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INDIA, AND COTTON

INDUSTRY.

(Continued from Page 0.)

HINDUS AND» MOSLEMS.

The situation between Hindus and Moslems was a mafler inherent. ly delicate and the solution of which was primarily for Indians All that the Govers. themselves. ment could do was 14 reiterate what was placed in the forefront of the Prime Minister's declaration, that the new constitution must coninin such guarantees as required by the minorities to protect their political liberties find rights. That was one of the basic conditions on which not only the fiovernment but all parties of the Conference took their stand,

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STUDENTS REVOLT IN

PORTUGAL.

DISTURBANCES IN OPORTO.

(IBROUGH KEYTEC's AÕESCY.}

Lisos, April 295.

It is authoritatively stated that so far there has been no fighting in Madeira. The operations against the rebels were interrupted as a result of the Bishop of Fanchal's efforts at mediation.

The Spanish revolution and the rebellion in Madeira have inflamed sections of students in universities hrattghout Portugal against the rate of the Dictator, General, Car zioan. The Poljee evicted student demonstrators from the School of Medicine, University of Oporto,, and one student was killed and 19 were injured by a collapse scaffolding,

Sevru Portuguese students were arrested on the Spanish frontier bearing pamphlets, urging the stud ents of Portugal to revolt.

Tiny was march too, short since Lord Irwin's conversations with Gandhi to form, any competent situation is disquieting, but admits The Government denies that the opinion of the effect of the agree that 10,000 troops are concentrated pet on trade muvements, and heat various points to preserve order had no reason to think that this if arcessary.

undertaking was being, disregarded, although certain lieulties had erisen which were receiving the nt- Lention of the Government of fralia..

The open preaching of buyout of British goods a political weapon had ceased.

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Regarding the political situațion, while there was a definite improve, inent in the Bombay Presidency, the position in the United Provinces

FAMOUS PAGODA'S NEW

TOP.

VALUED AT £60,000

(THROUGH RGUTER'S AGENCY.]

Rangoon," April 30, Pilgrims from,nil over the coun- try Assembled IL Shwe Bagon

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HONG KONG DAILY PRESS. FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1931.

ADVERTISED SAILINGS FROM HONG KONG

ALEXANDRIA

Pros. Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 31.

AMOY.

Haining, Douglas, May 1 Choking, R. & S., May 2. Haiyang, Douglas, May . Taiyuan, B.& S., May 0. Hosang, Jardine's, May 7.

niching, Douglas, May 8 Talawa, B.I., May 8. Tjikaring, J.C.J.L., May 8. Anshun, B. & S., May 10. Kutang, Jardine'a, May 17. Santhin, B.I., May 25. Tuensang. Jardine's, May 31,

ANTWERP.

Soudan, P. & O., May 2 Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Kalyan, P. & O., May D. Danmark, Manners, May 10. theinland, Jebsen, May 13.

DUTOH PORTS.

Fulda, Melchers, May 1. Sandal, 1 t ơn, dày 2 Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Otenluce, Jardine's, May 7. Kalyan, P. & O., May 0. Togtland, Jebsen, May 9. Danmark, Manners, May 10. Aeneas, F., May 12. Aister, Melebars, May 12. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12. Rheinland, Jelisen, May 13. City of Athens, Rank, May 16. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., May 10, Trave, Melchers, May 19. Java, Manners, May 22. Thuisburg, Jeba, May 3, Calchas, B.F., May 20 Burdwan, P. & O, May 30, Gleniffer, Jardine's, May 30. Harana Maru, N.Y.R., May 30. " Trier, Melchers, May 30.

FOOCHOW..

Haining. Douglas, May 1,

luichow, B. & S., May 3.

Javn, Manners, May 22. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.R., May 18. Haiyang, Douglas, May 5.

Burdwan, P. & 04 May 30, Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30.

AUSTRALIAN PORTS.

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Nellore, E. & A., May 1.. Taiping, B. & S., May 19. Kitano Maru, N.Y.K., May 23. Tanda, E., & A., May 30.

