Intimation.
THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH TUESDAY MARCH 1o. 1908.
It is rep ried that Count Tolstoi will visit Japan, leaving St. Petersburg in the early part of April, he will travel by the Siberian Railway.
EXTRADITION OF
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OFFICIAL PROCEDURE.
LETTER BY CROWN SOLICITOR.
THE " TATSU MARU:
AGITATION AT CANTONÍ
MONSTER MEETING..
[From Our Own Correspondent.]
trary to law. The arms and ammunition were shipped by Japanese firms in Osaka and consigned to a Portuguese in, Macao, While the Canion authorities may have sus pected that these arms might be ultimately A. S. WATSON & CO., disposed of in Macao. in such a way that they might in time find their way into China LIMITED.
it is not easy to seo on what ground the capture of the Tatau Maru can be justified. However that may be, the porat of primary importance is that the Japanese Government have expostulated with Peking and hold the Imperial Government liable for the action takers under the authority of the Viceroy at Conton?" After citing the differences arising out of the Heinmintung railway; and the pretty little quarrel of somewhat long follow, and if China will address a friendly belonging to his firm he made an ambitious you to be good enough to publish this lelle numbering several thousand. At the meeting
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Canton, 6th March, 1908, The Tattu Mars incident is stilllillƏ KO publication
Sir-In view of the many misleading and absorbing topic of the hour, in Canton, and incorrect statements, reflecting not only on the hid all quarters the affale is arousing the action of the Colonial Government, and its most intense discussion. It culminated in officers, but also on the conduct of the Chinese a mass meeting, which was beld yesterday at WHEN Mr. Spafford, of Mesiza. Puschard, Government and Chinen, officials, which have the headquarters of the Canton Self-Government Cowiber & Company, discovered a coolie disappeared in the local press on the subject of the League. The meeting was attended by all rearing through the gaid with some parcels extradition of Chiness, I am directed to request classes of the community in larg numbers, several prominent members of the gapiry The handing over to China of Chinese sub.
delivered lengthy discourses pointing out the jects accused of committing crimes in Chian and found in this Colony is regulated by Treaty attempting to smuggle arms and ammunition. for the information of your readers.
unlawful action of the Japanese steamer in and by local Ordinance.
the story was told in the Police Count, this running, & shoemaker had apparently de- dive at him and caught him. The sequel of
cided to obtain cheap tacks, which seems to have taxed the patience of Mr. Spafford. The leather artist made a mistake and that was his dowef 11. He is now enjoying the precincts of the Victoria Gaol, having already exhibited his physiognomy to the curious gaze (or's matter
of six hours.
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The precedure may be suran vrized" në follows
The Viceroy of the Province in which the al leged. crime has been commilled forwards a requisition to the British Gensul at his Provia- Cal City for transmission to the Governor of llwegkong, requesting the Governor to hand over the Chinese subject charged with commit ting, the offence in a Chinese officer specially detailed for the duty this requisition contatos specific undertaking by the Vireray that the Accused, if handed over, will be, tried in the presence of a British Consular Officer for the offence in respect of which bis extradition is demanded and for an other offence; and this undertaking is invariably carried out.
