Entimations.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1896.
W. BOFFEY & Co..
TAILOR S,
2, D'AGUILAR STREET.
Have an entirely Naw Stock of WOOLLENS to suit the Present and Coming Season,
Consisting of 2-
Advertisements.
THE CHINA AND MANILA STEAMSHIP COMPANY, LIMITED,
FOR MANILA (DIRECT). "HE Company's Steamship
THE
"ZAFIRO,"
| Captain Cobban, will be despatched for the above Port TO-MORROW, the 7th Instant, at 4 2.56, instead of as previously advertised.
The Hongkong Celegraph
HONGKONG, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1896,
REUTER'S MESSAGES.
THE ELECTION OF MR. MCKINLEY. LONDON, November 4th. The victory of Mr. McKinley was a sweeping one, and the majorities to the Easter, Northern
FCR having unlawfully displayed two signa! | THR British flagship Centurion and the doe- - lights while in the harbour, Captain Belles, of the patch-vessel: Alacrity will probably arrive' at stakmer Pindadons, was at the Police Court to- | Amoy to-morrow, where they will' stay for a day day fined $50.
or two prior to resuming the voyage from Shanghai to Hongkong.
.
Two Chinese, ons a herbalist, and the other a coolls, were fixed $3, in default ten days "hard" | WAN CHRUNO, servant, and Chong Chee, coolie, |to-day for unlawfully having in their possession" | were, at the Police Court to-day, charged before
newly cut branches of trees.
A CRICKET match will be played at Happy Valley 10-morrow, commencing at 2.15 pm, between the Rovers and "A" Company of the
A. Brown, Chaino, Hamis, Kerr, Lawrozco, McHardy, Hyndman, and Horley will play for the Ravers.
Capt. Hastings with having stolen 1 clock, x'
blanket, y shoots, a places of cloth, I waxor and r umbrella, valoed in all at $34. The case was proved up to the hilt and they were sent intoretire-
We are informed that Señor and Señora de P. Barhat Intendgiving another musical recital during the coming week at Mesnis W. Robinson
Tale Steamer has Superior Accommodation ind some of the Southern States were enormous. Ride Brigade. Messir Shelley, Buckler, Caran ment for six months.
FANCY SUITINGS, DRESS, FROCK and MORNING COAT SUITINGS, ULSTER and ❘ for Parengers.
OVERCOATINGS, BREECHES and RIDING MATERIALS in variety,
FANCY VESTINGS, TATTERSALLS and others.
Hongkong, 21st October, 1896,
NOTICE.
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*HE ANNUAL SESSION di HER MAJESTY'S JUSTICES of the PEACE will be held
at the ON THURSDAY, 14th day of November, A.D. 1896, at 2,30 o'clock in the Alternoon, for the purpose of considering the Undermentioned Applications for SPIRIT LICENCES for the Year 1895-1897-
Publican's licence. The Man at the No.
Queen's 306, Wheel Hotel
Road Central. The New Victoria No. 9, Queen's Rond
Hotel............................. Central.
The Kowloon Hotel..Elgin Road, British
Kowloon,
Name of Applicant.
Joachim Gomes
Whether before liceased.
Yes,
Description of ilcence.
Sign of House.
Situation of House.
非常
1. P. Madar
12
51
A. Bejanjes PATA
13
11
L.. M. Labo............................
The Peak Hotel Rural Bullding Let
77, Peak.
1
Hock Goon...................
John A. Drewes......
J
M. Stenberg *********
I. Silberman
G. Neubrian.....
Esther Oilver.............
W. Krster
[1
Anne Melhuish......
It
Adjunct licence.
13
F. I. F. Bedford
1
14
Mary Peterson
16 Frederica Bishop...
#
1. W. Jeborne .....
17:
P. bebut........
18
Henry Cook
No
19
Charles Mooney
Yes,
20
Man komed -
No.
Yes,
21
A. Moir
The
The Grand Hotel ... Nos. 240, 242 & 244, Queen's Road Central. Praya East No. 38 & 39, Praya Hotel........................... Esit The Colonial Hotel... No. 1, Jubilee Strect The Globe Hotel....... No. "~184,~~~ Queen's
Road Central.
