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TELEGRAMS.

[Renter's,]

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman and the Russian Dumas.

LONDON, 24th July,

Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's re- ference to the Duma at the interparliament ary conference, is the theme of general com-

ment.

The Conservative papers denounce it as a colossal blunder, while the Liberal

press is enthusiastic in its praise of a daring phrase which will echo throughout the world.

Pan-American Congress. The Pan-American Congress has been opened in Rio de Janeira,

Venezuela.

Russia.

Later

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The looting in Odessa has ceased. The same streels are affecter as in the massacre of 1995.

The panic is indescribable. Governor-General Kaulbass has told a trembling deputation of Jews that if a single Cossack is wounded, Odessa will con decit in blood.

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH THURSDAY, JULY 26, 1906.

pursuing them, then the marks do not became common property, provided the owner does pursue the intringers within, the period of limi ations. This led to the question whether the "Yeaaah" bad become fubiici fucks, and his Honour was of opinion, that the state ment that Bovet did not know of the in fringements that would be insufficient 10 make, the ark camoma property, and his Honour not think that a word or mark which had been exclusively used by one trader need necessarily remain his property for ever but might become publice juris, us in the case of Harvey's Sance," wherein it was held that

anyone who liked chuld make "Harvey

Sauce." His Honour then dealt at length with the question of the delay in bringing the action, and said he could see no trace on the part of of actual acquiescence the phintiffs. The proceedings in the Swiss number COUTES were then reviewed, a

against which the injunction would operate, Scientist, prescribed sprauai exerches, with should be shipped to Shanghai, with an under-out drugs, as a cure for all physical maladies, taking that none of them will be sold to dealers |- when he was arrested there ware found in his in Canton or other places usually supplied pockets: a hypodermic syringe and two phiala from Hongkong, Leave was given to either containing a mixture of morphia and stry. party to apply to vary this order, and the 'chpine, which, Dr. Adcock declared, were used for treating himself for the cure of indigestion 1- question of costs was reserved.

Mr, Slade said they did not wish to press on the question of the stock to be given up.

ALLEGED BURGLARY,

A TRIO OF BRICKLAYERS IN TACURLE

The occupants-two in number; a Chinese woman and her amah,of No. 5, Aberdeen

reel, received a visit from rabbers at 4.30 o'clock this morning, and had it not been that the mistress was a light sleeper she would have been the loser of $30 worth of clothing, According to the story she told the police, she All South America is represented except of cupies of evidence taken in those proceed was lying awake in bed at the time when she ings, being refused admission in this Court, as heard footsteps outside her cubicle. Seeing a they were nut proved or certified, as required maa.squatting near the door of her cubicle, she by the ruless Honour then touched upon watched him and raw him removing her cloth the effect of registeal.on and pon-registration ing piece by piece and handing it to another of trade-marks, and pissed en in a considera person who carried it downstairs. When the won of the marks and scalloped borders. le thief had collected about eighteen pieces the woman thought it time to sel, and jumping out then came in the law of the ease and said he

This se must emphasize what was ton n'en overlook of bed, yelled for the police. ed, that the law as to infringement of indo frightened the inters that they boked marks is by a branch of the law of tons, with They rushed to the verandah and getting on to perial sales applicable to the circumstances a scaffolding me their way down to the street. ander which the rights are arquncil, and the A lukong, who heard the disturbance, saw the infringement of them occury, but we may ex-men coming down the scaffolding and when' pect in findig warema k cases referable to the 'hey got below he took them in charge. The inque familiar ones of the law of torts. In clothing was recovered. The three men, who said they were bricklayers, were taken to thi this case the plaintiff's say defendant has sold watches bearing the plant.ffs' marks, Central Sation; and before Mr. H. HJ. Gam and on their rights have been infringed periz, at the Police Court to day, were asked to This seemed to plead to a charge of theft. They-denied the to their great detriment.

a human charge, and added that on hearing the woman bear a spiking resemblance, in heing intervening to divert the chain of calling out they came into the street to see wrongful what was the matter. They saw a man run out consequences arising leom

of the house and disappear. A lubang, who could not capture the fugitive, returned and arrested the trin. The evidence as to the locality was not clear, and after a witness for

THE TRADEMARK CASE.

