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SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1912.

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THE HUNT COP BETTING...

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THE PORT OF LONDON STRIKE

(Bauter's Service to the China Mail.) (Reuter's Service to the China Mail:)

Loxtos, June 15.

Lorror, June 14. Betting in connection with the Royal The chief obstacle to the further Hant Cup, which takes place ni Ascos resumption of work in London is the

Stop Press News

HONGKONG UNIVERSITY

BAZAAR.

Final Executive Mosting.

THE CHINA MAIL.

GAMBLING CHARGE.

Eight Morchants Arrested.

WATKINS, LIMITED.

Bafor Mr D Melbourne, at the Magis tracy to-day eight Chinese merchants, and two house-boys were charged with being iu TONICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an No. 25 Wyndham Strest for the purpoka of gaming on June &

HONGKONG NEW YORK

REGULAR SAILINGU TÍA, PORTS" and KUER

FOR NEWS

(Wille liberty to mail so the Malabar Cosad and

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1XTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEET.&.S.

Inspector Watts said he instructed a --- number of Chinese constables to go to $5 Wyintham Street and an his instructions ING of the above named Company will benter it on a warrant. Ho fallowed, and

in the room he found dics and counters

implement in gambling games. The sum

LOTHIAN- MIDELEHAM CASTLE For Freight & further particulars, apply

DODWELL

andra special bowl which was an important be held at the Company's Offico, WATRIN NATAL LINE OF STEAMERS next. Wednesday, je:-9 to 1 against want of lighters, which cannot be moved the Council Chamber on the 19th June, at burst a door or to gain admision to an Bee, on WEDNESDAY, the 19th TAKING Cargo on through Bill of Lading to 300TH AFRICAN POR

Eton Boy, 10 to 1 Dorando, 100 to 5

Whisk Broow and Beaurepairo, 100 to 7

na the striking lighterman have corporate monopoly. The Fort of London

The final Executive arceting was held in which the balance sheet was presented and passid,

of $7.20 was scattered about the floor. He

day of June, 1912, at NOON, when the

Long Bat, .30 to 1 Jarretiara and Authority yesterday decided to vary the The takings simounted to... 73,451.88arious sums of money on the different men subjoined resolution which was passed as Cyline, 25 to 7 Mary II, Hannockburn Sutions, enabling it to licence any The Cost of floods and Expensan

qualified applicant.

and Prevoyant and 100 to 3. Oliver Goldsmith.

MR ROOSEVELT'S MOVEMENTS.

(Bexter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, June 15.

Mr Roosevelt has left New York for -Chicago.

HOME CRICKET.

TERRORISM IN THE EAST

LATER.

With signs of defeat. the strike is showing many instances of terrorism in the East End, the strikers maltreating

workers.

From Whitechapel Vicar Lionel Lewis writes that a thousand workers are hiding at the, docks afraid to go home, as gange wait in back streets, beating and kicking workers. They excape unobserved leaving their victims senseless. There is, he states, a regular reign of terror. He emphasises that Leicester beat Warwickshire on Thurs-troops should protect the docka, leaving day by three runs at Nuneaton. the police to protect the workers in the

streets.

(Reuter's 'Service to the China Mail)

LONDON, June 150

amounted to....... Loss on Bad and Sub Coins

- aujounted to ve Leaving a balance to be paid to.

University Funds of

room and init found two men and opium smoking, implements. As one mas got up dice dropped from his clothing. He found and one man had $175 sticking out of his 97.773.03 pocket. On the staircase chore was a

newly-built door, not in harmony with the an extraordinary 1028.6% staircase, which had a peep-hole in the centre. This doof was half way up the

36,012,39

This balance has since been increased to over $36000by the sale of a stock of Cigars which were unsold at the Bapa

The Committee of the Bazaar wish it to be known that owing to the great number_f ladies and gentlemen who assisted in making the Bazaar auch Buccan it is individually; and they haga instructed practically impossible to thank them all the Secretaries to communicate to the Press the following resolution, passed at the festing.