BALTIC FORTS,

Danmark, Manners, May 10. Java, Mannere, May 22.

BALTIMORE.

and the Punjab was less satisfne Pagoda when a pompous ceremony Tweedbank, Bank, May 8.

tary.

was held to replace the top of the pagoda, which was destroyed by an earthquake last year, with a uw golden top inset with dia-

Losos, April 29, Sixty Conservative' Porrs and Members of the House of Com ubas, including Lord Peel, Sirmonds, Samuel Hoare, Mr. Novillo Chae- berlain, and other ex-Ministers, as- sembled in the Bratse of Commons

The new top east £60,000,

BANGKOK,

Kaying, B. & S., May 3. Kwangehow, B. & S., May 10.

BARCELONA,

Fulda, Melebers, May '1, -

to-day and received a deputation RUSSIAN 'QUAKE DISASTER. Trier, Melchers, May 30,

From Lancashire regarding India

• and, the cotton trade,

A letter from Mr. Stanley Bald- win was rend in which he said that the "Conservative Party must judge how far it is", possible to achieve the federal idea without surrendering any essential safe. gunids which are clearly stated and which we consider fundamental to any future settlement. The Party intends to use its fullest influence to support British traders, and in- sist, that any settlement of the In than sitnation should have the fundamental provision of prohibit ng unfair discrimination against British trads

OVER A THOUSAND

CASUALTIES.

THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

Moscow, April 20. killed and eight hundred injured in At least 2 people have been the earthquake in the Cauensus.

The districts of Gerussy and Sisinns suffered the most severely, the majority of the villages in the region of Zangezur being destroy- ed. Many cutile perished.

The Soviet Government has as Falled to Protect Cotton Industry, signed two million roubles for the

Members of the deputation asked | relief of the sufferers. the Conservative Party's assistance on the ground that the British and Indian Governments had "failed to protect the cotton industry.'

Demetrindi (of the Indian

the Manchester Chamber i

describing the boy

of Colish goods in India, de

voti of

clared that unless the Governinent gralt both with the boycott and the import duty, the British textile trade with India would certainly end.

Mr. Chamberlain and Sir Samuel Hanre assured the deputation of the Conservatives' sympathy and apport. The deputation later saw Liberal politicians who expressed themselves as "greatly impressed by their overwhelming case,

The Labour

AMERICANS EXPELLED FROM TEXAS:

NOT REGISTERED.

{THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY }

are

EL PABO (Texas), April 20. Seven thousand Americans shortly to be expelled from Mexico, cording to the Texas Herald ost, as the Mexican Government has discovered that they are living in Mexico without authority, hav- ing outstayed their six months' visas without registering them. selves as permanent residents.

Com- member. munder Kenworthy, speaking in the Lobby subsequently as re- gards the deputation, deplored the Boycott and said "One should tell these people that if we are going to attend the Itound Table Confer ence it must be understood that it is to be a fair crack of the whip and the freedom of trade.”

Four members of the House of Commons-Meaars. Oliver, Comp- ton, Tillett, and Hammersley have been appointed as another is. putation by the Committee of the Lancashire House of Commons group, which privately interviewed Mr. Wedgwood Bean on the same subject.

Situation Brighter.

NAVAL STRENGTH.

AMERICA STUDYING ITALO- FRENCH DATA.

{URUTER'S AMERICAN SERVICE)

WASHINGTON, April 29, Me. H. L. Stimson is carefully studying data regarding the Naval negotiations recently conducted in London, Faris and Rome.

LONDON, April 29. That the situation as regards the The effect of the Irwin-Gandhi | proposed British Franco - Italian agreement on trade was dealt with naval agreement has not advanced by the Labour Member, Lord Snell, since that of a few weeks ago, is the new Under Secretary for India, shown by a statement of Mr. in his first speech, in the House of Henderson at question time in, the Lards in reply to a debate on In-House of

dia.

Hanid that the time was too short for a confident opinion in regard to the effect. He had no reason to believe that the under taking in regard to the boycott of British commodities was generally being disregarded, though certain difficulties and arisen which the Government of India were consider- ing.

