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LONDON, Sept. 24.
It is authoritatively announced that General Denikin has won about a quarter of European Russia, with a population of 30,000,000, from the Bolsheviks. He occupies the third, fourth, and fifth (2) of the great cities of Russia and his armies number from three to four hundred thousand.
CLEARING THE SEAS OF MINES
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LONDON, Sept. 24.
An official announcement that the mine clearance service will cease at the end of November gives little indication of the immense and dangerous labour involved in sweeping up the minefields in the neighbour- hood of the British Isles within a year of the armistice. All that now remains to be done is the removal of remnants of the huge minefeld between the Shetlands and Norway and the remaining German mines of Heligoland Bight. Although the entire clearance of all mines laid is not claimed, sufficient routes for normal sea trafic are guaranteed.. task involved a close search of 40,000 square miles. A large proportion of the areas had to be covered twice and sometimes thrice. A very large percentage of the work was allotted to Great Britain, hence the mine clearance service was inaugurated.
DOUBLE INCOME TAX.
A COLONIAL GRIEVANCE.
LONDON, Sept. 23.
The
THE NEW PREMIER.
SHANGHAI, September 25.
A Presidential Mandate appoints
Kan Wan Pang the Minister of War to act as Premier vice Kung: Sum Chum resigned.
A MEETING OF IMPORTANT PERSONS.
President Chu Sai Cheong intends to take the opportunity of the presence of Fung Kwok Cheong the ex president in Peking. by calling a big meeting of important persons to find a settlement of the situation.
LEONG SHI YT'S ACTIVITY.
Leong Shi Yi is working hard to get the Ministership of Finance but the On Fook Club and other parties are opposing the appointment which is likely to fall to another person.
A GOLD STANDARD.
In view of the opportunity of the présent depreciation of gold a meet ing has been held in the presidential palace and endorsed a scheme of adopting a gold standard of currency for China.
PESSIMIST ON PEACE CONFERENCE.
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Sir James Meston, representing Indía, G. H. Knibbs, Australia, W. L. Griffith, Canada, and James Burns, South Africa, attended a meeting of the subcommittee of the royal commission on income tax which is considering the question of the double income tax within the empire. These repre- sentatives indicated their respective governments' attitude and explained Mr Wong Yap Tong, the chief the general principles on which they thought taxation should be impose d. delegate, has reported to Peking that It was the sub-committee's general view that reciprocity as between the any outcome of the peace conference various governments must govern the granting of any relief for admitted is hopeless, and that General Li hardship. It was decided not to call witnesses as the commission had Shun's compromise has failed, collected full evidence. It was decided to consider the remedial suggestions received from the various goveraments at the next meeting.
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STELMER ASHORE.
IN NEED OF ASSISTANCE.
LONDON, September 23. Lloyd's agent at Aden, cabling on September 21, says he learns from abe Italian vice-consul that the "Otaru Maru" III which left Singapore for Marseilles on August 2 has been ashore and badly damaged since August 20, at Rasalula in northern Somaliland. She is in urgent need of assistance which the vice-consul is at present unable to render.
STEELWORKERS STRIKE IN U.S.A."
SERIOUS SITUATION.
NEW YORK, Sept. 23.
THE NEW CABINET.
PEKING, Sept. 25. General Kan Wang Pang assumed the premiership this morning.
THE PEACE TREATIES.
The Cabinet has instructed Dr. Wellington Koo and Dr. Alfred Sze to take charge of the signing of the peace treaty of Turkey, Bulgaria and Hungary..
SHANTUNG OFFICER CHANGED.
Commander Ma Liang, defence commissioner at Shantung and noted "The first day of the steelworkers' strike showed twenty states affected. For his pro-Japanese sentiments, will Disorders were reported in only a few places. Guards shot seven persons be transferred to Peking, and Chang at Newcastle, Pennsylvania, one mortally. There have been numerous Wai Pur will be appointed as his arrests at various centres. Reports of the second day record several gains successor. for the strikers, particularly in Ohio. Many additional works at Chicago and Pittsburg have closed down. Rioting continues at several places and encounters with guards are occurring. Casualties hitherto, are one dead, three probably fatally wounded, and sco, es hurt. Pittsburg reports that the steelworkers' union announces 527,000 strikers. Washington reports that the Senate has decided immediately to investigate the strike situation with a view to possible government intervention.
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BRITISH EXCHEQUER RETURNS.
BIGGER RECEIPTS, LESS EXPENSES.
LONDON, September 25. The exchequer returns from April 1 to September 20 show receipts £431,032,558 and expenditure £591,828,622, as compared with £330,025,892 and £1,309,561,586 respectively for the corresponding period of last year.
SILVER.
Silver is quoted 62% 624. The market is firm.
TAI O MURDER.
AN IMPORTANT WITNESS.
GENERAL FENG KUO CHANG AT PEKING.
General Feng Kuo Chang, the ex- President, arrived here yesterday. He had a long talk with the President on the questions of peace and the new Cabinet
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POLITICS IN PEKING.
Kung Hsin-chan's resignation of the Premiership is certain and Chin Yung peng's succession probable.
Thin denotes a closer communion between Tuan Chi-jui and the Pre-
PEKING; Sept. 24. Peking is extremely pessimistic constable charged * small boy regarding the outcome of the Shang The two men charged. with the with selling peanuts in Robinson hi Conference.
Read. Mr. Smith after hearing murder of two women at Tai O on the night of August 27 wore borce the evidence; which was weak, dis charged the boy with a caution. It Mr. R. E. Lindeed this morning.
Mr. Leo Lenginotte appeared for appeared that at the time of the the Crown, and Mr. C. F. Mason boy's arrest, an elder boy was also bawking, but he managed to escape. defended one of the prisoners,
A small boy, the one survivor of after advising the boy to break loose the sampan's crew, deposed that he from the constable. This morning Eved with his mother and sister on the constable again appeared, and sent, and a definite split in the
this time he charged the Anfu prety. tho sampan, which was lying at the elder boy with hawking without a hack of the Tung Mow shop. A licence in the same road. Defendant about 9 p.m. on August 27 the de-gaid I was not hawking yesterday. fendante came to their sampan is I met the constable and be arrested o fishing boat and said they wanted me, because be was angry as the to be taken to Po Chiu Tog. Wit-small boy was discharged. His Wor ness's mother started out, and dur ship discharged him with a caution. ing the journey, the first defendarti
helped her in wing, while the
CABINET CHANGES.
PERING, Bapt. 25. Chin Yung-pong assumed the Pre- mihip this morning.
Li Shih-so, the Vice-Minister, takes ebarge of the Ministry of Fin
THE SINO-CZECH TREATY.
The Chinese suggent reciprocity as the basis of the Sino-Czech Treaty, which is expected to become the basis of all other Treaties.
second defendant went to the stem where he had a relative and reported ance. There are no other changes,
Later, he went to the and assisted his sister with the our. the matter. When the place was reached the Police Station, where he gave a report second defendant asked his sister to to a detective, and early next moen row a little further away. Winces, ing. he reported the occurrence to who was then in the cabin saw the the Sergeant in charge. Before the first defondant get up and push his murder, he had occasionally met, the mother overboard. He ran toward defendants, who also lived ut Tai O. the stern and saw bis sister, strug. On August 81 be identified the body. gling in the water. He called out of his sister at the Public Mortuary. save ble," when he was seized by The clothing (prodnood), was his pr Art defendant who threw him perty overboard. He immediately awach
His Warahip committed the mon for the shore, and went to a junk for tried at the Criminal-Scasions.
DESTRUCTION OF OPIUM.
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