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SUNDAY, December 1 -
Queen Alexandra's birthday-1844,
9 a.m.-Excursion to Mumo.
WEDNESDAY, December 4-
9 p.m.-Concert by Madam Era Gauthier
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The China Mail.
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1012.
TURKISH REVERSES.
the best friends and warmest admirers of the Tirk cannot be blind to the detriment which an army is apt t
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THE GOVERNOR OF MACAO.
Official Visit to Hongkong.
H. E. the Governor of Macno arrived in the Colony last evening to return the. celal call recently paid him by H. E. Sir the Macau bastave o'cleak, and made Henry May His Excellency arrived on
an offer! lauding at Blake Piur. Captain
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1912.
TYPHOON WARNING.
The following telogram was receivbi at the American Consulate General at 9:43 this morning:
Manila, November 20, 1912. Cyslana or typhoon over the Zulu Ses moving W. or W.N.W.
VOLUNTEER FIELD DAY
'Umpires' Criticism.
The umpires in the field day carried outl [by the Volautoses, Roserves and Sconte
in the vicinity of Fanling on Sunday-lab has been issued, as follows:-1
The ampiras adjudge the attack to have failed. This result was greatly due to the
the Hon. F. R. Somerset on Government ALLEGED FALSE IMPRISONMENT. lack of co-operation between the Soont
anch went out to meet the boat, and on
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A Pending Action for Damages.
A youth charged with using indecent his arrival £iis Excel ency was grouted with fanguage to trum passengers as Shaukia salute of seventeen guns, and the land strakes of the birch by Mr. Hazgland si o hmous of a hundred men, with the ports) in the Summary Court this morn wan was fined $50 or 2 months" and 12 ¦ of the 8th Rajputs, who furnished a gamed
Before tha Puisne Judge (Mr. Gom the Magistracy, today.
regimental Colours, played the Portugeseing a case in the list was mentioned which national authem. Accompanied by big one Ling Oi Ting is bringing against Mr. staff officers and the Portuguese Consul. W. D. Stallard, of the P. and O. the guard of honour, which was under the $1,000 se damages for alleged wrongful Mr J. J. Leiria, the Governor inspected Company, and others for the recovery of the calam, and afterwards proceeded to comound of Captain Cutler. and saluted imprisonment. Government House in Sir Houry May's
The N.Y..., Tamba Maru olime munimation with America and Japan on to have maintained constant wireless com ber last voyage across the Pacids. On the 11th instant she spoke to thoshi Station, 2710 miles distant
Mr. Hazeland sentenced a man to two months hard labour; and four hours stocks for qutering a house in Third Street with intent to commit a felony. He was caught on the verandab, trying to open a door, and it was the noise he made that awakened the inmates.
motor car.
NEWSPAPER EDITOR CHARGED.
An Old Casa Recalled.
appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Ma
Mr. Hind, of Messrs. Hutton and Brett, tor, of Messrs. Johnson, Stokes and Master, for defendants.
Mr. Maater asked for an order for particulars to be filed of the date, place, time and circumstances of the alleged false imprisonment.
Mr. Hind said his friend had the dates, and expressed the opinion that pleadings should be filed.
and the Reserves. The only order given to the latter, appears to have been to meeß the outs at One Tree Gap at 7am. The Resurres were at the point at 6.45 x‚¤, bat the Scoula talled to meet them. The Beserves then advanced alone down the Talley towards Lau Shui Hang and thus becsms completely separated from the Scouts.
They caus under a honey Ers both from
advanced later and wore a record time rifles and artillery, and were ordered by the empires to retire. They again ordered to retire. Meanwhile, Sgt. "Biderte wlib had been posted no the top of the alected to retire Had the BaserTOF high hill on the right of the position,
more and at- tacked the hill the whole of the defectivO position would have become untenable. The defensive positions were wall occupied
whole though on ciously posted. Capt Churchill's advanced centre the infantry appeared to be injudi the right
besa aware
To thin
As the Magistracy this morning before Mr. Hazeland, Vincento Sotto, editor of the "Philippinė Republican Journal,”
Mr. Master objceted. This would de. suffer when its strength is impaired it is alleged, in Sings; ore. A Chisean abduction of a girl in Mania. A simuarit should come on at an early date, an A very large robbery has taken place, appeared on a warrant charged with the lay the case, and he was anxious that by the political anbitions of its lead-clerk in the employ of the Masageries etse had been brought against the defen- Mr. Shallard was shortly going away. ers. The after effects of the revolu-Maritime Company, it appears, was endent laat April in respect of the same
Scrats ware wolf place, but their utility Mr. Hind said in a case of alleged false was discounted by inability to get into tion may be discened in the events trusted by the agent of the company to charge, but the application for extradi imprisonment, and a complicated ease aommunication with the main boly, of the past fortnight.
such as this was, it was well that the
More attention is required to the follow parties should know each others positioning points 1. keeping in touch when It might be that the imprisonment was night marching; 2. avoiding (he sky-line: ordered by somebody in the P. and 0. off irithout the knowledge and consent of Mr. Shallard.