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A map was sketched, on a black board hang on the wall showing the exact, place where the Japanese steamer war seized whilst in the act of unloading arms. The purpose of the map
the arms were being smuggled. because, forsooth, the Kobe harbour authorities, who doubtless are in constant collusion with the gun-runners from that port, having given theit, consent to the export operations the illicit The Waiwopu has written to the Japanese transaction thereby becomes perfectly regulart Minister stating that the agreement made be The peremptory nature of Japan's demandingen the Japanese Govemment and the Great admits of no further, delay on China's path Nuthein Telegraph, Campany concerns the And we see no way out of it for China except Chassin ning, and that the Chinese for her to yield as gracefully as she can to ovatament does not recognize the validity of the inevitable and bow to the overwhelming the contract. The Waiwan requests that the argument of superior force and promptly the ribject. releasing the offending vessel. This is "all she can do, but we believe that if she does this and thereby avoids the conse quences which Japan so ardently desires to
to the mouth of the Amur river, named the Great Powers, she will be taking the standing over a wedge of territory close Note of explanation and remonstrance to all Chientag or Hientsao, the Free Press most effective step she can in the matter. concludes its well-considered observations In such a Note the full circumstances of the with the following remarks: "It is then, by seizure and the offence involved, should be the light of these two existing disputes, in given for the information of all the world, neither of which can it be said that the con- and China should explain how she, forced
was to nesure the people prosent that it was duct of the Chinese side is such as to con, by threats of brute forced by Japan, yielded
in Chinese waters that the vestel was arrested, It was also stated that it had been the custom vince Japan, or for the matter of that any rather than break so soon again the "peace
of the East" about which our Allies are 49 TRE wedding was celebrated at Kobe on Feb.
for years for foreign steamships to apply to the body else, of China's good faith, that we have to consider the statement that Japan constantly expressing their solicitude. Attiary 28 of Miss Anna Witt and Mr. A. Schmid.
Lappy Customs for a petmi—when Jagharging has peremptorily demanded from Peking the same time she should point out bow by hor, if the Deutsch-Asiatische Bank. The
cargo and other goods in the vicinity of Liftga in Chinese water but on the present occa an apology for the arrest and declared the release of the gun-running. Japanese service was conducted in German by Pastor
sign the japanese steamer in question did not, Consistent Excellence confiscation of the Tatsu Mars and the vessel her only means of defence against the Schiller. The bride, who looked charming in a very handsome white wedding dress and veil.
conform to the usual custom and to Treaty, restoration of the ship. The real import over-running of the country by armed hordes
was escorted by four little bridesmaids, the
obligations, la the opinion of the speakers. ance of the incident is that, it has ul rebels-has been taken out of her hands; Mistes Guide and Else Hasche and Annie and
steps should be taken to strongly resist the been precipitated just at the moment when and she should ask the Powers to concert Gertrud Oldenburg, who wore very prety light
Japanese denunds to order to secure the sovereign rights of China on its own materi, Japan's long suffering at China's procrastinanteasures to prevent the continuance of such bhie dresses with wreaths of fl wers round their
Upon receipt of this requisition the Governor In case of failure to bring about a satisfactory tion and double-dealing over two other dis dangerous and disgraceful proceedings, and hair. Mr. Anhur W. Newlon presided ai the putes must be very near an end. Japan's Buch outrageous demands as how confront prgan. After the service, a dianer was given orders one of the Magistrates to have the issue by having the steamer and its cargo con- patience, as we all observed, was miraculous her. We are sure that the moral effect of at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Hasche.accused brought before him and to inquire fiscated, it is feared that smuggling of armis
The Robe liraid.
into the charge. The Magisterial, inquiry and ammunition into the interire of the pro MALT WHISKY during the diplomatic crisis that preceded judiciously worded Note of this character to
is conducted in the same manner as invince, can by no means be restricted in the the Russo-Japanese war. But when it came
all the Bowers would be extremely great and JAPAN papers report that Yokohama harbour the case of a person accused of the com future. The meeting resolved to wire to the to an end, her destroyers were instantly at would put China in the true light in this has recently been infested by a gang of daring mission of a crime in Hongkong, and, if
Grand Council of Stat, the Ministry of Foreign work outside Port Arthur, with what re case where she is most undoubtedly in the pirater, who attacked and pillaged vessels he Magistrate, find that the evidence, is
Affair, and the Cantonese officials at the such that in the case of local offence he would Capital to the foregoing eff et requesting them. sult the world well knows. When Japan right, while Japan's hypocritical professions moored in and out of the harbour. Early on is peremptory, the time for diplomatic of friendship and just dealing would be de- the morning of the 23rd ulcimo a sailing boat of commit the accused los trial at the Ciditnalo maintain strongly their decision in opposi tion to the Japanese demands. It was also monstrated, at their full valuation before all seventy-eight tons was attacked by five mes, Sessions, he commits him to gaol to wail the
who, armed with drawn swords, threatened the further order of the Governnt. During decided to wire to the Cantonese people the world. China is not in a position to meet few of the bat into giving up eighteen yenrial the accused has all the rights and priviresiding in foreign countries and the people of the situation by the employment of such wear and many articles of clothing. They left the Irges of a British subject charged with n crime the provinces throughout the Empire' to jola pons as Japan proposes to bring against het vessel after about thirty minutes and immediate.