Commons, that the British Government is still await. ing replies from the French and Italian Governmenta to the British statement with reference to recent, French counter-proposals.

"Stealing a March on Britain." LATER.

A suggestion that foreign "Gov. ernments, notably Italy are steal. ing a march on Britain by secur He was informed that the opening large foreign orders for des preaching of boycott as a politi-troyers and other light warships, cal weapon bad practically eens by advertising the high speeds

ed, but efforts were still being made persuade Indians to conso using Toreign cloth. That was consistent with the agreement.

which their craft have attained, was made nt question time in tho Commons.

BELAWAN-DELI. Cremer, J.C.J.L., May 7.

BOMBAY

Yamagata Maru. N.Y.K., May 1. Col di Laun, Dodwell's, May 10. Kidderpore, P. & O., May 5.

lyo Mara, N.Y.K., May 11. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 17. Alipore, P. & O. Max 20. Comorin, P. & O., May 23.

BOSTON.

Tsuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pros. Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Twoodbank, Bank, May 8, Pres. Hayen, Dollar, May 17. Siameso Princo, Furness, May 10. Aanka Maru, N.Y.K., May 23. Kuma Maru, N.Y.K., May 25. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 37.

BREMEN.

Fulda, Melchers, May 1 Alster, Melchers, May 12. Trave, Melchers, May 18. Trior, Melchers, May 30.

BRINDISI.

Col, di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 17,

CALOUTTA.

Takada, B.I., May 5.. Nagato Mara, N.Y.K., May 8. Kumsang, Jardine's, May 9. Sirdhana, B.I., May 14. Rangoon Maru, N.Y:K., May 15. Suisang, Jardine's, May 10. Tilawa, B.I., May 30.

CASABLANCA,

Kalyan, P. & O., May 0. Calchas, B.F. May 28, 3

OHEPOO.

Huichow, B. & S., May 3. Kusichow, B. & S., May. 15.

COLOMBO,

Haiching, Douglas, May 8. Cheongshing. Jardine's, May 10. Kneichow, B. & S, May 15, Chipshing, Jardine's, May 21.

GENOA

Failda, Melchers, May 1 Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Vogtland, Jebsen, May 3. Col di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Nanking, Cilman's, May 12. Rheinland, Jebsen, May 13, Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K., May 16 Cracovia, Dodwell's, May. 17. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Elpenor, B.F., May 20 Duisburg, Jebsen, May 23. Trier, Melchers, May 30. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 31.

GLASGOW.

Aeneas, B.F., May 12. Elpenor, B.F., May 20.

GOTHENBURG.

Nanking, Gilman's, May 12.

HAIPHONG AND HOIHOW.

Kiungelow, B. & S., May 9. Kingyan, B. & S., May 22.

HAMBURG.

Fulda, Melchers, May 1 Soudan, P. & Q., May 2, Glenluce, Jardine's, May 7. Vogtland, Jebsen, Miny 0. Danmark, Manners, May 10. Aeneas, B.F., May. 12. Alster, Melchers, May 12. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12. Rheinland, Jebsen, May 13. City of Athens, Bank, May 18.. Trave, Melchers, May 10. Java, Manners, May 22. Duisburg. Jebsen, May 23. Calchas, B.F., May 26 Burdwan, P. & O., May 30, Gioniffer Jardine's, May 30. Trior, Melchers, May 30,

HAVRE.

Soudan, P. & O., May 2 Rheinland, Jehsen, May 13, City of Athens, Bank, May 10. Elpenor, B. F., May 20.

HONOLULU,

Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.K., May 13. mp. of Japan, C.P.S., May 93. Rakuye Maru, NY.K., May 23. Asama Haru, N.Y.K., May 27.

