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THE SHANTUNG. COMMISSION.
RAID ON FILPINO CEUB,
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Twelve Defendants Acquitted.
BASEBALL
Latest League Results. The following are the latest re sults by wireless, per 1.8.S.
Peking, August 17-A the
Because the Magistrate con Tracy: fifteenth meeting of the first sidered that Monte, the game section of the Sino-Japanese Co-which the defendants were alleged National League --Philadelphia mission this morning the Comto have played, did not come with-10, Chicago 8: New York 2. Pitts MOTOR CARS mission adopted with reservations in the particular section undar burgh 6: Philadelphia 0, Linsimpati the report and recommendations which they were charged, the pro-3: Beton 0 and 3, Cniesga 3 sad's; submitted by the Sub-Committee secution against twelve Filipinos American League.-Pistsburgh on the Tsingtao Customs Houses.bas failed. The case was heard by 1. St Louis 6: Detroit 1 New The Chinese submitted three Mr. B. W. Hamilton yesterday York 2 (10 innings); St. Louis memorandum concerning the afternoon, the defendants being M. and 7, Washington 8 and 1: Cleve railway, telephone, cables and Ramus, H. Castro, Victor Antido,land 11 and 4, Philadelphia 4 and post offices After receiving the. Bantista, Juan Geronimo, P.7: Chicago 19, Boston 11. Japanese reply the Commission | Antioguia, S. Alari, P. Sison, B. Philadelphia.-Tillie Walker, of decided to refer them to the sub- Baldomero, V. Herrers, P. Birbat the Athletics, returned to the line- and M. Consul. The charge against up alter son daya" abwence, und bit committee.
The Japanese submitted inven- the first two defendants was for his 26th home run of Morton, of He followed it with taries and proposals concerning being keepers of a common gaming Cleveland.
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New York, August 15-Babe
the others were charged with gam Ruth reappeared in the line-up bling. On the application of Ser-
geant Fender the first two defen-after several days absence owing August. 17 Wang dants were included in the charge to an infoction of the leg. He Chin-hsiang, special delegate sent of gambling. to Paotingfu and Loyang, re-
Mr. J. M. Fall, defending, sail
DEMPSEY-BRENNAN FIGHT.
got his 22nd home Detroit.
against
turned to Peking yesterday and that before the case proceeded be, Milwaukee. August 15-Ray it is reported that he informed the would like to cise a preliminary Cannon has announced that the President that Wu Fel-fu desiredbjection. ie. that the warrant was Baseball Players' Union, designed the appointment of Wang Chung-sued for and mentioned 2 feet lift the players from a positioni hai as Premier as soo 3.5 PosHouse Street, whereas the arrest termed pawns of Club owners"; sible.-Reuter,
of the defendants was made at equal status with the Clubj Mr. Hall submitted that the arrest owners in matters afecting play- was waluwina). The Club had itsers, is nearing completion, and has the quarters at 24 les House Street.
erered negotiations with The Magistrate said be would American Federation of Labour. Indianapolis, August 15-Gov-jecte the objection. If he decidedlr. Gompers la favourable. erner MeCray has instructed the to conviet, sinject to Mr. Hall, Sherif of Laporte County to point, be warki hear Mr. Hall's refuse to permit the Deropsey-submissions. His Worship added that Mr. Hali had, et course, to Brennar Öght on Labour Day. The Governor will instruct the Prove that the Club was registered Sherid to prevent the fight if the as being at 28 lee House Street.
Me. Halt said that he could do
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KENNEDY TOWN MURDER.
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The bearmg was commenced at the Magistracy yesterday aftercoon of a case in which. Mak Wab was charged with the murder of a ration cartier named Chan Sam at Ker. PAKETA 1905tume se traietaukojnedy Town praya on May 21st.
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Sergeant Fender painted not that Baldomero had not appeared, but had sent a representative to
the L'ourt.
Mr. Fall salt that owing to busi- ness exigenes Haldomero left by the President Jefferson. Another defendant was to have sailed by the same shop had it not been for this case.
CHINA COAST OFFICERS.
Latest Changes.
Mr. B. Stewart, from reserve, has gone sapy second officer, Sunning.
Mr. S. Johnson, from leave, has
gone sup's chief officer, Chusan.
Mr. N. O. Shute, second cfficer, Kwangse, is on reserve.
Mr. E. Pringent, second officer, Kingyuan, has resigned.