The depositions are then forwarded by the in this protest, and to solicit subscriptione ta if she does not yield, and we trust that no y rowed to another vessel, the Ayori Mar, Magistrato to the Governor together with a
defray any expense incurred in connection report on the case; an interval of Steen days with the cass. excuse will be given to Japan to take advant- where they succeeded in taking only a few ani age of the situation, which we have no cles. Again, on the 14th the Kuki Maru, a coast. elapses during which the acessed may apply to hesitation in saying she has deliberately ing vessel of twenty-eight tans, was visited by the Supreme Court for a Writ of Habeas Corpus, then, if no such application is made created with the ulterior objects in view the pirates, who made off with four bags of rice
the Governor may order the accused to be which we have above explained. Japan's three bundles of charcoal, clothing, etc. on. The latma Maru incident. The writer position from the standpoint of International each occasion the pirates used the same handed over to the proper Chinese official, who conduct him into China for trial says:-The affair of the seizure of the gun law is utterly and indefensibly wrong, but threatening language, declaring that they were
members of a band of twentysix, the terror of before the proper judge of the Provincial running Japanese steamer, the Pass Maruthis phase of the question we propose to the seafaring community.. They marcuvred City whence the requisition emanated." Such
The boatian, Leung Chow Ler, who was (formerly known as the Blue Funnel liner discuss more fully to-morrow, Under the with great agility a temma boat, which was
trial is eld in the presence of a British Con.engaged by the Portuguese to tintsirip the Polyphemur) has suddenly become a vital terms of the new Japanese alliance, apparently occupied by five or six men. The sular Officer, and unless the accused is then issue between Ching and Japan. As we Japan is bound to communicate with her gang was arrested on the following day, two in convicte the offerce in respect of which he has been handed over, he is restored to British have repeatedly stated in these columns, Ally upon all matters affecting the com-Tokio and three in Kanagawa.a
territory and set at liberty. the question was sure to be seized upon mon interests of both and in view of tuis
CHE Hon. Treasurer of the Alice Memorial and by Japan as a peg upon which to hang agreement it would be interesting to know flitet Hospitals bags to acknowledge with a quarrel with China, with the object of how far Japan has communicated with the thanks the following donations to the funds of making new demands, and so diverting British Foreign Office upon the Tafeu Maruthe Hospitals -- public attention at home from the failure affair and the attitude which she has taken which Japan's foreign policy has sustained thereon. Of course Great Britain's attitude would depend entirely upon whether China or Japan was considered the aggressor in the present case and, however speciously Japan may succeed in representing her action to. the statesmen in Downing Street, there are no two opinions among the British residenta in the Far East about the nature and. intention of her present action and her
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talk is gone, and China will be prudent to come to terais, before it is too late." Ifow diametrically opposed are the views of another writer on this same question may be quoted the leading article appearing in $16.50 the China Geete of the 5th inst. Our Shanghai,contemporary has never disguis ed its attitude towards all questions wherein the Japanese are, concerneil, and its A. S. WATSON & CO., editorial has some trenchant remarks to offer
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so many other directions abroad. the same time; if Cliina.did not immediately bow subinissively, it was foreseen from the first in well-informed circles that there was a danger that out of this small spark a great cor flagration might easily arise which our ally could make the occasion for the exac tion of an indemnity which would indemnify
The Honghang Celegraph her in some measure for the terrible dis menacing towards helpless. China. If
HONGKONG, TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 1908.
