require them to surrender
nationals
similare
to
us. Therefore
to this in which
a
Good could not sumrider its
their
a
Cause
Foreign
national for
On
As own crime committed
British temtory breause he fled
a
Chinese Tualy Port
likely to
a
citizen
No.
233.
Hongkong.
the ce
e of
My Lord,
the United States
of the
Copy to
Fo.
LF 36581
(Reco
Reg" 16 OCT 07
Government House,
350
Hongkong, 14th September, 1907.
...
D.
C. D.
W
23
Q.1.479/10
JSR. SA. 16/10 Dr.
19
ABC 15/10
-
You 30768
In further explanation of the telegram I despatched to Your Lordship on August 26th., I have the honour to submit the following additional details regarding the crime alleged to have been committed by Adsetts, and to offer a few observations upon the matter for Your Lordship's consideration.
2.
The man Adsetts arrived here from Manila on the 3rd of August by the S.S. "Eastern" accompanied by a woman who has since been identified as one Gertrude Dayton. They passed as man and wife under the name of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones and stayed at the Hongkong Hotel. On August 4th, Adsetts took a trunk on board the S.S. "Monteagle" and asked the Quarter Master to put it in the Baggage Room saying he had booked a passage and would follow later. The man did not return, but took passage on another vessel for Shanghai. Meanwhile the
RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE EARL OF ELGIN, K.G.,
trunk
800-*
&C...
require them to surrender
nationals
similare
to
us. Therefore
to this in which
a
Good could not sumrider its
their
a
Cause
Foreign
national for
On
As own crime committed
British temtory breause he fled
a
Chinese Tualy Port
likely to
a
citizen
ما
No.
233.
ongkong.
the ce
e of
My Lord,
the United States
of the
Copy to
Fo.
LF
36581
(Reco
Reg" 16 OCT 07
Government House,
350
Hongkong, 14th.September,1907.
R.....
D.
C. D.
W
23
Q.1.479/10
JSR. SA. 16/10 Dr.
19
ABC
15/10
-
You 30768
In further explanation of the
telegram I despatched to Your Lordship on August 26th.,
I have the honour to submit the following additional
details regarding the crime alleged to have been committed
by Adsetts, and to offer a few observations upon the
matter for Your Lordship's consideration.
2.
The man Adsetts arrived here from
Manila on the 3rd. of August by the S. S. "Eastern"
accompanied by a woman who has since been identified as
one Gertrude Dayton. They passed as man and wife under the
name of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Jones and stayed at the Hongkong
Hotel. On August 4th. Adsetts took a trunk on board the
S. 5. "Monteagle" and asked the Quarter Master to put it
in the Baggage Room saying he had booked a passage and
would follow later. The man did not return, but took
passage on another vessel for Shanghai. Meanwhile the
RIGHT HONOURABLE
THE EARL OF ELGIN, K.G.,
trunk
800-*
&C...
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