THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1911
IT TEMPTS THE
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DAY BY DAY,
Between the 9th and the 12th just, clothing to the value of $30 and some American gold dollar buttons were stolen from 478 Queen's Road West...
Madame Melba has arrived in THE LAI CHI CHIN CASE, Molbourne in good health.
The Lower Houso in South
· Motions for Judgment-
SANITARY BOARD.
Yesterday's Meeting.
A niceting of the Sanitary Board The last not or was the play Australia has passed unanimously Before the Puisue Judge, Mr. was held at the Bour Room you! a motion congratulating Mr. Justice Gompertz, at the Supreuerent: Mr. E. D., Wolfe terday afternoon. "There were Asquith upon the passing of the Court this morning, motions wore Head of the Sanitary Depart Parliament Bil
| moved by Counsel. for leave toment), Hon. Mr. A. W. Browin The Northern Manœuvres H.. the Canton Vicoroy has enter judgment in the case in (Registrar-General), Lt.-Col. Bed- appointed Mr. Ng Chun, director which Lai Chi Chin, a merchantford (Principal Medical Officer of of Army Headquarters ut-Can-residing at No. 3. Arbutinol Health), Dr. Hartley, Dr. F. C. Clarko-(Medical Officer of Health), tou, to represent in at the grand Rond, sue Tang Wong Shi, a lor. W. Chatham (Vice- review to be held at Wing Ping-fu married woman of 22, Salt Fish President), Hon. Mr. E. A Hew- in Chilli in the coming autumn. Street, to recover the sum of ott, Mr Lau la. Pak, Mr. Ng.
A Small Delinquent.
A granite monument is being prepared for orection in the City of London Cemetery, Manor Park, in memory of the policemen killed
A small boy was charged be- $70,000 as daringes for alleged Hun Ts, Dr. G. 1. L. Fitzwilliam in connection with the Hounds fore Mr. Hazeland this morning wrongful arrest and false impri-and Mr. W. Bowen-Rowlands
(Souretary). Liitel murders.
at the Magistracy, with stealing sonment. Ilon, Mr. H. E Pollock, The minutes of the last meeting ! According to the "Pall Mall eight pieces of clothing front 42 K.O., instructed by Mr. W. B. wore roni and confirmed.
Des Voux Road Contral. He was Hind, of Messrs. Brutton and Cinzetto" a person whose ingen sentenced to two days' detention Hett, appeared for the plaintiffs uity is bolter developed than his
in jail and eight hours' stocks.. virtue made a considerable sum
Side Shows.
and Mr. Eldon Potter, instructed of money early in August_by Passers by in-Des Virus Road by Mr.P W. Goldring, of Mosers calling upon aspiring Radioals in the vicinity of this office are Goldring Barlow and Morrell, was and pretending that he had been oasionally treated to gratuitous for the defendants,
A. S. Watson & Co., Ltd. deputed to sound thein on the side show. Onged ruts, presam-
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Tokyo, Sept. 13:
The Japanese Government has deviled to lespatch a man-of-war
A Question of Tenders Regarding the question of the burial of infections corpses, the le confusion arose when the President-remarked that some Szechuan for the protection of
anders were handed over by the the Japanese residents there.
P. W. D. to the Board. Tho question of accepting a peerageably caught during the night, are
Mr. Pollock submitted that the tonders were splitup, and that was the reason why no tenders [82 Many hopes were raised and bunk-rotonsed and waiting dogs, includ-crucial point for the Court to
ing a bull-dog, and their troubles sider was this:Has the process to him that the work could bone-
wore called for. It was suggested THE LEASED TERRITORY under which the arrest and in-complished at less cost, und he
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The Bishop of Sarawak. The Bishop of Sarawak and and lives simultaneously. Labuan, the Right Rev. Dr. Mounsey, arrived at Singapore by the House of Lords for August 3), side? Secondly, on what ground the Rajali of Sarawak, on Sept. 7. contain the following cutions us it been sot aside?