JAPAN PORTS

Katori Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Tsuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Tyndaraus, B.F., May 2 Moncalieri, Dodwell's, May 4. Menesthens, B.F., May 5. Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K., May 6. Kamakura Maru N.Y.K., May 0 Hosang, Jardino's, May 7 Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., May 9. Kashmir, P. & O., May 8. Tanda, E. & A, May 8. Tilawa, B... May B. Glenogle, Jardine's, May 10. Porthos, M.M., May 11. Havelland, Jebsen, May 13. Tatsuta Maru, NY.K., May 13. Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., May 1.

Lahn, Melchors, May 15. Soudan, P. & O, May 2.

Kashima Maru, N.Y.K., May 10 Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2.

Kutsang, Jardine's, May 17, Pros, Harrison, Dollar, May 3.

Diomed, B.F., May 18. Kidderpore, P.&O., May 6.

Meriones, B.F., May 2%. Gleluco, Jardine's M

Nagara, Gilman's, May 2. Kalyan, P. & O., May Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Hanpura, P. & O.. May 22. Ivo Maru, N.Y.A., May 11. Aeneas, B.F, May 12 Goneral Metzinger, M.M., May 19. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., May 16. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 17,"| Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Alipare, P. & O.. May 20. Comorin, P. & O., May 23, Sphinx, M.M., May 20 Burdwan, P. & O, May 30. Gleniffer, Jardine's, May 30. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30, Pres, Fillmore, Dollar, May 31

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Mr. Alexander, however, was re- luctant to believe that speed was COPENHAGEN.

the determining factor in the award

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The Government of India hnd re- ceived the general impression that the sales of foreign, including Bri- of warship contracts, or that the Danmark, Manners, May 10. tish cloth, had increased, and that the existing stocks were being clear ability of British designers to pra Java, Manners, May 22,

There was undoubtedly dice any desirable speed was in widespread

doubt, either here or abroad. He | DALMY. ponce throughout India. There were cor- pointed out that all the new ves- tainly difficult times ahead, but sols of the British Navy had car. the Government saw nothing in the ried out their trials, including full situation to justify a mood of pessi-power, to show their capacity to fulfil the conditions of their design.. matan-

desiro for

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Farpodon, B.F., Mny 2. Toan, B. &.9., May 4. Linon, B. & S., May 11. Patroclus, B.F., May 29.

Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., May 23. Emp. of Japan, C.F.S., May 23. Rakuyo Maru, N.V.K., May 23. Glenehane, Jardine's, May 24. Sauerland, Jebsen, May 24.. Chenonceaux, M.M., May 25. Santhin, B.I., May 25. Asuma Maru, N.Y.F., May 27. City of Batavia, Bank, May 27. Gange, Dodwell's, May 27, Protesilaus, B.F., May 28. Yuensang. Jardine's, May 31.

| JAVA PORTS, ··

Tiileboet, J.O.J.L., May B. Tjikembang. J.C.J., May. 12. Tisaroen, J.JL, May 19. Tjinegara, J.O.J.L., May 28.

LIVERPOOL.

Toyooka Maru, NY.K., May 16. - Eipenor, B.F., May 20

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LONDON.

Soudan, P. & O., May 2, Terokuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Glenlace, Jardine's, May 7. Kalyan, P. & O., May 9. Col di Laun, Dodwell's, May 10. Aeneas,, B.F., May 19. City of Athens, Bark, May 16. liakusan Maru, NY.K., May 18. Cracoving Dodwell's, May 17, Trave, Melchers, May 15, Comorin, P. & D., May 22 Calelins, B.F., May 24. Burdwan, P. & O., May 30. Gleniffer, Jardine's, May 30. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30.

LOS ANGELES.

Pro, Cleveland, Dollar, May 12." Tatsuta Maru, NY.R., May 13, Hakayo Maru, N.Y.K., May £3, Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 20. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., May 27.

MANILA

Emp. of Russia, C.F.S., May 1, Fulin. Melchers, May 1 Nellore, E. & A., May Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Pres, Cleveland, Dollar, May 3 Pres Madison, A.M.L., May 9. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12. Tiikering, J.C.J., May 12. Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., May 15. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Pros, Pierce, Dollar, May 19. Taiping, B. & S., May 19. Kitano Maru, N.Y.E., May 23. Frea. Madison, A. M.L.. May 23. Tinegare, J.CJ., May 23. Tanda, E. & A., May 30. Trier, Melchora. May 30. Pres. Fillmore. Dollar, May 31.

