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Telegrams.

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The United States and Japan.

London, rath July. Baron Aoki, the Japanese Ambassador, has issued a statement in which he says there is no difference or ill-feeling whatever between the Japanese and American Gov ernments; all talk of trouble is a mere phan tom, evoked by irresponsible trouble hunters, Steamer Ashera in the Causl: The steamer Scharnkprs! is on ground and blocking the Suez Canal.

Later. The steamer Scharnhorst has refloated.

Manchurian Railway Loan. It is rumoured tha: Japan is about to issue a Manchurian Railwa

Railway loan, The Peking to Paris Motor Race.

Prince Borghese has reached Tomsk. Admiral Yamamoto in the United States

Président Roosevelt gave a luncheon to Admiral Yamamoto at Oyster Bay, Several Japanese and Japanese naval oficers were prescit, also the Secretary of State, Mr. Bacon.

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Yesterday Admiral Yamamoto made a

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY JULY 15, 1907.

WUCHOW NOTHS.

NAVAL

Wuchow, rith July, 1907. The German gunboat Tringian has succeed. ed in reaching Nanning. The Tsingtago there for some days until the rise of the river. up as far as Kwei Yun, and lay ni anchor The Tsingtas' received a warm welcome in Nanning, from the amnil foreign community in the new port, and the Chinese population took advantage of the occasion of improving their knowledge of a foreign gunboat.

H.M.S. Moshan arrived at Wuchow on the gth inst., and intends making the trip to Nan ning after coaling bera. Unfortunately the river has fallen again, but with the quantity of rain that we have had lately, a rise is almost certain"in a "lew days, when the Moorhen will leave for Nanning via Kwei Yuen Should circumstances prove favourable the Wearken intends to try and get up to the city of Po Sé which is some hundred odd miles

above Ngonias.

The Moorhen, it is said, intends feting the Chinese officials and gentry at Nanning, and a large quantity of rockets, bluelights, elc. are being taken up this trip, with which a display

will be made.

RICB CROP.

The first crop of rice has been harvested successfully and has surpassed expectations. The rainfall has been just sufficient to ensure full and good crops and the farmers are con sequently jubilant.

THE BUILDING AUTHORITY

CASB.

A QUESTION Gr COSTS..

Hon. Mr. H. H. J. Gompertz, Attorney General, instructed by Mr. G. E. Morrell, Crown Solicitor, of Messrs. Dennys and Bowley, represented the 'Building Authority),

Mr. Slade said that the Buliding Authority, being a party in a case, was a party against. whom costs could be given, if the action went against him, just as any other party to a suit, "Though it was-immaterial-as-to-by whom the

costs would be actually paid.

KUILOUN-CANTON, KAYLWAY

› HEALTH OF THE EMPLOYEES.

Dr. J.C. Thompson, Railway Medical Officer, writes in his annual report for 1936;-

The 'report of the Railway. Medical Officer

medical records only began to be made lo- for the year 1906 can only be of a limited character, owing to the fact that systematic

wards the end of the year. In future, years tal statistical form of report will be Forsible.

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The N. C. D News, translates the follow Ing from the Universal Garatie published on the 9th inst."In a circular note dated Satur day, 6th instant, to the various territorial Tao. tais-of-this-Viceroyalty from H.E. Viceroy Tuan Fang, of Nanking, of which, a e py was. received by his Honour Tantai Jui Cheng, of this port, the Viceroy states as follows:-

Intimations

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TALKING

Before their flonnure the Chief Justice and Mr. A. G. Wise, Paisne. Judge, presiding as a W. Slade, instructed by Mr. D. V. Steavesson Full Court in Appellate Jurisdiction, Mr. M.

of Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Deacos, ap. peared on behalf of the appellants in the case of Fung Chun Yuce varaus. the Building Authority, which case was reserved as to the payment of costs, to apply that the costs should The British Section of the Kowloon be given against the Building Authority and Canton Railway is to extend over a line of not against the appellante,

