THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH SATURDAY JULY
CTION
CLAIM FOR DAMAGES AND ALLEGED LIBKY.
VAN EXPANSIVE GUEST.
COST OF TUR LLAMA'S VISIT. [By courtesy V The boung På****
Peking, 28th June.
posal: to à inaugurate, a parliament in Are Y-YATTER ON
ABROALA
(CE
REASED.
proceeded to: Customers-Missis
bat when they returned the lot would attend. Before the partners, ware is a position to see the anthorities
plainting silk store was That was on the 13th Marcha Mi. Blad the point that, the 4. Vary Nitartaling case to-the-marcantila drm and 15s Cheena Loong had no ppanaction community.was heard before the Chief Justica)
tice whatsoever, and that any other (Sir, Francis Piggott) in the Supreme Court entirely a action of the defence. inst Mondaysul he case was that in which the Kwong Hing Cheung Arm, of Canion, broughton Counsel, the people ta
Boou alter plaintiff firm was clowed, want an action against Masus: Router Brockelmann inquire the reason for the selaurs. They ent and Company for an injunction to reset the to one of their good. falsely representing to the German Consul at their assistance the matar la company defendants, their antrants, and... aku
and arenia from Arphold Karberg and Company and makack
ton that curtain Loops in of the partners of the Cheung man Coneni was interviewed, and be mated
Hongkong, sugar merchuste were also
partnere
order to obtain thị In the plaintia's firm; and must give security in the sum of $40,000 from further endeavouring to
alarce
Maria?
„Arnhold Karbarg and Company. stood ment by the pre
plaintiffs of debt alleged to guarantes; the
were faldased, and promises wises stm, by attachment of property belonging to
e to the defendants by the Chaung Loong these proceedings opened be due the plaintifs or in which, they were interested, The plaintia, therefore, clates the sum of $10,000 damages for false representation and libat, empanelled to decide the
Special jury wwa
acter of the action of the Chinese comwain method of reasoning" Moreover, no such it costs $5,000 a day for provision Throne on the subject of the cost of main canton, and to the Chinese authorities at Can with an assistant from the latter firm the G«5,
and storen för bird and his retinue,
their exertions will be allowed to go un. The fomobtailon of the boycott against rewarded. We have said nothing regarding|| Japanese by merchants in Hongkong the contributory ald of the European.com-haring been repeatedly reported from munity in this Colony, because we are of Chios, the story ban obtained' universal opinion that their response to the call for credence in Japani consequently, being funde will be made manifest at the af fratce so repeatedly reported it must be true, and plan bazaar which opens on Friday next week. such a method of competition la strongly to
be deprecated! That is to say, repeated The Governor of Shunst. Province WHP NOT THE GOVERNOKI. statements in Japanese papers that a certain reports that the Llama is sojourning
thing: bld occurred is a proof that it has at the Ng-toi Hills None will gainsay the meritorious char really takes place. It is an extraordinary and crew of the steam launch from Shun in proclamation has been gristfed In Hong proceeding to the revene of the drowning kong. The amount of confidence to be passengers of the ill-fated Poroan, when that placed on those statements may be judged Vestel was wrecked near Cap-mul-mun on the from the fact that in one Messrs. Jardine; 8th of June last. The gallantry of the Chi Matheson & Co. were accused of Resisting neue on that occasion' was 'so marked that the boycott with a large sum of money, the Government felt bound to take and the interesting information › was 'added official cogaliance of the fact, and by that Messrs. Jardine; Matheson & Co. WLE N the authority of His Excellency the German Arm. Unless with the deliberate ob Governor it was decided that gold medalsject of stirring up strife, It is difficult to under- should he struck in their honour and presented to them, in commemoration of their deed, and as a token to the crews of other native vessels that similar bravery in the future would be as fittingly recognised All this is as it should be, for no one in this
stand why the Japan Mail should go out of its way to use an alleged proclamation by the Gov amor of Hongkong, of which it approves, to make this unjustifiable attack on merchants here, thus encouraging the vernacular Journ. als to belleva that the advice givan Japan merchants in Kobe by Count Okuma---thint: advantage should be taken of Indian resant ment to push the sale of Japanese goods was, mutatis mutandis, being actually carried into effect in Hongkong by British mer chants. The Japan Chronicle concludes its very impartial criticism thus"It is for "tunate that the Japan Mail is not published within the limits where extra-territoriality prevails; for we are not sure that the para- graph we have quoted would not be sufficient under a British Order in Council to prove a charge of exciting enmity between the subjects of his Majesty the Emperor of Japan and the subjects of his Majesty the King of Bugland.”