MARSEILLES,

Soudan, P. & D., May 2. Terakuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May a Kalyan, P. & O., May 9.- Vogtland, Jobsen, May 9. Danmark. Mannors, May 10. Aeneas, B.F., May 12,

ater. Melchers, May 12. General Metzinger, M.M., May 12, Rheinland, Jebsen, May 13. Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K., May 13. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., May 18. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Trave, Melchers, May 19, Java, Manners, May 22. Comorin, P. & O., May 23. Calchas, B.F., May. 28. Sphinx, M.M., May 26. Burdwan, P. & O.. May 30, Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 31.

NAPLES.

Terakuni Maro, N.Y.K., May 2. Pres, Harrison, Dollar May 3. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., May 10. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Siamese Prince, Furness, May 19. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 31, 1

NEW YORK, BOSTON, etc.

Teuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pres, Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Tweedbank, Bank, May 8. Pres. Cleveland, Dollar. May 12. Pres. Haves, Dollar, May 17. Siamese Prince, Furness, May 19. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., May 21, Kuma Maru, N.Y.K., May 25. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 28. Pres. Fillmore, Dollar, May 31.

NEWCHWANG.

Tenn, B. & S. May 4. Linan, B. & S., May 11.

NINGPO.

Chekinng, B. & 5., May 2

NORTH CHINA PORTS.

Sarpedon, B.F., May 2. Tsuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Trier, Molchera, May 5. Lahn, Melchers, May 15. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., May 23. Patroclus. B.F., May 29,

PAKHOL.

Kiungehow, B. & S., May 8. Kingyuan, B. & S., May 2

PANAMA.

Tsuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pres, Cleveland, Dollar, May 12. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., May 23, Bakuyo Maru, N.Y.K., May 23. Kama Maru, N.Y.K., May 28. Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 28,

PENANG.

Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., May 1. Boudan, P. & O., May 2 Terukuni Maru, N.Y.E., May 2. Pres. Harrison, Dollar May 3. Kidderpore, P. & O., May 5. Takada, B.1., May 6. Cremer, 3.CL., May 7. Glenluce, Jardines, May 7. Nagato Maru, N.Y.K., May 8. Kalyan, F. & O., May 0, ........ Kumsang, Jardine's, May 0. Iyo Maru, N.K.K., May 11. Aanons, B.F., May 12. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12, Birdhana, B.I., May 14." Rangoon Mara, N.Y.E., May 15. Hakusan Maru, N.V.K., May 18. Suing, Jardine's, May 18.. Alipore, P. & O., May 20, Frai, Fillmore, Dellur, May 31, Comoria, P. & O, May 23.

C Burdwan, P. & O., May 30, Gleniffer, Jardine's, May: 30. Haruna Maru, N.Y.K., May 30. Tilawa, BI, May 30,

PORT SAID.

Soudan, P. & D., May 2 Terukuni Maru, Y.Y.K., May 2, Kalyan, P. & O., May 0. Cal, di Lana, Dodwell's, May 10. Danmark, Manners, May 10. Aenons, B.F., May 12. General Motzinger, M.M., May 12. Nanking, Gilman's, May 12. Toyooka Marn, N.Y... May 18, Hakusan Maru, N.Y.K., May 18. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 17. Elpenor, B.F., May 20. Java, Maunors, May 22. Comorin, P. & O., May 29, Colchas, BF, May 20. Sphinx, M., May 20. Burdwan, P. & 0.. May 30, Hartina Maru.. N. Y, K., May 30,

RABAUL.

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Nellore, E. & A., May 1. Bremerhaven, Melchers, May 6, | Tanda, E. & A., May 30:

RANGOON.

Nagalo Maru, N.Y.K.. May 8. Rangoon Maru, N.Y.K., May 15.

BAIGON.

General Metzinger, M.M., May 12. Sphinx. M.M., May 28.