THE “TATSU MARO" INCIDENT.
appointment which she sustained by the then in the future other powers have cause, Peace of Portsmouth and her inability to
to complain of disturbances or armed exact even a farthing of the expected indem outrages upon their subjects or rebellious nity from Russia. She has now resorted to
movements in which their interesti are open threats of force towards China, which involved, say, for instance, if the British from a military point of view is helpless, obli-and Chinese Corporation find such a"state" It will be observed that it is reported on
vious of all right, if China does not yield to of affairs in Cheklang province, what answer authority from Tokio that the Japanese Goall of Japan's demands instanter, and apoio will China give when she is called to ac
vernment are taking a serious view of the
recent seizure of a Japanese steamer, the Bize for what the Tokio statesmen insolently count She will assuredly be right if she
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on board a
Jutsu Mary, which had certain consignment of arms and ammuni- tipo, which the Chinese Customs declared were intended for rebel use in China, but
says:
term the outrage" upon the Japanese flag
"Gentlemen, I have done my best to by hauling it down from the arms smuggling maintain order within my provinces and craft and replacing it by the Chinese ensign. tried to keep the lawless elements from get She further demands the immediate release
ting modern weapons into their hands. But of the guilty, steamer and we believe, though when I caught them bringing in shiploads which the representative of the ship's agent it has not yet been formulated in Baron of guns from japan and seized their ship in declared were duly shipped on bill of lading Hayashi's formal communication to the Wai-egrante delicto was 1 no: immediately con to a trader in Macao, for which port the shippu, also an indemnity for the alleged fronted by the overwhelming naval forces of was bound. At the time of the seizure the steamer was lying at ancliorto wait for the tide loss sustained, by the precious Japanese that country with the peremptory demand aud for a pilot, and was in Portuguese waters gentry engaged in arming the rebellious that I should release the offenders and apoy as is asserted. The Chinese Customs cbple factions and malcontents in southern Chine, logise and pay indemnity for catching them declare that she was in Chinese waters, when by the seizure of their vessel. The quibble red-handed?". Who will deny the justice of uken possession of. If the Chinese could about the proper permits having been obtain prove, which would be difficult in tit face of ed from the Barbour and Customs authori-a retor, or that faran who has signed do many treaties, having for their ostensible the regular documents that the arms were to ties at Kobe, the consignment of arms to object the protection of "China's integrity, would be material to the case for seizure.ess firm to a Chinese hem registered as That isthe view which is expressed in a lead-Portuguese subjects, and doubtless one of
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THE CHEKIANG RAILWAY.
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Peking, March 6th, The negotiations for the Shanghai-Hang- chow-Vingpo Railway Loan Agreement we concluded last week and the Agreement was signed by the Waiwupu to day.
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11 the accused his resided for a year or up wards in Hongkong, the depositions and Ma gistrate's report thereon must be considered by the Governor-in-Council with the assistance of the Chief Justice.
It was further decided to propar a statement: showing every particular relating to the arrest of this vessel, and to send copies of sach state. mentin all native papeis at the different ports and in foreien countries, and also to translate" the statement into English to be published la the foreign 'ress..."
arms from the Japinese steamer is now detained in Canton, and fe can, în all pro- bability, give further evidence as to the intended act of unloading arms and ammunition inte his bat fem the steamer
The meeting also resolved to request all- Chinese who are well versed in international Treaties and laws to make suggestions on the legal aspect of the case with a view of opposing the Japanese in their demands,
If the offence in respect of which the sur render of the accused is demanded is of a
During the proceedings at the meeting it was. political character, or if he proves that his auragreed by all to adopt the scheme of boycotting
render has been demanded in order to try or punish him for an offence of a political character, the accused cannot be surrendered.
No perkon is surrendered unless he is a Chinese subject...
The procedure has been in force since 1889 with little variating.
