying official buildings and railway sta tions (in Seoul),
THE MANCHURIAN TOUR,
The Japanese Government are appointing another high official in succession to the late Prince Ito to conduct a tour in Manchuria and to confer with the 'Russian Ministon of Finance on affairs relating to the Province
The Central Government (in' Pe King) on hearing this has become rather alarmed. The Prince Regent haa, accordingly, ordered Grand Councillor Na Tung to interrogate the Japanese Minister on the subject Not having had a satisfactory reply yet, the Prince Regent wired to the Chinese Minister in Tokio to ascer- tain privately Japanese intentions concerning Manchuria.
MAÇÃO'S DELIMITATION.
A KNOTTY PROBLEM.
[By couricey of the ***Sheung Po."]
ས་ར
Peking, 31st October. HE.Ko Erh Ch'ien, Chinese Delimitation Commissioner, has to- legraphed to the Central Government to the effect that the Macao delimi- tation question is still 'difficult
vory of settlement,
CANTON HANKOW
RAILWAY.
THE LOAN AGREEMENT,
{[By;courtesy of the “Shoung Po,”]
Peking, 31st October.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6 1900
At present over 10,000 people are homeless. The relief measures organised in Canton are wholly in- sufficient to supply the people's des titution. Accordingly, the homeless thousands are in great, distress and many have resorted to robbery and plunder to provide their means of Subsistence;
THE LATE PRINCE ITO.
CHINA'S CONDOLENCE. [By: courtesy of the "-Sheung Po."]
Poking, 2nd:November. The Waiwupu has telegraphed to the Chinese Minister at Tokio directing him to proceed personally to the late Prince Ito's residence to "offer China's condolence.
JAPAN AND CHINA. PRINCE REGENT DECORATED, [By courtesy of the'" Sheung Po."]
Peking, 2nd November. The Emperor of Japan has con- ferred upon the Prince Regent of China the First Class decoration of a Japanese Order.
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SHANGHAI RACKS,
FIRST DAY'S RESULTE
„The Maipovista.
Hankow.....aş dödamatu” Fabulas
SalppeTime: 39 415.
The Opiterion Stakej
Rêve à Di Rose ..
de Gamlat dopririous. (Moller) Ballet auginoon(Hayas)
Time: 2:14. The Maldin Slakon 15
*Kirkpatrick
Johnstons) I
Gardungen(Bitkill). Regulat...............................................(Mollar) 3. Time:, 1,37-
The Tab-Wah Stakes,
Spring Rose... vaument (Burkill). 1.
Moriak
** (Time t‹pag! a/5.0 The British Navy Cup.
Millapaiten"
...(Schoor). I' Gothic (Cumming) s Biradacons..... (Moller).. 3 Time: 1.35 2/5 The Shangbal St. Leger.
· · Russloy,imum........(Comming) 1 ...Susquehanna.org (Hayes) :3
Time: 4.01 1/5. The Eclipse Stakes.
Kingsclere
(Comming) Milkman (Barkill) Net
(Hayo) 3
The Autome Cup.
ฟ
Time: 2,30,4/5.
Little Gem Rose. (Burkill) 1 Fabulous............... (Mollar) · 2 *Marblom...eyond (Aldactoa) -3
**Time 12.49. *
The insignia of the Order was handed to the Prince Regent yester-The Whangpoo Stakes, day through the Japanese Minister at Peking. Mr. Tjuin.
CANTON-BANKOW RAILWAY
THE LOAN AGREEMENT
By courtesy of ATM" Sheung Fo."]
Peking, 2nd November.. The Ministers for Great Britain, Germany, France and America are pressing the Waiwupu and the Mi- nistry of Posts and Communications for the settlement of the loan for the construction of the Canton-Hankow and Hankow-Szechuan Railways.
GERMANY AND CHINA.
› FACILITIES FOR CHINESE OFFICIALS,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung "Po."]
Peking, 8rd November. HE. Yam Cheung, Chinese Mi- nister to Berlin, has telegraphed to the Central Government that the Emperor of Germany had lunch with him in the Chinese Legation and that His Majesty has directed the Minister of War to accord all facilities to the Chinese officials who may desire to pursue inquiries con- cerning, naval affairs,
"FLOODS IN KWANGTUNG.
