TELEGRAMS.
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The Ponce Conference.
· London, 9th August, The Envoys, who are staying at the same hotel, proceeded to the Naval Yard in separate launches. This time the Russians were given precedence; each were saluted with nineteen guns. Rear-Admiral Mead received and conducted them to the Stores
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH FRIDAY AUGUST
EXOPICH FARMER'S BANK, RUPTCY
MILLIONAIRE LANGUISHES IN PRIS N
PENDING SETTLEMENT OF HIS DEUTS
| Some int resting questions relating to the Bankruptcy Ordinance arose in connection with an application which was made before the Chief ustice, Sir Francis Piggott, sitting in bankruptcy to day. Mr. F. O. Barlow applied on behalf of Tan Jon Chin, 57 Caine Road, for
THE INVASION OF SAGHALIEN,
·SOME-DETAILS OF THE LANDING,
A transport which arrived at Aom ri on the 31st ultima from Alexandrovsky brought news to the following effect -
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"HONGKONG DEBTORS.
A SIGN OF THE TIMES.
There was a very small router of cases in the Small Debt Court to-day. As a rule the Court is crowded, on Fridays with oxullant creditors and tremulous debtors, but apparently people have taken to paying their little bills, and con sequently the game of the angler and the fish in, for the present, out of fashion. His Honour Mr. A. G. Wise, Puisse Judge, occupied the
bench::
BAD BOARD R.
Building where they inspected the arrange- debtor's estate, and that he should be made necessary to put on winter clothing. At dawn Mrs. Elizabeth Bamsey, residing at 56 Caine
ments for the conference and after lunch returned to the hotel.
M. de Witte, interviewed, said he would leave nothing unattempted to conclude peace; but all depended on the Japanese demands, and in case of failure the world coul 1 judge who was responsible.
The Envoys have met and the credentials have been found satisfactory,
English and French will be Jolatly used at the conferences and the minutes recorded in both languages.
The Aliona Bill..
a receiving order to be made in respect of the bankrupt.
Mr. ft. J. Gedge, of Johnson, Stokes and Master, appeared for the Chin Cha teng better known as the plum Farmers, and he opposed the closing of the petition. Two charations had been put in by the managers of the Opium Farm. The debtor, Mr. Gedgestated, was new in Victoria Coal and had been there since the 9th June. The creditors held that the debler was a native of a place rear watow and said that for the last 20 years he had resided in Hongkong or Swalow. He was one of the Opium Farmers holding the grant from the Colonial Government which expired in 1914; and he made large sums of money out of the Opium Farm. They declared in their affidavit that be
The Aliens Bill has parsed the third read was possessed of at least $100,000 and Perts in his native district; houses and paddy fields ing in the House of Lords.
valued at $30,000..
The Hankow-Canton Railway. Later. Piergiant Morgan and Company are nego tiating for the sale of the Hankow-Canton railway to China; the offers of European ayndicates are not being considered.
The French Fleet in England. The French fleet has entered the harbour of Portsmouth an unprecedented honour to a foreign fleet. The ships anchored amid the wildest enthusiasm.
Now Internal Russian Loan. A new internal loan of £20,000,000 at per cent. is announced in St. Petersburg.
[N, C. . Nerus]
Mr. de Witte Explains.
Tokio, 4th August,
Mr. de Wilte, in a communigud to the
American Press, says ¡—
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The Emperor, in response to the laudable efforts of America for the re-establishment of peace and aniity between the belligerents, has authorised mic to proceed to America and ascertain the conditions which our gallant adversary deems sufficient, and enough to make the basis of peace negotiations.
The galiant belligerents have only learnt each other's true value, intention, and ability at the seat of war, and have now reached an oppor. tunity to send their respective Envoys for the establishment of a perminent peace, so that they may live benceforth in cordial relations.
Russia is, of course, desirous of learning forthwith Japan's conditions, and if they are considered and judged acceptable, Russia will enter forthwith on formal negotiations.