The Land we live in No, 318, Queen's
Hotel.............. Road Central. The Travellers' Hotel Nos. 12 & 13, Victoria
Street,
The Rose, Shamrock No. 290 Queen's
Road Central. & Thistle Hotel ... The Criterion Nor 21 and 23,
Restaurant
Pattinger Street.
Pabiican's licence. The Western Hotel... Nos. go & 92, Queen's
Road West,
The German Tavern. No. 268, Queen's Read Central, and Blo two opper fors of No. 166, Queen's Road Central,
Suzukiwan Road. No. 3, Queen's Rond
Central.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
SHEWAN, TOMES & Co.
General Managers. Hongkong, 6th November, 1896," [1698
Intimations.
DAKIN, CRUICKSHANK & COMPANY, LIMITED, VICTORIA DISPENSARY,
HONGKONG.
AERATED WATERS,
SIMPLE AERATED WATER. SODA
WATER
LEMONADE.
The majority la New York was 300,000—the Largest on record.
GREAT REPUBLICAN MAJORITY. A great Republican majority in the next House is assured and probably also in the Senate.
FAVOURABLE EFFECT ON THE BOURSES, The election has produced the best Impression on the Bourses of London, New York, and the Continent, and the papers generally rejoice at the reinit,
INTERPORT RIFLE MATCH.
HONGKONO BEATS SHANOHAL.
The Hongkong team shot off at the Kowloon ranges this afternoon. The weather was very unfavourable, the gusty wind and drizzling rala belog dead against "tail" scoring. Notwith standing this, Hongkong's representatives put together 916 points, which is 16 points better than Shanghal scored. Out of this total Sergeant SARSAPARILLA D. McLennan (Hongkong Police) and Corp RASPBERRYADE, &C. Wooldridge contributed go each; the top scores.
INGER ALE.
DAKIN, ChuickSHANK & Co.'s WATERS Arn made under the constant supervision of a duly qualled Engilah Chemlat and will bear compa- rison with the best English Manufactures.
Special terms to HOTKIS, CLUBS, MESEIS and other Large Consumers,
The umpires were-Captain Sibling (A.D.C.) for Hongkong, Mr. W. K. Wylle for Shanghai, and Inspector W, Quincey for the Hongkong leam
The fall scores are as follows (--
D. McLennan
G. P. Lammert
Majar Wroitesloy, R.E. ...............kı
.............
96 Corp. Wooldridge, R. B 9ồ Capt. Fergussos, R.3................nti 94 Mr. W. Stewart
94 93
Captain Bation-Rabune.................
1437
W. McDonald
I
Any complaints should be addressed to the Manager.
Hoang tàn 7 HAY. TRO
NOTICES TO CORRESPONDENTS,
It la reggented that all communications relating to Subscriptions, Advertisements, ice, be addressed to the "Mungu, Honghong Tiligrijk" and not to the or
Letcars on Editorial matters to be sent to The Editor and
not to Individual members of the staff.
Concesiona betanded for publication must be accompanied
by the name and address of the writers, not necessarily for publication ; but as avidmes of good faith,
Whilst the columns of tha Hangåene Tiigrajh will always be open for the file discussion by correspondents of all question s affecting public interests, it must be distinctly understood that
E. C. Shepherd W. Robertson
passangeet
Grand Total.........915 The Hongkong team was Captained by Mr. A. Can, who is to be congratulated on the very satisfactory result.
LOCAL AND GENERAL.
the dice dow not in any way hold himself reparable for HER Majesty's craisers Bolus and Spartan sie
opinions then expressed,
TO ADVERTHERS. Adyutieers are requested to kewand sûl collows intended for fasertion in that day's less tot Ister than Three of'Clocit so 11 not to retard the andy publiension of the page.
Advertisements and Subscriptions which are tot ordered for n fixed padod will be continsed inifl conzon sanded,
The bay Vign Hotel Adjunci Nccace. The Gill Room ......
{Publican's licence The Windsor Hotel... No. 13, Queen's Road
Central. Mount Austin Hotel. Victoria Peak. The Hongkong Hotel Nos. 21, 23, 25 & 31, Queen's Road Central, and Nos, 1 and 3, Fedder's Street. The Stag Hotel....Nos. 148 and 150,
Queen's Road Hongkong. Central, The Sailors' Home.....Praya West,
WM. C. H. HASTINGS,
Magistracy, Hongkong, 7th October, 1896.
EYE-SIGHT.