PRINCE REGENT'S SOLICITUDE.
[By courtory of the "Sheung Po."
Peking, 3rd November. The Prince Regent has wired to the Viceroy in Canton to give ade quate relief to those who have suffered by the floods following the recent typhoon and not to permit any of the sufferers to remain home less and destitute.
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TIBET.
DALAI LAMA'S ALLEGED INTRIGUES:
{By courtesy of the "Sheung 'Po."]
Peking, 3rd November. The Chinese Ambans in Tibet, Their Excellencies Lun-yi and Won Tsung-yao, have wired to the Cen- tral Government reporting that the Dalai Lama has been in very inti
Desperia 220424980 (Springfield) 1 Pet.................................................. (Railton) a I'm off.......................................................... (Barkill), 3 "Time" 3:35 2/5
t
--BECOND DAY'I' RESULTI... The Northern Cup.
Hankow....
(Depres) Rere d'or Rose ...............(Burkilt), a Gemini-pr
(Moller) Tima 1.37 3/5.
The China Cup.
Kirkpatrick..............(Johnstone) x Cherrytree.........................................................(Vida) 2 Vedas.(Springfield)
› Time 2:15.
The Shaoghal Stakes.
Spring Rose................. (Burkill) Pegason in ...........................(Mollar) • Pingola............ (Alderton)
Time: 318 7/5 The Pagoda Cop.
Capitain Mamice (Schor) Stradacons.............(Mailer) 2 Panch Tree An
(Vida) 3 Time: 2.18 4/5- The Llama Miau Stakes.
Sagittarius (Moller) Suiquehace........................................(Hayös) '■ Palm Tree....(Cumming) s Time: 440 2/5. The Rubicon Flate.
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Kingsclere (Comming) Tartar Chlef au............ (Mollar) 2 Milkman.............(Burkill) 3 Time: 2.58. : The Racing Stakes.
Russlay.....................(Cumming) * Fabolus.........................(Moller) Strip(Dupres). 1 Time: 3.33 2/5. The Bycen Stakes.
Milfepattes...........(Schnor) z Kirkabister......(Johnstone) 3 Volcan ............... · (Springfeld) · 3 Time: 8.4% 2/5.
The Siccavel, Plate.
Little Gem Rosa........ ..(Burkill) Gemini...PARISUS
(Maller) 2 (Rowe) 3
Orcas *****
Time: 2.54.1/5.
THILD DAY'S RESULTI The Flyaway Stakes.
Orca ....Rowe) Gamini..........................................(Mollar)...2 Sekat ingmumulVida) -3 Time: 2.01 2/5. The Foo Ma Ting Cup.
Damson Tres (Vida) t Valtare (Springfield) a
Stradacona.......(Moller)
¡Time: 3.034/5.
(Aldanon) (HAT)
. The Cosmopolitan Cup.
Marbles...** Stirrap Cap
Time: 4.19 3/5. The Grand Stand Stakes.
Tartar Chief.................(Moiler) - Pet (Railton)? ......Dead heat Regulus (Lawrence)}
Time: 2.32.
The Pari-mutuel Cap.
Fabnius ................(Moller) ! BRITY (Dupree) z Susquehanna....... ......(Hayes) 3. Time: 3-44 4/5- The Manchu Stakes.
Milkman (Burk(11) I'm off(Crighton) 2 Valerian (Lampriere) 3
Time: 304. The Consolation Staker.
Sivius..... Pianole
...Sutlej.
י,
(Moller) (Alderton) 1 ...(Hayen) 3 It is feared that complications
Time: 3.00 3/5- The Champion Staker. might arise in future (through the Sagittarius... Moller) Lama's intrigues),"
Spring Roan
(Poulsen) a Little Gem Rose (Burkill) 3
"Tima 1-2.55 2/5 The jockey Cap. ...Capello....... Başakabin
(Fock) 1. Seafarer Snippet (Egger) 1
A Sensational Affair.
DISTURBANCE ON THE „8.3. "CYCLOPS".