Accordin to international usages, the respective Envoys should settle beforehand these preliminary conditions, but H., the Czar has consented not to adhere to these pre-
cedents, and has appointed me his Plenipoten tiary to ascertain the terms our admirable enemy propos5,"
Mr. de Wine concludes with an cloqueusly expressed hope for the re-estab ishment of
amity between the combrants, and adds that the good offices of America cannot but be applauded.
The Arrangements for the Conference.
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Tokio, 5th August. The Japanese plenipotentiaries continue to keep their own counsel; the Japanese are not surprised that Mr. de Witte wishes to know Japan's terms forthwith, as japan is virtually in a position to dictate them..
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His Lordship asked what was the object of this objection to the receiving order,
Mr. Gedge-Ho is trying to get white-washed by this petition.
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His Lordship-Are you the judgment, credi-
for $114,000 and $ 0,020,
Mr. Gedge-Yes, we are judgment creditors
The feet of transports left a certain base at 4 o'clock on the morning of the 21st July for Saghalien under the convoy of a Daval squa- dron. During the voyage the weather was fine, and while the temperature was very high by day the nights were bitterly cold, and it was
on the 24th the fleet arrived off Alkowa, a little north of Alexandrovský. A division of the naval squadron which preceded the transports had completed the operations for the clearance of mines and was in readiness for the anchorage of the transpons. Upon the arrival of the transports, the japanese destroyers opened fire upon the enemy on the shore, and within about an hour the village of Alkówa was ablaze an
the result of the bombardment. By this time parties from various war-ships were landing, and loud cries of "Banzail" were heard from the shore, while the troops still on the water joined the cheering. Presently orders were given, at about it o'clock, that the army should land. The landing was completed at 4 o'clock:
in the afternoon. No mines were laid in the waler. The Naval landing party found the dead body of a Russian hanging to the bough of a tree on the shore. The soldiers carried with them fishing lines and hooks with a' view to doing a little angling upon arrival at Alke wa, but no fish could be caught on the day of arrival, the operation for clearing mines having disturbed the water. On the following days, however, the men had a good haul.
ALLEGED RUSSIAN OUTRAGE,
Proceeding to read the affidavit which had been filed by the judgment creditors, Mr. Gedge said that the debtor had properly in connection with his Hongkong busmess, but outside the jurisdiction of the Court, to the value of $30,000. In Singapore and the Straits
elements the debtor had large properties.PANESE SEALERS REPORTED MURDERED He had a share in the estate of his father. He bad gambier plantations, elc, at Jobore worth $150,000. He had a share in a big Singapore firm worth $500,000. His property outside the jurisdiction of the Court was valued at $3 0,0 0
is share in his father's estate was worth
OFF KAMSCHATKA, Z
According to the Hakodate correspondent of the Japan Advertiser, the Japanese sealing schooner Tora-maru, of Yokohama, was ofter: $165,000, but that niso was beyond the juris. hunting off Shamushiri Island when on july diction of this Court. He had also shares in 1st she picked up a boat containing four men, several businesses in Singapore. The signa-part of the crew of the Matsutomo maru. Ac. sories to the affidavit said they had known the cording to the correspondent's account, the debtor for many years, that he was partner Matsulomc-mary, while on her way to the in the Chin Chui Heng fi m; and they had oh-hanting grounds off the Commander Islands, tained judgment against him for $114,000, be-
part of his debts and contributions to that encountered a gale on June 18th, during which firm. He was in gaol to answer for that debt. she sprang a leak and foundered, nine of her They had been negotiating for a settlement of crew going down with the remainder, eighteen the debt for $70003 in be paid by instalments. in number with three boats, managed to land They said this application was solely made to
in the debtor's release from Victoria Gaol.un the coast of Kamchatka, about fifty miles All the assets of the debtor's firm in Hongkong north-east of Cape Lapatka. As they were were debts owing by persons outside the juris entirely without provisions and a number of dction of the Court-in Saigon, Tourane, them sick from exposure in the boats, four men sim, etc.. terefore there were no real asseis volunteered to take one of the boats and go to frere belonging to the debtor's firm.
