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SINO-JAPANESE COM MISSION
IRELAND'S WAR.
London, July 4
Tsingtao-Tsiean Railway And Shantung Mines
ALLEGED ILL TREATMENT OR CHILD. FO
Case Adjourned for Doctor's Evidence.
THE
Sir-1 ezeknek spy of letter received-"by" dushommik-from the. Chairman of tho Nary Leagno [which will`nữ doubt interest you. Peking. „July' —At to-day's At the Magistracy yesterday
Perhaps you would be good enough After a day of relentless ritte and machine-gun firing, the
lo publish sama la “your paper for Free Sisters are gradually closing in the rabels stronghold of meeting of the Sino-Japanese afternoon the hearing was resumed the information of local members barricaded hotels in Sackville Street, Dublin, the fall of which Commission, the 'following sub-fot the case in which a respectable of the Navy League, and at the is regarded as imminent. It is reported that late last night jccta were discussed: Firstly, the booking young Chinese woman was, samo time, perhaps you would be the Irregular remnants Japanese presented a general charged with assaulting and kind enough to add that any dana
Their number is report on additions and Improve-treating her
4-year old daughter. | Lions seat to me will be forwarded ments made t the Tsingtao- The proceedings were instigated by to the proper quarter-Youre ele.. Tainan Railway since the Jap Chief Inspector Kerr and Mrs.
A. B. KC, saese administration began, pea Kerr who, from their quarters at
Hon. Secretary. Secondly, the Chinese made pro-the defendant beating the child in: posals for execution of the under-
and age of the buildings was aflame hemmed in a radius of 700 square yards. estimated at 500.
It is rumoured that De Valera has escaped. The Govern ment forces are conducting extensive house to house searches.
Rebel concentrations are reported in the mountains near Dublin ing submission of a detailed table. the Central Police Station, zami
General O'Duffy, Chief of Staff of the National Army, inter- viewed, said he was absolutely satisfied the revolt in Dublin had been broker.
A commanique issued at 3.30 this morning, says the last post tion of the Irregulars in O'Connell Street has been surmunded and the thoroughfares thereto barricaded to prevent escapes. It is estimated that only from 100 to 200 Irregulars are holding out They probably include De Valera and other leaders, but the rank and file are clearly tiring of the Bght and many have deserted. The total casualties since June 28th are estimated at 6 killed and 200 wounded.
gate
Dear Sir, I have plessure in also at Clonmel, Dunleer, East Donegal and in County Sligo and elsewhere. The irregulars on the Northern border are holding up trains, seizing supplies, and fortifying Glenveagh Castle in Westanding concerning contracts and her house, No. 14 Wyndham Street, sending your under separate enter on the 17th als Mra Kerr sileged the Navy League. Report for 1921.
Since the last meeting of Grand, Donegal. They have also seized Lord Templemore's residence commitments, also regarding re-
cent railway undertakings. The that the defendant beat the giri ou Inch Island, Lough Swilly.
Japanese agreed to act in accord- twice, one after she had tied the Council on 7th April, the reconsti- ance with the stipulated terms of child's hands behind her back with the modelling of its rules, bus Jution of the League, together with the understanding reached at a pocket handkerchiel. Since the been taken in hand and will be Washington, and will reply to last adjournment the girl had Srei | sy milled to Grand Council br the Chinese proposals after far-in the Po Loang Kak
irmation at its Special meeting ther consideration. Thirdly, the . Yesterday afternoon Mr. In Wing, on 8th June, Commission exchanged views re-the defendant's husband,
The Hocial position of the carding the relations of the Shaa-esidence on behalf of his wife. He League is at present the most tung mines and the Tsingtao-aid that on the afternoon of the urang question,, and it is hoped Tsinan Railway, the discussion
to launch a poble appeal at an 7th when he returned home he saw early date for the creation af an en which will be resamrd CA the child crying and received July 7th.Reuter,
Endowment Fund of £100,000. In ...** complaint against hen from his wife the meantime, guarantees bava as well as a statement as to why I been wooived to enable, the work she chastised the daughter. Tar of the Leagno to ocotine any defendant told him that the girl | rate until October-hage mixed hair gum with sauce and The amounts owing: fy. the medicino in a cup and draak League must, however, be liquidat- His wife had always treated the ed nt unce, and 1 theref-rə” make a very urgent appeal to you to assist us not only by remitting any amount now outstanding to your
Later.
concen-
A communique issued in Dublin, says substantial progress has been made in the country districts, all the important centres of the Midlands now being held, by Nationals, including Kilkenny, Athlone, Mullingar, Longford and Trimnenagh. The local volun teers of South Tipperary assisted the Nationals in expelling the Irregulars. The roads to Clonmel, where the Irregulars trated were mined and entrenched These Irregulars resorted :3 conscription. The Nationals scored further successes in Denegal, capturing a number of Irregular garrisons and controlling all the approaches from land and sea. making it impossible to reinforce the Irregulars. In the Raphoe area an extraordinary incident de curred. The garrison Nationals at Glenfarn Barracks, Leitritt else to the six-county border, were attacked simultaneously by the Irregulars and Ulster specials in different directions and were compelled to yield to the combined force.
CABINET CHANGES.
JAPAN'S NAVY.
