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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH,
GREEDY THIEF.
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RAPID ARREST.
CHARGE THAT FAILED.
STEALS HALF A MILLION. MARKS AND A PISTOL,
CANTON ROBBERS CAUGIFT IN HONGKONG.
TRAFFIC IN OPIUM NOT
SUBSTANTIATED, `
000 each.
1927.
GRUESOME FIND.
CANNIBALISM ON THE HIGH SEAS IS ALLEGED.
Seattle, Nov. 2. A gruesome story of the sen WAS rovealed on the arrival of the lor Margaret Dollar, which picked up off Japanese fishing smack with a crew Washington atato coast at 85 foot at two dead men in their sleeping
quarters
Shortly after midnight yester Four days after the crimb, three Foo Yuk-yin, a merchant was day a Chinese broke into the office persons were arrested in Hong fined an aggregate of $11 at the of the Traffic Superintendent of kong on a charge of being con- Central Magistracy. yesterday the Hongkong Tramways Limited nected with the robbery of a gold-afternoon at the conclusion of the at Russell Street and stole a re-emith's shop at Canton.
case in which he was charged with volver and five hundred thousand On Thursday Inat, by means of the possession of illicit opium and German marks, in bundles of 50,- a duplicate. Key it is stated, an with trafficking in the drug.
Replying to Major C. Willson, assistant at the Sze Chow jewel-
the smack had drifted ed admittance to the office by cut-and from it stole $5,000 worth of said that with respect to charges Quarantine abound which they be
It is believed that the man gain-lery shop, Canton, opened a safe Mr. M. K. Lo, for the defence, 4,000 miles across the Pacific.
physlelans found a ting away a pane of glass from jewellery and some $500 in money of a very small quantity of opium crew of seven or eight men besides
A. and B. concerning the presence
loved wore the sole romaine of a a window facing the Bowrington It was thought that after the in the house raided by the Revenue the two whose bodies were found. Canal. The Superintendent's of fice was closed as usual after crime, the culprit would escape to Omicors, he had not made any They declared that cannibalism had! Hongkong, and Information was admission. What he had said was business hours on Tuesday. It is sent to the Hongkong Police with that if his Worship found that the on the ground floor of the Tram-a description of the missing man. house belonged to the defendant, way building with one window on
On Monday a woman entered a as it seemed from the evidence. the Canal side.
then the defendant could be said to be constructively in possession Street and was arrested by
of the drug, and he (Mr. Lo) would not say anything more on this, as the quantity of opium in- volved was of a trivial amount, and he understood Mr. Carrie was not pressing the charges. said: I have come to the conclu- this decision, Major Willson sion that there is not sufficient
The shutters of the windows pawnbroker's shop at Wing Lok were up and bolted on the inside.detective while pawning some of It would appear that the thief managed to undo the bolt which held the shutter in position and by skilful cutting, to remove one pane of glass without attracting the attention of an Indian watch man who was on duty within fifty yards of where the thief was operating
the jewellery. A statement se cured from her brought about the arrest of two men with whom she had been associating, and one of the suspects who are brothers, is now alleged to have been ident! fied as the missing goldsmith's apprentice.
It is stated that about half of From different accounts gather the atolen jewellery was recovered ed yesterday, it would seem that on the arrested men, together with the mas, on gaining entry, forced some money. The remainder ap- open a black deed box and expears to have been dissipated on tracted a number of papers belong riotous living and ing to Mr. II. W. Hammond with the inmates of certain public in association Searching further the intruder houses in the West Peint quarter,
came across a colt automatic pis- tol. and another parcel of papers which had the appearance of. im- portant documents, but which, in fact, were of no value whatever.
Greed His Downfall.
The intruder gathered this and continued his search, and his ef forts resulted in his locating 500,- 000 German marks from one of thei drawers in the Superintendent's uffice.
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With his booty, the thief made his way out again. Having an op- portunity of making a more therbugh search of the building he looked about for a likely place to hide what he had already stoler, planning to return as soon as possi-
hle.
For this purpose he crossed 4| narrow wooden plank which servi ed as a bridge from one side of the Cann to the other. Once an the other side, he deposited his booty in a place where it would not be found by any chance pas- ser-by and made his way back to The Tramway Company's office.
Greed, however, proved the man's downfall. Exactly how long he had been in the office be- fore he was surprised, is not yet known. Shortly after 12.20 p.m. however, Mr. J. H Simmons,
a Tramway Inspector, wanting to use the telephone in the Traffic Superintendent's Office, obtained the necessary key from the dinn watchman on duty and opened the adjoining Ticket Office deor. Qu switching on the light he noticed that the door of the Superinter- "dent's Office was ajar. He switch- ed on the light of the Superinten-
hind the door.
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INFORMAL AFFAIR.
TAIKOO CHINESE CLUB "AT HOME" TO EUROPEANS.
The members of the Taikoo Chinese Club gave an "At Home" yesterday evening to the European members of the staff of Messrs. Butterfield and Swire, at which a number of prominent members of the firm were present, including Messrs. N. S. Brown, D. Templeton, K. E. Greig, J. H. Little, W. Ironside, W. J. Hill and many
others.