twenty-one miles from Hunghom to the neigh- bourhood of Sham-chön, including a tuone! through the Kowloon "ranga of hills, and already operations are in progress at many points along this live. Between four and five thousand men were engaged on the works during the latter part of the year, and the Dumber is being rapidly increased as new sections are taken in hand. There are two permanent camps, con at the Tunnel South, "Face pear" "Kau-tong-teat, where in December there were employed twelve Europeans, thirty India, and seven hundred Chinese, the other at the Tunnel North Face near Kang-hau inthe Sha-tia valley, where in December the aum- During the annual examination and inspec er of employees was seves Europeans, tion this morning of the cadets of the Gendar. seventy-two fodians, and five hundred Chinese. merie School of Anking by H.E. En Mic, A storeyard has been established at Tai-kok-Governor of Anhui, and just as his Excellency. tsui, a sub-storeyard at Lok-lorha, on Tide Cove bad arrived in the schoof quarters, the Assiz. off Miss Bay, and as extensive brick-field, with tant Director of the School, Taotai Hsu Hai- Indian labour, near Talipo; and temporary tir, suddenly held up a revolver and fired at work may demand, exist at intervals between other in rapid succession so that his Excellency Hung-hom and Fan-ling, some four miles be was hit in several places and in consequence of the wounds received. Le died at two o'clock yond Tai-po

the same afternoon; (Saturday). Hsu Hsi-lin was arrested and openly declared that he had for over ten years. At a conference of the Provincial Treasurer Judge and Territorial New Stock just arrived Thotai, it was asapimously agreed that the

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In this case it will be remembered that the Building Authority summoned the appellant before the Magistrate for erecting a building before the plans had been approved by the Building Authority, and ike Magistrate fined the appellant. The latter appealed to the Supreme Court on the ground that the plans were submitted and the building erected entirely in accordance with them, and the ap. peal was upheld but costs-against the Building

awarded to the appellants.

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speech in New York, in which lie dwelt upon APPEAL TO THE PRIVY COUNCIL 'Authority, as representing the Crown, were not camps, which will be thoved as needs of the Governor En Mio. The shots followed each

the cordial relations existing between the United States and Japan, which he said would rever be destroyed by mitling-in, cidents. He appialed to leading Americans not to allow themselves to be led by ment from the paths of righteousness.

The Hague Conference.

13th July. In a discussion on the French proposal regarding the declaration of war. at The Hague conference, the Chinese delegate urged the necessity of defining war, as war had sometimes been made on China «Under the name of an expedition.

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The Attorney General said that the practice of this Court was that costs had never been given a ainst the Crown. No case could be cited in which they were so awarded.

The Puisse Judge: Can you cite any case in which they were relused

Mr. Slade said the losing party in any action In the Appellate Jurisdiction Court this

was always condemned to pay the costs of the morning, before the Full Bench, consisting of their Honours the Chiel Justice and Mr. A. Gher side, and the Crown was a party within senti-Wise, Puisne Judge, Hon, Mr. H. E..Pollock, the meaning of the Ordinance, and quoted

XG, iestructed by Mr. C. D. Wilkinson of authorities on the subject, Messrs. Wilkinson and Grist, moved on behalf of the plaintiffs appellants for leave to appeal to the Privy Council, in the case of the Wah Hing Leng firm, and Chan We aliar Chan Pui Chialing Chan Yik Chung, Chao Chung To, Chan Wai Chink, and Kwong Tak, members and partners of the said firm, versus Chan Vam, Chan Hing Ching. Ckan Wai, Chan Hung Ka, Chan Hung Cham, Chan Hung Chin, Chan Pui Un Tong, Chan Hung Kwan, and Tiang Shing Kaw, against the judgment delivered by his Honour the Puisne Judge. The petition for motion was as follows: ---I. On the 8th day of April, 1904, your peti, tiocers filed their statement of claim (to which your petitioners crave leave to refer), in this action, claiming the sum of $4,358.00 paid into "Coon in this action, being part of a sum of $12,000, which represented a debt das by the Wah Tai to the firm of Wah. Hing Lung, be paid to your petitioners as the assignees of the said debi under an assignment from the respondents as the painers retiring from the said Wah Hing Lung firm.

The Bisley Meeting. Australia and the Motherland tied for the Koloporé cup with scores of 778, but the Motherland won, having the biggest score at the long range.

Canada scored 767, Guernsey 749, India 728, African Protectorates 718, and Rhode. sia 718.

Ireland won the Elebo Shield.

ALLEGRO MURDER AI

YAUMATI

1. The respondents, the defendants, duly REPORTED RESULT OF GAMBLING FRACAS

appeared and on the 28th June, 1934, fi ed After lying in an unconscious condition in their ten ent of defence (to which your peti- the Government Civil Hospital for close on a tioners crave leave to refet), in which they, the week, during which time he developed insanity, respondents, denied the said assignment of i fractured skull. Leung Mai, the coole the said debt, and stated that they and your who was found by the police, in semi-petitioner Chan Wo, as the partners retiring conscious condito, on the fanpath, outside from the Wah Hing Lung firm, were entitled house No. 50, Starion Street Smith, Yan-masti, to he said debt die by the Wah Tai to the bleeding Heely from a wound an his head, said firm, but hat they (the respondents) were on the night of the 6th instant, expired from willing to make certain payments to your his injuries last Saturday, without, it was stated, petitioner Chow We, as therein mentioned. being able to n ake an ante mortem statement 3. This action was heard before his lonour This news come as a surprise to to one, as at the Puisne Judge of this Honourable Count, the time the man was sent id hospital no hopes siding in Original Jurisdiction, on 28th Naven were held out for this recovery,

ber, 19c6, and 13th and 14th days of March, 1927.

