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EUROPEANS CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

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THE BONGKONG DAILY PRESS, SATURDAY, JANUARY TOTH, 1911 I

THE CHUNG SAU NAM EXTRADITION PROCEEDINGS. FUGITIVE COMMITTED FOR

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BURILENDER.'

should hitate to find in a movement noted that this claim cannot affect the which lasted a fortnight only and ended third charge in any way. This claim of then in a flight (and it would seem by right is evidenced in the steps taken by the fight of a smail number), and which, the fugitive and by his solicitor on his is while it lasted, devoted itself to behalf in defending O. J. Action. No. 172. posting proclamations and to the seizure 1913 (Exhibits 19 und 20). It is argued of public money, 1 should heat that seeing this claim is being made and to describe in such a movement a depressed in the Civil Courts, the jurisdic- innguage of the learned Counsel for the is ousted. Before I can agree to the facts Government, or oven, to adopt tas tion of all Criminal Courts in the matter ingitive, an entity containing a germ proposition that I have no jurisdiction of independence to which certain rights in this matter on this account. I must be have attached.". A jury then would satisfied this tho claim made is made by seem to be justified in finding as a fact the fugitive honestly and bond-fide. that this property on the 4th August have no evidence, before me from which belonged to the Kwangtung Government. to draw the conclusion that it has beei The fugitive cannot claim his discharge so uinde. The fugitive will therefore not

bo discharged on this ground. breause the allegation of property is incorrect.

be discharged or this ground.

Sixthly, the

fugitive is that no

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Sixthly,

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outside the province of the Magistrate to decide) whether the engagement given definite to protect the fugitive. by the Chinese Government is sufficiently Lastly, it remains to consider whether

the book mentioned in the charge, which has not since been recovered, while no other books then in the Treasury have The fugitive has since been missed. SOME CURIOUS STORIES.

nefther admitted nor denied possession of the, hook, nor has he accounted for its disappearance. In order to obtain a At the Magistracy yesterday, before

the charges of simple Mr. J. R. Wood, the case was resumed At the Magistracy yesterday, Mr. J. R. conviction on in which three Europesas, named Joseph Wood delivered his decision in the case larceny the first and third charges the Crown must show that the fugitive had Kelly, Lewis John Baxter, gad Sam in which Chung Sau Nam is applied for a guilty intention at the time when he on obtained the property alleged to have Bentoman-the first two being unem in extradition proceedings, taken ployed, and the third described as

behalf of the Kwangtung Government, been stoler. In connection with the first charges of the charge being that he misappropriated charge, that of the larceny of two cheques when the taking has been admitted, the share-broker-have twelve fraud preferred against them by the and embezzled the sum of $180,000, the Crown has offered evidence, given by the

Captain Superintendent of Police, polico.

Mr. Eldon Potter and Mr. T C show that an explanation of the disposal Evidence was given by a shop boy, that monies of the Kwangtung Government.

Secondly, the discharge of the fugitive

discharge of the defondants were the men who bought Jonkin, instructed by Mr. R. F. of the proceeds of the two cheques made

clared on the ground. bags; and P.C. Clarko spoke to finding Master (Messrs. Johnson, Stokes & by the fugitive in his affidavit on the is claimed on the ground that as

precise charges have been the bags and slippers (produced) at the Master), represented the prosecution, the 18th October, 1913, in Action No. 172/101suming the contention of the learned King Edward Hotel. Subsequently, he defence being entrusted to Sir Francis (marked Exhibit 19) is untrue. In that Counsel on the first point to have been formed by the Crown under Chinese the ground that arrested the three defendants, along with Piggott and Mr. Alabaster, instructed offulavit the fugitive has stated that he valid, the present Kwangtung Govern Law or rather on

The latter escaped when by Mr. W. B. Hind (Mr. G. K. Hall had an interview with Chan Kwing-ming meat have no right to claim the surrender no attempt has been made by another man.