SANDAKAN.

Mausang, Jardine's, May 1, Hinsang, Jardine's, May 10,

SAN FRANCISCO,

Tsuyama Maru, N.Y.K., May 2 Nanking, Giban's, May 19. Pres. Cleveland, Dollar, May 12 Tatauta Maru, N.Y.K., May 13 Asuka Maru, N.Y.K., May 23 Itakuyo Maru, N.Y.K.. May 23 Pres. Pierce, Dollar, May 26. Asama Maru, N.Y.K., May 27.

SANTUAO.

Tenn. B. & S., May 4.

SCANDINAVIAK PORTE,

Danmark, Manners, May 10. Nanking, Gilman's. May, 12, Java, Manners, May 9.

| SEATTLE.

Tyndarous, B.F., May 2. Pres. Lincoln, Dollar, May 3. Pros, Madison. A.M.L., May 17. Protesilaus, B.F., May 28. Pres. Taft, Dollar, May 31.

SHANGHAI

Chekiang, B. & S., May 2. Katori Maru, N.Y.K., May 2 Sarpedon, B.F., May 2. Truyama Maru, M.Y.K., May 2. Waishing, Jardine's, May 2" Hangsang. Jardine's, May 3. Sunning.. B. & S., May 3. Moncalieri, Dodwell's, May 4. Tean, B. & S., May 4. Crncovin, Dodwell's, May 5. Menosthaus, B.F.. May b Sinking. B. & S., May: 5. Trier, Melchers, May 5. Chaksang, Jardine's, May 6. Hakodate Maru, N.Y.K., May 6. Kamakora Mara N.Y.K., May 6. Taiyuan, B. & S., May 6. Hosang. Jardine's, May 7. Emp. of Russia, C.P.S., May 6, Kashmir. P. & O., May 8. Tanda, E. & A., May 8, Tilawa, B. & S.. May 8. Tiikarang. J.C.J.L, May B. Theseus, B.F., May 9. Glebogle, Jardine's, May 10. Szechuen, B. & S., May 10. Yatahing. Jardine's, May 10. Linan, B. & S., May 11. Porthos, M.M., May 11. Soochow, B. & B., May 12 Haveliand, Jobsen, May 13. Kwongsang, Jardine's, May 13. Tatsuta Maru, N.Y.E., May 13. Lahn. Melchera, May 15. Kashima Maru, NY.K.. May 14 Kutsang, Jardine's, May 17. Diomed, B.F. May 18. Meriones, B.F., May 22. Nagara, Gilman's, May 22. Ranpura. P. & O.. May 2. Asuka Maru, N.Y.K.. May 21 Emp. of Japan. C.P.S.. May 23. Glenshane, Jardins's May 24. Sauerland, Jebson, May 24. Chenonceaux, M.M.. May 25. Asama Maru. N.Y.K., May 27. City of Batavia, Bank, May 27. Gange, Dodwell's, May 27. Malaya, Manters, May 28. Patroclus. B.F.. May 20, Vuensang. Jardino's, May 31

SINGAPORE

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Yamagata Maru, N.Y.K., May 1. Soudan, P. & O., May. E. Terukuni Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Pres. Harrison, Dollar, May 3. Kidderpore, P. & O., May 6 Takada, B.I.. May & Cremor, J.C.J.L, May 7. Glenluce, Jardine's, May 7. Nagato Maru, N.Y.K., May 8. Kalyan, P. & O., May 9,50. Kumsang, Jardino's, May ... Anshun, B. & 8., May 10. Col. di Lana, Dodwell's, May Iyo Maru, NYK May 11 Acneas, B.F., May 19.

Aistor, Melchers, May 12

PLAGIARISM CASE CONCLUDED.

MR. EUGENE O'NEILL WINS ACTION.

New York, April 22,-Ons of New York's most sensational court cases | involving charges of plagiarism came to an end here to-day when Mias Georgie S. Lewis lost for suit ngainat Mr. Eugene O'Neill, play- wright and novelist, for Gold $2,000,000

Miss Lewis charged that in writ ing his play, "The Strange Inter- late," Mr O'Neill used parts of

her poem, Temple Pallas Athena."