NEWS OF THE DAY,
the value of 87,470 on board & stramer bound for Batavia. He has not been board of since.
H.M.S. Welland left Shanghai yester. Post a Chenchow (Hunan) reports that The correspondent of the Cential Chins day for Hongkong.
most severe measures are being taken for The Tokyo Club has just removed to the suppression of opium smoking. One new premises which met gen 300,000.
dealer in opium has been executed by shoting and the death penalty has ban The garrison infants school will be ordered for ail wna grow opium in the dis clowed from November 29 to December 12trict, which supplies South Huzan.
Cholera is pronlent in Yokohama, and the authorities arestated to be anxious regarding its continuaçu,
Fa
sion failed as the papers were not in regular order.
Mr. R. M. Hodgson, Assistant Crown Solicitor, appeared to prosocute, and Mr. G. K. Hall Brutton appeared for the guilty." defence, and entered a plea of not
Mr. Hodgson applied for a formal re- mand.
Mr. Brutton said he would ask for bail, but Mr. Hodgson intimated that he would oppose such an application.
Mr. Bratton: On what grounds? will offer bail of $500.
Mr. Master observed that his friend bad undertaken to bring an action against the P. and O. Company and if he was not sure of his particulars he must bear taa brunt of his rashness. He added that: he was considering the question of having Ia special jury, and asked that if he de-'
Mr. Hazeland: That is not enough. Mr. Brutton: Then I will go to $1,000. Mr. Hazeland: Is there any chance of his running away.
In the Summary Court this morning a cuso was mentioned in which the plain- tiffa, Moses. James Gibeon and Co., are sucing Mawers. H. Ruttonjee and Son to
Mr. Hodgson: There is every chance. The silk ex R.M.S. Empress of India erover an aniount of £24 1s. 3d. Mr.
Mr. Brutton: No. He has been here. Leo D'Alinada appeared for the defen- which left here on the 26th October, ar
dants and Mr. Lewis for plaintiffs, and
for four years. For my friend to say rived at New York on Sunday, the 24th application was made for the case to
there is every chance of his running away Forember, at 7.00 pm
stand over, it being stated that the mat-it. These are exactly the same proceed is absolutely untrue, and my friend knows FROM to-day's telegrams it is clear
ter was in course of settlement. His that thingh Adrianople still holds charged with forging power of attorney in next Friday's list and on Mr. Lewis's the man has been here ever since.
Laviship said he would have the case puts on the same charge as before, and out it is in a precarious position and hasier will was again heard by Mr.application he allowed the amount paid that?
Mr. Hazeland: Does the Crown dispute Melbourne today, and there was a' for. that Constantinople my fall at any the adjournment. moment. Recently Bulgarian, cavalry
The ens in
which a Chinese is
into Court by defendants to be paid ever without prejudice to the balance of plain- tiffs claim, Mr. D'Abada consenting..
SOCIAL AND PERSON AL
pushed on to Baba Eski and occupied-The military rate of the dollar for the that place; and some forty-four miles quarter commencing 1st January. 1913, to the eastward a bridge over the sterling which have to be made in the will be 2/1d. for all payments fired in Chorlu river
was blown up. The Hongkong garrison and on the China history of Russia's campaigns against
Station
Lieut Waterlow, R., formerly of Turkey in 1828 and 1878 is being The German Mal steamer Luetzow,H. MS. Waterwitch, and for a short time repeated with variations. In the after a very rough page from Singapore, of .M.S. Marin, left for Home by the earlier
P. and O. 3. Nyanza. war General Diebitish, arrived here about eight hours late pester- “Zabulkanski," entered Adrianople the ship ran into a severe typhoon, and day. About mid-way between the two ports practically without firing a shot, the some exceptionally hary seas were en Turkish garrison of 20,000 men hav-countered. retreated to Constantinople. He
Mr James Craik, the Secretary of the Hongkong Club, returned yesterday from a well-earned boliday at home by the German nail steamer. Bir Craik has been A daring robbery occurred on the made the recipient of a handsome present advanced without delay to Baba night of November 19 at the s! op of Yew by the staff at the Hongkong Club.