Shamushiri, where there is a Japanese settle- mment, for assistance. After being in the boat for five days they fell in with the Tora-mars,
On hearing of the plight of the shipwrecked men, the master of the Tora-maru kept away for the bay in which they were reported to have landed, arriving there on the morning of July 5th, and seeing a number of men on the beach manned by a crew of four each. These pulled he ordered three, bists to be lowered and
for the share.
His Lordship-How would you be prejudiced by a receiving order?
Mr. Gedge.The man would be released
from the Gaol.
His Lordship.- don't know that that follows.
Mr. Gedge. A man cannot merely get a receiving order made against him in order that he may escape from Gaol and leave the Colony His lordship.-Why should not the Singa pore Courts recover money belonging to the debtor there?
Mr. Cedge said that was beyond the jurisdiction of this Court.
His Lordship referred to a passage in the English Act which said, in effect, that all bank- rupicy courts under the British Crown should aut auxiliary to en: h other. It seemed to him. in these circumstances, that the very best thing they could do was to have a receiving order made.
In response to signals on shore the men in the boat approached, but only to find that the men who had been signalling were Russians. They at once stopped pulling and began to back away from the shore, when suddenly from four different places on shore fire was opened
unarmed. The crew of the leading boat at on the boats, the crews of which were entirely
His Lordship. We cannot consider that in tempted to pull out, but after the second volley bankruptcy. The fact that the man is - in gaol | all were mortally wounded. Nevertheless the has nothing to do with this.
Fire from over thirty rifles on shore,was con-
Mr. Gedge-We don't want the man to leave the Gan!.
Mr. Gedge. But if the man is kept in gaoltinued until the boat was riddled with bullets another seven days he will pay up.
His Lordship. You say there is no money in the jurisdiction of the Qourt, but that there is a great deal outside I suggest to you that under Article 18 of the Bankruptcy Act you can get over that difficulty.
Mr. Gedge.That Act is not in force here." His Loidship-The Imperial Parliament can legislate for the Colonies.
Mr. Gedge. But the Act of Parliament is not in force in Hongkong.
Considemble discussion nok place over the question whether it would not suit the interests of Mr. Gedge's clients to accept the receiving order.
His Lordship-You are judgment creditor, You oppose the receiving order. You want in enforce your debt in some way, and I point out to you a method which will enable you to Ret the money in another way.
Speaking to the correspondent of the Kokumin, Mr. de Witte stated that Russia will not ask for an armistice. He added that bis instructions are so comprehensive that he can accept Japan's terms if they are moderate. The internal situation of Russin, he said, is abnormal, but this will not affect his action.
The following were the arrangements for the reception of the envoys;-
The Japanese plenipotentiaries and their suite were to be conveyed in the .S.S. Toco on Saturday to Oyster Bay, and the Russian in the Chattanooga. On going on board and on leaving these vessels they were His Lordship-But I point out to you that to be saluted with nineteen guns. The the Act of Parliament will enable you to get Tacoma with the Japanese is to arrive half-an-hold of his property in Singapore and you will hour before the Chutlamaga with the Rus-be pad in full." alans, and the Japane e are to be received first by the President.
In order to avoid offence, a buget luncheon will be served on the President's yacht Afayflower his obviates the necessity of designating either a Japanese or a Russian to sit on the right of the President,
The Mayflower with the Japanese Envoys will then leave for Portsmouth, N. H, where she will arrive at 10 anion the 7th instant.
6th August, The Japanese and Russian plenipotentiaries left New York at 9 am yesterday for Oyster Bay, in fine weather. A satute of to guns was fired prior to their departure. Mr. Under-Se cretary Pierce explained that precedence was given to Japan, who arrived first,
Mr. de Witte will leave New York by rait for Portsmouth, N. H. Baron Rosen and suite will go in the Mayflower, and all the Japanese in the Dolphin Avign
The arrangements al Portsmouth for the re- ception of the plenipos are completed. The Governor of New Hampshire' will entertain them at breakfast and liffin on Monday, The plenipos will afterwards be conducted to the Public Hall, provided with a Guard of Honour. The correspondent of the Kokumin says that an armistice is most improbable, as de Witte has declared this, a fact already communicated to Mr. Takahira from a German source.