Celegrams.
“' HONGKONG-TELEGRAPH” SERVÍCE.
FRANCE AND CHINA.
· THE YUNNAN INCIDENT.
· [By courtesy of the" Sheụng Po."]
Peking, 20th June."
Colony, whose malo interests are bound up with the sea, can tell when be may have recourse to the life-saving exertions of the native population. When the announce -ment was first made, it was stated that the presentation of the medals would take the form of a public ceremony, at which the modest heroes would be congratulated on their prowess, which was all the more worthy of being commended because it lacked the slightest suspicion of being actuated by any thing like self-interest or self-glorification, That decision was the more to be appre- clated because it was in direct contra-dle tinction to the usual hole-and-commer mathod of handing out a Belilios Imitation of "The Merry Widows"-hat through the medium of a police officer, whose duty consisted of handing over the circular trophy and receiv ing a receipt in exchange, When the last batch of medallists came to receive their. decorations, the presentation ceremony took place in the Legislative Council chamber, His Excellency the Governor performing thegracious and pleasant duty of making glad the hearts of the thy recipients. On the picsent occasion the directors of the Tung Wa Hospital were largely responsible for the movement which has led to proposed_re--| cognition, of the gallantry of the coxswain and crew of the Kam Shun and it was only right in these circumstances that the pre-
The Chinese Minister to Paris has sentation ceremony should fake place in the Hospital itself, and that it should be of reported to the Waiwupu that the public character, a far so good, but it is to be, feared that much of the éciar which French Government maintains the would otherwise attach to the proceedings firmness of its attitude in regard to will be lost owing to the absence of His Hxit demands for repiration arising cellency Sir Frederick 1 ugard from the func out of the Yannan frontier incident. tion. It is stated that Hir Excellency was - approached on the subject, but, owing to the pressure of official business, felt unable to acquiesce in the proposal that he should preside when the medals were being distri buted and delegated the duty to his sab. ordinate the Registrar-General. No doubt the Registrar General in a most extind- able person gifted with all the graces essential in one who essays to adorn the chief position at such a function, but he is not the Governor. He is not even repre- sentative of the European community, who are equally desirous of honouring these humble seamen as the Chinese themselves. Consequently the function will be robbed of much of the value and importance · with which it would have been invested had His Excellency the Governor found it possible to spare the time necessary for the perform. ance of such an exceptional and notable event as the presentation of medals for life. saving to Chinese launchmen. Perhaps if this point of view were brought to the atten tion of His Excellency the Governor be might reconsider his decision to delegate hii prérogative to an official in the Govern
· OLD MÖNUMENTS.
PRESERVATION DESIRED.“
[By courtesy of the “Sheung Po."]
Poking, 26th Juno,
H.E. Chang Chih-tung has issued instructions to all the Provincial Au. thorities anent the desirability of Recuring the preservation of all old monument“.
CHINESE TELEGRAPHS,
SHANGHAI-AGENTS APPOINTED,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po")"
Peking, 26th June. The Ministry of Posts and Com ment service, and, recalling his first judgmunications has directed Chow Kam ment, voice in person the sentiments of the Chang and Li Hou Yau, the pre
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.
-WHEN TO BE GRANTED,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung, P^""]
Peking, 28th June. At the meeting of the Grand Councillors on the 26th inst, to dia- ou a the question of Constitutional Government, some Ministers were in favour of granting it within a puod of five years while others agre tend
All, however, were of the
CHINESE TELEGRAPHS“
THE NATIONALISATION SCHEME.