NOTICE.
MR LONDON and CALCUTTA, they be con
FR. N. LAZARUS, Oculist-OPTICIAN, of
alled for SPECTACLES at the HONGKONG HOTEL (Room No. 139).
FOR A FEW DAYS ONLY..
A great proportion of cataracts and diresses affecting those advancing lá life occar to those having some deficiency in the construction of the eyes, the many years of "Eye Strain" coding in serious forms of disease. Glasses specially adapted in youth so those requirlag them sive and preserve the sight,
Constantly recurring headaches, spells of dimness when reading, weak eyes, the letters running together; any of these symptoms lodi.
Acting Police Magistrate.
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41.0-017 S Advertisements,
THEATRE
ROYAL,
CITY HALL.
Ey Kind Permission of
· Lieut-Colonel C. H B. NORCOTT, COMM-NDINO ¦' and
Under be Distingulehed Patronage of HE. Sir WILLIAM ROBINSON, K.C.M.G., H E. Maj. Gen. WILSONE BLACK, C.B..
Commodore SWINTON HOLLAND, R.N., A.D.C.
and
RIFLE BRIGADA BURLESQUE
The Hongkong Talry has the farget creation of any English newspaper published in the Far East, and is therefore the
best mailers for Advertisers. Terms can be learnt on application, The Hongheng Tüür raak's number si the Telephons Central Exchange No. 1. Talegraphic draan tuli Telegraph,"
A. S. WATSON & CO.,
LIMITED,
ESTABLISHED A.D. 1841.
WINES
AND
SPIRIT S.
ALL there are selected by our Landon House, bought direct al first hand, imported in wood and bottled by ourselves, thus saving all inter-
bast grow as at MODERATE PRICES.
Glanacs only to E:17°C. a) care. eye requiring "FRA DIAVOLO." mediato profits, and cabling as to supply the
Mr. LAZARUS supplies his SPECTACLES only after testing she sight.
ADVICE FREE.
HONGKONG HOTEL, (Room No. 139),
Hongkons, 3rd November 1896.
Co-day's Abbertisements.
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR SANDAKAN AND KUDAT. "HE Company's Steamibip
THE
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"DEUCALION," Captain Branch, will be despatched us above on TUESDAY, the roth instant, at 3 P.M.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE,
Agents. Hongkong, 6 h November, 1896. ·
CHINA' NAVIGATION COMPANY,
LIMITED.
FOR TIENTSIN.
'HE Company's Steamship
THE
"NANCHANG,"
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Captain Finlayson, will be despatched as above
on TUESDAY, the 10th inatan
For Freight or Passage, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents.
Hongkong, 6th November, 1896,
OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL. THE Cetapany's Steamship
.TO-NIGHT (FRIDAY), TO-MORROW (SATURDAY) and MONDAY, the 6th, 7th and 9th November, 1896. OVERTURE at 9 P.M. Panciually. Prices, $3, $1 and $1. (Soldiers and Sailors hall-price to $1 Seats), BOX OFFICE at Moser, W. ROBINSON & Co.'s Plano and Music Rooms.
A Special Tram will leave for the PEAK Gleep minutes after the fall of the Curtalm
Hongkong, 6th November, 1896
VICTORIA
PRICE LISTS, with Fall Detally, to be had en
Application.
PORT after removal should be reated a month before are. When required for drinking at once it should be ordered 10 be decanted at the DISPENSARY before being sent out,
[1711 SHERRY-Excellent Dinner and After Dianer Wines of very superior Vinges. All are frue-Xeres Wines,
HALL,
DUDDELL STREET.
Under the Distinguisued Patronage of His Excellency Major General BLACK, C.B., Acting Governor,
FOR A SHORT SEASON ONLY Commenclóg on WEDNESDAY, the 11th November.
THE IMPERIAL CHING LING FO0 TROUPE
OF WONDER-WORKS,
IN THEIR MOST MARVELLOUS, MYSTICAL AND MAGICAL ENTERTAINMENT,
PRICES:-
BAN
1
P
** *** 50
Front Seats Back Seats ..
(No Half-price.) [1712 Doors Open at 8 30 PM. Commencing at 9 P.M.
Hongkong, Gib November, 1846
"SARPEDON," Captain Grfer, will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the rith instant, at Noon,
·For Freight, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, .. 20 Agents. Hongkong, 6th November, 1896.