The New Programme.
i
Mr. A. E. Hall, for the defence,
con-
, Tokyo, J185 4 –The pentative | girl well aval proge, which it is expected will be is tupleted in its and which supplement vessels asked the witness: Do you debit with the Head Ufice but completed, building and contracted sider the beating exceuire i
also il possible to contribute some
Endowmvit Witness: I didn't examine my thing towards mur forgiven not by the Saxy Depart Bent, 10ludes botr 10,000) boo and daughter. I only saw a few weai | scheme; fo 7,10m2 ton cruisers, twenty marks on her arms when 1 jalled foor descrgers, budalling #96,000 up her sleeves.
srib twenty two marises, talling 2,10 tons. Compared with the former pro crimine ihs is a-rletion of nae Frubel, thirteen destroyers and twenty funt submarines, or 18,595
bane,
Lendon, July 4.
are
The newspapers state that important Cabinet changes impending. It is anticipated that Mr. Shortt will be elevated to the Bench: Mr. Baldwin will leave the Brard of Trade for the Home Office: Sir Hamar Greent d and Mr. McCurdy are both candidates for Cabinet posts, while it is thought that Sir Alfred Mond may leave the Ministry of Health to succeed Mr. Baldwin. Eart Curzon's ices, is rendering his return improbable, cons quent Earl Balfour, who has been carrying out his duties, may become Foreign-Secretary..
THE HAGUE CONFERENCE.
The Hague, July →.
The Soviet delegation, in the course of a statement prior to to-day's meeting, acknowledge Hussia's pre-war debts and declare she will pay them: but she mast have credits. If she cannot get credits she will not pay a penny.
The fact that Russia is a rich cantry constitutes the chief guarantee that Russia is not prepared to restore private property to its former owners, but she will grant concessions oa private property. She does not admit ability for war debts.
B. A. T. WAR MEMORIAL
London, July 4.
Sir I Worthington Evans, Secretary for War, aaveiled the memorial at Westminster House and Milbank offices of.. the British American Tobacco Company in honour of the firm'a em-. ployees, who fell in the war.
Sir Cunliffe Owen mentioned that 3,385 of the Company's en- ployees had joined the forces during the war, of whom over one tenth, namely 353, were killed or died from wounds. One iz fifteen earned decorations, including one Victoria Cross.
COALMINERS' CONFERENCES ADJOURNED.
Washington, July 4.
The Coalminers Conferences have been adjourned for a week in response to a suggestion on the part of the Government.
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Should sufficient funds not, be forthcoming by 1st October "La justify us to ratione our work, Examined by the Magistrate. Mr.there will be no alternative to res E. W. Hamikou, witness said that commending the winding up of the defendant was his kit Eat, or the Lengue, an event which we feel. principal wife, who married him six sure you would agree with us in years nga The girl was the decontemplating with the greatest, fendant's only issue. He had a concern.
Thanking sen 'n auricijation for may be
Sgh Cven S. CoBr. Chairman. Navy League. London, 1st June, 1922.,
The anatement of the pro-concubine, but she and her children gran me is accompanied by a state-a son and a daughter) were not assistance which
able to give us.-- Yours Fler. inent by the Minister that Japan living with the defendant.
In every intention of abiding by The Magistrate: Do you know her engagements entered into, at if the child had been beaten be Washington, and her plans prove fore that the reports that she enaletn pinte- the expansion of her auxiliary dest are ill-founded and untrue.com Beater.
CHOLERA IN THE NORTH.
hsan's troOPH
have
Peking. July 4-Tsai Cheng; evacuatel Kiukiang. The people who fled are returning, but cholera has broken out, apparently being brought by troops from Hankow. Ten deaths daily among the popa- lace are reported.--Rester.
CHINA'S PROBLEM. '
Yuan-hung received a telegram to day signed by all merabers of the Canton Provineral Assembly pro- posing the abolition of the Canton Government-in, levoqr of the Cen „tral Government—Rester.
Witness: I have never seen i
The Magistrate: Have you beard of it-Xo. I always sow the le fendant treat her daughter kindly. You hare heard your wife tied the girl's hands behind her back and beat her round the room?-I don't know that
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child did what was complained of by the defendant.
Mr. Hall: The only question bes punishment was excessive or other fore your Worship is whether the
vist
Custody of the Child. Would you have approved of it His Worship: Yes. That is the it that was donat-Certainly not. point on which
believe my wife did tie the child'silence has some bearing.
Dr. Valentine's
hand but I don't believed she beat her after the
"A Little Severe,”
Chief Inspector Kerr informed the Bench that the child's bruises
and marks were shown to the father in the chargeroom.
The Magistrate: When you saw the marks did you
consider the beating serions?-A little severt.
His Worship proposed to adjour the case until Monday afternoon.
Chief Inspector Kerr: I take ic 'hat the girl will be sent back t the Po Leung Kuk?
His Worship replied in the affirmative and asked what wouli be done to the girt supposing be convicted the defendant.
Chief Inspector Kerr: It is my At the conclusion of the father's intention to sak that the child be
Peking, July 4-President avidence the Court was informed taken before the Secretary for that Dr. Valentine (who was called Chinese Affairs when the case is to give evidence as to the child's finished.
Mr. Hall: I should like to ad injuries) had failed to appear. Chief. Inspector Kerr said that Dr. dress your Worship on the point as Valentine had been notibed to alto the future custody of the child' tead and 蠱 reminder was I think she ought to be returned sent to him Festerday morning, to her parents.
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To the Captain's Cup Lady Rees-Davies qualified last month with a score of 87-12-75 beti.
Speaking to Mr. Hall bis Wor
The Magistrate decided to wait ship said that the position was that for the arrival of Dr. Valentine and the evidence showed that the beat adjourned the esso until 4.30. The ordinary calm way, but was done in and his Worship adjournert the ing was not inducted in the doctor, however, failed to turn up.
thoroughly bad temper. The until Monday. child had her hands tied behind her
back. The medical curticate show.
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