[Bỷ courtesy of the " Sheung "Po
[By courtesy of the "Sheday"70.")"
Peking, 30th June, The Waiwapu recently memorialised the
tensacal of Chine Legations in foreign countries, and proposed that additional axpenditure should be authorised in accords ance with the dignity bastting, the repre, sentatives of the Empire abroad.
In response, the Board of Revenue as sanctioned an increase in the expenditure to the extent of 30 per cent.
STRIKE AT NINGPO.
"TRADER" PROTEST AGAINST
CURRENCY:
[By country of the “Shaung Po").
that
Cheang Loong firm was owned by Woo' Yin For the defence it was denied that the Nam and Lung Telur PangThey danied having sant letter to the German Courel "Gegeral
complainresentations
were made by certain
and. They wern i-Mazurs. Robert Shawan top, to Jupp, G. W. C. Pemberton) managed nebred to the defendan's is a'uomo WEIG
(foramas), T. F. Hough, Richard Marlen, J. A) A. D..S. Consland ind A. W. Bakár: 25
Mr MWC lado, instructed by Mr. F.
Slado Dizon, of Messra, Hastings sod Healogs, apr pasted for the plaintiff firm. The Hon. Mr. Ho E. Pollock, R.C., and Sir Henry Berkeley, KC., lestracted by Mr. E P 1. Lang, of Mast Descon, Looker and Deacun, were for the defendant from.
unbjects in Can. „ving Mensio, Rauter. Brockalninom and to the effact that the plaintifa work partners in the said fires and that the firm
exceeding 550,000 The arrest was legally mada rights accorded by Treaty, and they submitted that the Coat had no jurisdiction over the plaintifs claim.
That ball-past ten o'clock the Copri naned and Justice (9ír.
HEAT IN PEKING.
EMPRESS DOWAGER PROSTRATED.
FANCIS
Init Tuesday,the Chief Piggott) presiding
Shanghai, goth June;" The trades people of Ningpe have gone on strike, it is reported, as a protest against the continued loss sustained by them owing to that a parliament should be in the diminution in the purchasing power of
the copper cash, pag
after that Mr. Slade proceeded to resting was continued of the case in which the tuted.
[For sometime: there has been a plethora of read the statement of claima voluminous Kyong Hing Cheung firm of Canton, brought subuldiary copper coins la Ningpo as the real document which we appeod, in brief, belawan action against Mars kautar-Brockelmann of the enormous output of the Provincial Min's to the statement of claim plalaus stated and Company for an injunction to restrain the and much dissatisfaction, has been expressed they were silk merchants of Canton, and prior defendants, their servante, and agents from by the traders owing to the lost they sustain ito March, 1927, or dates unknown to the falsely representing to the German Conani at the discounting of these coins, #The-strik,
Dinisiidi, the defendants dealt with a firm in the Canton, and to the Chinese authorities at Can- referred to in the telegram is therefors, in all Colony, who were trading under the name of
tos that certain of the partners of the Choupa Jikelihood, the outcome of that feeling-Ed Cheung Loong firm, the two patioara balny Leong firm, of Hongkong, sugar munchints Wos Yiu Nam and Lenng. Tin Pang. This
were also partners in the plaintiff's firmó s'abo firm was adjudged bankrupt in 1957 and
from further endeavouring to about the end of 1906, or beginning of 19 2 by the plaintiffs of a debt alleged to be
enforce payment be don ta the defendants sent a letter to the German the defendants by the Cheung Loong sim, by Consul at Canton, what purported to be the attachment of property bolenging to the plaids accounts of mosies owing to
to the defendants by tiffs, or to which they were interested. The the Cheung Lanog firm, and also represented plaintiffs, therefore, claims the sum of $10,000 through the German Consul to authorities that Teung Lal Pang, Wong Hui damages for alleged false representation and
libet Tung and Cheung Th: Yuen were partners in Following was the jury empanelled the Cherng Long firm at Hongkong, and Messrs. Robert Shewan (foreman) that the frm owed the defendanti