THE JUDGMENT.

act fom their normal sequence.

dos & wrongful act he is ont only liable for all the consequences which spring antomatically from that act, but also where there is a dia-

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seen that it would otcur, as m lact it did occur,

There the plaintiff's case stops, as they ad But there was wrongful act. Even supposing that the cite was put as high as this, that it was done with the deliberate in- tention of injuring the planiffs, yet no action would lit, for what hein fact did which caused the damage be had a right to de, Málice, prrr, is got a cause of action à man's motive will not make wrongful an act which is nut of self wrongful," if a man has a right

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CHRISTIAN SCIENTISTS 'ON TRIAL.

“PATHETIC STORY OF A MILITARY

OFFICER'S, DEATH,

A patient judge, a wearied and perspina

dressed ladies were engaged on the 27th uk, at the Old Bailey, in listening to the opening of the mil of Dr. George Robert Adcock the Christi in Scientist.

Dr. Adcock is charged with the manslaughter of Major John Nicholas Whyte, D.5.0., who, after long suffering and illness consequent on a hunting accident, died in Eaton-terrace on

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A PATHETIC WITNESS. The sympathy of the whole Court went out 10 the first witness, n sad-faced lady in deep mourning--the mother of Major Whyte,

In a low voice, which ten failed to pene. tate beyond the front row of counsel, Mrs. Whyte, who is a resident of Dublin, told her sad story.

Mrs. Whyte described several interviews with Dr. Adcock within the last few months of her son's life. "My son is very seriously ill," she told Dr. Adcock, when she pointed out that there was no improvement in his condition, but that on the contrary he appeared much

worse.

"Yes, he is a very sick man, indeed," ad- mittei Dr. Adcock, but as usual he tried to buoy up the hopes of Mrs. Whyte with cheer- Once he said he would ing assurances." take him over to ireland in six works' time!

At this time, commented Sir John, Dr. Adcock must have known that there was only one more journey that this poor man could ever lake, and that no human skill was at that stage of any avail to prevent him going that long last journey.

Mrs. Whyte grew alarmed, for she had no faith in Christian Science methods, and she made a pathetic'appeal to Dr. Adcock, Will you treat him as a medical man-not as 2 Christian Scientist ?" ste asked.

TOO LATE.

Dr. Adcock replied that he would, and the as- surance allayed her anxiety for a moment. But her doubts returned, and she asked Dr. Adcock

if he would meet another medical man ir con.. station. He replied, "I don't object, Sir Victor Horsley is best, because this is a surgical case."

Eventually an appointment was made for Mr. Huxley, the well-known surgeon, to meet Dr. Adcock on 28th April, but Mr. "Huxley" was unfortunately unable to be punctual, and Dr. Adcock, after waiting some time, left. They did not meet.

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NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS. THE ORDINARY HALF-YEARLY MEETING OF SHAREHOLDERS Wil Mr. Huxley's opinion, was that Major Whyte be held in the Offices of the Company, Queen's was in a hopeless condition-a fear which prov-Buildings, Connaught Road, on MONDAY, 20th August, at 12 o'clock, Non, for the pur. ed only ton true,

pose of receiving the Report of the Directors and the Statement of Accounts to the gath June, 1905.

A long cross-examination of the witness by Mr. Kingsbury, who (with Mr. Bennett and Mr. Hastings) is defending the prisoner, el.cited' from Mrs. Whyte that her son appeared no better when he left Osborne than he was when he went there, but that after a short period of Christian Science treatment he left less pain.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PRESCRIPTION.

"I asked Cipt. Baynes what his Christian Science treatment consisted, of," said the wit- ness," and he replied it consisted of

Confidence in God;

Prayer; and

No medical attendance of any description." Your son understood that it was religious

-Yes.

29 April. The precise charge which Dr.treatment, not medical or surgical treatment? Adcock bas to answer is one of not exercising the ordinary rare and skill of a medical man in attending the deceased. Mr. Justice Big. ham was the judge.