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· OCEAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
́ ́ FOR LONDON, VIA SUEZ CANAL.
THE Company's Steamship
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" TEUCER," Captulo Riley, will be despatched as above on WEDNESDAY, the 18th instant. | For Freight or Pasisge, apply to
BUTTERFIELD & SWIRE, Agents Hongkong; 6th November, sligő.
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|
at Shanghai,
1
The Off-Day's races will be held at Shanghai
TALXGRAPHIC advices respectleg the November opium sales in Calcutta bave reached kera. From these li appears that Patra fetched 238 rupees per chest and Benaras 1267. Ai the October sales much higher prices were realised, Patna fetching 1302 and Benares 1335 rupees per chest,
In the case of a widow named Tsol Yeung, charged at the Police Court to-day with attempt- ing suicide by jumping into the hsebous at Prays West, Captain Hastings ordered her to be discharged and sent back to the Hospital. The boatwoman who rescued the accused was awarded $2 for her trouble and smartness. The numerous friends of Mr. W. I. Stewart, of the Bowrington Refinery, whose death was announced in our last issue, sitended his funeral at Happy Valley this morning and one and all expressed their deep regret at the loss of such a promising young friend and colleague, who was a tower of strength to the Kowloon Football team, and as good a man at his work as he was prominent in the fold.
THE transplanting operations, which we noticed in our columns some time ago as taking place near the monument to Happy Valley, are turn ing out most exccessfully, the large banyan trees showing za resentment to the rough treatment accorded them, but, on the contrary, are already commencing to sprout. The chief of the Affores- tation Department is to be congratulated on the success of this experiment.
WI are sorry hear that the Indo-China S: N. Co.'s'ttr, Talsang is in trouble. She felt here on Wednesday bound for Canion and after anchor- log in the river fouled her anchor and knocked a bola in ler bottom, through which the water rushed in a rapidly that it was rather difficult to kept har afloat. As her own pumps were barely abin to co; s with the inrush of water, assistance was applied for and last night the Dock Company despatched 'swift launch to her aid with pumps and a part of experts and they reached the Tafrang at noon to-day. It is probable the Tatiang vill bo bere to monow afternoon to be decked for repairs. It was near Talma Spil near Cant.........a, that the accident happened. THE British gunbost Plover, recently reported MR. RICHARD K. FOX, who is engaged la overdue af Hakodate, has arrived at Yokohama, launching Engilah editions of some of his widely-known New York publications-inclad. THE fifth ordinary general meeting of share-ing the Poles Gozelda-li a Belfast zako. He holders in Dakin, Cruickshank & Co, Ltd., will bo beld in the Hongkong Hotel at noon to- marrow.
to-morrow, commencing at noon.
H.M.S. Swift is due at Amoy (en route to Hongkong) to-morrow, from Nagasaki,
A CELESTIAL, with the appropriata cognomen Lam Muk, was fined $3, in default 14 days' hard labour, to-day at the Police Court, for throwing
rubbish lato the harbour.
CHUNG SHINO, w shop coolle, who drank not well but too much last night found that bis Hittle "outing "cost him to or a month's gratuitous hard labour at the Police Court to-day. He's in the Asylum now.. CHU KAN haing laid telonious hands on a cigar case belonging to J. F. Lauts, Capi, Haslags Expressed his oplaton of Cha's conduct by rusticating him fox three months with a liberal allowance of hard labour, TER Zinnst is at Kobe, the storeship Humber at Yokohama, and the frebrand at Nagasaki.
Besides these vessels, there sie also in Japanese waters the British warships Grafton, Peacock, Rattler, and Undaunted.
In the Police Court today nine coolles appeared before captain Hastings, en charges of vagrancy, and they will now, by virtue of a magisterial decree, be relieved of the hardship of sleeping out of doors for periods ranging from six weeks to three months.
and Co's music rooms. The attendance at last evening's recital amounted to over 160, all the Despite the fact that the Señora was indisposed leading musicians of Hongkong being present..
artistes gave their audience the utmost pleasure, and that the accompanist was absent, the
and a number of extra: Įtems were given by unanimous request, all being warmly appre clated.