$4,171,703, for goods contracted to be sold, and 1,997.04 Hough, Richard, Marien, J. A. Jupps & Wa 17 Pemberton, A. D. 5. Couslood, and A. W. for godown: rent, is for and on
etc.. The Garmen
Contel Becker at the request and
Actio
and on bahslf a
Mr. M. W. Slade, instructed by Mr. C. F. the defendante illegally procured the Chinese Dixon, of Meur Hastings and Hastings, authorities to issue warrant for the appeared for the plaintiff firm, The Hon. Mr. arrest of the plaintifs, and the property. E. Pollock, K.C., and Sir Henry Barkalay, and premises
of the Kwong Hing Cheung firm were seized by the Chinese authori tion. To obtain the release of the and to save avrent they were.com. premises
were examined for the proteca. pelled to give the Consul General as secasition, and the case, which is expected to last straining the defendants from representing t Pl-intifs claimed an ipjauction re
the German Consul or the Chinese authorities that they w to partners in the Cheung Loons and 575, co damages to be
Peking, 28th Juneya Upon receipt of the telegram from the shareholders of the Chinese Tele- graph: Administration resisting the nationalisation scheme, the Ministry of Posts and Communications pro- poses to offer a higher price for the shares in order to obviate further opposition.
Later.
The National Bank of China, in Shanghai, has been instructed by the Ministry of Posts and Communi cations to start getting in shares in private ownership of the Chinese Telegraph Administration,
SUGAR.
PROPOSED I CREASE
[By courtesy of the S
Shanghai, 29th June,'
DUTY.
PON
-It is proposed by the local author ities in Anhui province to increase the duty draugar."
As, however, the sugar trade, is chiefly in the hands of foreigners, a strong protest has been made against the proposal.
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT.
́EMPRESS DOWAGER IN CONFERENCE,
{By courtesy of the “Shring Po."]
Peking, 29th June. On the 27th inst., their Majesties the Empress Dowager and the Em, their Excellencies Chang Chih-tung, peror had a long conference with Yuan Shih-kai, Tai Chuk and Luk Chung-nam (members of the
Colony on the act which has won the praise sident and vice-president respectively. Grand Council) on the subject of of the European and Chinese communities. of the Chinese Chamber of Com-constitutional government... The Chincie are peculiarly sensitive to the nice distinction, which marks the differ- ence between a reward presented by the Governor himself, and a gift handed over by a junior official who is regarded more in the light. of a magistrate than a benefactor.
merce in. Shanghai, together with Chong Man Yin, director-general of the China Merchants' Steam Naviga- tion Co., Ld., in Shanghai, to act
If it were necessary the date of the pre-a5 Government agents for the collec sentation ceremony could be so arranged tion of shares in the Chinese Tele- as to fit in with the necessities of His Ex- cellency's official duties, so that all parties might be made happy for once in a while,
AN EXTRAORDINARY
ALLEGATION, :
→ (3rd July.).
The following extraordinary paragraph' appear in the Japan Malis,
graph Administration.
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT,
DATE OF OPENING OF PARLIAMENT.
“[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po,”]
Peking, 26th June,
REIRENCHMENT.
500 OFFICIALS DISCHARGED. "[By courtity of the "Sheung Po”]
Peking, 29th June. The Governor of hantung Pro vince has instituted a retrenching campaign.
It is reported that more than 500 officials have been discharged from service.
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Potty"
Peking, 1st July. The beat in Ping is intense, The Emperor's condition is worse in con sequence.
It is reported that the Empress Dowager in also prostrated by the heat.
COMPULSORY EDUCATION,
CENSUS TAKEN,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung, Po."]
Peking, 1st July.
A census of Peking has been taken with Evlaw of enforcing compulsory education,
If the scheme is successful, it will be ex tended to the other provinces.