ATTORNEY-GENE KAL'S SPEECH,

It was in a calm, dispassionate address that the case 'for the Crown was opened by the Attorney-General (Sir John Lawson; Walton), with whom were Mr. C. W. Mathews and Mr. A. H. Bodkin,

morning, his In Original Jurisdiction this Honour the Chief Justice, Sir Francis Pigg, presiding, delivered judgment in the case in which Messrs. Leuba surd. Messes. Ulaan and Co., for an injunction to prevent them using the "Yeerab " and " Po Wai" Tracie- marks on watches sold by the defendant firm.

This Hapur said this action was begun in -190-and-ânished in July of this year, alterung-cabse_in_the_chain_of_circumstances, the defence had been examined, his Worship awelve days bearing. The plaintiffy title de he is liable for the consequences resulung adjourned the case in order in view flie pre pended in the first place in a great measure on therefrom, if he knew of its existence, or fore-mises.

After his Worship returned from inspecting the action or want of action of the Bovets, (the saw its existence, as a responsible man, and original owners of the marks), while mich the probable consequences. Applied to this, the premises, he found accused guilty of the depends on the action of Ulimane, and a

case bts Honour tound that hire a man charge, and sentenced them In six weeks" hard difficulty arose from the fact that men unlawfully puts a portion of another's trade- ab ur and six hours' stocks each, the parties engaged in the case had any

mark so goods which he sells to a third, and direct knowledge the material facts

that purchaser is enabled thereby to complete of the marks or the of the arqu'sition

the mirk, and so infringe it, so the first man hed alleged infringements, and reliance

was able if he knew that purchasers were like. to be put on the evidence taken at the trial, ly to complete the mark and so infringe it, or and that rude commission in wozel snd, if as a reasonable man he ought to have knowe innumerable documents, and a shophill of it as to the facts of the case the evidence was watches being produced in Court. Thus was overwhelming that Uliinaur, or the Hersheim necessity, as it is in aft trade-mark cazes such Brothers, ought, as reasonable men, to have fore-jury, and a keenly attentive band of fashionably as this, where the is 'ues depend on facts which occurred very many years ago. There were two points which did not appear to fit in with the scheme of an action in English Counts: 188 registration of trade-muks in Switzerland, and 2nd: infringement in Hongkong. He and no doubt thit the raily history of the trade. marks bad fun corectly given, and that the watches then munte and sold by Edward Bovet bore the marks "Po Wai" and "Yeenah, As Alphonse Boval, testified so that the origin of the marks is perfectly clear. Then do thing he may do it, with whatever practice of using these marks for their watches intent. His orhid doubts on the had been so sesatul among the Chinese question of the plantffs" admission, but he that it was the obvious thing for nthers em

the plaintifs could not alter the case AS barking in the trade to follow suit. I'llmann | bid shaped it. Honour reviewed the the defendant, borrowed the idea, quie legiti-aikaised by learned counsel ai, the mately, since the law does not protect an idea, hearing of the case, and said he felt confident such as it was then, when in 1893 he register tian the Chinese came to regard the mark as ed the name "U Li Man," but it was extrnor-

Dr. Adcock, snið Sir John,' is a qualified a uademark, mainly because they know the dinary that Ullnu did not perceive that object with which trademarks are used by medical man of many years' experience, who "Yeenah" was also the transliteration of some European brows, and he thought he might retired from practice in 1905 to devote himself to "Christian Science." Major Whyte met Eumpean name of a watchmaker. It was said

esume that withom that mark they would

fe held will an arcident while hunting near Hinckley, he thought "Veenal meant "China." while at hot bave bought the watches,

