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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 41908.

The Riots.

POLICE PICKETS WITHDRAWN.

TROUBLE NEAR MACAO.

S.S." Loongsang

Endangered..

SECOND ENGINEER'S LIFE THREATENED,

When they came to a native piece-goods shop been lost in diplomacy, "It is not surprising, in shera circumstances, that the Japanese Govern

they reckoned without their boat. The master ment has no time to occupy itself greatly with

and fokis of the shop bad received premoal- the feelings of China in the prosecution of

tory intelligence of the rioters' approach and -pending negotiations. Now that some of the

conrequently armed themselves to offer stub. knotty problems at issue bave been successfully

The anti-Japadass boycott riots may now be born resistance. The lawless band eventually disposed of, however, "it is high time that the

'considered to be at an end, so far, at any rate, arrived and, as they began to storm the wiibin international relations between Japan and Chinn entered as a fresh stage and it is only ties do not entertain any apprehension of a killing some

as Hongkong in concerned. The police author-hop, a volley was fired from

of the rioters and wound. reasonable that the Katsura Cabinet should

further outbreak,, and, consequently withing others. Mr. Chang Kang-yu, the well introduce a change in its policy towards China.

of Messrs. Douglas, drew the guards from the disaffected districts knowo compradore As a first step in the right direction the reduction

at six o'clock this morning, when the patrols Lapraik & 06, who has considerable landed in of the Japanese force stationed in North China fiatsbed their round. A, body of twelve terests to the country round about Chinshan, but been effected. Whilst commending the Go- vernment for what it has done, it is advisable. Sikhs, armed with carbines, was sent round when interviewed by a member of our staff, left Manila all the native, fireman, struck work

proceeds the Tokyo journal, that Japan should CHEMISTS & DRUGGISTS, afford China bo cause to misinterpret her in- tentions by attributing them to weakness an the part of Japan. Among the problems still pending between Japan and China there are || questions of such importance as that of the Fakunes railway, and the successful solution of these will depend on the masterful hand- og of diplomacy on the part of Japanese

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Some serious trouble occurred on board the steamer Leong Bong during her last trip from Manila to Hongkong. Owing to a disturbanca› which took place between the second engineer and the No. 1 fireman the day after the ship

to do duty in the Western district this forestated that he had had no cewe of either Chin and would not rerome until their wish-to re- woon by parading in Jervois Street, Bopham shad or Macao to-day. Recently the local lose the No 1 fireman from irons-had been Strand and Queen's Road West. This is more garrison at the formar place was considerably granted, This wish, which more or less in the astors of a precautionary measure to strengthened, there being now some to ampuated to a demand, was, of course, refused, ward the natives that the police are alert than anidieri stationed in the town Besides, a owing to the violent condition of the head fire from any misgiving of a recrudescence of dis wireless telegraph station was bot-recently-in-mes, who would, according to Captain Payne, stalled at Chiniban, so that that town is in have been a public danger. The result easy communication with the Boca Tigris fort was that the firemen deserted the stoke-bold in in case of emergencies,

a body, steam map down, and the Loong Sang.

turbances,

THE CITY QUIET. Everything is quiet again in the city. There was no disturbance created yesterday or last aight, although rumour bad it that certain stops were to have been looted, and, probably, fired. But, fortunately, the police, in charge of chief Inspector Baker, have been up to the occasion, and where a crowd collected and ugly scenes looked imminent, the mob was 2000 put "as the move." Only one arrest was made yesterday, in the Central district,

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At Chiosbau lustead of attempting to displaced in a very dangerous position North of figure the offending dealers by lopping off Luzon.

lisir bars, the rioters brand their cheeks with This forenoon, four of the firemen, including maits previously steeped in indelible lok. |the No..1, were charged bafore, Mr. J. R. Wood with impeding the navigation of the vessel, The No. 1 fireman was also accused of assault ing the second engineer-Mr. J. S. M. Gill-on the high seas.

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Telegrams.