TEKOISE OFNCERS CHARGED WITH ASSAULT
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» Bafore-Mr. E. R. Halifax (Fient Mägistrate) in the Police Court yesterday morning, four Chi mese excite officers were chargeil With an alleged assault on a number of callyman (four) on the Dr. Cyclopy on the 15th August last,” Mr. H. Jic Godge (of Moure Johnson, Stokes and >Marter) appeared for the prosecution and Mr. W. E. L. Shanter (of Messrs. Deacon, Lapoker
and Deacon) was for the defendants,
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„OPIUM SMUGGLING.
MANILA. BANKER BENTENCED, TO- IMPRISONMENT.
Mr.George Auswered, inclosing a tran script of a part of Grabi's testimony show ing that his plea of guilty was antared with the fall koowledge that be court would not be bound by any arrangement be- At 1230 this afternoon, in the Court of First wean the defendant and the prosecuting the fontanda, Judge, Lobinger handed down history, and with the statement that should the decision of the case of William Kennedy, one of court grant the motion to withdraw the plan of the defendants in the famous Grant-Kennedy guilty, it would be equivalent to allowing the "ungling case, in which the defendant is defendant to juggle with the court and pos found guilty and-santanced to, imprisonment Libly cape conviction through inch Jurgingt for one year and to pay one-half of the costs of
because of the goviroment si lesbillay,tospro the action, reports the Manila Times of noviction Mt George farther contended that duce any legal proofs sufficient to secure & Con Oct.
Judge Walte, one of the attorneys' for the the termination of the agreement between Grant Laccased, when the court finished: reading the and the prosecution attomey was Great's sentence, gave notice that he would file to give to the prosecution attorney bis GOTOA own act and well-conferted perjury and failure saved and unqualified co-operation in the pro section of the case that a new trial would- serve up other purpose than an appeal, when
facts constituting his guilt or the law governing there was no claim on Grant's part that he bad bren mluinformed or had misunderstood, the it; than to sugeast to the accused to skola rvus appeal, without merit; whether guilty or innocent, merely to the onleoce.
to delay, the exculipa.pf
motion to arreit axecullos of the 'sealence It appears that complainants were some time stating that the decision of the court was based ago'fined Sto each for assaulting the defend upon the alleged conspiracy, between the two ants, and this morning they brought a cross-defendants, which he disime not to have been summons against the defendants for nisavit,
Cape Harris, a Muster Mariner, stated that introduction of testimony and documentary proved beyond reasonable, doubt, by the on August rith in the afternoon he heard a evidence relative tobs Poco aald to disturbance on deck. He went out of his cabin have been furnished by Kennedy for the and saw two of the tallymen, being dragged purchase of the contenband drug in Hongkong along the deck by their quenas. The men were and the P1,000 which is alleged to have been being hauled along by one man, who, witness furnished at Hongkong to make up the pool of thought was one of the painters engaged on ten thousand Mexican panga, which is said to the ship. He thought a generalrow had arisen bave been formed for the purchase of the same. between the Chinese. Later it transpired that was en
the man who bad seized the fall AL AL-'
excise officer, the first defendant.: other man with him; the fourth defendant. A European police officer was watching the pro ceedings. Witness told him who he was und ask- ed by what authority this cruel treatment was proceeding. The officer told witsers to read This Hongkong regulations and he would find out what any one of sixty coolies would tell him. Witness remonstrated with the sergeant, who pashed witness aside and said if" be interfered with him in the execution of his duty he did so at his peril.
The decision banded down this morning is only with reference to the defendant Kennedy, the court will having under consideration the motion presented a few days ago by counsel for Grant for a change of ples from that of guilty to not guilty. No decision of the motion bas as yet been reached.