The New Stamp
The Puino Judgo~The ques: entry-Farl Russoll. The Lord" Chancellor acquainted the House tion is what will be the effect of that the Clerk of the Parliaments it? had received from the Secretary
The minutos of proceedings of prisonment took place beon set thought the sooner the matter was SUPPRESSION OF REBELS.
A reduction of the Votus for the Inland Revenue, moved as protest against the new British
Mr. Pullock said that, the
brought to the notice of the Huard the better.
Mr. Lan Ch Pak secondeil, and the suggestion was adopted unn- nimously.
What is a Loiterer? The President proposed the
Bye-Laws:-"In view of the in-
Tokyo, Supt. 13.
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HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 13th, 1911.
the House of Commons by 151
40.
The wards of all the Tandon
in original, the free pardon which clearly, in certain of the books has been grantor to John Francis (authorities citor). Heat Wave at Home.
Mr. Potter contended that his reso in the number of beggars, Japanese Government to des
wlio pester Europeaus as also Stanley Earl Itussell in respect of
one but he (Mr. Potter), thought gainst him in 1901
that he was justified in saying recommend the addition of "the osporinily the Contral-Market, L An assault case came before that the point was not supported His friend Mr. J. R. Wood to-day when-by any authority.
| hospitals for children wory fille conviction of felony recorded friend's point was not only a novel Chinese, in the public markets, puteh a band of soldiers to sup-
in the middle of August with sos of diarrhea and enteritis, which were directly due to the heat wave.
Pacific Mail Steamers.
·
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Bound Over.
fullowing bye-law to the Market Press the revolts against the newly Byo-Laws.
'oviod taxus in the neutral zon that Bagging for alius and fostering
four men were charged with as had not been able to quote saulting, with intent todo grievous any authority to show bodily harin, an Australian Chin-where judicial authority inter-in any market is prohibited: any mi the Listong Peninsula
vened, as in that case, and where Ierson offending against this bye- so at Sha-tin.
hw may bo arrested without, n Mr. Lewis appeared for the an order was made out, and set complainant und Mr. Gardiner aside, an notion lay for trospatary Department, or any police warrant by an officer of the Saint- Where no appeal was made a ofliger.
The P.M. S.S. Co. str. "Koren," which was despatched from Hong Song on August 11, arrived at San Francisco on September 8., The P.M. SIS. Co. str. "Persia ailed from San Francisco on Sep-for the defendants. tember 13 on route to Hongkong, via,Honolulu, Yokohama, Kobe, Nagasaki and Shanghai, and is due to arrive at Hongkong on October 11.
The new byo-law is necessary, as Ordinance 1 of 1845, whichi
The Japatioso Government las willingly given its consent,
THE DISAPPEARING.
SERVANT.
It appears that the four, defen-julioial officer, although the dants were jealous of the com- appeal might be wrongfully made, plainant, who had built a house the responsible, Dart with no deals with begging does not
a piece of land which they said not on frospass, but on the case. ewer the markets.
The plaintiff was not doprived of belonged to, then.
The President explained that Thearyland the complainant his remedy, but the law said that he proposal had been submitted According to Louis Opine evening Fecently and gave lids is jail to the baw Officers of the Hongkong Employment Agency.
1le and been appealed to, the onusCrown and had been found to be The order for the deportation of Mr. Cold from East Africauion when not stimulating him a good hammering."
legally order. Boggers had
At last a private concern has
wbogamvinREJ
Consols>
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Fot
Fact that his friend
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acquittal by a sympathetic jury does not necessarily mean escape Will Cressy, the Amoricin onler his body was damaged consider-the plaintiff. If his friend'scently been brought before the been started which will, it is from all punishment by anyone who has broken the law. In this taiter, is out gaining ex, eriences ably, while one touth was knocked contention, were right, every Ungistrates, but the lutter found hopp, to some extent systematize particular ense there was no shadow of doubt in regard to Mr. Cute's of London. "I never coult nador, and a result he bail to be time ʼn Judge's order was guilt. He was accused of the mist serious crine known to British stand," ho writes, "why the kento e Government Civil aside on the point of irregula-they had no power to deal with the supply of labour in Hong
|rity, there would be ao action matièr`and the defendants jurisprudence-the wanton taking of life. The facts are simple and English people drank so much Hospital.