"HONGKONG TELEGRAPH'

SERVICE,

TANG SHAO-YI

DEPARTURE FROM JAPAN.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung· Po"]

Peking, 3rd November. H.E. Tang Shao-yi, special com missioner to the United States, has advised the Imperial Government by wire that he would start from Japan for America on the 8th inst.

"CANTON-HANKÓW RAILWAY.

APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po."]

Poking, 3rd November. Grand Councillor Yuan Shih-kai socki for

has recommended app proment as

The Hocht weites in a similar strain. The announcement by Japan of the reduction of the number of troops. in North China by half

OUTBREAK IN SUNNING. should be regarded as very significant. While

The town of Kung Yik-fau, in Sunning it must be admitted that many of the causes of

district, opened to trade just after the in- pin-pricks between Japan and China still re-

auguration of the Sunning Railway, reports rist. maig unremoved, it would not be to the

ing and looting, also, as the outcome of the Mr. P. W. Goldring, of Messrs. Goldring, Par interestsof eitherto quarrel over these compara-

feeling against the Cessation of the anti-Japan-low, and Marrell, appeared for the prosecution, tively trifling matters. It should be distinctly.

Yesterday afternoon, Sergeant Garrad arrest-ese boycott. Some damage has been done to while Mr. Otto Kong Sing acted for the No. understood that the two countries, as the loaded a boy, about twelve years of age, who was the stores dealing in Japanese goods; but so fireman. The assault d'ise 'was beard first,

mas. The salt case wit boned for... WATSON'S COLD CURE TABLETS, ing Powers in the Far East, have commos sees to have burled a stone at a policeman. casualties are reported.

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pute over minor affairs, disregarding problems being charged before Mr. J. R. Wood, in the Speedily relieves influenez, cold in the of graver import. The position of Japan and Police Court, this morning, the defendant was

Railway in addition to his present China in the Far East has frequently been ordered to be whipped, which was carried out likened to the wheels of a cart, and undoubt. to the satisfaction of the lad's mother, who in-

post. erlly, that is so. Of course much depends on formed the magistrate that the youth was very the awakening of China to an appreciation of disobedient to her. After the whipping had been the situation, but it is the duty of Japan to lead administered his Worship warned the boy that her neighbour along the right path to as to if it should occur again he would be imprison prevèra an excessive inroad of Westéro infls- | ed. ence. If the statesmen of both countries.con we in which direction their ultimate goal lies any differences that may arise between them may be settled by means of mutual concession, -Japan Chronicle,

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LOCAL AND GENERAL. GOVERNOR-General Smith, of the Philippines, bles to the American Consul-General:- Cholem Tuesday two cases,

A FINE of $15, with the alternative of a month in gaol, was inflicted on a mio named Leung Yau in the Police Court, to-day, for dealing in Jottery tickets.

FINKS of $1 each were imposed by Mr. J. B. Wood, on three stanecutters who were charged before him with stealing forty pounder of cement. This charge was not proved, and the

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VICEROY Hsu Shih-chang of Manchuria has asked the Central Government for permission contract another foreign loan of Tis. 1,000,and, to be used in developing the agricultural and mineral resources of the viceroyally.

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FOR stealing a quantity of saltfish from a shop at 156, Wing Lok Street on the 27th ulip, a boatman was sentenced to six weeks' bard labour in the Police Court, to day. The salt HONGKONG, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1908, fish was found hidden on board defendant's

junk yesterday.. JAPAN AND CHINA.

CULTIVATION OF DEEPER FRIENDSHIP

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It is noticeable, writes the fiji Shimpo, that the Japanese Government is directing its a

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AT THE MAOISTRACY."

Mr. J. R. Wood (second police magistrate) granted a re-bearing to-day of the case in which a coolin was sentenced to six months hard labour on Monday for taking part in the riot, in which a shop al 145, Queen's Road Central, was looted.

Mr. C. F.. Dixon, of Mesars. Hastings and Hastings, appeared for the defence,

ospector Ritchie, who prosecuted, gave evidence to the effect that he saw défendant, in a,crowd, ratiling the door of the shop. The

crowd was very excited, the inspector admitted, and when he was seen the people made a dish to get away. The inspector thought defecdant was a ringleader.