THE ANGLO-JAPANESE ELOQUENT AUSTRIAN dually all the services rendered.

ALLIANCE.

PIVOT OF JAPAN'S FOREIGN POLICY.

"(Router's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, June 14.

DEPUTIES.

ONE SPEAKS FOR THIRTEEN

HOURS:

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

Losmos, June 14,

At the conclusion of the business, H. E. The Officer. Administering The Government, addfod the Committon and

id:

ነ

resolution at the

to the and governed the means of access Extraordinary Meeting of the Compaar

floor from the grand door. soon from the peep-hole in the done Scrom Anyone entering the ground floor could be held on the 31st day of May, 1919, will the staircase.

witness said he did not know any game in

In answer to Mr. Brultan, to defended, be submitted for confirmation as a Special which seven dice were used. -

A Chinese domable corroborated the Inspector's statement and said he had no difficulty in obtaining admission, Whee

stains. Immediately one of the men cried wanted ha rusbad up the remainder of the naked by a man at the peep-hole who he

out that the police had come. He heard que man call out a number and another. passed the remark "a old sheop!" Cross-xamined by Mr Brutton witnes all the only evidence of gambling he could providia wan what he board called out and the shout that the police had arrivedl.

"The Executive Committee of the Hongkond University Bazar desire to axpress their appreciation of the Valuable scribed in money or in kind and also too. The fact that gambling implements services rendered by all those who sub Mr Brutton submitted that ther was n

think those who kindly assisted in were found in the hour way, according to person. They regret that the numbers the Ordinance; sufficiens to prove that the make it impossible to acknowledge in ivi-and to remember that oven a pack of cards use was a gaming house, but the Bench constituted gambling implements and on that finding every house in the Colony wa

gaming house. If the officurs went into the Hongkong Club they would End there all kinds of gabling implements and they would bring the charge against the club that it was a gaming house or club. In the botels they. would find dice if they wearched. The house was taken during the rebel.

sublet portion of the places one lion by a wealthy Chinase marchant fields three of whom now figured as who had gone back to Canton hat bad

defendants in this

Gentleman, At this final meeting of the Executive Committee of the Hongkong University Bazaar, I desire on behalf of the gentlemen for their services. Court and Council specially to thank certain

the Bazar, and afterwarde From

These people

Mr S. W. Ten, the Chinese Secrotary On the eve of starting on a European

A telegram from Vienna states that Secretary, did splendid work for un

and Mir L. F. Townend, the English tour Viscount Katsura, the ex-Premier despite the urgent appeals of the Gayeoks before the Bazaar opened, dus of Japan, was interviewed in Tokyo by erament to pass the Army Bill there is anal ankledge I am aware how much

representative of Reuter's Agency. much opposition from the Deputies at was demanded of them and the great were all very respectable merchants is He denies that the Anglo-Japanese the Reichsrath, who are obstructing it succos attained was in no sami masure Hongkong, they had some friends to see Alliance had weakened. It was of more to the utmost. One of the deputies.

them and a friendly game was played. Mr Fung Wa Chin lau did good One of the defendants' went in the wit- importance today, he said, than it ever spoke for 5 hours and another for 13 work as Assistant Secretary and throughness box and denied that they were gram- was. It was the pivot of Japan's foreign hours!

out the Bazaar ha a képt a general bling, and quother, said that the wioner policy and the best guarantee of the

supervision over all the departments- had to give the money for food,

We are greatly indebted to Mr Chun peace of Europe.

Chik Yafer his great assistance as Treas

HOME RULE BILL.

· DISCUSSING THE AMEND- MENT.

(Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

LONDON, June 14.

The House of Commons resumed con- sideration of the amendment proposed by Mr Agar lloberts on Wednesday to the effect that the four counties of Ulster should be retained in the United Kingdom.

if

Sir Edward Carson said that even the amendment were carried, Uster would persist in their opposition to -Home Rule.

Mr Remond submitted that the amend- ment was purely a wrecking one.