The decision of the court in the Kennedy
· case is, lo part, as follows;
That the two defendants knowingly con spired together to import or bring into the Philippine Islands a large quantity of opium and cocaine contrary to law j
"That, parsount to such conspiracy, said To the course of the ovidence, Mr. Gedgs pro- opium and cocaine were imported and brought posed to: read a letter from His Excellency the into the Philippine Islands in violation of law; Governor, but this step had to be abandoned That the defendant Kennedy knowingly owing to opposition from the other side, assisted in importing and bringing, and facili
William Browo, quartermaster on the Cytated the transportation of, said opium and clogs, stated that he had been from six to eight cocaine into the Philippine Islands. years in the company. He remembered, the 11th of August last. "At 4.30 in the afternoon of that day, he was standing on the gangway He could identify the third defendant, who struck the third complainant. Be told him by' the queue and struck him on the bead with his fist. The men were belag roughly taken and theft heads were screwed around As No. 3 was being knocked about the chief officer sont witness down to stop it. He saw braises and other marks on the complainants, alleged to have been inflicted by an iron bar, Defendants bad na badges or distinctive marks of any kind.
W. A. Holmes, second officer of the Cy clope, stated that on the 14th of August last, he beard a row on the Cyclops at 4.30 in the afternoon. He saw a crown outside the tally clerks quarters. Ho saw two of his clerks, beld by the queue. Witness exclaim ed: "What's the row bere? Who are you? The men were being held by the queue right up the head and were being used roughly. In accordance with the instructions of the captain witness accompanied both the complaisants and the defendants askore and to the lock-up. He told a Police Sergeant there "That's not, the way to bold the men." No notice was taken of his remark: and witness saw. bruises - being shown to 'the Police In- spector.
"The Prosecuting Attorney, recommendaŝa penalty of imprisonment for one year. Under all the circumstances we cannot say that this is excessive as to defendant Kennedy nor that any losser penalty would be adequate. The case in a particularly aggravated one and the plot if successful, would have gone far to frustrate the law's beneficent purpose to eradicate the destructive and hideous opium habit, The crime was committed deliberately and with long and careful preparation. No merely nominal punishment would meet the ca o The defendant Kennedy in therefore.sentenced to imprisonment for one year, mad to pay one, half of the costs of this proscretion."
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be taken under advisement-Manila Times.
The court announced that she m^tion'would
LRDALITY OF CONSTITUTION, CONTESTED. In a motion in arrest of judgment in the cas of William Kennedy, one of the defendaria in the GrantKennedy smuggling cass, who was convicted and sentenced to one year's impris somment in a decision handed down by Judge Lebingler on Saturday, Judge Fredanck Gar Geld Waits, one of the a torneys for the defence, brings before the courts the largest and mast important question with which they have bad to deal since American occupation of Itara islands, remarks the Manila Tímre of ink:alt.
Judge Waite mater the unqualified, state- ment that the Counts of Fit: Instance are not posressed of proper legal authority to try any defendant or to impose any penalty for the.com- mission of crimes penalized by the Philippins Commission; and farther, that the Commission itself has no legal authority, to pass any ́nets penalizing any offence.
The question involves the matter as to whe ther Congress may delegate its power except directly and itrue will be fought All through the courts here and up to the Supreme Court of the United Stater, if necessary, to determina the legality of the establishment of the Philip pipe Commission by the Secretary of War, by authority of Congress.
This tremendously important, question was presented to the Supreme Court of the United states in the Grafton case, but that count avoided the issue and acquitted the defendant under the jeopardy clause.
This is the main issue in the motion for arrest in judgment filed in the court this morn. ing, and which is in part as follows p
That the Court of First Instance of the City of Maails Deither bas por bad legal Jurisdiction to bear and determine the stove reason that said Court of First Instance of the Bounce judgment and sentence therein for the City of Manila is not a legally, constituted and established judicial tribunal.
in T. GRANT DEMANDS NEW TRIAL, The question as to wheiber Louis T. Grant, one of the defendants in the Giant-Kennedy smuggling case, will be all wed to withdr. his pica of guilty, substituting that of not gailestitled cause against defendant or topo ty, is now in the hands of the court, and decision is expected on Monday, "This morning the written arguments on the motion pressated yesterday for another piaad, ing by Grant were handed in by both the pro secution, and the defen ca.
alleged crime was ever held by any court That no preliminary investigation of "sald possessing the necessary ·legal jurisdiction to bold and make the rame.