Bruton).

in Hongkong on the str. Yorck after the of the fugitive because the right to the Crown to bring evidence to show that being taken into custody:

His Worship said-In this matter the 7th August. The Captain Superintendent restitution of the property has now since the facts elicited in this enquiry con- Sergeant Murphy spoke to holding an identification inquiry at the Central present Governor-General of the Kwang-of Police states that the str. Yorck left the 4th August vested by right of succes stitute specified offences against Chinese ang province has applied to the Governor the Colony on the 6th August about 1pm. sion in the Central Government, which Law. The duty of the Magistrate is to Police Station on 1st inst. defendants were lined up with five other of Hongkong through the Consul General with Chan Kwing-ming as a passenger, it is suggested suppressed the rebellion consider whether the evidence discloses

of similar identified Baxter and Benhoman)--by a Canon for the surrender of a fugitive under cirenmstances which rendered an in Kwangtung. The authority cited for an offence included in the schedule to the propositions contained in both the the Ordinance, and if it does disclose auch named Chung Sai Nam. Two requisi interview with him on the steamer

the second points is the offence, then to commit the fugitive the first witness, and he said that the ions of the Governor-General dated 29th inpissible. The fugitive has made no first and

Mr. Rae for surrender without making a further At the third (Kelly) was like one of the men who October, 1913, and 20th November, 1813, attempt to meet the third charge, that of United States of America e. had come into his shop for bags. Later respectively are in the record and are larceny of a book. Assuming that the (39 LJ. 406). After what has been said investigation of Chinese Law. in the same day witness explained the marked Exhibits Nos. 20 and 2 (Trustaking" in both charges has been on the first point this second point does same time it is also his duty to resolve charge to the men, each of whom made lations Exhibits 30 and 4.). On receipt proved a jury on the evidence would be not really arise. But it would be as well evidence tendered to show that the facts statements.

of these requisitions orders dated the 11th entitled to find as a fact that the fugitive to notied in passing that Chau Kwing proved in the enquiry do not constitute Kelly's statement a complete November, 1913, and the 2nd December, had a guilty intention at the time of ming was succeeded as Governor General crime under Chinese Law, but it would

issued by the Officer

such evidence. denial, as were also those of the other 1913,

One involves the So Shun-tso, who promptly dissociated adjudicate

ancther question (and also alternative charges.. men. Baxter said "These trunks that Administering the Government to the taking. The ith and 5th charges are on the 4th August, by a local appointed, sen not to be within his province to

er himself from the irregularities of his is were bought or got I don't know nothing Magistrates. They have been marked allegation that the fugitive was a about. Corbett asked me to spend the Exhibits 6 and 5. The fugitive was vast of the Kwangtung Government, and predecessor: So Shun-tuo was succeeded Christmas with him, and when we were arrested on the 18th November, 1913, on the other that he was a bailee only on the 5th August by another local I is the King Edward Hotel he said I cout. the Magistrate's warrant, marked Exhibit of their property There is evidence appointee, Cheung Ngo-kun. Lung Tsai drink in the hotel at his expense. 1. The present enquiry follows on that from whien to draw the inference that Nong arrived on the 11th August.

is then clear that between the 4th August told me he had bought several trunks warrant and on the Magistrate's order on the 4th August the fugitive was a and never paid for them.

He also said to bring up the fugitive, which is marked servant of the Kwangtang Government and the 11th August the administration Extradition Proceedings for surrender to. he had money coming to him from his Exhibit 2: The fugitive was before the is the capacity of a Superintendent of Was in the hands of a local Government, the Kwangtang Government can be main- parents on the first of the month. That Court for the first time

on the 19th the Treasury. But it might also be that which was loyal and not rebellious. Norained, while martial law prevails in is all I have got to say." il Benhoman November. The Counsel for the Crown a jury, having regard to events connected is there any evidenes that Lung Tsai. Kwangtung. This seams to me to be a kwong, as Governor General, was any the question entirely for the executive authori said was I saw a Chinaman with two submitted two charges against him to with Chan Kwing-ming's proclamation less head of a local administration than ex. It is agreed by the learned Counsel

asked to plead. He trunks in his hand at the Church, that which he

of the 21st July (Exhibit 21) and with the was his predecessor in office, If. therefore on both sides that it will be for the is all I know abort it."

formally pleaded: "Autrefois Acquit" President of the Republic's proclamation the second point now required decision executive authorities to consider whether The enquiry was proceeded with on the of the 26th July (Exhibit 17), and having I should not be prepared to discharge the requisition for the surrender of the

The Counsel for the

regard to the fact that the fugitive did the defendant on that ground. The view fugitive has in fact been made, with a Crown substituted five charges for the not assume duty in the Canton Treasury that seems to coincide most closely with view to try and punish him for an

Ha until the 7th or 28th July (see all aspects of the evidence is that the offence of a political character.