A the Magistracy, this orning, the two coolies-Li Ngan, of 78. Station Street North, and Fung Tm residing iso, Temple Street who were being detained on a charge of assault until Leung Mus condition could be deter mined were arraigned before Mr. F. A. Hase land on a charge of murder.

4. On the 8th April his Ronnur the Puisne

Judge delivered judgment and pronounced a decree in the action, whereby he directed that judgment be entired for the responderts (defendants) with costs, finding (fter afta)

that the said debt due by the Wah Tai firm to From the time of the arrest of the accused the Wah Hing Long had not been assigned Inspector McHardy and his men have been

to your petitioners but was the poperty. -hard at work-collecting evidence, but it is of Chan Wo and, of the respondents as the reported that very little--progress-has-been-old partners of the said Waling Lung firm made by them. Up to the present stage the

5. On 18t and zed diys of July; 1907, Your origin of the assault can not be learned. That petitioners appelled to the Full Court from the there was a fight, that the deceased was gail judgment; when their ap, eal was dismiss pushed-down-a-flight-of-stairs-and-that-heed with costs, and the said judgment, including fractured his skull on the sidewalk" are facts" | the said finding, was affirmed. that cannot be disputed. There are a number 6. Your petitioner are precluded by the said of theories advanced in the matter, however, judgment of his Honour the Puisne Judge and the most likely being that or the night in of the Full Court from recovering from the question a number of cooles were gambling respondent firm the sum of £6,0ce which also ou one of the floors ni 50, Sinting Street North, forms part of the Wah Tai debt of $12,000, as Among then were the accused and the de- from recovering the sum which is ut issue in ceased the accused, it was reported, lost this action, which latter.sum. only amounts to heavily. On the other hand, the deceased won. 'a few hundred dollars When their money had dwindled to a few cash the accused turned to the deceased and asked him to return the loan they gave him but a

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few weeks previously. Leung Mui refused, and after the game was concluded proceeded to leave the premises. The accused are alleged to have followed him to the landing, where they again demanded their dus. Evidently deceased refused to pay up and there was a quarrel. The noise of a scuffle was then heard, during which, so the report goes, dreeased was Aung

down the staircase.

The accused when brought before the Ma- gistrate pleaded not guilty to the charge. The case was adjourned. Mr. Reginald Harding Intimated that he will appear for the prosecu- elon at the next bearing.

7. Your, petitioners crave leave to re'er to: the statements of claim and defence, the evidence jaken at the hearing of the action thereon, and the said judgment and decree and all other proceedings in the said action. ej

The Attorney General: Yes, there are many such cases. The Crown here is at the appel lant. If it were so and was successful in the appeal there would be no request for costs against the losing party, and the practice of this Court should be followed and no costs awarded against the Crown. Alter further argument their Honours reserved their decision,

THE DISPUTED MOKLÁGE.

WHO PAYS THE COSTS? Hon, Mr. H. E. Pollock, X., instructed by Mr. A. G. Jackson, of Mesurs: Johnson, Stokes and Master, appeared before their Honours the Chief Justice and the Pulsne Judge sitting as a Full Court in Appellito Jurisdiction, to argue on the subject of the payment of the costs in the case of Long Kas varies Ng Wai,

Mr. M. W. Slade, Instructed by Mr. G. Hall Brution appeared for the defendant.

In this case the plaintiff stated that on his re. turn to Hongkong he was surprised to receive a demand from the defendant for the repayment of the sum of Sio,cos advanced on a mortgage of plaintiff's property, such mortgage having been executed during the plaintiff's absence in

Australia,

Judgment had been given in this case. for the plaintiff, but costs had been ordered to be paid by the plaintiff, as it was held that both parties bad been swindled by some 'party' or parties acknown, and the delƐadant was the most unfortunate.

Mr. Pollack argued that as there was ne sligence on the part of the defendants in not making sufficient investigation before acreply g the mortgage and-making the advance, therefore that the defendant should pay the

costs.