kong and surrounding ports. His Worship bound the parties for trespass. It was and was in order and was not are the Hongkong Registration and rere discharged. The proposal Messre. K Fame and Co., of undisputed; they were frankly disclosed by Mr. Cole himself. For ten, but ono is only to try the somo thue Mr. Cole had been suffering from the depretations of sheep coffee and he knows, I split some over after hoaring the ovidence. ir
had been unable in the whole. Women and children were Labour Agency, uro instituting a stealers. In order to catch certain suspected mon red-landed, he, a dog and the hair came off." with other white men, paid a surprise visit to a native hurt.. A native,
Rice Shortage In Singapore.
in an extremely intorosting series of English cases to bring to the worst offenders. After five system whereby it is calculated endeavoured to holt, wheroupon Mr. Cole fired at hini, wonuding The shortage of rico in Singa article upon the national credit, light such a case. The act under lock, they would go the market-that the public will be able tod secure, trustworthy servants in "With those facts before them à jury of Mr. Cole's neighbours found we published a telegrain yestor-tion about Consols which rouders/mont was procured was a judied, ter has never been reported to me. habit of disappearing at most
him so severely that lie bsequently succumbed to his injurio, pire, in connection with which "The Statist" gives some informa-which the plaintiff's imprison stalls and receive rice,
The Registrar-Goneral--Thiemat-
place of those who are in the that he was not guilty of murder. It is an unfortunate defect in day, was evidently foreshadowed my find of interest. In 1806, not a ministerial, act.
Mr. Tau Chu Pak-If tho bye opportune moments. At this point, his Lordship in- British law that degrees of murder aro not recognised. There are some days ago. The "Straits when Console carrie: interest at
The method adopted in words "and loitering" be omitted. collent one. it is true, loop-holes provided in justifiable homicide" and Times" of Sept. 8-says-The-3.4 per cent, they wore quote imated that he would deliver a is necessary, I suggest that the
A Chinese in search manslaughter," but these do not entirely meet the difficulty. Other price of rice locally, is said to highest price) at 114 anu con-written judgment,
Mr. Potter Would it be pushereafter in the case of farmers Agancy, when, if his last record,
They would give rise to trouble of work can countries in their color take cognizance of the degree of intention on have rison very high and in sequently yiehled the investor
now go to the the part of the perpetrator of the murder. That Mr. Colo actually Johore, where a picul of Siam --8-3. French Threes that sible to give judgment to-day?
His Lordship-It will take from the country and the main is good, lie will be helped to results shown should certainly not have boon allowed to pass unit is quoted more than 30 por to the investor £2-18-6. Gerome time-to write out the judgal and may be arrested for supply fall deinils to the Agency intended to kill the native is intprobible, but the recklessness of rice could onco ba had for $5.50, year reached 102-1.2, returning
land, who may go from stall to position. He lias, however, to punished by ordinary process of law The jury, knowing local cent, bigher.
man Threos in 1806 were at parlot of cases. conditions and having the alternatives of branding Mr. Cole
of his past services and the re- and necessarily returned £3.
