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OPIUM CASE - AT “CENTRAL”

David Evans In

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Court.

The hearing of the case in which Charles David Evans, aged 37, car penter of the motor vessel Java- nese Prince, and Wong Yau, aged 61, described as a boarding-house runner are charged with doing an act preparatory to the exportation of opium, and with possession of 1,000 taels of prepared oplum on board the Javanese Prinec on June 17, was continued before Mr. K. Keen at the Central Magistracy yesterday.

The prosecution was" conducted by Mr. WM, Thomson, Assistant Superintendent of Imports and Exports, while the defendants, Evans and Wong. were respectively represented by Messrs. W.A. Mac kinlay, and J.T. Prior.

In answer to Mr. Prior's sub- mission at the last hearing that Yasim bin Dollah, the ship's bo'sun, was in fact an accomplice of the defendants. Mr. Thomson held that no evidence had been given to that effect.

Mr. Prio: maintained

that Dollah was an accomplice and was the moving spirit of the whole

concern,

In reply to His Worship's hold- Ing that Wong had a case to ans- wer on both charges, Mr. Prior declared that he would appeal against the decision on both of them.

Answering" a submission put forward by Mr. Mackinlay, Ela Worship said that he did not pro- pose to alter the procedure of the Court in regard to the charges, but Informed Mr. Mackinlay that the defence could put forward documents on their own behalf.

CABIN BOY TO STAND TRIAL

Customs Cruiser Murder

At the continued hearing of the case in which Chung Chf Cheung cabin boy on the Chinese Maritime Customs cruiser Cheung Keng, is charged with the murder of Capt. D. L Campbell, before Mr. Keen at the Central Magistracy yester- day Lee Ming. boatswain. corro- borated the evidence of Chu Cheung Koen, the chief officer, He also stated that the alarm gong- was sounded by him after he had heard gun-shots

Sergeant Robinson gave evidence that he boarded the Cheung Keng and found the defendant lying wounded in the spare cabin.

Formal evidence was then given by Acting Chief Inspector K. W. Andrew, Sergeant H. N. Moran, and Inspector Hopkins.

The Police Interpreter, Tam Fak HI, gave evidence of the statemerit the defendant made when he was that at the time of the act he was charged which was to the effect. in a sub-conscious state of mind.

The defendant in the witness stand stated that when the crime was committed he had lost his senises, and that he had no know- ledge of what had occurred unt!! he was informed in hospital by his relatives.

The defendant was committed to the August Criminal Sessions.

THEFT ON A STEAMER

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Sentences totalling six weeks' imprisonment with the option of a fine of $35 were imposed on Leung Kwan, & 'shoemaker, by Mr, K. M. A. Barnett at the How- In the course of legal arguments, loon Magistracy yesterday morning questions in connection with a when he appeared on two charges ball of $20,000 ($10,000 in cash and. of receiving a watch, property of $10,000 in bonds) for Wong were Mr. M. J. Lerrand, Chief Electrical ralaed, by Mr. Prior, to which Mr. engineer, on board the sa. Presi-- Thomson replied that the fine, if ❘ dent Doumer, and unlawfully defendant was convicted, could be pawning the watch. $5,000 and a year's imprisonment. In evidence, Mr. Lerrand said After certain legal points were that about 4.30 p.m. on June 26, brought up in respect of a hotel a shoe dealer came into his cabin bond, His Worship stated that he and he bought a pair of slippers would see Wong's brother in cham-from him. He then went, out for bers, and meanwhile remanded de- | a short time and when he returned fendants, formally for one week, found that his watch was missing. with ball as before. after which report was then made to the the case was adjourned til July police. 21, at 2.15 p.m.

Leung Kwan said that a man had bought a pair of shoes from him and had given him the watch as he had no money. He did not suspected that it was a stolen article.

DOG BITES

AN OLD OFFENDER

Tai King, aged 18. Dairy Farm Detective Sergt. Hutchinson, who coolle, who was bitten by a Dal- prosecuted, said Leung was ar matlan dog owned by Lt. Favell.rested the next day while redeem- of HMS. Perseus, at the Lowering his watch, which he pawned Peak Tram Station on Monday, re- for $4 ceived treatment at the Queen Mary Hospital. The dog was sent to Kennedy Town for observation. While walking along Prince Ed- ward Road on Monday night, Leung Ching, married woman, was also bitten by an Alsatian dog, as a result of which she was sent to the Kowloon Hospital for treak- ment. The dog which was own by Ho Fee, of No, 380 Prince Edward Road was brought to Ma Tau Kok for observation.

THEY STOLE A BOAT!

An anchor of a considerable size found in a small boat gave cause

DEATH OF TWO

PRISONERS

Inquest Verdicts

An inquest into the death of Tsol Sau was held at the Central Magistracy yesterday when Mr. K. -Keen sat as Coroner, assisted by a

jury comprising Messrs. Li S Chow (foreman), T. Grimes, and T. Leung.