Mrr Pollock continued his arguments up to and after the tiffio adjournment and sub. sequently quoted at some length authorities to show why the plaintiff should not pay the costs, his point being that there was not; and could

not be, any neglect or misconduct on the part of the plaintiff, and therefore the Court had no discretion to deprive the

successful suitor of his costs.

Mr. Slada then took up the argument and said that the dele, ce held that the proceeds of the mortgage were received by and on behalf of the plaintiff and for his benefic, and for the benefit of his firm, or of the frn is which he had been a partner before, his point being that the signatory to the mortgage was the plain tiff's own son--which the plaintiff had denied and was acting on his behalf and with his connivance.

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3. It became apparent early in the year that

would be necessary, but it was not until a special Medical Officer for the Railway October that such an officer became available. From 4th May Dr. H. Macfarlane acted as Railway Medical Oficer, and did what was essential at the camps, in addition to his own duties in: Kowloon. On 4th October, Dr. J.W. Hartley arrived in the Colony, and assumed the office. Da 7th December he was trunk ferred to other duty, and I was appointed to the post. Op 24th August Mr. Chan Hin Fan, a licentiate" of the Hongkong College of Medicine, was appointed to be Chinese Medi cal Officer resident at the Tunnel. North Face camp and on the 14th November the Railway authorities were granted permission to avail themselves of the Government Dispensary under Mr. Lau Lai, Chinese Medical Officer at Tai-po; for-treatment of bative employées on the section of the line near Tai-po,

4. A medical office and dispensary have bees extablished at Tunnel South Face, and also at Tunael North Face, it is proposed to erect a small hospital at each of these camps. These hospitals will be centres for dealing with out patients, and for the rendering of first aid in, serious emergency through accident or otherwise, and will contain ose or two wards for be in patient of Chinese employees who may require special attention in hospital with out the necessity of skilled nursing.

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5. European employées are treated by the medical officer in their own quarters for brief iloises, or for conditions not requiring train ed nursing; for more serious ailments they are transferred to the Government Civil Hospital. Similar arranger eats are meastime made, for Indiada; it is under consideration at to whe ther the proposed camp hospitals should make local provision for the treatment of Indiana.

had in his mind the overthrow of alt Manchus

klassin should be summarily executed; which was accordingly.done. The Viceroy has com

dispatched Chu Ea-fo (Salt Intendent and Acting Customs Tootni of Naoking) with a detachment of picked troops and the two cruisers Kiongyun and Nanshen to Anking to suppress any disorders that may arise through the assassination, and the said Tuotai has been instructed to investigate matters and meie out on punislunent that may be necessary. receivers of this circular note are hereby in- structed, to keep a sharp watch within their several jurisdictions so that they may be pie. pared to deal with any rising that may occur on the part of auch desperadoes, of which Usu Hsi-lin is an example."

The

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- AFTER THE MURDER. The same paper also publishes a circular cote dated the 7th instant from the provincial authorities at Aoking addressed to the Taptais of Wuhu, Klukiang and Shanghai, of which wo RECEIVED. BY EVERY MAIL. translate the following:-

"After we had meted capital punishment to Hau Hui-lis, there was general rejoicing throughout the city of Auking and u panic was thereby allayed. His late Excellency Gov. enor En Min was laid in his coffin, at noon to-day. Soldiers'sympathizing with the poli- tical aim of Hau Hai-fia had been placed by him as guards of the Armoury of the Board of Ordnance and these upon being ordered to hand over their charge, resisted the troops sent to disarm them. In consequence of this a fight

ensued, in which all the maicontefils were

either slain or made prisoners. After a partial – Chinese casts of a serious or chronic charInquiry had been held over the prisoners they acter are sent to the Government Civil Hos were ordered to confinement. Three malcoo. pital or Tong Wa Hospital, as in each case' in | tents, viz., Kuang Po-ize, Chen Feh-ping and Ting Hsiao-tre succeeded in escaping and are considered most fitting.

pow. at large. A strict search is being made for them. The troops sent from Nanking were sent at daybreak this morning to hold paints along the river.

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6. For the reinova) of sick from the various camps to the hospitals in Victoria, an arrange. mént his bean made for their transference by the Kowloon sanitary staff on telephonic regisition to the Yaumati Disinfecting Station, at a fixed rate jo be paid by the railway for each case thus transferred, the rate being so' estimated as to cover wages of men, cost of transport over the harbour, and tear and wear of ambulances. This "arrangementTM secures prompt and expeditious transfer of the patients by persons who are accustomed to doing such work, while in case of anfectious disease questions of the disinfection of ambulances will be directly under the control of the Sanitary Board's employées.

