ACTION FOR SLANDER.
ECHO OF THE PEACE. CELEBRATIONS.
An action has been filed in thei Suauimary Cough of Hongkong by Mr. A. d'a. Souse, clerk in the em ployment of Mess Fastings & Hedge, who una from Chad Pak Kweng, the ccsopradors of the same firm, the sum of $1,000 as damages for alleged slander.
SCOTTISH LETTER.
PEACE DAY IN THE NORTH.
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
July 23.
THE CHINA MAIL.
were fit and the City was ringed THE YORKSHIRE BOSS."
round with tongues of flame. Be- cause blazed up oh the north, the south, the east, and the west-from: Berwick Law to the Highland hills, from the Pentlands to the Lomonds.. Dense crowds watched the wonderful sight from every vantage point, particularly from the Calton Hill: En a famous essay in vindication of watched till the dawn crept Fazhit Eites into the sky; and then took them- English literature, Elizabethan drama and the English selves homeward in the wonderful novel as proofs that the value of the quietness and good order; and thus Brinsh habis of reticence is not coff-there came the end of a perfect day, HONOUR FOR SERVICES IN “ with the Peacefined to practical affairs, but extenda In connection
CHINA. Celebrations Mows. Hostings &to the artiste, emotional, and cre- Imaginative Hodgs undertook the business supply ng tags and decorating per ain buildings, and the plaintif was plssed in chargy, of the work of a tag and executing orders.
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evidence is not expended in every line, or dribbled away on minor occasions; cool and level spaces of deliberate calin give curculative value
The Chinese decoration of the Chisho (Glden Crop) and of the | Weahu (Tiger) have been awarded to Mr. Charles Edward Stewart. M.
A CHARACTER SKETCH OF MR HERBERT SMITH
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Born in a workhouse some 60 years. ago, Mr. Herbert Smith, president of the Yorkshire Miners' Association, has become a power in the land.
This Castleford pitboy, by sheer 41 'grit" and stubbornness, forced a
way ahead of his fellows, and spor asserted himself in local politics. Ori the Board of Guardians and on the County Council he showed grea: ad- ministrative ability, and 2 years ago he was appointed vice president of the Miners Federation.
-To-day his word is law in the Yorkshire pits. Riding in the sump.
Jun 21 he contracted with Ah Kay/and a dramatic saliency to the great Inst. C. E... for valuable services to tuous offices of the Miners' Council :
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the Chinese Government during the at Barnsley, he uses the methods and rent troubles in the Human Fro-powers of a dictator, as many aspir vince. Mr. Stewart having sinceing delegates have found to their cled, the decorations have been sent
cost when they crossed the will of to his widow. Mr. Stewart ws the
"Our Herbert," as pitmen call him. youngest son of the late Mr. H. B Stewart, of Baltakeilly, Perthshire.
DEATH OF HONGKONG ENGINEER.
The death is announced, on the 21 inst., of William Shearer Barclay chief marine engineer. 54. Gilson Srect, Hilihead, Glasgow, late of
engkong.
A big man, with a big voice, Mr. Iferbert Smith is a typical working? Yorkshireman, and proud of it. With his cloth cap, seasoned briar pipe, and roomy clothes he looks an in- dustrious artisan, satisfied with his work. Blunt in manner, especially to strangers, Mr. Herbert Smith speaks in a strong West Yorkshire 'dialect, which emphasises his brus-
quencsa.
WEATHER REPORT
September 172: 114. Lên,--Ng returna From Vladivostock, Japan, Wolwuiwei or Ecrmosa.
Pressure has increased slightly st dil reporting stations.