SHORTAGE OF FUNDS.
BOARD OF CIVIL AFFAIRS IMPECUNIOUS.
[By courtesy of the " Showig. Po") The Board of Civil Affairs has run out of its fands
Application has been made to the Ministry
C, Instructed by Mr. E. P. H. Lang, of Mesary, Deacon. Locker and Deacon, ware for the defendant firm. C
Witnesses
several days, was adj wined,
for the defence in the Supreme Court, yesterday Sir Henry Berkeley, K c., opened the čase
Arm of Hang on the release of the Kwon the jury action-brought by th
in by $46,00 cn
Hing Cheung firms, of Caston, against to the Consul General Messrs. Reurer Brockelmann and Comproy to presenting the alleged facts of the case ti
an injunction to restralu- the defendants, ibaig the jury, Mr. Slade stated that the plaintiff servants and neesta from falsely repseinpting
firm the Kwong Biogarga #*", to the Germ a Consal at Canton," and 10"/
port business in raw silk Canton, since 1893,
lo
pär
Chua
in which they were interested. The plaintifs.
Auch good Chinese authorities Canton that certain of the partners of the Cheung Loong firm of the Коза
which firm carried oo
'nere in the plˇinisff's, firm, and from farther e business in Canton some ten of twelve year or sugar merchants, were also parte, previously. The plaintiff firms dealt with
Bearl
endeavouring to enforce payment by the plains: every for:
rágo Bra In Shamest, and bad | twelve: of Agriculture, Industry and Commerce and to put him at the time of the commencement of tiffe of: a 'debt' allaged in ba dun to the dafen. * the Ministry of Poils and Communications for this actions: Since then one of them had died,
firm, by attache. dante by the Cheung Leong Goancial assistance,
¡ment at
of property belonging to the plaintifs, o leaving only eleven pannars at the present moment. The defendant firm did ★ business: in the Colony and had also a branch in Can ton. Hare bir. Ginde callest the jury's attentios to an alteration in the pleadings for the de fence in which they originally stated that she Reuter Brockelmann in Hongkong and the Reuter Drockeimkad is Canton were, not the same, and that they did not know what each other was doing. This watement, Counsel stated, was given up now, and that the de ence bad admitted that fact,
RATRENCHMENT ABOLITION OF SINECURES,
[By omuriéry of the "Shaung. Po!]
Peking, 1st July. The Imperial Government has issued instruct tions to the Viceroys, and Governors of all provinces that especial efforts should be made to dispense with all unnecessary officials-with is view to retrenchment,
STORM IN PERING.
CROPS DAMAGED,
[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po"]
Peking, and July. aged in Peking
On the night of the 1st lost, a heavy storm Great injury has been done to the trees and
CHINA AND SWEDEN,
COMMERCIAL TREATED SIGNED; {By courtesy of the "Shwung Po.")
Poking, and July,
The Waiwups has drawn up Commercial Treaty between Chips and Sweden.