The President explained that cord thus compile is embodied On as murderer and trusting to a judge who would regard
A very successful Whist Drive August 9 Inst Consols (now carry- the grime from a strictly logal point of view, or of violating their was held last evening at the ing 2-1.2 per cent,) were quoted It is for my own convenience. Ifay wald not interfere with those in a certificato, which the most Lordship van possiblyhd.went to the markets on leg-mployer holds while he re ouths by returning verdict of "not guilty," chose the latter Naval Yard in connection with at 78-1.8, Fronel Threes. at 93 course. There is, of course, no justification for their condnot, the Royal Dockyard Recreation and German Tirees at 83. The although a knowledge of the conditions which obtain in the more (al, The event was wall attend-roturns to the investor wore sparsely settled districts in South, and East Afrien muy temper con-ed, there being over eighty players respectively £3-4-5; £3-4-6 His-Lordship-At ull events, demnation. Had these mon been able to take the middle course of present. At the end of play some and £3-13-11. Thus it will can't give judgment before inding Mr. Cole guilty of murder in a minor dogeco they would good scores were announce. The be seen, na “Thin Statist." points Mr. Potter-1 realise the have been able to satisfy the demands of justice and of conscience, following were the prize winners:t, that the fall in Consols is in As it is they have satisfied neither. The case of Mr. Sain Lewis Ladies, 1. Mr. Day: 2. Asiformity with a world-wide culty resulted in as a gravé miscatringe of justice. Mr. Lowis, upon Langdon; Gentleman playing as movement, and this should stay
After further argument, learning that a native lay" had made improper overtures to lady, 1. Mr. Churcher 179; 2 ungrounded apprehensions in ment was reserved., Miss Lowis, a young girl, deliberately took the "boy" out into Mr. Bateman, Gentlemen, 1. Mr. regard to our credit.
Whist Drive.
The Rubber Position.
ment. I will have to look up a
Mr. Potter-Hadmit i motive
my
deliver judgmentío-day, so much. the botter.
loitering
imate business. The bye-law tains that man's services. Wher was intended to apply only to he leaves the certificate is, re- Infors, who had.nothing to do andurned to the agency with any theme. Those people should not chooses to make so that inter practically made the markets their remarks that the employer dini
the certificate becomes a record judging an applicant's character. of the past and a useful means of. in, addition to this the man is so that in the event photographed
'ADMIRAL 'LI CHUN."
Recovering Rapidly.
of poculation and absconding full particulars can be at once com municated to the police."
cucouraged. They did not buy anything at the markets.
Me. Lau Chn PakWhen julspeople go to the market, they are not bound to buy or sell. Some- times they go to look at things. a courtyard and shot him dead. In this instance the urine was Fostory 2. Mr. Batters; 3. Mr Don't Help the Bear. "
On a division being taken, Mr. premeditated, but it is complicated from a sentimental point of Hurle; Hidden Number, Mr. According to Fairplay," Mr.
Lau Chu Pak's amendment was view by the fact that the unwritten law" in involved. Mr. Gibson, 168; Tudies Booby Priza, Just co Bray, in dealing with a
defeated by four votes to lured, the Lewis was placed on his trial, and after one jury hand disagreed Mrs, Court, 133, and Gentlenion's recent case, is reported to have
dissentients being the Registrar-uted at Singapore and Canton, Branch offices are being insti- a second found him "not guilty" It will be interesting to seu Boby Prizo, Mr. Andrews, 137.said that strikers are allowed to
General and Messrs. Lau Chu Pok and the agency carries on a big whether the same punishment that has been inflicted upon Mr. Golo,
prevent peaceably men from soek. THE TELEGRAPH" COMBESPONDENT, and Ng Hon Taz 'who is closely connected with the peerage, by the Home Govern- Speaking of the general rubbering work, but only peaceably, etc.
Cnton, Sept. 12,"
The following minutes were
business in supplying all kinds of ment will be meted out to Mr. Lewis, who is not.
position Messrs Zorn and Leigh But why should one man who is Excollency Admiral Li submitted, with regard to the stokers, all of whom are known o labour, from house boys to ships To the determination that a period must be put to the mis Hunt's mid-weekly report dated had thrown up his work be allow-Chun is making fast progress above question: carriages of justice in British Africa, of which the Cole and Lewis London, August 10, hasthe follow ad, peaceably or otherwise, to towards recovery, and is passing.