Mr Lloyd George said that if Ulster -Appealed for separate treatment, the Government would scriously consider it, but such a demand had not even been made during the debate.

The debate was adjourned.

#FERVENT ENTHUSIASM."

MR BALFOUR ON

-HOME RULE.

due to their efforts.

Ter:

The thanks of all connected with the Bazaar are due to Mr Montagus Ede,. 3r Ough and Cui. Wrigley for organising. AU pervising, erecting and running the Scenic Railway, which resulted in a total profit

Mr Melbourne said there was no evidence to pence, that the house was a gambing house and he discharged defendants,

■

POLICE COURT ITEMS....

The following, cases were beard at tha Magistracy to-day

(436ZSSING ORSUN....... Yesterday a European constable board- ed the .s. Hip Sang the early hours

Mr Chau Siu Ki and the gentlenen who so kinkly loaned their very valuable curins to the loan Exhibition require special he realised when it is eaid that these gentle- mention. TES

extent of their services will

men bore themselves, not chly the expense, Exhibits: the loss of any single item would found two Chinese. One was lying on but also the risks connected with their of the morning, and in a certain berta have been irreparable very generously the floor, apparently under the effect of despoiled his garden for the decoration of opium. An examination of bars in the the buildings and himself bora the expense room revealed a quantity of opium, which of transportation.

one defendant said belonged to the other, One defendant was £ned $18 or three

WORST BILL OF THE THREE.

(Router's Service to the China Mail.)to the funds of nearls 83,000.

LONDON. June 14. Mr Balfour has made his first public speech since his retirement, at Preston, where he addressed a gathering of five thousand people who were participation in a demonstration against granting Home Rule to Ireland. Mr Balfour said the last Home Rule Bill seemed to be the worst of the three. It was a com- pilation of all the worst features of every free constitution in the world and defied all the teachings of history. Mconstruck legislators were robbing even federalism of its blessings...

SANITARY BOARD.

Mr Ho

of Messrs Pathe Freres for supplying the Also our thanks are due to Mr Lemaitre Cinematograph and the Gramaphones had for his personal services, which were of the greatent

value.

weeke' imprisonment, and the other, or weren days' hard label.

UNLAWFUL, POSSESSION,

#

We are must grateful to Mr Ruwjab For being in unlawful possession of a for supplying and managing a stall, which was entirely furnished with articles made woman's jacket a man was fined $25, by members of his own family, and sided A sentence of six months' hard labour the Bazaar Receipts a total of some was passed upon a Chinese for the theft $1800. A meeting of the Sanitary Board will be The members of the Chinese Dinner of a similar article. In the case of the held next Tuesday, when correspondere,munity in a most hospitable manner, and vious convictions: against him,"

Committee entertained the European Com. intter it appeared that there were pre- will be submitted relative to compensation. they have also contributed to the General for the removal of lath and plaster walla in subscription for the dinner amounting to

Bazar Fand the balance of the special plague-infected houses.

sam of over 81100.

THEFT FROM. NAVAL YARR articles from the Naval Yard, a' Chinese For the larceny of brass and copper A minuta will be submitted by the of the gentlemen I have mentioned a letter and four hours stocks.

I will ask the Registrar to write to caches Heutenced to six months' hard labeur Colonial Veterinary Surgeon reintive to an thanking them for their services and sent. DISTURBANCE AT YATMATE STATION. outbreak of "andhimaa Kerinedy Towning them A Chancelor's ticket, signed by LONDON, June 14.

cattle depot

Sir Frederick Lugari as'a memento of the Lord Curzon was among the chief,

occasion. speakers at the great anti-Home Rale offensive trade establishments in Kowloon.tribution in the members of the Chinese

Copies of

of the Chancellor's ticket signed and

unsigned will

aleo be sent for die demonstration held at the Royal Albert Hall, London.

Dinner Committee.

The Demonstration was attended by delegates from all parts of the United Kingdom, including strong contingents of Ulstermen and Protestants from the South of Ireland. The most fervent enthusiasm prevailed.