7. The question of the severe prevalance of malaria among employées al railway of all pationalities became a very serious one dur. ing the latter part of the year. Accurate figures are not at my disposal, but it will give some idea

the state of affairs when it is mentioned that on one day in October aver fifty coolies belonging to the South Face camp were removed to hospital, most of them suf- Tering from malaria; and that at the North Face camp eighty-onecases of this disease came under treatment in November, and one hun dred and twenty-four in December. Work at the ends of the tunnel was in consequence seriously bindered during the autuma montbs. such a way that anybody fréquenting the house A few cases of dysentery and some of beri-bari could get bold of them. It had been shown in also occurred at both camps: but otherwise evidence that the money was used in paying cases coming under observation were prin off the debts of the plaintiff's firm, in which cipally boils and ulcers resulting for the most the son, or alleged soh, was a partner. Under part from skín abrasions sustained on the all the circumstances his Honour said he must works, Cases of serious accidental injury have

fortunately thus far been few, order the plaintiff to pay the costs.

After further argument his Honour the Chief Justice said the reason why he ordered the plaintiff to pay the costs of the unsuccesulot defendant was that he considered it had 8. Your petitioners feet themselves aggriev-been made clear that there had been legal ed, by the said judgment and decree, and are negligence on the part of the plaintiff in desirous of appealing therefrom to His Majesty leaving the title deeds about in his house in in His Privy Council,

9. The said judgment and decree involve, under the circumstances which are herein

before set forth, a sum ór matter issue or a

civil right exceeding the value of £500 sierl ing.

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Your petitioners therefore pray; anas

That this Honourable Court will be pleased to grant your petitioners leave to appeal from the raid judgment and decree to His Majesty is Bis Privy Council, and that pending the said appeal the execution of the said judgment and decree may be suspended,

2. That this Honourable Court will make

as may seem just.

His 'Honour the Poisne Judge concurred, and the order was made accordingly.

The Full Court adjourned sine dia,

is stated that two of the malcontents escaped up river going in merchant steamers. We therefore request that a strict watch be kept for these men."

We may state in regard to the summary execution of Hsu Hsi-fin that permission to de so was first obtained by telegraph from H E, tuan Fang, Viceroy of the Liangkiang pro- vinces, and the superior officer of the officials

at Anking,

• Hpagkong, agth November, 1908,

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8. Under instructions from His Excellency the Governor, I made a special visit to the South Face camp on 3rd September to report WHILE playing with a few school mates in

regarding the causation of the prevalence of Yes Woo Street, Causeway Bay, on Saturday

THE assistance of the Atlantic Gulfand Pacific calaria there, and on 25th October I similarly night, a twelve-year-old fad-Wang Kwai residing in Pennington Street, was knocked

company has been asked by the Philippine inspected and reported on the neighbour. naval authorities in the unloading of a number hood of the North Face camp, I both down by a westbound tramcar. The boys were playing hide-and-seek in Pengington Street. such further or other order in the arid premises | of 70-ton gang thai are expected in a few day localities 1 found conditions existing that fully

from the United States and which are to be Little Wong Kwai in attempting to evade

mounted on the new fortifications in Cor- accounted for the severe epidemics that pre- captare took his heels, Toliawing an east-

Hon, Mr. Pollock, C., said that he moved regidor, It appears that the naval author walled, into which, however, I need not enter bound car. Then he made an attempt in cross the track if a westbound tram, which bawled formally thus morning for leave to appeal ties. have no apparatus capable of like here in any detail; and in each case I made a Malwa New big over. In this car wern a number of to the Privy Council, to save time, as it was ing such heavy weights and there is a de persoas, among them. Mr. E. J. Meugen, of not clear whether they had to more the Court sire to have the guns mounted without delay series of recommendations for the ameliora the Harbour Office, who webt to the lads or file the petition for leave within; 14 days, and there is not time to constract the neces- tion of these conditions. My recommendations. sary mounting apparatus, the Atlantic Gulf and have been largely carried into effect; and assistance' and, after bandaging his head, placed him on the car and on arrival at No. 2 and he thought it might be convenient to Pacific company which has machinery capable farther works are now in progress that may be Patna New Folice, Stallón handed his charge over to tabava a ruling from the Comit on the subject. of lifting the hole island has been called in to expected to greatly improve matters in this · Benares New spector Gourlay, who despatched him to hos Their Honour said they would 'fix a day by 'aasist Uncle Sam to make Corregidor a "tight pital. The boy is only suffering from a scalp agreement for hearing the arguments and little island that so foreiga warship on a how respect before the advant of the next malaria

tila missión could pass day or night. wound and his condition is not serious,

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