Mr. Hewett If pronte are so labours for the plantations in ta are also their records. Even coolin gases are the most glaring instances, no exception can be taken, ing-From newa coming stand in the way of other man his time in writing claracters on arrested,can the Police Magistrate Malay States can be found if -Justice. must be vindicated. But in regard to the method there through from Brazil, it appears seeking the work which om- fans every day. Whenever the punish?
may be differences of opinion. For the Imporial Government to that the industry in Para and ployers are anxious, to give him? officials or gentry come to inquire The M. O. H.-Is the propo⚫ position is anticipated from the
wanted. Singularly enough, op ropair every ront in the robe of justice in Africa would Amazonasis ina somewhatcritical A non-unionist may, or may not, after His Excel'ency's health, the hye-law ultra circa an to arroat? he obviously unwise, if not dangerous. To abolish trial by jury, condition owing to the shrinkage be as good a workinan as a Admiral presents such with a fan.
Mr. Lou Clay Pak-How longmont do not fear this. They hope various guilds, but the manugr at least temporarily, is advocated in some quartore, but this in the revenue of the two Stares unionist, but that is a question for Admiral La's younger brothor is has this begging been going on? would mean the withdrawal of a privilege that is highly prized as a result of the comparatively the employer who foots the bill, engaged to the greul daughter of
The Registrar-General-Thisis labour, to obvinte many of the dif
by securing a steady supply of and could not be effected without great friction. For a laymann to low prices ruling for the material and if the State interferes in the E. Chow Fu, Ex-Viceroy the first I have heard of these ficulties that employers luivo 19 venture an opinion on matters such as this might soom presumptuous, with the consequent difficulty of matter ut all it should rather be of Canton, and the wedding bezgurs. but it does seem to the impartial observer that to change the venne obtaining the necessary outside in favour of the man who will will take place at Shanghai, The IL. S. D.-I did not know called trades' unions.
meet by the actions of theore of the trial would be the commonsense way out of the difficulty financial assistance for the usual work than of the inn who won't some time in the 8th moon when it began, but it has been failing an amendment of the criminal law to permit of jurios up-river rubber-collecting opera- There is an old America story of After the welding His Excellenev going on since over I know any conscientiously-performing their duties-For-a-n-to-be-tried tione. This sort of thing all in a fottler who found himself face will pay a visit to the Capital thing about the markets.
Toyo Kisen Kaisha.. in the vicinity of the scene of his alleged crime.may be well favour of Plantation companies, to face with a grizzly, and thought whore he will stay for a short time.
The Toko, Kison Kaisha's Aino- enough in ordinary coses, but in the peculiar circumstances that and with the further establish it was about time to pray. Ao He will return to Centon in time Correspondence was read re-rican Line Steamer Buyo Maru prevail in South and East Africn it would clearly be well to fix the placement of business-like rubber cordingly, he said, "O Lord, thy for the marriage of Bis Excel- lative to an outbreak of foot and arrived at Yokohama on Funday's of trial at a distinco sufficient to discount sentiments of sympathy cleaning houses as at Antwerp servant is in a tight place. Help lency's younger sister to the son of mouth disease, at the Kennedy the 10th inst, from Sonth born in neighbourly regard. The adoption of this plan would and Hamburg, manufacturers are me, O Lord; but if you won't His Excellency Chau Mong Chang, Town Catile Depot, in the form of American Ports and sails thence oliove the Imperial Government of a delicate and dangerous duty likely to be converted to the use help me, don't help the hear, and Tantai, for the Promotion of In a minute by the Colonia! Vete - on Friday the 16th. She is due and would offend the amour propro of the South Africous, loss of Plantation, brands in largely you'll see the derndest fight you dustries in Canton, some time in nary Burgeon.
to arrive at this port on or ebout than any other method that has been suggested.
increasing numbers.
['aver wel eyen on,
the 10th moon,
|September 201
Cattle Disease- {
This was all the business.
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