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tidal waves of emotional/release. for the purinse of certain tags for The essential truth of this appraise $118,te. The plivatid alleges that ment of the British. temperament the destendant, por August 5. 1010) | was strikingly evident in the said to Mr. I. E. S. Hodge, a part Peace celebrations. Especially was Souse received this the case in what is perhaps the De cf the thema some secret scaredion from Astill more reticent part of the race Kau that is why Ab Bou refused that has its dwelling North of the to give me the usual one per cent. Tweed. The floodgates of the teenambelen." The plaintiff alle national feelings of joy, thankfulness, that. by making the above state and honest pride, which has been ment, the de andag: mans that the heid back so long, were opened wide, phuine ff secretly and in traust of the and for one glorious day a stream of Aid firm received serve commission light and culour and joyous sound or alkowice frous Ah Roa, and that ran from city to city throughout the
THE SPIRIT OF GLASGOW FAIR. the plaintiff was dishonest and notland. For one long summer day we
This is Glasgow Fair, one of our worthy of trust and why to be allowed ourselves to forget the
Intellectually he is not the equal of Bost thoroughly decoratie institu- Mr. Smillie, but he is endowed with ployed na olork to the war'd firm. troubles and problems that have
The defendant Junies that become with peace. realising that they a popular festival, a carnival rich vein of common sense which spoke and pubbed the allegat would be faced all the more bravily of the masses, a holidy making in has carried him further among the For at least a week all Yorkshiremen than would any sug- words. If th Saft word were after a festal day of happiness. The batalions. spoken ac published, as alleged, continuity of Merrie England with the wheels and hammers of industry gestion of brilliance. There is wise
are silent, the factories and workdom in his deep set, penetrating eyes, whi they were not spek in or published the England of today, the kin- with. e dal this bear, the meanship of the modern Scot with shops are empty, and the workers of and stubbornness in his massive jaw The the colour loving Scot of the days of the city are scattered far and wide He reminds one of a bulldog. Shrewd ing alles by the plainti deferunt denies that this plaintif Dunbar and the Jameses, were vindi or the British Islands. But wherevand cbservant, he seems an honest ima has fered dug or heen injured cated by the brilliant decorations,er they go these people of Glasgow man without guile, and that is why kenspackle," they carry win the pitmen trust him-that, and in his credit and reputation as a clerk the gay dresses, the dances, ite illu-
minations, and the bonfires. that em the tastes and habis and because he is a Yorkshireman. ie the sd fm.
festival equal in joy and manners of their own city, They Like Mr. Smillie, he is a firm believernkow In the aberative, the defendunt made slates that if he spoke or pithlished colour to anything in our annals are gregarious, they rejoice in the in nationalisation, but in the higher bang the work coupland which is And Scotland had a splendid lead crowded brake, they love the an altitude of politics he is not so much king demed, the words were spoken with from her ancient Capital, whose at boarding house, they take at home as the Scottish president of
i sut matice and dw the beef that natural beauty was taken full ad the pleasures without the slightest the Miners Federation. "Gracelyn
They prefer the crowd Yorkshire" is how he would describe tarp Pit They were true and in such oireun vantage of in a manner worthy of idence.
ca resort because,
being chil himself. stances as to make them a privileged ber splendid traditions:
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crave His assistants hold only non- even on holiday to catch an echo of commissioned rank in the Yorkshire I boku the city's roar. The peculiar lure of miners' legislative army.
"Leave it the streets for te city dweller is to Herbert" has so long been the stekingly noticeable at our seaside policy of the Miners' Association that Ports. There may be ample-op-despite personal jealousies and politi pottunities for boating, a breezy procal differences Mr.
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STEALING FOR PLEASURE.
BY WALTER, M, GALLICHAN,
Among the number of cases of petty theft, chiefly committed by women during safès at drapery shops, several afford interest to the pay chologist. Unquestionably many of
the pilferers are professional or amateur offenders. who seek to profit by their stealing. The klepto maniac never lives by thieving, and strange as it may apper, he or she bas no wish to possess the stolen article.
I am quite accustomed to the denial the ridicule which this. statement arouses. The best answer to the incredulous is in the fact that a considerable propertion of the victims of this perversion desire to? be cured, and consult specialists in psychopathy."
My first experience of the traits of the kleptomaniac was afforded by the case of a girl of twelve, who? stole floats and other fishing tackle from her brothers, without the slightest intention of making use of the articles. She had no desire to go fishing and she made no attempt to sell the things. Search in a drawer revealed a curious collection; of odds' and ends filched at differenti times from members of the family;· and friends, all of them without | interest to the feminine mind.
When asked why she stole the i articles the reply was, "I don't know exactly. I suppose it was exciting to try not to be found out." The family history showed signs of neurosis in three relatives, but thej girl was bright and intelligent and possessed a somewhat keen sense of o | right and wrong.
TF. CLAXTON, Director. Tongkong Observatory, Sept. 17, 1919.