in Leicestershire, in. February, 1973, and re- the same time other witnesses on his behalf therefore that the azure had become a trade said they thought. "Yeunah" was the si,nofa jinaik, and that there was overwhelming exis ceived severe injuries to his spine. Sir Victor second qunity watch, and that in `some mys.dence dat it was common to the trade. Horsley performed an operation and the Lerious way it had come tu mean a secoud- was clear that lovet "reakzed that his rights major's condition began to improve. Suffering class watch of any make. His Hemon had had been inhinged, but whether he would have no doubt in his mind that it was a delframed his complant in the highly ingenious berate assumption by Ullmann, of Bayer's fan in which Mr. Slade had put it was another mark when be registered it made with too matter. If a trader uses ingredients in making, Title thought of its erigin, and that the his trademarks that are wily copied, and are explanation subecquevily given was an after infact copied, he must seek protection of the thought, for if he thought this mark was "com. law as often as they are copied, for 1 egenf mon to the trade" why go to the trouble of copying, if motor uus, and it unchecked, comes registering it is noteworthy that another of at last to destroy the exclusive right of any the "Yecoal marks, spelt "I na" which one person. A miere circular to the trade is figured so prominently in this action was re- not a sufficient vindication of his rights. As gistere I by Courvoisier-Guinard. I he first ques. regards the azure alone he was of opinion that tion he had to consider was whether Leuba had the plaintiff must fail. With regard to the acquired a title in Hongkong, and his Honour "Yeenat" inurk the plaintiff was entitled lound the case very simple-all the conditions to an injunction restraining the defendants are fulfilled as required by Common Law. The or their agents from using the mark either in second question is, have done rights been in- tongkong for use or sale, ur in linaglong as fringed in Hongkong by defendants? He was a dis-ributing centre for the rest of China, This anable to conceive of any other motive on the would cover that marx in any form resembling part of Ullmann, in adapting the "Yeenah" the plaintiffs' ark, either without a border ar mark, than that of getting some of the benefit with any form of surroundi g device. But the of its reputation in this Colony, Others regia- nature of the account to be taken required fered the "I Na" mark in 1883, so that it was some consideration. It had been held that clear even then its value was fully established one could pot let a defendant go on selling and the enterprising mind of Ullmann must for four or five years, or more, and then at have recognized the faci A good deal the end say he is your salesman, and come on him for an account of the profits. In of the evidence had been called to show that when a Chinaman went into a shop that case there was

a. standing by with and asked for a Yeepal" watch, he meant to knowledge of the infringement, and si here have it, and if they could not supply it he went was the same thing on the part of Bave watchless away-no other would suit him. He stood by with a full knowledge of what His Honour then referred to the correspond- Ullmann was doing. But as the statute of ence between the parties, ending with the threat limitations does not apply the remedy is not of these proceedings, which threat was not, lost, and therefore the plaintiffs Leuba have however, carried into effect for long time af eruch rights as Bovet would have had, had he it was made. As regards the "acquiescence" chores to exert them within the period limited. of the plaintiffs in the defendants' use of the The account must therefore date from the day marks, the law on the subject was that if a Do which Leuba first intimated to Ullmann trade-mark were infringed notoriously, and the | or his agents to desist from selling owner, knowing, or being in a poallion to watches beating his mark. The injunction know of it, does not, or delays to pursue the and account will include the "l'o Wai," for infringers, this will amount to acquiescence in what it may be worths. The order to deliver up, such infringement, which meant that in that he thought, should not include the watches and case the infringers, bad tarned the mark other goods ordered from Switz_rland, or else. into common property and everybody who where, during the lime Bovet was standing by, choso could use it, irrespective of the damage or prior to the date of Logba's first intimation to suffered by the original owner. But if the the defendant. Although the injunction wouli infringers are not numerous, and the infringe-restrain their' sale in Hongkong. He would ment is put notorique, and the owner delays in suggest that the existing stock of watches

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And was he a strong-minded man?-For merly. He must have been more easily in fluenced after the accident.

He was competent to the last to manage his own affairs-his monetary affairs certainly?— Yes.

Did he not say that he had received more benefit from Christian Science than from any

other method of treatment?—Yes, so far as pain was concerned.

Up to last March weren't you quite content with his treatment -No, for I began to foresee that it would end as it did.

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A CHANGE OF RELIGION.. MI. Whyte said that her son first met Dr. Adcock as Mr. Smith's, and they became acquaintances,"

I understand that Mrs.