THE Young Chinese Party in Shanghal, Hong- kang, the Straits, and Rangoon, are according to the Rangoon Tímar, which, by the way, is not the very highest authority on "things Chiness," in favour of abandoning the pigtail for the | Entopean style of wearing the hair. One of their reasons, from a Chinese polat of view, is no doubt a very good one. We refer to the disadvantage at which John Chinaman to placed when a policeman or anyone else gets a grip of his quaus. The Chinaman is perfectly helpless. The policemen in Singapore usually take a Chinaman along the road by his pigtail, as the easiest way of holding on to him, and sometimes they tin him by his tail to an lamp-post and sit down by the wayside to have a smoke. No doubt, the police will regret the loss of the pigtail if it should come about. Bat the Young Chinese Pasty do not represent the opinions or the feelings of the bulk of the Chinese people.
men
to
It is very unlikely that they will be able to induce their country. give up a cuatons which has been in force for centurias. The Chinese hare on more than one occasion proved their deaply seated hate to change too strongly to be per- suaded now to cat off thele talls at the bidding of a handful of young Radicals who are not Chluamen at heart. Many wooll be sorry to see the Chinaman lose his tall or his bland alie, for without either he would not be Chiusmas, and the world would ust be such an amcilng place liwe lost the origlasi ofBret Harto's Ah Šia, Thor Mr. Labouchere in Truth the other day :-Some one has sent me a newspaper report of the entertainment which was given by the N.C.O of the 4th Hussars to the N.C.Os of the gth Lancers on the eve of the latter'ı departure for South Africa. The report states that Regimental Sergeant-Mejor Brown, of the 4th Hussars, presided over `ikla gathering, and that "in the convee of the evening Colonial Bloomfield Gough and between twenty and thirty other officers vislied the mess and united in the conviviality of the time. Farbeit from me to say a word in depreciation of the conduct of these officers; on the contrary, I thlok their mingling with the N.C.O. for an hour or so's social intercourse on such an occasion was a most
the
was:st one time manager of the Belfast News Later. Twenty-two years ago he landed to America, and founded the New York Police Ganetts, which soen brought saccess, and event Hu business wally handsome- fortune. gradually developed in other and still more praiseworthy proceedlog. Bat the incident prosperous journalistic directions, and huge becomes very curious and instructive when premises were afterwards found necessary, it is considered in connection with The premises of the Richard K. Fox CASC of Mr. Bruce, of the 4th Hussars. Publishing Company, in Frankila Square, An my renduro'Ewill "remember, that young officer's conduct is, paning half-an-hom New York, is sald to be the biggest newspaper building owned entirely by one man. In addition in the Sergeants' meas of dis régiment, on Bar to bis London edition of the Poller Garsits, || ing Night, and (at the request, by the way, of the which will coutsin English sporting, dramatic, above-mentioned Regimental Sergeant-Major) and police court news, Mr. Fox.contemplatesa | drinking the health of the mess in a whisky and monthly magazine called Varieties, also a series soda, was actually made the pretext for forcing of sporting books and sensational novels. He him out of the Army. It would be interesting professes great confidence in the results of the to know whether any of the bullies and snobe ventures, and it will at least be interesting, to who so shamefully persecuted Mr. Brace were note how the "big ideas" which do well in among the officers who united in the convivial America will thrive within a London environ-ity of the N.C.O.s the other night,
ment..
MY
At the Police Cont to-day Tang Fat, master of the storm launch Kuang On, was charged with having violated the Harbour Regulations by "SO HELP going alongside the steamer Cheong Hoch Klan, | IN while to quarantine, and communicating with the passengers. Defendant admitted 'baving done so and said he took a Chinese and European on board, and received a letter in a bottle from the ship, the master having ordered him along.. olde. A fine of $100 was imposed, with the alternative of three months' hard labour.
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CLARET,—Our Clarets, including the lowest Priced, are gostimiced to be the genuine product of the juice of the grape and are not artificially made from vaistos and currants, ás is generally the care with Cheap Wines. BRANDY-All our Brandy is guaranteed to be dress reberal of the Rifle Brigade's pure Cognac, the difference in price being burlesque of "Fra Diavola" took place at the merely a question of age and vintage. Thenize Roysł, City Hall, last night and wan ̧ off without a hitch. The burlesque is screara. WHISKEY,~All our Whiskey in of excellent tagly fansy and promises to be an unqualified quality and of greater age than most brands success. The songs and dances are excellent in the market. The Scorca, WHOKEY † and the local "hits" calculated to keep the marked "E" la universally popular, and lo | audience in a state of laughter and good humour pronounced by the best local connoleseurs from start to finish. None of our "notables"
arn spared, so there is bound to be great for. to be superior to any other brand in the
Hongkong market.