What prompts a wealthy woman; to steal a cheap screwdriver from an ironmanger's counter, or a prosperous shopkeeper to purloin a few faded flowers from a grave in a cemetery? hanbelt, on the herd of the sequents were detected; convicted, and AROMETER, reduced to 32 degresa both of these cases the delin
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punished. Both were completely TEMPERATUR, in the shade in de ashamed and could give no explana. Froes Fahrenheit.
ing country walks, but these are autocrat. Hands off Yorkshire”. suldiers, the men and women who ever uncomfortably crowded. The has been his war cry, and if he says had served behind the line, the dis-pping streets of the town, how- charged and the wounded, the Volun ever are thronged from morning to fight, and if he says
"fight" the Yorkshire miners will teers and the Scouts and Cadets. All
peace the night, the picture houses and ram- were acclaimed. Eut everywhere the shackle theatres are full to overflow.
men will return to work..
"Leave it to Herbert," say the greatest cutburst of enthusiasm was ing. Small country villages amorgYorkshire pit men, and "Leave it to reserved for the men who had borne te finest Toch and mountain scenery Herbert" will echo the leaders of the the heat and burden of the day and seldom have their full complement of Minera' Federation. who had won for us the war. As Gasgow Fair trippers, while accom- they made their way through the ndation is unprocurable in Porto- cloth cap in these days, and Mr. Uneasy lies the head that wears a barrages of cheers, they could say, bells and Rothesay. This lure of Herbert Smith, toster child. pit boy, 1.9 29 75 Jugs Sitgh, a watchman employed in the words of Othello, I have the streets is not symptomatic of Peor Law guardian.county councilior. ho
the Genem Hospital staldone the State some service, and
21 increasing charged with extorsion. Is appear they know't.
restlessness in and dictator of the coalfields, has a hom she story told by Inspecter
modern life. It is simply the responsibility shared by few men and iruvirable result of generations of covered by Lone. More than 200,000 Brownings, who prosecuted, that the
industrialism. To the man or wo- complaint in the case... Hokien
men and their families are waiting hdy, pecived a visit on August 16 The principal celebration, as was an brought up from infancy in for his decision, and a single sentence from a Chinese, whom she had never fitting, was held in the Scottish cab surroundings, whose horizon is from his deep gruff voire can bring sem before, and who said that her Capital, the lealing feature of it confined within the narrow traits of peace or war to the Yorkshire coal- husband was lying ously injured being a march through the surets tenement houses, there is something fields. in the General Hospital. She of the city of representative bodies trying about the wide open spaces nitely went with him, but of Scott.sh troops and war orgonis and the lonely silences of the moor The lack of arriving at the hospital gates, so ations. The mustering place was and the mountain. is keged, the aroused fagan Singh the King's Park. There, under the privacy in a crowded dwelling begets- would not allow her to go in unde shadow of the Crags, from Holy rood a dislike of being alone. There is sbe zikad bhe paleo with $50. to St. Leonards, was formed up a reason, however, why this fond-
She
Vice Admiral Sir Alexander Duff hadn't this aunt with her. bulong line of men and horses, Kang Dess for the streets should be per-
STATE OF WATEK, b. blue sky, she offered him all she had, namely, and limbers and tanks, armoured manent. The increasing preference hoisted his flag on July 24 at Ports etached cload, ddrizzling ran, I for The for suburban He, the popularity or mouth as the Naval Commander-in-gloomy, h bail, 1 lighting, go:ercast $16. The watchmen was, according cars and fidambulances. to the prosecution, obdurate, with troops at the most easter part of the bicycle and the motor, the greater Chief on the China Station. It was paire showers, qual, I rain, a snow
thundervigibility • dew, we h 7. Rats i inches tentba- and hun the real that the arly, in the line, it is interesting to remark, lesure now available, all are contri-hoisted on board the new light crai anxiety to see her husband, allowed occupied the very spot where the buting to produce in the younger ser Hawkins, to be commissioned at dred
generation a greater knowledge and the same time, with a crew of 480 herself to be refered of a gold Highland clans were hungle, said to be worth $200. before they marched, under Prince a greater love of country life and officers and men, by Captain R. G. H. Charlie, to the Battle of Prestonpans. scenes. The worst of the tramping Henderson, who will also be Flag- which she was wearing at the time. And, as in that far off day, the hill effects of industrialism, we hope and Captain and Chief of Staff to the And to achi to her wozies the unides were again gay with Highlandust, have already been seen.
Commander-in-Chiel. known visitor then disappeared. The lady und her husband gave evartans, and Arthur Seat echoed once 1HE HIGHLANDER AND THE
dence, and the further heuring the case was adjourned.