Mr, Chas, C. Cohn, representing Grant, filed An able argument, covering several pages of typewritten mattor, and Mr: Jesse George, pagainst id defendant in said cause and upes That the alleged information, presented.
which he was tried did not siste facts sufficient to constitute a public ofrece.
k
At the same time as the motion for arrest in judgment was presented, counsel for Kennedy so presented a motion for a new trial, baked, la substance, upon the following grounds;
secuting attorney, answered, also at length. Samuel Robert Aitkon stated that be wis's
Mr. Cahn set forth that at the time of coter Master Mariner and occupied that position foring the plea of guilty by Grant, there existed eight years. He was at present, assistant between the accared and prosecuting attorney
That the alleged information presented manager of Holt's wharf. On the 11th of Ag An agreement whereby it was mutually stipulat gains said defendant and upon which he was gust. fast, at 4:30 pm, while leaving the
ad-that for.
and in consideration of the said tried is so far indefinite, and nncertain in the Cyclops by a launch, he saw table of plea of guilty and the sereserved had und sacripting of the offence that it does not rate deck. A number of Chinamen were bringing quatided co-operation of the defendant income as other Chipamen along the gangway, He the prosecution of the case against Kan under the law. told the coxswain of the launch to gq midy, the prosecuting Attorney would un back, Just about this time, two mes, oue qualisedly recommend to the court that the of whom was bolding the ather, were on the punishment to be inflicted upon Grant be gangway ladder coming down. They were limited to a moderate foe. Mr. Coba cop followed by two men ose under arrest of the tended that Grant was ready and willing to other, who again were followed by another mad veluctarily submit to the penalty specified, but in charge of two men. Each of the men, who that at the present time the agreement re was holding the others, was treating the ferred to had become wholly terminated and latter, particularly in the case of the one who that the only reasons actuating the plea of washolding two o es. He had them abreast of guilty are wholly absoot, the plea of guilty each other on the gangway and was trying now standing in the case as having been enteri to push them down, which was most difficult, ed,into under an arrangement which does not on account.of the narrowness of the gangway now exist, since the prosecuting attorney, in The man ware doing their best as far as he view of Grant's failure to tell the whole troth at could see to go down quietly, which they the outset caused the withdrawal of the pro found difficult to do, their quenes being bold tightly together. The man was jerking round their beads and knocking them in the back
with his knan. None of the men offered any resistance. Witness went up the ladder and asked. the...European sergeant on top of the gangway to stop the men's brutality, He said it was alright and if he interfered with them. it would be at his perit. The men had no badges
Further evidence having been called, the cave was adjourned.
BANKRUPI IN ZROUBLE,
CASE AT THE MAGIETRACY.
Before Mr. E. R. Halfifax (First Magistrate) in the Police Court last Monday afternoon, Mr
M, Ebrahim Monss, late of Moosa é Vísira and Company; was charged with the alleged con cealment of certain property prior to the in stitution of bankruptcy proceedings some time
ago,
Mr. W. B. Hinde (of Messrs. Bratton and Hett)instructed by the Official Receiver, appear ed for the prosecution and Mr Eldon Potter instracted by Mr. C. D. Wilkinson (of Mesin Wilkinson and Grim) defended.
Argument was board and the case adjourned bail being allowed in the sum of $15,000,
mize to recommand a fine only.
That the trial court erred in receiving the testimony of bis co-defendant Louis T. Grant; io receiving the cyidance of the witness J. B. Cooley as being competent; that the court erred in considering the alleged conspiracy between the two defendants and against Kon- pedy; that the conspiracy, if it existad) (was is a foreign countrys,that the court erred in not holding that the crime, charged included solely the passing of the opium through the shipment; that the court erred in bolding that custom house, and not the preparation for ita Kennedy was a co-conspirator with Grant in the alleged illegal importation; and that the court erred in holding that the crime charged against Kennedy was, ever in fact fully committed or consummated,
The prosecution bas, potħas yal, noswbred ̧ ̧ these two motion,
CAPTAIN COOPER'S GLAIM.
JUDGMENT RESERVED..
noon, the case was contisued in. which Captain in the Summary Court, last Monday after. Cooper, late master of the s.. Tak Hing, brought an action against the Sea Yap Steam- ship Company to recover the sum of $1,000 48 damages for alleged wrongful dismissal. One month's salary was paid inte Cour.