evidence p.35), would incline to the view Kwangtung Provincial Government was that the fugitive never took service always the de facto Government of the with the Kwangtang Government at province throughout this period that

arrive the jury

A at there was

vacancy in the office of then this conclusion, it will

be Governor General from the 28th July to to them

convict the until the 4th August-and that uny open fugitive of embezzlement as a ballee of attempt made by Chan Kwing-ming to too The five charges are as follows:-

money received from the Kwangtung disturb the administration 1-That he, the said Chung Hsin-nam, Government. The contents of the order abortive for any rights to be based

against upon it. evidence are etherwise Chung Sai Nam, on the 4th day (Exhibit 7).

of the purpose for The fugitive

first tw points considered of August, 1915, at Cantou, China, the

Was entrusted with the affect all the charges. The point which feloniously did steal certain valuable which he

1 will consider in the third place securities to wit, two cheques, one for two cheques.

I am asked to commit the fugitive concerns the fifth charge only, that of $100,000 drawn upon the Hongkong and

on the four charges embezzlement as a bailee. It is argued Shanghai Banking Corporation, Shameen, for surrender Canton, and one for $50,000 draws upon Nos. 1, 3, 4, and 5. The Counsel that the fugitive should be discharged charge because the offence the International Banking Corporation, for the fugitive has claimed his on Shameon, Canton, the property of the discharge on several grounds, which will disclosed by the evidence (if any) was As a consequence of the Infidelity of one Government of the Province of Awang now be considered. In the first place (a) an offence against Chan Rwing-ming of their number towards her boating tung, China.

his discharge is claimed on the ground who gave the instructions with regard That he, the said Chung Hsin-nam, that the property concerned was not into the money which the fugitive is alleged wooer an amusing action came before his otherwise Chung Sau Nam, on the 4th fact on the 4th August the property of to have disobeyed; (b) who gave these Honour Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz, at the day of August, 1913, at Canton, China, the Kwangtung Government, as alleged instructions after he was deposed; (c) Supreme Court, yesterday.

who therefore alone can explain these Faloniously did steal certain monies to the by the Crown. This submission rests on

Occasional fictations between a robust- amount of $10,000, the proceeds of two the contention that on or about the 21st instructions and can claim their, fulfil- eliogues, one for $100,000 drawn upon the July the Kwangtung Government came ment and further was (7) an offence looking Cheung Chau boatwoman named Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corpor- to an end and was succeeded by "some consisting in a neglect to carry through Lau Shu Kin and a swarthy, and by no

else," and that this "something a rebel purpose, and so far from being tion. Shamoeu, Canton, and

oae for this containing "a germ of independa erine was n laudable act. The real

means unprepossessing, boatman named $50,000 drawn upon the Intervational else,"

Assuming that the Leung Toi Hi, no doubt influenced by Banking Corporation, Shameen, Canton, ence,' "through making effective seizures position is this: the property of the Government of the of public property, acquired, in succession property is rightly laid in the Kwang moonlit waters and the fascination of the Province of Kyaugtong, China.

to the Kwangtung Government, certain tung Government, the fugitive obtained 3For that he, the said Chung Hsin-nam, rights, which remained valid until that public money from the Kwangtung sea by night, developed into a deeper

"something elec"

I was in its turn Treasury, earmarked in the order on feeling, at least on the part of the boat- otherwise Chung Saa Nam, on the 4th day

Is there evidence that the which be obtained it for a specified public man. He bravely confessed bis love, and of August, 1918, at Canton, China, superseded. feloniously did steal, take and carry away Kwangtung Government came to an end purpose, which money he has placed in

the record.

intimated that these five charges were intended as an indication of the scope of the evidence which the Crown proposed to offer. The fugitive was not asked to plead to these five charges. His earlier Autrefois Acquit." was plea of abandoned

A Swatow work shopkeeper in Des Yeux Road, named Kwa Eng Lee, said 9th December that the thres defendants, along with another man, a Portuguese, came into his two originally on shop and had goods amounting to 3280. They asked for the things to be pinced on a bill, and when witness demurred, Kelly said the foki could go with him to collect the money. He also asked that a receipt stamp should be placed on the Subsequently witness wont with bill. two of the men and the foki. They took him to a building opposite the City Hell, and pointing to a second floor, the first defendant said he lived there. Kelly went up alone and, later be came down, remark- ing that an European lady was dressing, and he could not go in. When witness mentioned the long time they were wait ing, the Portuguese" went upstairs, and returning said that the lady was almost dressed. Then Kelly suggested that he should take the hill and the goods upstairs. Witness was not agreeable to this and Kelly. then told him to take the goods back to his shop, and that eventual- Ir an European lady and gentleman. would call for them. He went back to his shop, but after half an hour no one had come for the goods, Witness then went back to the house opposite the City Hall to make inquiries about the men, and he was told that no such persons had been living there. It then dawned upon witness, as a result of his reading of news- papers, that the men were endeavouring to secure goods by means of a trick. While on his way to inform the police, witness met Kelly and said to him, You have bought some goods from me." Kelly denied any such thing, and witness, being full of suspicion, blow a police whistle and had the young man arrested by all Indian constable. When Kolly was in the custody of the constable a foki from another shop came up and mid that he was the man who had got some goods from him by fraud a few days ago.