When did you hear of any change in your ferm paralysis, he remained a helpless invalidson's religion ?" asked Mr. Kingsbury, for a considerable time. He was a patient for Mr. Justice Bigham: Does belief in Cbris. three or four months at the Officers Convales. tian Science involve necessarily a change in cent Home at Osborne, Isle of Wight, and he religion? lest Osborne with the determination to place himself under Christian Science-a new branch of philosophy which calls itself "Chris tian Science," commented Sir John, "but which seems to have in it very little of science, and, truly regarded, very little of Christianity."

IN THE HANDS OF A "HEALER."

Mr. Kingsbury: Whyte did not like fer son abandoning 'the' Roman Catholic religion.

Mr. Justice Bigham: Is it impossible, then, for a Roman Catholic, to remain a Roman Catholic if he embraces Christian Science ?- The witness was understood to say that it was impossible.

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Accordingly, in September, 1994, Major Mr. Kingsbury, however, held that Christ an Whyle returned to London and st›yed at the Science was quite consistent with any Chris. / Captain A. E. Gentles, will be despatched for January he was in the hand of a gentlemanian religion, but there was an idea in this case

bonse of a Me, Smith. From September to

who is called a Christian Science healer.""

"So far as I can gather, the Christian Scientists has on physical treatment in any case of liness," said Sir John, "but obscure and mystical spiritual exercises seem to be indulged in and the patient is studiously leit alone, whatever may be the character of the

disease."

that the major, had abandoned the Ropian Catholic religion and that his mother was very disappointed about it.

the above Parts, on MONDAY, the 30th instant,. it 3 PM.

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Mrs. Whyte, answering the judge, said that she heard 12 months before his death that her ton had forsaken the Roman Catholic Church. Major Whyle's valet, George Patrick Bellew who was in the major's service from January, 1995, till his death-deposed that when Capt. From September, 1904, fill his death, cor-Haynes, who was "the major's first practitioner Tom the CAPTAIN SUPERINTENDENT OF tinued the Attorney-General, Major Whyle in Christian Science," went into the sick man's was in the hands of persons who hold these room he always retired from it. So that they views. The result was that though he had begun to progress favourably in the hands of

Once Dr. Adcock prescribed for Major orthodox doctors, a reaction set in while he was in the hands of the Christian Scientists. Whyte, ordering a ready-made preparation Towards the end the bed-sores assumed a most coutaining oxide of zinc, to be dusted on the serious aspect, a terrible abscess formed, the bed-sores. At first this powder did a lot of patient's condition become dreadful, blood good.

The Court then adjourned. poisoning supervening.

NO MEDICAL TREATMENT.

were left in private.

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PUBLIC AUCTION,

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the 27th July, 1906, at 11 4.38, at the Central Police Station's Compound, A QUANTITY OF UNCLAIMED AND CONFISCATED GOODS, Comprising:~~

OLD METALS, RICE, SUGAR,CHINESE CLOTHING, CARPENTER'S TOOLS, APLICAN'S pouch is large enough to contain SANDALWOOD, 200 lbs. GYPSUM, 140 the. from seven to eight quars of water.

RAW OPIUM, &c, &c. &c. 1

TILE small steel screws used in watch-making are worth six times their weight in gold.

Dr. Adcock, who was called in as a Christian Scientist, neglected the most elementary medi- cal treatment-nothing was done, in fact, except purely surface treatment of the sores with powder. To a man with Dr. Adcock's medical experience, it must have been obvious that many parts of Java the bride shows her ob- without adequate treatment blood poisoning jection by washing the feet of the groom. must set in, and that blood poisoning was cer-

A SAUSAGE 4ft. long and ift. thick formed the a'n death.

wedding-cake at a Hanover butcher's wedding, THE cheapest commodity that we know about The Aller.cy.General mentioned, incident-human life-Rudyard Kipling, at the Aca ally, that, though Dr. Adcock, an. « Christian | demy Banquat.

Dr. Adcock received remuneration—a quines!

a week for about s'a wook,

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