Mr. M. Reader Harris (of Messrs. Wilkinson
and Grist) appeared for the plaintiff and har P. Sydenham Dixon (from Mr. R. A. Harding'a office) was for the defendants..
Further technical evidence was called, in the
course of which certain allegations were made against the plaintiff Judgment was reserved.
Another ground upon which the defence bases its claim to a new pleading is that the two defendants, Grant and Kennedy, were charged i separately and on separate com plaints, and -that--when-the case of Grant was called counsel for Kennedy "appeared without any legal right to participate in the trial and moved for a consolidation of the cases, which was not objected to by Graars conorel' at under the arrangement with "the prosecuting attorney as to thin penalty to be imposed upon Grant it was a matter of ind:ffer lence-to-Grant),whether the casea worn, tried separately or not, but that the circumstances are different and that the consolidation of the cases ismaterial and prejudicial to the interests of Grast; that he had a right to demand a sopa rule trial and that he omitted to do so be cause of the arrangement with the prosecuting attorney, and for the farther reason that the plea of guilty would have prevented him from being on trial with Kennedy, at which ba would under that arrangement, have been unaffected by the evidence adduced, but that as the arrangement no longer exists, he demands separate trial. It is father contended that at the trial Grant was a witness to his own galls and waived the privilege to stand mate and refuse to testify against. bimself, - and that in the absence of lbs arrangement.
JUDOMENT FOR THE PLAINTIFY, would have exercised his discretion in the
Before Mr. Justice Gomperts in the Sum matter of giving testimony unaffected or mary Court yesterday morning, the case was uninfluenced by any consideration other concluded in which Captain W. Cooper, Ya'a thin blu own interest and welfare as a defen- master of the s.s. Tab Bing, brought an action: Lin connection with the proceedings insti, dant on trial. Mr. Cohn also stated that at against the Ses Yap Steamship Company to t tuted by the Acting Official Receiver (Mr.{A}| the trial wall the witnesses, were excluded recover $1,000 as damages for wrongful dies G.-M. Fletcher) against. M. Ebrahim Moosa, from hearing, the L proceedings, - and, that i missal. A sum of $150 was paid into Court. Mr.'"] late of Mooss e Visirs and Company, the fol when Grant asked whether it was desired that Grist) appeared for the plaintiff and Mr. P. M. Roader Harris (of Messrs Wilkinson and lowing charges have been made out against the be leave the" room too, the prosecuting attor“ defendant :-()) With jaient to defraud did and may gave him express outractions to retire, Sydenham Dixes (from Mr. R. A. Hurding's to the best of his knowledge fully and truly and that he was not present at the trial except office) was for the defenduels, le discover to the Trustee in the above Bankruptcy during the time that he appeared as witness. all the debtor's property and how and to whom
He also referred to Grant's loss which pre and for what consideration and when he die wanted him from having an opportunity to posed of. $8.000 or part thereof; (1) with cross-examine witnesses, and said that he made' Intent to defraud · did not, deliver, up to. the no effort to secure such an opportunity, believ ** Soms time yesterday, a › Ubinase gentleman Trance in the abava Baskruptcy certain log that be himself was not on trialerne testructions, to proceed to the Hongkong and, law to deliver up (3) with fatent to defraud did circumstances and conditions stated, Grant is handed a bank-book to a certain friend with of the debtor's property which he is required by Summing up, Mr. Cobo raid that onder the Shanghai Bank for the entry of a sum Sato la mot deliver in the said Baskrapicy all the deprived off his right of appealing from the bis pame.. - The jetter arrived at the Bank and books, documents, papers and writings in his judgment for reviewing or correcting any errors handed the book to Chinesa shrof. He had custody or under his control relating to his pro which the trial count might, hive committed to wait some considerable time before the re-party pr affairs; (4) after the presentation of in the trial. In the absence, and without she turn of the book, which fact struck him at the Bankruptcy petition by himself or within four knowledge of Grant, which, ha, was powerless sime ar baing somewhat strange. (He, how. mooikt atat before such presentation ba did um to prevent or, protect himself against by Mr. Dixon.They never allow payment for 17, in notified that, consequent on the rafire-ever, did not feel amapicions" in the least and lawfully and with intent to defrand conceal exception by reason of his absence ander Europeans except for exparts to remover de