CONCERT AT CC
BY U.5.5. BROOKLYN BAND.
For the concert at the Cricks Club to-morrow, the following "Programme!
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, From 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. 1. Marcb...U.S.S.. Brooklyn
a. Fox Trot...(a) Siamese Patrol
drawn
up
more to the shrill notes of the High-
FOSTER. find pipes. Most of the Scottish The kilt, the badge, and the regiments had units on the ground, glengarry are perennial pitfalls for and, where not commanded for the the artist, especially the poster artist. greater ceremony in London, they Those engaged by the War Office carried their cùlours.
One could ought to know the regimental details marks as the "HD" on a red circle A recruiting placard is at present pick out such well known Divisional of uniform and so on, but they don't. denoting the 51st, and the silver making the hoarding hideous with a thistle on a dark ground which die representation of two heckle-wearing tinguishes the 9th.
the
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6. Selection from La Boheme
Jolson
THE SETTING OF THE SCENE..
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THE CHINA STATION.
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DIRECTION OF WIND, to two points 5. FOLCE OF WIND, seco ding te Roadford Bicale.
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closely during the past twenty years OIL PRESSES FOR CHINA; by several investigators in abnormal psychology. The sufferers from this apparently motiveless and incompre hensible propensity were described years ago as moral imbeciles." This classification is unreasonable;j Many kleptomaniacs are scrupulously honest in paying their debts, they are normal and moral in other respects, and their general behaviour has no trace of imbecility. Some are over the average in intelligence.. Other appointments to the staff of
A well-to-do man, greatly distress The tide table viven below has», beca the Hawkins include:Paymaster mpiled at the National Almanac Officed by his impulse to steal small Commander H. Miller, D.S.O., secre
London from the rassit of the Analysis articles, confessed to his priest and Lieut. Lang, Intelligence officer; Payater Police Basin at Tsim Sha Tsu pockets under the condition that the f 'heervations taken by means of a sought advice. The cleric suggested tary to the Commander in-Chief;
intomatic tide-recording machine in the that the penitent should pick his master Lieut. A. C. Heimsky, O.B.E., ring the years 1908.9. secretary to the Chief of Staff: Pay- The zero of the table corresponds with stolen objects were returned. As a master Sub-Livnt.). H. Lejeune,, and the zero of the suunding in the Admiralte result, the kleptomaniac was not
as clerks to the secretary. Paymaster Sub-Lieut. M. H. Elliott, Chart, which has been found to be tea only perfectly satisfied, but protected
Duff has since been struck, and was The Bag of Vice-Admiral Sir A. L.
to be tehoisted on August 7 in the yacht Alacrity, at Devonport on her commissioning for service on that
station.
3 inches below mean sea-level
from incurring a criminal charge.
wild-3 loetinches, and on the gange drove away.in unattended carts and side oge at the Victoria Neral Yard arrested for horse stealing.
To obtain the death of water on the A girl of thirteen was repeatedly
at Lamout Dock, Aberdeen, add 10 feet
insbes to the height given in the table enticed borses from fields, but never attempted to sell the horses or the September 18 to 24, 1819.
vehicles. Expert medical opinion held that she was not legally respon sible for the thefts.
The present large and growing demand for ve etable oils, for mar garine making, soap making, and other industrial purposes will lead to increased production in China, which is already a large exporter of rape seed oil, ground nut oil, and soya bean oil, products for the most part of crude native appliances. An Opening is here indicated for small oilseed presses, leading ultimately to a demand for large presses and ex traction apparatus with factory equipment for the manufacture of vegetable oils on a large scaler merly `,Tsingtau, in the territory, formerly
as a good market for oil milling and occupied by Germany, is developing She industrial-importance and is regarded refining machinery. During the past two years a number of factories of different kinds, including oil mills, have been erected; facilities are offered by the authorities, and will The pleasure enjoyed during an probably result in further enterprise. ntact of kleptomania is largely height Raw materials for use in factories in ened by difficulty and the fear of the territory of Kiaochau are carried detection. This morbid impulsion is at specially low rates on the Shan- often tresistible, and men, and tung railway, and manufactured pro- women of excellent social reputatior, ducts, on export, are charged only who cannot resist it, often find them with the export duty applicable to selves before a "magistrate. Like the raw materials which they con- other compulsion'. neuroses
this tain. propensly can be cured by the right psychotherapeutic treatment. Fining For imprisoning does not annihilate the impulse.