DOCTORS AT LAW.

Another matter will have reference to

TELEGRAPHING PICTURES

AND HAND-WRITING.

It is impossible to mention the names of all those who helped, but I can site them that the Curt and Council of the University are much indebted to them for

beir services.

their

Resolution

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(TELEPHONE No. 97).

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NEW

Five Chinese were charged with dis orderly behaviour. Evidence was given

a constable stopped them, but when out. PLAIN, FIGURED AND SPOT. that soon after noon yesterday the men. commenced Bghting, using bamboo poles.

CURTAIN MUSLINS

side they re-commenced their quartel, which appears to have arisen through one defendant taking away "a customer from another of the men. Two of the

-SMUGGLING WINE

For smuggling a quantity of wine into the Colony, a Chinese was fined $15,

· Ong of London's cuterprising picture I received a letter from Sir Frederick were fined $2, or 7 days', and the papers has turned the telegraph cables to in which he expressed his gratification at monty all being bound over to keep the Lugand written on the voyage to Hogland remaining three $1 or 5 days' imprison- the most original postible one. By an receiving the telegmm at Penang announo peace. adaption of the Kara" apparatas (named the Bazaar had resulted in a profit of Alxout $29,000). The correct amount after its inventor) photographs have been we know now is more than 83,000. Sir

Frederick stated that this su "Hushiod" (like a telegram) over the cables less than had been anticipated, but he £2,000 FOR LIBEL,

between London and Paris, and published in two things. In the first place it had not disappointed as the Bazaar had resulted within for hours of their dispatch. In- brought people to see the University, who Beuter's Bervice to the China Mail.)ded, both news and pictures have bean would probaby have not done an otherwise, sent simultaneously over the same wites, and in the second place it had provided an L'oxnos, Jube 14 Sach an invention should prove of iccales opportunity for the Europea and Chinese Commanities to meet on a common ground

who advises medical treatment and not

the use of the knife, has obtained £2,000 damages for libet from Dr. Bastard and

*

4

WOMAN CHABLED WITH DAIRYRT.

A charge of bribery was brought against a Chinese woman to-day at the Magistracy, botoia. Afr G. D. Melbourne

silver and copper coins. The constable then arrested, her, whereuponabe im mediately placed the money back in her pocket. During this time a large srowd and sollected." (

constable it appeared. that be suspected According to the evidence of a Chinese Dr Robert Bell, the cancer specialist.lable service to the police, who, by its aid, af friendship and sympathy in promoting bor of kidnapping. He spoke to her ini

will be able to wire" portraits of criminals an object of such material benefit to the consequence. She thereupon pus her oscaping from justica.all over the world. Colony as the Establishment of the hand father pocket and took out some The newspapers of the future will un- University of Enagheng.. thak British Medical Association Oustrated than now, and we may reasonably doubtedly be eren more extensively ill- coast of an article in the British expect to witness some startling develop Medical Journal" headed Cancer mente of the Tele-Picture" system Credulity and Quackery in which Dr tion the telegraph typewriter, which types It will not be out of place here to men Bell was mentioned...

the message out as it is telegraphed. But At the Marine Court to-day before there is also an invention which transmits Commander Beckwith, Chan-Hing, master handwriting in the original characters of the steam launch Chi o, was charged Telegrams As written cetare sultaneously reproduced at the addressee's premises in with failing to stop his vessel when called the sender's handwriting. It has been upon by the police on Jans 11th, It was suggested that the system would prove stated in the ovalence that the launch, was valuable in conjunction with the telephone

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*LONDON: June 14.

MARINE COURT.

It was stated that the ramson she did not hand over the mouny was because thors was a large crowd about.

Mr. Lewis, who appeared for the de- fondant, submitted that there was no evidence of bribery

Mr. Melbourne There reinly does

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as a means of establishing & corespondent's crowded with passedgers and theorh. I. ♬ not appear to be anything rượy definita. Identity by obtaining, a facsimile signature Thompson called to the vessel to step, no *across the phone."

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