tagasion of Mr. Aralhoon Seth 120, has the book was ratomed to him, he fully certain part of his property to the value of Sto the circumstances referred tog: that/Grant His Lordabip-I don't think it is maual for His Recallangy the Governor has been pleased, believed that everything which naght, in have an upwards's (s) with futout to defraud be un has been prejudiced by reason of blaplar payments to be made to Europeans excape underi paking ipfa from, the Secrejay of State bees den bad bean
been done. ligt the colonie', to lepoint Mr. 148. Kamp to detected till that
The fand was not lawfully made material omission and misofguilty, given under circumstances which experts AERUSA Repising of the Supreme Court, Register home, when he discreted that false potry forces to defraud way gality of false ry presenta deal and to the tatmination of the same and fact, Mr. Lindberg had to pay 3302
returned statement in his Statement of Affairs (5) with way fotended to prevail throughout the Harris-I volysator $20. In point of of Compass madeinistries all and been made, dates was reported to floss, for the purpose of obtaining the comment that the price greenest between Grandis Lordshipedias the Registrar power: CalTrusser MrED, Gewalls to be and the Folies and Detective-Sergeants Appleton of his creditors to ad, agrement jte metence and the prosecution automaty having been can do that? of the Sanitary Departmentors, Offerch Phortly afterwarded the shrod The edible amater, and the Bhi May 19031(2), celles, the defendant ir dogtied to separa Me Hars Not without an order
on to be First, Mesistant. Bagi
EscGeneral | | | latter appeared before Mir! E:R. Hallifax (Flrok | Wichi: Infant' to defraud-bis-ciditors be aslaw trial to overcome the effects of the cancellatide) | your.Lordship?
Magistrata) in the Bolies Court shis morning | fally made a delivery of transfer of certain bij of dhe ngren wentz and iod allow hias to appen] | viisaas Bually agreed to me
TYPEQON WARNINGS..
The Central Government has in-mate relations with the Russians to stracted Hau Shih-chang, Wang Tai- the prejudice of British interests. theh, and Liang Shih-yi to conduct negotiations with representatives of Germany, America, England and Russia concerning the loans for the construction of the Canton-Hankow and Hankow-Szechuan Bailways.
NEW MINISTER TO ROME‹te General
DEPARTURE FROM: PEKING.
SVALBy courtesy of thi “ Bhrung Por]
Peking, 81st October, Wu Tsung-lun, the new Chinese inister to Rome left Peking to-day in company with, the wife and son of Prince Bu..
WEST RIVER FLOODS.
19:Ë 10,000 HOMELESS.
courtesy of the “Sheung Pe"] Yang-ping, 31st October:
to the recent typhoon' and
Alesubsequent floods in these districts
few thousad houses - have “dol
'Time': 2.01.
"SEROPF.
TRIED TO DEFRAUD COMPATRIOT OF $159,
The following telegrams wore received from the Manila Observatory at the American Con
October 30th, 11,59.0.0. October 30th, 11 mm. Cyclone.or typhoon ALLEGED SWINDLK BY BANK ovar South China Sex moring W.
October 3, 6 p.m. October: 1tst,.4 p.m. Cyclone or typhoon inear or over Western Carolines,"direction us
known.
November grd, noon. November and, xx.a.m... Cyclose or typhoon, of the Pellew Jalas da, directigs aakaowa
November stb, 10.25 am. November 5th, 9.30.m. Cyclons or typhoon E of the Visayas Islands, moving W. or W.N.W.
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SEVEN CHARGES- AGAINST MOQEA
His Lordship in delivering judgment, said The only question was what notice plaintif there was no cause for a summary dismissal.
water entitled to. It was clear; thus be was entitled to some notice. There were two cases whare three months' notice had-bian' most for the plaintiff with costs given. His"Lordship therefore entered judge
Mr. Hanis applied to that Court for an order for the payment of $10 to a Mr. Lindberg, who had to appear as a wit 1.His Lordship—That is a matar for the Re ginirar,