Not only did the court dismiss Miss Lewis charges of plagiarism tit ordered that she may Mr. O'Neill's Counsel feos, amounting to G,817,500.

In literary and other circles the case attracted grent attention. Publishers, critics and other authors took the stand to testify on behalf of either Mr. O'Neill' or Misa Lewis, Verbal tilts between Counsel were of sufficient importance to fill columns of newspaper spaco.

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Mr. O'Neill was indignant in bis contention that he had never heard of Miss Lewis or her Temple Pallas Athene."

SINGAPORE (Continued)-

Sirdhana, B.I., May 14.

Rangoon Maru, N..K., May 15. Toyooka Maru, N.Y.K., May 15. Hakusan Maru, N.Y.H., May. 16. Suisang, Jardine's, May 10. Cracovia, Dodwell's, May 17. Pres. Hayes, Dollar, May 17. Trave, Melchors, May 19. Alipore, P. & O., May 20. Elpener, B.F.. May 20. Wakasa Maru, N.Y.K., May 20. Comorin, P. & O., May 23. Calchas, B.F., May 20. Splinx, M.M., Mar. 20. Burdwan, P. & O., May 30.. Gleniffer, Jardine's, May 30. Haruna Maru, N. Y. K., "May .. Tilawa, B.I., May 30, Pres, Fillmore, Dollar, May 31.

SOUTH AFRICAN PORTS.

Wakaan Mara, N.Y.K., May 20.

SOUTH AMERICAN PORTS.

Wakasa Maru, N.Y.K., May 2. Rakuye Mar, N.Y.K., May 23.

BWATOW.

Haining, Douglas, May 1. Hangsang, Jardino's, May.3. Auichow, B. & 8., May 3. Kaying, B. & S., May 3, Bunning, B. & S., May 3. Haiyang, Douglas, May 5. Sinkiang, B. & S., May 5. Chaksang, Jardine's, May 0 Haiching, Douglas, May 8. Anshun, B. & S., May 10. Cheongshing, Jardine's, May 10. Kwangchow, B. & S., May 10. Szechuen, B. & 8., May 10. Yaishing, Jardine's, May 10. Soochow, B. & S., May 1. Kwongsang, Jardino's May 13. Kueichow, B. & S., May 15. Chipahing, Jardine's, May 21.

TIENTSIN.

Huichow, B. & S., May 3. Cheongahing, Jardine's, May 10. Kucichow, B. & 8., May 15. Chipshing, Jardine's, May 21..

TRIESTE AND VENLOE,

Col di Laas, Dedwell's, May 10. Cracovia, Dodwell's,. May 17.

TSINGTAO.

Sarpedon, B.F., May 2, Hangsang, Jardine's, May 3. Sunning, B. & 8., May 3. Sinkiang, B. & S., May 6. Chaksang, Jardine's, May 6. Szechuan, B. & 8. May 10. Yathing, Jardins's, May 10." Soochow, B. & S., May 12. Kwangsang. Jardins's, May 13.

VANCOUVER, B,0.

Tyndaroun, B.F., May 2. Emp. of Russia, CP.S., May 9 Emp. of Japan, C.P.8., May 23. Protosilaus, B.F., May 28.

VICTORIA, B.0.

Tyndareus, B.F., May 2. Pros, Lincoln, Dollar; May 3- Emp. of Russia, C.P.B., May 8, Pros, Madison, A.M.L, May 17. Emp. of Japan, C.P.S., May 23, Protesilaus, B.F., May 28. Pros. Taft, Dollar, May 31.

VLADIVOSTOCK,

Cilonagle, Jardines, May 10.- Diomed, B.F., May 18. Glenshano, Jardino's, May 24,

WEIHAIWE.

Huichow, B. & B May.3..

General Metzinger, M.M., May 12, Kueichow, B. & S., May 15. Naoking, Gilman's, May 12.