Eski; but within little more than a week the Powers had brought pres- Isure on the Sultan and the war came
Loorg a jeweller, High Street. Singapore. Two men drove up is a meter-car and oked to see sante gem. They were shown some, worth $3,000, which they picked up.
The men then boltyd, driving off in the motor car. They are not yet been
to an end. Nearly thirty-four years ago, on January 27, 1878, the Russian troops found Adrianople undefended; | arrested.
within a day or two their advance
自杀
Chin Buey, quarterminster of the
3r. Hodgson I cannot say, Mr. Hazeland: Do the police kaow? Sorgeant. "Appleton (who arrested de fendant): I havo son to believe he has
been here all the time.
cided to have one he should be allowed to do so without making further applica.. tion upon giving notice to the Clerk.
Mr. Hind objected. Reason must be xbown why a case should be tried before a special jury.
Mr. Master said he was quito prepared | to show special reason.
perfectly still and not be constantly moving, 3. route and look-out men should keep
with their men and not leave all the work 4. commanding Beers of unita should keep to the N.C.On; 5. judying distances. There seemed to be a great tendency to over-estimate the various ranges.
SPORTING.
Cricket.
KOWLOON C
The following numbera have been select- ed to play against Staff and Departmentals Mr. Hind waid he abjected to a special at Kowloon to-morrow, in the langue match to defendants they would have a ten- Macaskill, F. do Rome, F. Sutton, H. S. jury because, being in a similar position commencing at 2 p.m. sharp-K. E dancy to give a verdict for them. A coma Rouse, J. H. Mead, E. C. Smith, J. I
decide the issues of the case. mon jury would be quite competent to Robinson, B. D. Evans, A. B. F. Raven,
N. E. Dixon, and W. L. Weasor.... Mr. Master said his friend impagned | the bouoety of all the special jurors of the Colony.
...
His Lordship: Suppose the people who perpretrated the impriscoment did it in the course of their employment?
HONGKONG. CIVIL SERVICE 0.0. for the Hongkong C.C. in this match The following have been elected to play
commencing at 2.13 p.m. to-morrow on the
Mr. Hind submitted that a common Civil Service ground:-T. E Pearce jury was quite capable of deciding such a (Capt) R. M. Austia, C. C. Clacks, H. 0. matter.
Gillingham, A. N. Joseland, C. Bucking His Lordship: Are not spesial, jurorsham, Capt. Day, LL. Thorp, Lt. White, more likely to know the mercantile usage W. J. Hinde, and A. H. Crewe. of the Colony ?
Mr. Hodgson said when the cuso come on before the defendant was charged en the same charge as now. On the present change his Worship would see by the in- formation that he had been convicted in the Philippine Islands and was a fugitive from justice, nes having served the sens Mr. Hind thought they were more tence parsed upon him. The case came likely to be prejudiced and to try the before the Court some time ago and he case upon what they considered the usage was dely committed, bail being allowed and the proper thing in the circumstances Ile was committed to Victoria without considering the evidence as they orders. The ease came before the Juif Gool to await the Governor's further ought to consider it. Court, and the full Court discharged the charge against the jurors of Hongkong.
Mr. Master: That is rather a broari prisoner on the grounds that the proceed Mr. Hind: Special jurors are too well
him.
ings were wrongly taken. The requisi-acquainted with mercantile oustams.
Mr George H. Murray has been appoint.tico had come from the Governor-General ed American Consul-General-at-large in
of the Philippines. (Mr. Britton: That the Far East, in successiou to Mr F. D. Cheshire, who beld the office from Jaly requisition should have come from the is agreed). The full Court held that the 1906 until the date of his recent appoint him on the grounds that the papers were Consul-General. They further discharged ment as Consul-General at Canton.
not properly in order. They did not dis- show that he had not been convicted--in charge the prisoner on any grounds to
victed. He thought they were perfectly justified in bringing these proceedings. that the man was in the Colony.
Mr. Brufton: We have informed them
Among the passengers by the P. M. s.
LADIES' cavalry had covered ball the distance Looksun" is in troutte-he is in custody. Chim which arrived to-day ware Mr and face he admitted that he had, bem con-
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Mr. Hodgson: He was convicted in the Philippines. He appealed, and was let out on bail in between 10,000 and 25,000 pesos, and he skipped that amount of
Me. Master: That is what we want. Me. Find: No, it is not, what we want They would decide upon what they knew is a decision upon the evidence given. regarding their own mercantile custom.