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warriors strolling down the street of an Eastern city wearing a kilt which The Lord Provost took the salute in was certainly never worn with the Frinces Street, from the porch of the red heckle of the Black Watch. But this is beaten by an advertisement. Acierto Royal Scottish Academy, a grand 2. Overture... Maritana.... Watce centre for the spectacle. "There picturing the foot and horse charge may be more troops in London," as at St. Quentin, where the 42nd are a veteran Scottish artists said, but made to wear diced glengarrics and established at Fort William for Another the employment of Highland sailors (b) Si To Frem Rey The stage over which the troops poster pourtrays a veteran Gordon and soldiers disabled in the war.
they have not such a grand setting." Royal Stewart tartan. Adars marched can have few equals. They with a Cameron kilt round his Work was beguri about a month ago,
"hurdles." entered
We may excuse. the and the Factory has now been up.n
as it were, Nariny
under From
the
bulk of the inexactitude of the Americans; but formally inaugurated by the Duchess d 5. Fox Trot...(a) 19 Say She Does Calton Hill;
a tamous New York poster goes of Montrose. they deployed on
The Caledoniansan. One. Step...(b) Everyone I Love the long and broad boulevard: they the length of showing a heroic Scot Training Centre, as the diamond Life Do came to the salute before the chief charge a machine gun, his get-up works have been officially entitled, officers of the Crown and the Ciry ecluding at the imminent risk of forms a branch of the enterprise Dixie...De Costa and then they marched off under the CB. Kilmarnock bonnet, a red established at Brighton about two heckle, and a stag's head badge. But years ago by Mr. Bernard Oppen. mass of the grey Castle rock.
the Highlanders of American journalsheimer, the South African diamond THE AULD ALLIANCE AND THE, devoted to humour suggest the art merchant, who conceived the idea of
NEW.,
of the artist rather than his planting on British soil an Industry. The Missouri Waltz...Logan One little incident of the day stood accuracy.Curiously enough, the to which disabled men could readily V. One Step... In the Sweet Long out with dramatic effect. Before Germans rarely err. The Gordon adapt themselves,
Ago Lunge the troops appeared on the scene a of Simplissimus." cartoon was cor The Star Spangled Banner. deputation from the French colony rect to the buttons on his spats-no
God Save the King.
in Edinburgh, some of them wearing mean achievement. Possibly they The prominence of Sir. Edward I. M. Acierto, Leader.horizon blue of their Army, made a learned differences to their cost, as Carson at the present moment recalls progrese along the route and pre-did the German who took for his spy: a fine."bloomer" which he once Bented a bouquet to the Lord Provost equipment a Cameron kit and a perpetrated. It was when during a and a wreath to the military authori-unic with Seaforth buttons, and who Parliamentary election when he appealed to a Highland constituency to remember their Convenanting an- cestors. He was evidently not ́éware that the ancestors of the electors whom he was addressing had formed, part of the military force that per- secuted the Covenanters in the Low
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les in memory of the Scottish soldiers sequuntly reviewed a firing who had laid their lives upon French. party east of Amiens.
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MARCONI WINS.
In the King's Bench Division Mr. Justice A. T. Lawrence delivered his award in the arbitration proceedings The Greeks are not having it all between the Marconi Wireless Tele Ondare so on dats at their own way in the Smyrna dis graph Co. and the Postmaster-General
trict, where early in June they soine on the company's claim-10: £7,181,774- what rashly extended their occupied as damages for breach of contract area before they had landed sufficiect relating to the building of an Imperial troops to hold the various towns chain of six wireless stitions. The which stretch in a semi-circular line breach of contract had been admit round Smyrna Turning on them ted by the Attorney-General on be. unexpectedly, the Turka drove balf of the Crown, who, however, them out of Nazil, and ce suggested that the damages payable cupied Aidm, which was sacked into the Marcon! Coc were in the neigh." true Turkish fashion. According to bourhood of £50,000. The arbi the latest accounts, Aidin has been tration before bis lordably lasted for Gowail spam mir Tempersare on Me 10 recovered from the Turks, andthe eighteen days. Mr. Janice Lawrence T. F. COLAZIO & Director. Greeks are getting into touch with found the amount of damages to be Hongkong Ubervatory, Sept. 17, 1910, } the Italians, whose bass is at Adalia, the sum of £590,000.
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