The purpose of the gathering WAR to bring together in closer friendly relations the members of the European and Chinese staffs and those present are firm in their opinion that that object was well accomplished.
The affair was quite informal, there being no efforts al speech making, the idea being to make the 250 guests thoroughly at home..
evidence to support charges C., D., and E., (of trafficking.
perly admitted the letters and Although I consider that I pro- books as evidence, I don't think that they could give sufficient charges, and that the latters or evidence upon which to base those various entries relied on by the prosecution are sufficiently con- nected with the defendant him- self. There is also no proof or the actual receipt or dispatch of any opium except the small quan- tity found. On these charges, therefore, the defendant will be discharged. On charges A. and
B. I fine defendant $10 and $1 respectively.
CHINESE WILLS.
ESTATE OF NEARLY SIX LAKHS.
undoubtedly been practised, at any
rate by the last survivors.-Router's American Service.
NASSAU DIAMOND.
U. S. CUSTOMS OFFICIALS IN QUANDARY AS TO TAX.
Washington. Nov,"2. Customs officials are puzzled in regard to the famous Nassau dia- is supposed to have formed one of mond valued at G$200,000, which the eyes of the ancient image of
the God Shiva in ladla.
It at first rufed that the stone was entitled to enter the country' as an "artistic antiquity." duty free, but the diamond dealers here protested that it should be taxed twenty per cent. under the tariff law because it had been cut and
ed as a jewel in England.-
Reuter's American Servicc,
WHAT WILL MAKE ME EAT?
Loss of appetite is nature's first warning that something in the Estate in Hongkong to the value complicated machinery of the sys- of $594,500 was left by Lo Lintem has gone wrong, And that yuk, alias Lu. Lim-ioc, allas Le something is invariably the blood. im-york: alias Loo Lim-york Good blood helps the digestive or- alias Lu Kivong-chas, late of U Ongans in their work by supplying.
them with the strength they con- Macao, who died at Macao on July 15, 1927,
stantly need. If the blood is im- poverished and weak these organs fail to receive this assistance and the first complaint they make is
Letters of Administration Have been granted to Lu Wing-koon, dias Le Cheuk-sucn, 27, Arbath- not Road, his eldest son.
It
His widow and six concubinest cease to call for food. Poor.
appetite never comes alone. have renounced their title in is generally accompanied by in- The firm of Messrs. Butterfield | favour of the eldest son.in and Swire and their compradore have in the past contributed much to make the Taikoo Chinese Club: which has a membership of 150 members, a success.
OBITUARY.
MR. FRANK LAMMERT.
dent's Office and the noticed that at the Government Civil Hospital We regret to announce the death an intruder was crouching belast evening, at eight o'clock, of the well-known auctioneering firm Mr. Frank Lammert, a member of of Lammert Brothers.
The thief way kept in custody until the arrival of the police who were telephoned for, and,' it la earned, the thief volunteered to show the hiding place of what he had stolen earlier in.the.night.
So far as is known, everything was recovered.
CONGRESS AT CUBA.
PRESIDENT COOLIDGE TO
ATTEND
Washington, Nov. 2. President Coolidge will attend the Pan-American Congress, at Cuba in January, at which the United States delegation will be the Chairman, former Secre- tary of State Hughes, and the Ambassadors Henry Fletcher and Dwight Morrow-Reuter's American Service.
SALESMAN SAM
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digestion, headaches, bad taste in Pawnbroker's Fortune.
the mouth on rising from bed, Shan, late of 134, Wellington of "tone" throughout the day,
Chan Cho-shan, otherwise Chocoated tongue, lassitude and lack
Street, Mongkeng, also of Tai Sin What you require to put matters Kong village, Sai Chiu, in the dis-right is a course of Dr. Williams | trict of Nam Hbi, Kwongtung Pink Pilis. The good, new. province, pawnbroker, who died or strengthening blood which these January 13, 1925, left Hongkong nilla creato finds its way at once
state to, the value of $10,300,"
to the debilitated and exhausted At the beginning of his will digestive organs, and the benefit he states:-Since the tenth day of they receive from it is soon upliz- the eighth moon, when I erntracted in the natural and permanent ed an illness in the Leung Yik return of the strayed appetite. ed to my village for treatment. Imal, headaches are absent, you pawn shop, I immediately return; Then the digestion becomes nor sent for doctors and I have taken rise in the morning bright and out avall. I discovered that my refreshing sleep. medicine for several months with well, and retire at night to sound
liness became, more serious day could not be recovered. by day and I know that my health
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PRESIDENT'S SYMPATHY.
RESULTS HITHERTO GIVE LABOUR BIG GAINS.
London, Nov. 2.
Big labour gains are shown in the municipal elections held yéster- day in over 300 cities and boroughs in England and Wales, not includ- ing London.
Washington, Nov. 2.
The gains and losses so for are President Colvin Coolidge has Labour 105 and twelve, Conserva- sent a cable to M. Condouriotis, ex- tives 7 and 70, Liberals 12 and 33 pressing his sympathy-Reuter's and Independents 16 and 25.-Reu American Service.
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