An Imperial edict has been issued directing H. E. Yue Fong, vice-president of the Minis, try of Foreign Affairs, to signihu Trusty; /
REPARLIAMENT FOR CHINA,
Somos time in 1906, Measis. Reuter Breckel- MESS,
(thank
therefore, clafor the sum of $10,000 dimages for alleged falsa representation and libel
Sir Henry Berkeley, in brief, held that the case presented by the plaintiffs should be dismissed without the defence being called to go further islo the matter, because the plaintiffs badran action formater committed ourside... territorial jurisdiction, but had that the tort complained of was wrong [imited: to.prova
In that country in which it was alleged to bave been committed as well as a wrong in this country. The second, ground was that the of Hongkong, sold a quality of sugar plajmin by their evidence: had, established * Masers. Cheung Leong madera frm facts which ousted the jurisdiction, *which seemed to bava bad considerable deal-
Court, inasmuck as the evidence: ho ings with Messrs. Reuter Brockelmann, of the acta complained of causlar, damage, to gkong, Towards the end of the last the plaintiffs consisted io avespass of property in China. Sir Henry's other ground was that so far as the claim con
consisted of a claim for datas for libel no libal had been set out in the Agat pleadings as was essential to enable the
iffe to succeed in
onable plain, this actio cite authorities Counsel then proceeded to cite antuonties to substantiate his argument,
Proceeding, Sir Henry said that the sana. was on the plaintiffs to establish their case,
Witnesses for the
• defence aware then sxamined. The defence danied that the
New Year the Cheong Loong & m go into difficulties owing to the Kalump" in the Sugkr market. They had a large contract with Meagra, Reuter Brockelmann, of Hongkong, and could not take delivery, naither could they pay their debts, The Chaung Loong fin, Mr. Slade explained, was owned by two men-Woo Yiu Nam and Leting Tain Faug to February, the former absconded with all the firm's was on
partner
and had pot since bean stap. available CABANAPA ADAWI in Canton „„His other"
when this occurred, a as notified of the adair by gram, and be immediately came to Hongkok to straighten out
Os out matters.. artivel bere ba found the Cheung Loong Brm had been ad- Judged baskrupt. Mense. Rentary Brock misney. They were owed no cor meon quite
wanted to recator Lanir rightly
were owed $5,000 for goods supplied,
Chaung Loong: Sim was owned by Woo Vie Nam and Lung Teing Pang. They denied sise having sent letters to the German Consul General as complained of Representations were
made by certain German subjects in Cas- Mass Reater Brockelmann, and vto, Company, to the affect that the plainties were
the partnere la said Arms and that the
frm was etc. They had also 4,500 bags of sugar, valued. Indebted to the defendants in a sum exceeding at 542,000, which the hour: Lauter. Brocket.corded by Treaty, and they maintained
Cheung Loong Arm and
The arrest was lagaily, muan with | codtraded: to
mano's duty, in the circumstance was to that the Court had no jonsdiction over the well the stuff at the best price they
gat
their Canton branch to the German krupp Richard Matten Adjupp, W, CA Pampersat
of
*that:
Loeng Bim.
tihey dida however, was to make reprisalasons through. WEST RIVER FLOOD,
OPENING DATE.
Reber she Canton [By courtesy, of the "Sheung: Pr”
owed them $50,000, wh
whereas A. D PROVINCES TO CONTRIBUTE TO
Consland and A. W Becker, were not owed more than $11.00, and farther MW. Siades estructed by Mr.C.. RELIEF FUNIN
represented that the plaintif firm the Dizde of Meatre, Castings and Haninge Paking, and Joly
Chaung was liable for the Chenegi peated for the plaintia And The Hors Me [By courtery of the "Shrung, Pa."]
A memorial has been presented to their Loonga debts, fassmuch as the plaintiff firm H. E. Follock, C., And Sir Henry Berkeley Majestias the Emperor, and Empress Dowager was branch of the Cheung Loong If they d Instructed by My LF. H. Laurio by the Grand Councillors on the satfect of the Mara Reule Brockenaan, of Hongkong) had Messrs. Dascon, Looker and Deacon, were for Peklog, jath Jane.. proposed dets for the opening of parliament not dose this they could not have got the Get the defendant firmy. Ma As the result of a communication des for China, poly patched-by-His Excellency Chang [en-chuo, |—le is proposed to -
refer
caction until the lanthan Consel to else ibralik Viceroy of Canton, reporting the disastrous | month of this year when, on the occasion of Imperial sanction will be sought effects of the recent floods in the two the anniversary of the bình of the Empresa praented that A
The boycott at Hongkong being still vigorous, the Governor of the Colony has fused a proclamation, strictly forbidding all meetings in connection with the boycott and ail pubile discussions tending to promote or
It is reported that, on the 24th perpetuate it. It is very satia'actory to find inst., the Grand Councillors arrived his Excellency taking this course, for the eta decision in regard to the date measure will tend in some degree to mitigate for the establishment of a parliament the soreness felt in Japan in connection with
for China the attitude of foreign local merchants, That these latter hava persistently fomented
opening b
Se scene on spend, saarika Yin Sa gaİTEPIN. SURINATESENT, A} Kunzg; the Central Govemment has taken Dow ger, the dais, #1):
de universally pro Mr.