His Worship examined the bill, and Jound that it had been made out to "L Jones." Witness remarked that this was the name given by the defendant Baxter." Asked who undertook to pay for the goods, witness said that all the men said that Kelly would pay, and Kelly himself told him that he would pay if witness would go with him.

At this stage the hearing was adjour- e until this morning.

LAUNCH AT KOWLOON DOCK.

A vessel named the Tri Lee, built by the Hongkong and Whampoa Dock Co, for the See Yap River Steamship. Co. for service on the West River, was launched at the Kowloon decks on Thursday evening,. the christening ceremony being performed by Mira. Stanley H. Dodwell in the presence of mahy spectators.

a certain book, to wit, one payment out

entrusted with certain valuable securities,

own uso,

all. Should

this

was

The fugitive is now therefore formally discharged on the second charge and com- mitted to prison on the remaining four charges to await the further order of the Governor.

Mr. Wood added that the surrender of the defendant would not be rude for a period of fourteen days and that during the interim defendant would have the right to apply to the Courts for a writ of Intens Corpus.

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book for the period between the first and that on that date Chau hwing-ming, then to clear himself from the suspicion of favour upon his pleadings and promised sixth months of the first year of the Governor General of the Kwangtung fraudulently converting it to his own use, to become the lady of his junk. At the further last moment, however, the heartless flirt, republic, the property of the Government province, issued a proclamation (Exhibit either by alleging other or

21) announcing that the President Yuan instructions, or by alleging that be dis of the Province of Kwangtong, China,

4.For that he, the said Chung Hsiu Shih-kai was a rebel against the Republic obyed his instructions in the interest of for such she evidently was, left poor nam, otherwise Chung Sau Nam, on the and that it was his own intention to loyalty and good government, it is open Leung Toi Hi in the lurch, and the bout- 4th day of August, 1913, at Cauten, impeach and purish the said Yuan Shih to him to tender evidence on these mat-man's castles fell from the air with a sickening crash. His love, in common China, then being a servant of the Govern. ku. It has been shown also that the ters. This he has not done.

Fourthly, the discharge of the fugitive ment of the Province of Kwangtung, President on the 26th July issued a feloniously and fraudulently did embezzle proclamation (Exhibit 17) dismissing on all charges, but more especially on the with fictional heroes, changed to quite à and steal the two several sums of $100,000 Chan Kwing-ming from the office of third charge, viz. that relating to the different feeling: he looked upon the and $50,000 delivered to him for his said Governor General of the Kwangtanglarceny of the book, is claimed on the wasted savings, and little knick-knacks

provines for raising a rebellion. Wit ground that the evidence offered by the employer.

5.For that he, the said Chung Hsin-esses in this case speak of Chan Kwing Crown is insufficiently conclusive to justify with which he had hoped to beautify the It has been water home of future Mrs. Leung, and his, nam, otherwise Chung Sau Nam, on the ming's proclamation as a "declaration of a committal for surrender. 4th day of Angust, 1919, and divers and independence" and it is so described, argued that while a Magistrate consider business instincts got the better of him. also in the later proclamation issued bying, the same evidence for committal to other dates subsequent thereto, then being So Shur-tso on the 4th August (Exhibit the Criminal Sessions of this Colony. This revolution of feelings resulted in to wit, two cheques, one for $100,000 drawn: 23). It is useless to look in these pro might or might not hold that it was his claiming from the deceiving minx

sufficient to put the accused upon his 3924; 8113 paid by him to the lady under MACGREGOR&C clamations for the accurate language of on the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking constitutional law. All that can be safely trial" (Ordinance 3 of 1890, Section 78, Corporation, Shameen, Canton, and one gathered from them and from the oral read with Ordinanec 7 of 1880, Section & verbal contract for marriage, and $119. mere $119-for breach of the contract, heart and for $50,000 drawn on the International evidence given in the enquiry is that 10 (1), yet the evidence cannot be held to

damage to his wounded Banking Corporation, Shameru, Canton, after the 21st July there ensued in the

raise a strong and probable presump feelings. the property of the Government of the city of Canton a time of nolitical con- tion of the guilt of the accused, and

