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EVIDENCE FROM MANTLA.

La Kau, charged with export- ing 2,000 tuels of cpiùm to Manila on the 8.8. President Jackson," made another appearance before Mr. E. W. Hamilton, at the Cen- tral Magistmey, this morning.

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1929.

MOBILISATION IN HARD-EARNED CASH

MONGOLIA

MOVE TO FRONT

PREPARATION FOR SINO- RUSSIAN DEVELOPMENT

A "WHITE RUSSIAN" REPORT

Tokyo, Yesterday.

AN ALLEGED MURDER FOR 20 CENTS

STORY OF THE FIGHT

To those who have it the paltry sum of ceats in too insignificant to note, it to those who have to labour the whole day long for a pittance of 30 or 40 cents, a 20 To cent hit is a princely sum. Mr. Leo d'Almada, sen., who

A message to the Rengo News what extent i 20 cent piace played appeared for the defence, said that

a role in the life of two coal coolies Agency from Changchun saya:— har umlerstood that the prosecution

According to information emanat was told to the Chief Justice, Sir: wanto another wesk's fortal ré-

ing from a "White" Russian Henry Gollan, this morning at the [mand, and pointed out that that

when the case source, the Outer. Mongolia Gov. Supreme Court, would mean his client being 14 days ernment has mobilised all males he against Yung Kwai-ting was re- in custody without the defence

sumed. tween the ages of 20 and 40, and knowing what they had to meet.

Yung Kani-ting is charged with ordered two cavalry divisions, com-the murder of another coolie muned Mr. Hamilton said that the pro-manded by Soviet officers, to move A Choy in Cross Street on the secution would have to submit some. evidence, to-day.

Mr. l'Alnında said that all the prescution could produce as evi- dence at present was the arrest of accused, and he was prepared to cept Revenue Officer Grimmitt's word.

Mr. Hamilton remarked that the case was similar to one for extradi- tion, in which some information must be given, and very little would suffice for a Magistrate to give the prosecution time to collect its evi- dence

Mr. Gejmit then handed up certain documents to the Magin- trate, and his Worship remarked to Mr. d'Almada that the position we that a cable was received here from Manila. the Revenue Department gol hold of the bill of lading relating Lo the bale containing the opium, and then got the man who shipped the ball. They were able to pro duce svidence that Mr. d'Almade's client was the shipper, and there. fore there was good ground for hold. ing the accused to give the prosecu- tica reasonable time to prepare their Case.

to the frontier.

The report adds that preparations are going on to move 50,000

roops, according to the develop ment of the Sino-Russian situation.

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afternoon of July 25.

The prosecution is conducted by Mr. H. Somerset Fitzroy and the prisoner is defended by Mr. Hin Shing-lo, instructed by Messrs. Hastings, Deanys and Bowley.

"Let Him Down" A fellow coal coslie said in ovi- Degrees murdered nab

lence this morning that both the and the prisoner lived in the same house. One day the head coolie gave prisoner 20 cents to hand over to the deceased, on the understanding that the mur- dered man should turn out to work on the following day. Frisoner unded the 20 cents to the deceased, but the latter failed to carry out his part of the bargain. He, was not at his place of employment and sequionee of that the Head Coolie deducted the 20 cents from prisoner's wages.

Temperature, 10 am, to-

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CLOCKS PAWNED ·

PAWNBROKER'S ASSISTANT TO

BE SUMMONED

KOWLOON TONG ROBBERY

Prisoner asked the murdered inau for the return of the money, The Intter refused to pay back.

Words led to blows and on July 22, the two men fought and were separated. After walking a fer steps, they again came to grips.

The Fatal Blow

Witness saw the fights, and when

The case in which the master of the Mr. d'Almada said that he did Tai Yick Pawnshop, €18, Shanghai not want to embarrass the prosecu-Street, is charged with neglect in not tion, but at the same time they seizing a man who brought in to pawn cross-examined by counsel for the should not embarrass hire. Ho did for a dollar a clock worth $7, was ad-defence, be said that the prisoner not mind another wook's remandjourned for a week by Mr. T. S. Whyte-

He came out

if his Worship would fix a definite Smith the Kowloon Magistracy this was the weaker man. date for the hearing of the case after morning on the ground that the sum-second best in the scuffle.

He could not mons should not have been against the According to the prosecution's the adjournment. wait indefinitely.

Mr. Grinmitt told the Magistrate thut by next Thursday the prosecu- tion should be able to say whether or not they were able to get evi- donee froin Manila. In the event

master but the assistant of the pawn shop who took it in.

Inspector Phillips said that the clock was the property of Mr. G. A. V. Hall, of 329, Kowloon Tong

Mr. Hall stated that besides the clock, a G.E.C. fan and a felt hat (not

of their being any unforseen diffi-recovered) were also stolen. eulty they would have to drop the

Case.

Mr. Hamilton gave an adjourn- ment until 10 am., on Thursday next, and said that he would throw the unse nut if no evidence was offered by then. His Worship ask- ed Mr. Grimmitt to tell his Super- intendent that that was that he could do for the pro- secution. He could not hold the accused longer than another week unless some material evidence was produced.

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Mr. W. C. Hung is for the defendant.

MR. R. S. DOLLAR

story, the prisoner had apparently nursed ha grievances until July 25, when he found Ah Choy squatting alongside & food stall in Cross Street. The theory was that he had gone up from behind and dealt Ah Choy a blow with some pointed weapon. The blow was struck with considerable foree, for the point of the weapon had penstrated the lungs linto the heart.

After receiving the blow, Ah Choy was said to have walked as far as to Tai Yuen Street, where Mr. R. Stanley Dollar, Vice-Pre-he collapsed and died later. Wit- sident of the Dollar SS. Line, and nessea ware called to say that they, President of the American Mail heard a commotion, and afterwards Line, accompanied by Mrs. R. two men were seen walking away Stanley Dollar, Miss Diana Dollar, in different directions. One of them Master Stanley Dollar, jun., and was presumed to be the prisoner and

Dorothea Albert going the other the murdered man. through Naples on the s.3, "Presi- The case is proceeding. dent Polk," sailing from here on

Miss

Carrying pigwash during pro-Sunday at 8 a.m. hibited hours yesterday morning led Mr. T. J. Cokely, Oriental Man-| CROWDING A BOAT to a Chinese woman being fined $2ager of the Dollar interests, with

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How in American naval officer and many naval ratings of the same nationality crowded a motor-boat to carry them back to their vessel, and how before this was permitted the Chinese coxswain of the, motorboat entered into an agreement with the naval officer to take full respon- sibility of any trouble that might arise, was related at the Marine Court this morning when the boxswain of motor-lost." Whampoa II" was charged before, the Hon. Commander G. F. Hole with carry- ing: 10 passengers in excess to that permitted in his license (29) on Sept. 12.

Including the American officer, there were 29 other sailors in the boat.

The accused, in a statement, said that he had agreed with the officer that should any trouble arise as a result of over-loading his motor boat to such an extent, the latter would take full responsibilty. The officer agreed to this.

As it was, the police arrived on the soone, and subsequently nocused made his appearance before the Marine Magistrate.

After palias evidence had been taken, Hie Worship said that he could not secept the accused's state. ment. The coxswain, His Worship pointed out, in any circumstances, was in full charge of his vessel and. therefore, was held responsible.

A fine of $50, with the alterna- tive of one month's jail, was posed.

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