Chief Warder H. Barrett. of Vic- toria Goal, testified that the de- censed was admitted to prison on May 25, and entered the prison hospital on July 5, where he pass ed away the same day.

Dr. G. Shaw stated that the cause of death was chronic tuber- culosis and sleepy sickness, or in- fammation of the brain,

A verdict of death from natural causes was returned.

TUBERCULOSIS VICTIM

An inquest into the death of Chan On, a prisoner, was held at the Central Magistracy yesterday. Mr. K. Keen sat as Coroner. The jury comprised Mesars." H. Mundy (Foreman), M. A. Wahab and W. A. Stewart.

Chief Warder J. W. FitsGerald, of the Hong Kong Prison, Stanley, testified that the prisoner died In the prison hospital on July 11. Dr. Shaw stated that the cause of death was tuberculosis and heart. disease.

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. A verdict of death from natural. causes was recorded.

WORLD'S GOLF TITLE

Cotton Two Up

Walton Heath, July 12. champion, finished two up over the Henry Cotton, British open golf

drst 36 holes of a 72 holes match

Shute against Densmore

the American golfing star here to-day.

The contest Is styled the "World's Golf Championship and is spen- sored by the "News Of The World" which is offering prize. The match is over 72 holes and final 36 to be played to- morrow.

handsome

James Braid is refereeing the maten on which there is some very heavy

wagering. Cotton started:

an 7 to 11 favourite and did much to justify such confidence by tak- day's play. ing an important lead during to-

Three thousand people were pre- sent over the course during the afternoon and saw Cotton in ane form with his wooden clubs. On the other hand Shute's driving

been three down at the 36th had broke down and he would

have

he not holed a ten yard putt.

Cotton went round in 35 and 34 (89) and Shute needed 34 and 37 (71).

Kwong Wing Fat." aged 35, ap-

The American bécame two up at peared before Mr. K. Keen yester- the 23rd and held the advantage day at the Central Magistracy until the 29th when he lost a hole. when he was charged with stealing Cotton then proceeded to win the a bathing costume and a towel 32nd to square and the 33rd and from No 11 Arbuthnot Road. Sub- 34th to lead for the first time. He Inspector Armitt for the prosecu- held on to his advantage until the tion stated that the defendant 38th, and all but secured a lead of was previously convicted, and a three sentence of two months" hard Reuter. Jabour was passed

POSSESSION OF OPIUM

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Ап Indian watchman, Hira

For the possession of 77 taels (Singh, was the complainant at the for suspicion to a Chinese Detec- of raw oplum at his house at No. Kowloon Magistracy yesterday tive who happened to be on patrol 212. Apllu Street, ground floor, when two of his colleagues, Bachi- duty near the vicinity of Tai Kok Tsang Man-shun, aged 21, nem-tar Singh and Jagindar Singh, Tsui, Kowloon. Close investigation ployed, was fined $600 or three led to the arrest of two unemploy-months Imprisonment. Revenue ed. Lo Yung-shing, and Fang Officer P. J. O'Neill prosecuted. Hung who appeared before Mr. K. 'M. A. Barnett at the Kowloon Magistracy yesterday on charges:

OPTUM DIVAN CHARGE

were summoned for assault Inst February, in pathway at Tai Kok Tani.

Defendant was represented by Mr. M. A. da Silva while Mrĩ H. A. de B. Botelho was for the prosecu- tion

of larceny of the anchor and the boat which first defendant ad- mitted he had stolen from the Wong Ngau, aged 43, unemploy-

· After lengthy submissions by the Yaumat typhoon shelter several ed, was fined $80 or two months representatives of both parties days ago.

hard labour for keeping an opium his Worship, Mr. K. M. A. Barnett, divan and possession of about 27ound defendants guilty, of the taels or prepared, oplum at

of assault and ordered

Lo who pleaded guilty to the two charges of larceny was sent tenced to 12 weeks hard labour while Pang was sentenced to three months' for receiving the anchor, Detective Sgt. Brooks prosecuted

EMPRESS OF RUSSIA DELAYED

The Empress of Russia has been delayed at Shanghai and will now arrive at Hong Kong on Friday,

CON

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294, Khung Btret. Nine men were them to pay a Ane of $10, $1 also charged with smoking opium amends and #9 cost each, at the premises on the arrival of the revenue officers. They had their bail of $1 each estreated for failing to appear in Court:

Dr. Chadwick T. Kew, of Bhang- hai, brother of the well-known local land and share broker, Dr. Fred Kew, will be returning to the Northern Port, to-day by the 83. unregistered Kwongchow after spending a short yin, 28, iar holiday here.

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