Mr. P. R. Cheatham, second, The exedie was accepted.
officer, Kalgan, has gone second Evidence as given by Sergeant officer, Kingyuan. Fender that about 11.45 p.m. on Mr. D. Wilson, second" officer, Catlining the case, Mr. T. M.the 12th inst. he led a party of Taming, has gone second officer, Halengg. "Assistant Crown Solici-Chinaretectives to raid the first Kalgan. tor, who conducted the prosecution, door at tú le House Street, called stated that the charge anse out the Edipino Club. The dour being weichew, i on reserve. Mr. A Mr. H. Henry, second officer, of the murder of the decease who, opened be walked straight in and Mandell. from reserve, has gone
May 21st., was engaged with stood behind the defendants, wis second officer, Kveco. two others in carrying rattan from were collected
table. Mr. E. Dewar, third engineer,)
reira!
gone
Mr.i
a grylowa at 4. Kennedy Town Four and were laid out on the wuht, has gone third engineer, prasa, to a juck sing against the table, on which was placed money, Tatung.
wall ross the road. The Crown box and a saucer containing
Mr. W. W. Browo, second would call the other two men 181.70. The servol defendant bal engineer.. Szechuen, has Witnesses At 12.39 p.m. the three, a pack of card in his hand and
second engineer, Head. men wers
Coming from the
was sitting near where witness. R. Seed, second engineer, Hasan Hwdown, each with a bundle stood. A short time afterward- rattan un his shoulder. The de
is on leave. someone turned his head and on
Mr. K. Logan, from reserve, has| trenni bal reacted
side in witness stood up. the
He and channel from the pavement when all the other defendants were orgone second engineer, Szechuen.
·Mr. A. E. Bowler, third engineer, the defendant'enme up and stable deed to sit still." Witness seized Kickiang, has gone third engineer, et him on the chest with a dagger the sampling gear and the noapy According to the witnesses then the table, which amounted to
quer
LANGA
was Mocte.
Peyang.
engineer, Tatang, has gone third engineer, Scochow.
Mr. P. Gallagher, third engineer, Seochow, has gone third engineer.1 Luenyi.
defendant was accompanied by two south, excluding the sun in the Mr. J. Turner has been appoint- an yellow clothing, like the Cancer, and tenk hil the defendants ed third engineer, Kiukiang. khaki unifoms word by Subitury, the station,
Mr. J. Gordon, third engineer. The game played į Beani mali. These m'n sko
Hain Peking, has signed off.
Mr. J. Clark, third engineer, -truck the d-reased with their
Explaining to the Magistrate Kwangse, is on leave. sta. After the assault, the de-
Mr. W. Bloodworth, third tombent sat br. coppanions tan how Mate was played, Sergeant Tidard elapsed Fender stated that no commission Lindneriiately and died in the art then wales a special rurgij
pd carof the wither who picked turned up." thim up. He was arried into the Mr. Hail mentioned his point
lawn where, half an hour later.to the number of the Club in his
Mr. G. Cheyne, third engineer, Insperter Willis found him in a cross-examination and finally said pool of blood. There was only one that the question could be decileri Kaiping, has gone second engineer,: wound on the right side of the by viewing the premises later on same ship: chest. } search was made in Sergeant Fender said that it was a Mr. C. Reed, second engineer, Floogkung and Kowloon for the comerhouse and had two entrances. Kaiping, is on leave.
defendant, but without success. one of them at 26. He did not Mr. P. H. Norton has been ap He was not arrested until the 13th.know whether the other entrance pointed third engineer. Kwangse... July last, when he was found on was 24.
Mr. H. M. Rogers, from leave, {board the s«. Kwung-ai.
At the concluat of the evidence has gone second officer, Esang. Mr. Hazlerigg said that the de-s Worship said that the game
Mr. F. S. Hollingshead, second fendant was employed by the Monte, as was described to him, did officer, Esang, has gone supy. Sanitary Department and had been not come within the meaning of second officer, Tackwo.
their service for eight months the section in respect of commission before the murder. in the 14th. and on that ground he dismissed May, 1920, he was granted three the charges. He would like to week late on the group that heat out to the resident of the wisbel to nttend to some family (Club, however, the undesirability Affairs,
Mr. Hazlerigg said that of using the premises for gambling-sang is on leave. The could assign no reason fer, the It was on a technical point that he
murder.
discharged the defendant
post
The Assistant Crown Solicitor Mr. Hall said that the President aid that Dr. Scott, who made the nerer permitted gatabling in the mortem examinations was ab. He had no knowledge that absent from the Colony and there gambling was going on that night. fore he could not produce any medi- The Magistrate ordered the cal evidence as to the nature of return of all the articles seized, andli the wound. He proposed to call a the nones, to the President of the mortuary attendant who did the Club.
butcher's work," who could give the Court some information as to the nature of the wound. Dr. Valentine would remain in Court to bear the evidence, and would Inter be asked to express sn opinion: as to the cause of death.