His Honour unsuccessfully endeavoured on the authority of in re Wong Ka- Province of Kwangtang, China, in order fusion. How far between the dates 21st

to preserve a sad-looking exterior when that he might remit the proceeds thereof July and the 4th August the machinery cheong (Hongkong Law reports 1905- to Shanghai and in turn to Nanking, did of Government

and 1906, p. 23), it is essential that the the deserted boatman appeared in the fraudulently convert the said valuable reorganized, there is little evidence to evidenos should raise this presumption to witness-box and brokenly told of his securities and the proceeds thereof to his show. What part the provincial support a committal for surrender under shattered hopes, and, in giving judgmont The T'ai Lee is a handsomely modelled

assembly itself took is not apparent. The the Chinese Extradition Ordinance, I for $112 and costs, remarked that defen. steel twin-screw steamer, classed to the Some evidence relating to charges Nos. Canton officials seem for the most part shall here, therefore, while allowing that dant appeared to be very cool about the "American Bureau of Shipping, Al, 20

1. 2. 4 and 6 is not disputed. On the 2nd to have remained at their posts waiting further evidence may put a new aspect matter; it was evident her heart was not years, for Lay and river service, and also August, 1913, the fugitive, who was then or events. The population continued to Al. to Board of Trade regulations. Her performing the duties of a Superintendent Day Government dues to the Treasury, dimensions are 217 feet over-all by 38 feet in the Treasury at Canton, presented at The one act of administration which can by 12 feet, moulded to main deck, and she the Treasury an order for money, pur be claimed by the rebel Governor General has a deadweight carrying capacity of 300 porting to be signed by Chan Kwing is that he depleted the Treasury It is togs on a light draught. There are ming, then the actual, though not the agreed by the learned Counsel on hoth throw decks, providing ample passenger rightful, Governor-General of the Kwang sides that the question whether during accommodation; 25 European first-class tung province. The order (marked that period a rebel Government did or on the upper and shade decks forward, Exhibit 7) on the face of it was for did not establish itself in the province of 47 Chinese first-class amidships, and 158

money required to be sent to Nanking Kwangtung is a matter of degree." No second-class on the upper deck aft, whilst for military expenditure. On this order rules can be laid down to guide a jury in But, for my part, I bearer cheques on banks in their decision. a large number of deck passengers are. provided for on the main deck. Special Shameca, Canton (marked Exhibits. 11 attention has been given to the European and 13), for $100,000 and $50, respec first class acronimodation, six special tively were issued by Treasury clerks on staterooms and a dining saloon being placed at the foremost end of the shade the 4th August to the fugitive. On the deck for these passengers. This position 6th August, the fugitive obtained two could sercely be excelled as regards drafts in his own name for similar amounts from the banks concerned, which natural ventilation and coolness during drafts no brought to Hongkong on the Throughout the vessel 17th August, and later realized. On these fitted with a complete system of electric facts after the close of the case for the

The propelling lighting and faus. machinery consists of two sets of inverted Crown, Mr. Potter, Counsel for the direct acting. surface condensing. triple Crown, intimated that in his opinion the expansion engines, having cylinders 15 Crown could not expect to succeed on the inch, 24 inch, and 30 inch diameter, and second charge, the charge of larceny of stroke 25 inches. Steam is supplied at atoney, seeing that the fugitive in fact On the third 180lbs. pressure by two large multitabular never obtained the money within the marine boilers working under Howden's jurisdiction of China. system of forced drught, which it i charge, which is concerned with the anticipated will develop sufficient power larceny of an account book, the evidence

the voyage,

two

for the fully laden service speed of 14 shows that on the 4th August, 1913, n few hours before the Canton Treasury was knots.

Messrs. Carmichael and Clarke super-abandoned in consequence of a distur bance, the fugitive had in his possession intended the building of the vessel.

on the matter express the opinion that the evidence before me if presented to & jury in its pro form is calculated to raise a strong undanobable presumption of the guilt of te reused in respect of any of these darrera Nos. 1, 3, 4 and 5). Fifthly, the scurge of the fugitive is claimed on the rond that he has made a claim of right. a claim to retain the money the subject matter of charges Nos. 1, 4 and 5 as against the Kwangtung Government. It is to bo

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