His Lordship reminded Mr. Hind that he would be able to put the matter before the jury.
Mr. Hind: One often puts things to a (laughter). jury and they take no notice, of them
His Lordship ordered pleadings to be filed and fixeal the Fearing for Decem.
ber 10.
OSBORNE COTTAGE TO BE SOLD.
CRAIGENGOWER Y. R.E.
In this league match, to bo played to- modrow on the C.C.C. ground at 2 p... the following will represent the C.C.C. :-- JI. H. Taylor, L.. A. Rose, J. V. 'Braga, E. L. Bruga, R. A. Carvalho, G. A. Em- sock, W. H. Vivensh, D. Johnstone, J. D. Noria, R. Festonji and E. Bess,
Hongkong Cricket League.
3 -10
The following is the Table up to data :-
Club.
P. W. L. D. P. Craigengower Kowloon Civil Service
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I 1 0:0
110 0 301 2
21
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Hongkong "B". Staff and Depts. H. E. Police
3 R. E.
2 -1. Hongkong “A” „1-
A win-3 points; A draw-1 point.
Football,
HK. F. O. H.3.5. Kast
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to Constantinople, and, en March 3, Last evening, dressed in his best, he was Mrs W. D. Krait of the Standard Oil Co., the peace of San Stefane was signed, leaving the steamer when he roused the Mr P, W. Goldring. of Messrs Golding. The surprises of the present campaign, the bottom of the gangway. Chin Buey's Slade, K.C., barrister, and Mr and Mrs eurinaity of one of the Customs guards at Barlow and Morrall (Solicitors), Mr M. W.. up to the present moment, have not bat was politely raised by the guard, and Frank Austin of Messrs Butterfield and included the crushing defeat of the beneath it, on the top kant was found con- Swire. Ottoman Army in a decisive engage-ho called upon to girs explanations at the cealed packet of opian dross. He will ment. The doubt is ovan growing Borispal Court. (Sism Observoz)
Sir Robert Laidlaw had bought from whether the fate of Turkey will be
Major F. H. M. Elliot the state of Wol-buil Lee, in Roxburghshire, codsisting of a fine sealed in a battle
Mr. Hazeland: Is the fact that the man' of the first
Owing to the frequent appearance of old mansion and a number of farms, has been here for four years a reason"
The "Daily Telegraph" states that the magnitude; nor until the position wolves in the neighborhood of the old will remember Capt. E E. M. Elliott in
aggregating about 4,000-acres. Some for granting bail?'
nows that Osborne Cottage, the residence of the main army in Thrace
1 battlefield "ia Port Arthár, which are the 82nd Regt: 2nd South Lancashire, the mau has been advised that while here Princess Henry of Battenberg; will shortly | Mr. Hodgson: You must remember that of the Royal Governor of the Isle of Wight can be accurately determined, are their livestock, a hunting expedition on a
constant menace to the inhabitants and This officer had a bad touch of the sun he was perfectly sale.
ba offered for sale has been received with there grounds for. a confident large scale was organised recently, when a playing crickes in the regimental teun on
Mr Hazeland. Is it true that he wide-spread regret in the island. Z
A friendly match was played betwee prediction on this point. It is not party consisting of ona tundred policemen the Explanade against the 8.0.0. was laid absconded from Manila and entreated
Printers Henry of Battenberg has been gong and H.M.S. Kent yesterday surprising that on all sides the mado strenuous efforts to round up and
boil? up for a considcmole time. After here. and some twenty-hundred of the inhabitants
Governor of the Isle of Wight sizes her afternoon, the result being a day-one tired from the army Major Elliot revisited Mr. Brutton: I believe he did. He windowhood in 1896, and when Deborns all The Club assumed the aggressivo. real explanation of what has happened anihilate the pack. Their efforts, hoa Singapore about fourteen years ago, however, told the Government ho.. was House was transferred to the nation by at the start, but were unable to get through", should be hotly debated. It is little aver, met with but little success the bag
here, and the authorities knew it. Every King Edward in 1902, as a convalescent and with a rush the Sailors, transferred the body knew he was running a paper here, home for officers, Osborne Cottage was ro play to the other end and fursed a corner. The judgment of the Court want a great served for her Royal Highnes' use
This was abortiva, though Dawkins very deal further than my friend tak said.
nearly scored with a fine shot which grazed It was shown that there was no Extradi."
the bar. The same player immediately tion Treaty between the Philippine
afterwards scored a lovely goal, and was Islazds and Hongkong. That is another point this has to be raised when the time,
The B. L Company's steamers Thong prominent until half-time, which saw the wa and the Tars have fast been fitted up Keet lading by 1-0. The Club had matters, cong. I hope your Worship will with wireles, and the Tarobe and Tests in their own hands at the commencements there has been no difficulty" whatever. how long the man has been here, and entertain the application for baily, sesing are also to be fitted up almost immediately pressed, bat he kept his charge intact till of the second half, and Donnelly was sorely
Fou are going to fix bail, I must sak for Mr Hodgson (to the Magistrate) I
very heavy bail.