تا چند متقدم
We only guaranico one Wines and SPIRITS to be-genufas when bought direct from us in the Colony or from our authorised Agents at the Coust Parts.
A. S. WATSON & CO., LD. THE HONGKONG DISPENBART, Hongkorte 19th September, 1896.
A CRICKET ́match will be playað, to-morrow between the R.N. and the Cricket Club. The following will represent the respective sides :---`
Cricket Club.
Navy.
G.M. T.
T. Thomsen, P. G. Anderson,
H.R.R.
P. G. Davies, RA... B. F. Limmert. L. S. Crawford. H. Grant Smith. J. Hooper,
A. Anderson.
F. H. Kaw,
·T) H: Lammert.
Capt. D. Mercer, Lieut. J. A. Dane. Leat: B. S. Theater. Lieut. F. J.O. Plumer. Dr. L. I. Smith.
D. C. H. Dalrymple.
FL, C. S. Rawson,
V.B. Gracofgne. M. D. McNela.
W. 8. Middleton, 9. Bennett,
MR. BRYAN'S CROSS, Arked if ba would support the action of the Democrat National Coor vention if it should fall to put free silver In the plat»
form, WIL
liam J. Bryan answered
ME GOD. I WILL DIE TRACKS BEFORE I WILL
SUPPORT IT," This was in a speech at Jack. con, Miss., June *1, 1895, and was in reply to direct quaS- tion by Judge Brame, Mr. Bryan made similar declars tion st other places. As his friends said they would make s cross his caDS-
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LAI SU, 42, brothel, keeper, 'appeased at the Police Court to-day, charged with having, by force and intimidation, detained and imprisoned · « girl name Hi Kaw, aged 17 years, and used. pressure against her with the intention that she might pracilte prostitution. The girl's story was that she was lo brought here from Canton on 4th September, and the brothel-keeper's Wife, whose name she did not knew, but whom she called mother, brought her here. She was taken to a house and kept in a dark room Hill she made her escape a short time ago, Defendant was master of the brothel. She was detained by furce and against her will, and winked to go back to her own mother, who was blind. Defendant and his wife repeatedly wished plzlatiff to practise prostitution, but she refused lo do so. On the day she escaped they neglected... to fasten her door, and she got away when the others were, asleep. When she cried in har room defendant threatened to have her arrested, While in Canton a woman whom she did not know told plaintiff that her (plain. tiff's) ́nister, was sick at Shal Tong and she gava plaintiff a bowl of' conges, after which abe became dazed and found bewelf on board a junk. The milstress promised her unklets and gold bangles. If she would; become a prostitute'^ A servant of the house gave evidence' that plafatiff was not locked up at night, and another fomato said she had never known plaintiff ta receive visitors. Inspector Alex. Molver sald the 100m In which the girl said she had been
· detained was about 6 ft. square and without a window. When the door was closed the room was in complete darkness, and there, was no space between the walls and the ceiling. Tha | door was fastened by a wooden bar on the
outside. Noom.Meeting of shareholders of "Mesars.
For the defence, it was, urged. Dakin, Cruickshank & Co., Ltd, at the that there was no case against defendant. HongLong Hotel.
The father of the girl brought her to Can. p.s.---Ride Brigade Burlesque “ Fra Diavolo," | ton and his wife brought her on to Hong.
paign device, the Louisville Courier offered them this one.
MEMORANDA.
To-Day,-6th November, 9p.m.-Rifle Brigade Bailorque" Fra Diavolo"
at the City Hall,
TO-KORROW,--7th November,
Indian mall duo.
9
at the City Hall,
Sunday,--8th November,
French and Tacoma mália dos
&
| Daylight—Macdu? laures for Victoria, B.C.,
KOS TROMMA, TÍN nanal parts of naile
kong, where she was put into a brothel at thần wish of her mother. The defendant denied absolutely that the girl was locked up or detained. His Worship committed defendans. for trial ❘ at the Criminal Besalons, bail of 850n being on
allowed.
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