There is a growing optimism in American officialdom'; it is believed that on Friday Pre- sident Roosevelt reminded the Rass ans that. they were the vanquished side, and must act Recordingly. QUAND
The Conference will probably be opened on
·Tassday,
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Mr. Gedge-If your Lordship will excuse me, the whole thing will be settled if you keep the man in gaol a week. It is very hard on the creditors if the debtor should be allowed to escape.
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further discussion took place on this point as to the p wers conferred by Article 118.
His lordship--I think the case should stand over till next week and that will give time to consider the matter.
Mr. Barlow--But,' my Lord, I wish to say something. The liabilities amount to over $214,000. The Swatow propeny has been seized by the Consul under the Treaty by which a judgment can be enforced by the local authorities. He puts the value of his father's share at $25,000 at the outside.
His Lordship-It seems to me as if the bankrupt wanted his bankruptcy limited to Hongkong.
Mr. Barlow That is so.
and sank, the bodies of the four unfortosaic men going down with it."
The crew of the second boat at the first 'fire
dropped in the bottom of the boat, and being further out escaped most of the fire, which was concentrated on the leading boat, though every man in the boat was severely wounded, one man having five bulle's in various parts of his body. But, favoured by the wild and ride, the boat drifted off share out of rifle shot, where she was taken in tow by the third boat and brought off to the Tora-maru.
The Tora-maru then mide for Hakodate, where she duly arrived, and the wounded men. were at once removed to a hospital.
Nothing is known of the late of the balance lieve that they have been murdered by the of the Matutomoimaru's crew, but it is bei
Russians, as one of the wounded men who blonged to the` Afutsutaio-maru, 'and who was in the second boat, declares that the men they first saw on the beach were wearing the clothes belonging to the men that had been left there.
The story is an extraordinary' one, and would seem to require considerable corrobora tion before being accepted.
GERMANS AFTER CHINESE
LABOURERS.
A Canton letter states that certain Germans have arrived there with the object of getting labourers to work at certain mines, presumably
Road, sued an erstwhile lodger for $219 29. The debtor, B. Engel, was absent. It appeared that the defendant had incurred a total debt of sundry advances. He had repaid $50, leaving $229.20 for board and lodging, which included $179 29 unaccounted for. Mr. Beavis explained that the sum sued for included the money loat.
·His Lordship--All right. Never mind that," | Go on.
Me. Beavis said he wanted judgmens for the full amount, Sa29 ödd.
His Lordship-111 giva_you, judgment; for $129 29, with costs on the scale over $100,
That satisfied the legal agent.
[SAME DEBTOR AGAIN..
Mr. G. B. Morell, of Dennys and Bowley presented a claim from the Tok Shing firm for $140.75 which it was alleged 11. Engel owed.
Ilis Lordship--Been lucky enough to get
anything i Jagal da
Mr. Morell (sadlyNothing, my Lord. said that the defendant had rece ved goods and The assistant muliger of the Tak Shing firmi advances of money. An I. O. U. for $15 was produced,
Judgment for plaintiff with costs.
FORGOT HIS CHITS.
The Baltimore Hotel had a claim against an ex-boarder named F. J. Haynes,
His Lordship—Is this a Custònis man ? It was stated that the defendant had no con- nection with the Customs.
The compradore of the Hotel stated that the debtor slayed there from 1st June till 6th July and left chils, behind him to the amount of 369.07.
Judgment with coa's mean
"ARE YOU A CHRISTIAN?! William Wing was a creditor to the extent of A burly, Chinaman answering to the name of $23.75 for zice sold and delivered.
are you a Christian ?" asked the clerk of the Court.
The plaintift explained in Chinese what his religious views were, but the clerk required an answer in plain Englishë.
Are you a Christian ?" he reiterated. "'"There's my wife," he remarked with a wave
11, 1905.
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BANKRUPT FIRM'S ESTATE RELEASED.
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His Lordship The man is not. in p prison under the Bankruptcy laws.
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His Lordship-l am afraid I cannot help you on that
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