Li Ching: coolie, who was work- fing with the deceased when the laster met his death,said be was following the dead man. The man who stabbed the deceased was the defendant, whom he had known for eleven or twelve years.
After further evidence the case was adjourned
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Captain C. Campbell, from re- serve. has gone master, Tuckwo.
Captain S. Findeisnn, of the Tuckwo has gone master, Fansang Captain W. Ryden of the Fao-
Mr. C. F. Revett, from reserve has gone second oficer, Mingjang Mr. E. T. Whlcker, from leave-
has gone sup'y second officer. Taisang.
Mr. J. Torbyne, third officer. Hosang, has gone second, officer. Chaksang.
Mr. H. J. J. Sneddon, second officer, Chaksang, has gone acting; chief officer, same ship. Mr. HA Houchen, chief officer Chaksang. 18 on reserve.
Mr. L. H. Hutchings, from re serve, has gone acting chief officer, Kwaisang. Mr. I. G. Davies, chief, [officer, Kwaisang, is on leave.
Mr. H. E. Dobson, from reserve. has gone recond officer, Namsang Mr. L. McRae, second officer, Nam- sang, is on reserve,
Mr. N. H. Bennett, from reserve, has gone third officer, Chipshing. Mr. J. A. Bunting, third officer, Chipshing, Is on reserve.
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THE REPARATIONS PROBLEM.
Paris, Aug. 17. It has been semi-officially stated that if the Reparations Com2* mission meeting to-day granted Germany a moratorium without de- manding guarantees, the French Cabinet would certainly not recognise the decision. If the decision violated the spirit or the letter of the Treaty by, for example, refusing to announce that Ger- many has incontestably defaulted, the Cabidet, resuming` freedom of action, would on its own initiative apply to Germany · the measures of economic or financial control deemed necessary.
London, Aug. 17...
It is reported from Strasburg that the passport office at Karlsruhe, as a reprisal for the expulsions of Germans from Alsace, enter refused to visa 5,000 passports of Frenchmen desiring to Germany. German Baoks are refusing cheques from Alsace.
AMERICAN TARIFF BILL PASSED. ·
Washington, Angust 17,
The Senate has approved an amendment to the Tarif B01 authorising the formation of free zones at American ports, where erade materiala can be converted for expert without payment of import duties. The Administration hopes to see the Tariff Bo finally passed within six weeks.
New York, Aug, 17.
The Senate has passed the final stages of the Fordney-Me- Cumber Tariff Bill. At record speed hundreds of amenduents were disposed of in ten hours in blocks, the Senators often blindly voting substantial increases of duties" without discussion. A storm was proused among the Democrats by the Finance Com- mittee suddenly introducing a hundred new amendments, many relating to duties which it was tacitly understood would not be changed, including a substantial increase in duties on cotton yarnë, The whole hundred were passed without discussion, amid indignant protesta from the Opposition...
PRINTERS STRIKE SETTLED.
London, Aug. 17.
The printers dispate, which has for so long disorganised the provincial newspaper world, has been settled. An agreement was signed at a conference, whereunder the Typographical Association ▾ agreed to recommend the strikers to resume immediately, with a recommendation for the acceptance of a gradual total reduction of 123. 64. Wages will then be stabilised until 31st December. The employers' organisations agree to recommend the reinstate- ment of strikers to their former positions.
BOKHARA AND KHIVA.
Simla, Aug. 17.
The new Afghan Foreign Minister has made a statement that the Afghan Government regards the disturbances in Bokhara 35 internal disorders, wherein neither the Russian nor Afghan Gov- cruments should interfere. It recalls the clause in the Russo- Afghan Treaty agreeing to the actual independence of Bokhars and Khiva and expresses confidence that Russo-Afghan relations will be directed to the welfare and freedora of Bokhara and Khiva.
THE AMERICAN LABOUR TROUBLES.
Washington, Aug. 37. President Harding will make a statement in Congress on the labour situation to-day. He is expected to recommend legislation legalising the present fuel control committees.
BOMB-DROPPING ACCIDENT.
Berlin, Aug. 17.
A Dantzig. report says that at a bombdropping exhibition the Polish aerodrome at Putzig a bomb fell among the crowd of spectators, killing 10 and injuring 50.
Captain D.W. Ritchie of the] Mausang is on leave. Mr. M. Costello, chief officer has gone acting miast Shipping end F100
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