In May and June 190, the present Chief Jus ice, in the case of Wong Ka Shing, pointed out that the Chinese Authorities have no locuia alandi la these proceedings, as extradition. is ao executive.act of the liangkong. Government at the request of the Chinese Government. The Hongkong Government is bound to act on the requisition and the entging proceedings are between the Crown and the accused. Since thit derision all extradition 'proceedings have! bean conducted by the Police with or without the assistance of myself or my assistants.
If the ca e comes before the Supreme Çou I the Chinese Goverment cannot be heard there, only the Crown and the accused have any focus trends, and consequently, the conduci of the case for the Crown necessarily devolves on the Attorney General instructed by myself. In these, as in all Criminal proceedings, the Law Officers bere, as in England, are charged with the double duty of prosecuting and ad- vising the Government.
in order 10 prevent the escape of a suspected criminal pending the arrival of the official requisition, a Magistrale is empowered 10 arrest and detain the suspect on such evidence being 1-id before him as would, in his opinion, justify the issue of a warrant if the crime had beça committed in the Colony but no further proceedings can be taken until the requisition | atrives and the Governor issues, his order
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In the recent ease of la Ki Shing the requist tion from the Vicerov, was in the usual form and contained the u uil engagement securing.
japanese goods should the Chinese Govern ment fail in their protest in hopto. When the vehement speeches were being des livered, a certain mao voluntarily subscribed, $100 towards expenses for telegrams, etc. He was asked to put down his name 'on the sub- scription list, but he refuted; and it is recorded on the list ns. A nameless man” who subscribi
ed Stoa,
By the time the meeting was ended a consis derable sum of money was collected among those present.
The meeting proved to be a great, syççois,....... and lasted until 3 o'clock in the afternoon s Telegrams, were then drafted and despatched to the Capital and to foreign countries as stated above.
COLLECTING RVIDENCE, V
In accordance with lostrociloan" from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs H.. the Viceroy has given orders to Captain Ng. King Wing and Weiyuan Wong Yan-tong proceed to Peking together with the eye-witnesses of the arrest of the Japanese steamer Toti Mar No. 2 and also to those who are 'in any way connected with the case in order to hava theso, - men investigated before the officials of the Ministry. It has been reported "that" Capinio Ng has prepared a report and statement giving every detail of the case. It is reputed that all these witnesses will leave here for the: North in a few days' time.
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CHINA UNYIELDING.
As we go to press a report reaches us from correspondent, at Canton that, rumour 15;1. current, in shipping circles there, that there is every probability of the s.8, Talsu Maru
ba smuggled Into Chinese territory, that Macao being made in the name of a Japan-has been the cause of China's helplessnesstical with those of the Tientsin-Pukoy contract, limited to the charge 'inquired into by 'the'| salę by public auction some time next week.
the numerous agents of the malcontents in ing article in the Singapore Free Press on
South China, will not hold water; nor will this question.. Our Southern contemporary. devotes. much space in its odhorial columns the plea that the vessel was seized in Portu to a criticism of the incident now invested guese waters; and Japan to cut the matter with much international interest, and short, proposes to solve it by the readiest in the course of its article continues:-"But means at her command, namely, the em In Japan, from what we can see, it is strongly ployment of superin force, without the held that there was no irregularity and that slightest regard to the justice or the merits as a consequence the arrest and confiscation of China's position or whether China is the of the ship, for not less than that is the claim proper power to apply to if the Japanese of the Caston Viceroy, are altogether illegal. contention as to the exact status of the One Japanese paper, the flochi Shimbun, waters where the far-Afar was seized has a telegram from Moji saying that before in her pefarious operations is, enable, shipping the arms and ammunition at Kobe, That China is entitled to take proper the permission of the port authorities was duly obtained and that the vessel coaled at Moji. We also note that representatives of the Shipping Union of Japan have held a meeting jalokio and have passed a terol tion that the seizure of the Talsu Mary was illegal, toastuuch as the ship's procedure had woon altogether regular and (u nó sense con-
measures for the restriction of the nefarious
to put down a new outburst of worse than Boxer fanaticism.