Me Barciand: I will fix is at 65,000.
the
only amounting to one dng wolf-Kobu Herald.
The Kobe Herald reports that a British S.S. Haddon Hall in Kobe harboar forious accident occurred on board the
on the ith "inst, The Chief Officer. Mr Lloyd, while on the Lader coming up from
TO-DAY'S MARINE COURT.
Leung Wat Choy, master of the sis. Peggy who was summoned before the
more than a month since Sultan, in a manifesto to his subjects, exhorted them to discharge the sacred duty of proventing their enemies from treading a single inch of the soil hallowed by the blood of their an- cestors. At present the Servians hold Large pinca of wood which fell out of the the orders of the Harbour-master by the forehold, was struck in the cheat by Marine Magistrate to-day for disobeying the chief town in Macedonia; the linge He was knocked off the ladder and making fast to the as Biberia, ploaded Bulgarians are approaching the outer tell sovers! feet, but escaped with no more that he acted under the orders of the defences of Constantinople.
|`anious injury than the fracture of two or
European in charge of the launch, and once called and attended to the officer's added that he considered his orders wara
more important that those of the Harbibitire.
The Turks have a proverb, Bains possibly three. ribs... Dr Raston was at
bashden kokar; "the fish rota from injurier. Mr Lloyd is doing as well as can the hend downward Divided he expected, and there is no orase for bour-master. The Magistrato did not councils in th places; defects of serious anxiety.
organisation which Ministers of
State and military offices of high
SOMETHING" FOR MOTHERS,
einside with this view, and fined defen.
A few minutes before time was called,
Bridge, London, which has been placed foely placed cross shot
The contact for the new St. Paul's when Goldenburg junior scored with a
with Sir William Arroll and Co., Glasgow, represents a sum running lato nearly one
construction and erection wis to be started
Mr. Bruttón: That is absolutely pro-third of a million sterling The work of
Mr. Hazeland: I cannot take less this month, and will take about three Friday, and I will hear the evidence on Will formally adjourn the caso until next Monday, December 9th. ----
PNEUMONIA
CROOF
dant $20.
The some master was fined $1 for rank may be more or less responsible: THIS is the rosson of the year when
failing to report his dischargs and en- changes in the plan of caspaiga at over the frequent onlde contracted by their forty-eight hours thereof,' and for falling mothers foul vory machs concerned Bagement to the Barbour-master within
YOU never heard of anyone who uerd, diamo in so dangerous, and so Chamberlain's Cough Remedy having mother of young children should be pre- rapid in its development that ovary the last moment; and, perhaps, nes and weakens the lunge, lagers to prove his corliftente. He pleaded this and millions of bottles of that pered for for. It is very risky to wait until
objidron, and have abundant renson for it certain amount of friction between the vitality and payes thway fix the more guilty and said when he transferred to is undoubtedly gerus dies and this for madlene and let the child water until ramedy are sold every for Foeumvals the attack of argup appears and then send So, serious disenses that so niter follow. Cham- various commanders may have had berlain's Cough Remedy famous for ithin-grant launch he handed his cestito que vulture bodi Ghat can be obtained... Chamberlain Cough more to do with the collapse of the tes, i plempt and sto takour fence to the owners, who said. "It would tabs and develop the germ of that disse
form the throat and bronchia Romadylapromptand effectda and hanover vile by all Chemists and Harekenpara m
For sale by Chemists and Storekeeper, all Uhemists and Staroksep
he all right?
The towns were as follows — Hongkong, F. C-Barlow, goal; Jooss and Campbell, backs; Rallion, Long and Van Venner, half-backs; Goldenborg.
Wilson, Pennell, Goldenburg and Rigdon,
forwards,
ELM8 Kent.Donnelly, gost: Goes and Bfilter, backa: Bailie and Carroll, half- backa Walker, Q'Saill, Burnett, Dollary and Dawkins, forwards,
DioN SCHOOL *,3 streguous game resulted
of these
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from the the second
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