Blade rented th
from Ohios that the story has obtained un! an early date, of the period within versal credence Ip Japan, and has caused nowhich constitutional government will little chagrin. It is justly felt that in a costier of this kind all nationals(sic)should combine be granted within the Empire.
to discountenance a method of retaliation :
which, though to-day directed against Japan, A HONGKONG BANK LOAN, may to-morrow he directed against Germany
or England or any other Western Power,. and was actually directed yesterday against: America. The Japanese are not saying *much about this phase of the business, but that they foolilt, keenly cannot be doubted
¡TO H.E. CHANG PIK.
[By courtury of the "Sheung Fr"]
by anyone who (a in close scaph with thom, perdere
#
Peking, 28th June,
and for our own part we must say that such The Ministry of Posts and Com
method of mompetition refuses to be res conciled with any principle of fairness, The decided action of the Governor of Hong kong will therefore, bara a good effect
in
minic Has borrowed one million tacks from the Hongkong and Shang hai:Banking- poration.
the course of its criticism of the Japan Weir's HB. Chang extraordinary allegation, the Roba Chronicle.
prompe measures to provide relief for the sufferere.
Telograms have been sent to the varioui Provincial Governments requesting them to raise funds færmediately in "order" that the victims of the catastrophe may be relieved.
claimed,
"BOATMAN CUÏB HIS THROAT.
CASO
defendanta old prore all he said, The
of the albar,
that
one firm was a branch
Sinte
observed that
his filend, Interrupted him by anggesting they
do certain things, Bir Happy Not suggested-stated.
that
did not
PEMALE LITIGANTS
BAS KOO, WHERE ARY: THOUG
A somewhat interesting case was decided by Mr. Justice Gomperts in the Summary, Juriidies Court yesterday morning. The parter ins | ware two won cu-Tim: Ma; a widow, Qomen"-Road”Kau/the plalatia:an!" residing at 315, defendant)/or the claim agaJEN
** Mr, Sladem. There they arengulo, Hastated | of. com Rome Brockelmann: did not want that to
and that was the reston why he was
FAMILY`DISPUTE THE CAUSE.
en ged inst, - that Becates of a quarrel between himself and
Praye his wife a boatman made so spaccato
the defendant w isttempt to commit suicide yesterday.
account asmo benicar and his site are employed on Mt. Blado, than proceeded to read the lattes The defenda board Hours Boat which was than Anchored from, Rauler Brocksimaon, to the cheder bar
Paizure of
ne
Initku apsvelation, makal plaisiin alleged thas calon dans souh
OHI A'S GOVERNMENT.
PROPOSED PARLIAMENT IN
AHTIVE YEARS SANDA
{By courtsay of the "Shaung Pa"}]},
oth June, T. E. Chan
Shib of tumper, the battrsan Laiged, Bold Cave Contal at Bastos, caused the plainjin arm to After farther discumien þet kal and other me
Council and mad thres Blasbar ng KIF ANFORDE
Chinese authoriHAT, A {staládi man av to Sans Kös keinun miter the child cars on treapt of the letter from the German Cunt, cons
iamgolately called "wathe | sulavithout making any inquiries as to the
(in $baudi-win Day At about six/dclock last | Loous Arm neklog for payment of some Sio,000 #fitis ons 'in her own name und?
of the
fat Paz
abject the tutional gove
(STRAIDE there was a dispose, butween sham oda, and the letter saking for, thei Soverishe quasiloelefoon which the wife the plaintiff Arm; for the dak, The Pan y the amafik posar ha inflaged the husband and squandered, Ola a ft magistrate, acting on the advice of the Garman ach,
B^curacy of the stalemanis. latser wrote, to the Vantaan on
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