LOCAL AND GENERAL,
MR. VON ZEPPELIN, who has been, up till now, acting Dutch Conful-General at Shang bai, has been raised to the rank of a full Consul-General,
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but other cl uses and modifications have been introduced where a compromise was necessitated by the fact that the rights of the British and Chinese Corporation under the preliminary agreement of 1898 conflcted with those subsequently conferred on the Chekiang and Kiangsu Railway Bureaux. For instance, the terminus of the line will be at Shanghai tad not, at Soschow, and the Chinese Government pledges the sur- plus, earnings of the Imperial Railways of North China instead of the provincial revenue The Corporation m'kes in loan under Im. perial guaranige to the Yuchuanpa Ministry of Posts and Communications), and this Ministry responsible for the economical and efficient, construction of the line, of which the accounts are to be published annually in Chinese and
English..
BARON DE SENDAL, Portuguese Minister to the Courts of Tokio an! Peking arrived at as security for the loin. ". Shanchal from Japan on Gib fast, by the Empress of India and is staying at the Bole des Colonies. Baron de Sendal will leave for the North in a few days
trade in arms which is being carried on, Ma. E. Roof, Secretary of State, bus exonerals from Japan, through which the rebel.ed Judge Wilfley from the charges brought lious, movement in Kwangsi and other sou against him, saying that he had cleared the name of America lo Shanghai from the stigma thern provinces is maintained, no one can deny, nor the righteousness of China's con of vice. President Roosevelt also approves of Judge Wiley's, action, and says that the tention, in which even Japan tagitly admits attack on him was inspired by those belonging
to the vicious classi Chins is right on this point, but denies that
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*The results of this Agreement will be watch ed with general interest, as it will afford a test of the Chinese Government's ability to employ satisfactorily foreign capital without local supervising ty the bondholders representa- Livet —N G, D, NWL
A trial in the presence of a Consular Officer together with her cargo, being put up fors Hongkong Magistratë. N
This report is, however, unconfirmed, and, if true, gives the case a pretty serious com plexion in the present altitude of Japan:
The officers of the Magistracy, using forms similar to the e in ure at the Bow Street Police Court in London, had previously caused lu Ki Shing's arrest as a suspect upon an informa tion and warrant which the Full Court held to be technically defective, and, owing to a mis construction of ins of the provisions of the Ordinance, the Magistrate used another wrong form after receipt of the Governor's order un- der the requisition...
CONTINUANCE OF THE DEADLOCK
Tokio, March 6, China has intimated her readiness to release the Telu Maru on the deposition of security and to apologize for the argest. She insists, however, on detaining the arms and ammuni- The Full Court held that the proceedings tion pending further investigation," for which had been void ab illo and discharged the abe is nominating a third Fover as arbiter, disagree with the view taken by the Magistrate tions mod iptimates that she holds herself free, prisoner on these grounds, although it did not Japan has perempinilly refused these condi and Mr. Jurice Wise with regard to the ovid-to take any action the pleases hithe matter. epce against the accused. Se FARMASI causing considerable annoyance to tha
The Full Court afio decided that the er gagement above referred in must be given by Chinese and foreign consigneers of bar cargo, l the Central Govemment at Peking, and that which amounts to Agagement by a Provincial Viceroy was insuficient, but the discharge of in Ki Shing was hot based on sais decision,
Hilberto the Viceroy's engmeement has been accepted and has 1 believe, been invariably honestly carried out, but in future so en Government at Peking,-Yours &c, gagement will be required from the Central
The seizure of the Talik Maru,kile points out,
to about 3.500 topujímal A DISQUIETING RUMOUR SMAGES
New York, March 6... Information from Vashington states that it. is reported unofficially from Peking that Japan t has threatened to usd force unless satisfaction is accorded her in the case of the Tor
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