The defendant-Leung Sun Tak-a fih hawker in the Central Market, said that on Cunday evening he was sent out by his master to pay a bill. On his way back he met a friend named. Cheung Chop. While walking plong

Queen's Road he say a large crowd, and went

up to inquire what the trouble was about. He was wearing a pair of wooden clogs at the time. When he got into the crowd he was pushed up against the shop and in order to keep bii

THE DARE-DEATH SOCIETY. In Hongkong the Dare› Death Secret Society, which engineered the recent trouble, continues to pursue its terrorising mission. The Society has sent out more intimidating lettera to-day to Chinese of the better-class in Hongkong having tradal connection with the Japanese either as merchants, freight-brokers, or traders. The Society threates, toʻlopp off the ears of any uppatriatic_Chinate who persist in bandling goods of Japanese manufacture. Those threaten ing letters have bean forwarded to the police while Government has been approached on behalf of the threateped individuals to ex- tead'adequate protection and to empower the men to carry fire-arms for self-protection.

LICENSING SESSIONS..

ANNUAL MEETING OF JUSTICES,

Mr. J. R. Wood (sécond police magistrale) presided. The other Justices present were of Police), G. N. Orme, E. A, living, A. Shelton Messin. F. J. Badejny (Captain Superintendent Hooper, Ho Kem Tong, E. D. C. Wolf, W. Bowen Rowlands and others.

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the third enginter were with bins. Witness sens the defendant to get the "boy" to bring down a bottle of water. "After having a drink he saw the defendant about to jake a drink out of one of the mess-room glasses. Witness took the glass away from him and cautioned him not to use mess-room glasses for his own purposes again. Akertke "boy" had left with the glasses, defendant approached witsass, and asked: "You wanches makeo fight,” at the same time" aiming a blow at witness, which struck bis arm, Witness retaliated and knocked defend- ant to the floor. As he was getting up again defendant picked up a spanner, and once again be was knocked down. The matter was then

In consequence of the opposition reported to the chief engineer, and witness went on deck, the defendant going into the store. by the lamas in Tibet to the admin- room. While witness was waiting to interview istration of Government by Chiu.

·the chief engineer on deck the defendant-rush-:

The following were granted publican's, li cences:-. F. Davies for the Hongkong Hotel Danjeebhoy Derabjee, King Edward Hotel: ant got the chopper. Isidor Silberman, Globe Hotel; More Stern-

TROUBLE WITH THE LAMAS,.

[By courtesy of the "Shmung Po."}

Peking, 3rd November.

Yee-fong, the senior amban, the` Buddhiet Pontiff telegraphed from Peking to the lamas enjoining them to disperse.

MINISTER TO BERLIN.

-DUAL POST.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung Po..

Peking, 3rd November. It has been decided by the Im

The onoual licousing session, to considered at him with a chopper. Witness ran to the certain applications for liquor licences, received mess-room and seized hold of an empty bottle, from hotel keepers in this Colony, was held at and as defendant was about to hurl the chopper the Magistracy this afterBOOD.

at witness, the chief engineer held his arm.

Cross-examined by Mr. Kong Sing-At thạ time of the trouble the third engineer was at what was bis weight. Defendant had not a good tending to the dynamo, Witness could not say

character on board ship. It was not right that when defendant tried to drink out of the glass witnese struck him over thahead." When witness | struck defendant the latter was sent sprawjing over the engine room. The defendant was not conscious after he was struck the second blow. Witness did not see from w” are defend-

Geo. Park, the third engineer, spoke to seeing the second engineer striking defendant,

ho saw was the defendant gitacking the second

given above. The first thing he said perial Government that as engineer, who was struck on the forearm. Wig H. E. Yam Cheung, the now pess then went and reported to the chief engi- neer. After the fight on deck the defendant Chinese Minister to Germany, reach- was put in irans,

la cross-examination, witness said he did notes Berlin, he will take over the sea the glass being taken away from the de- fendant. He only saw the defendnot attaching duties of H E. Yu Shok-mui, special He did not see the defendant in irons, but he commissioner, in addition to per Foard that ice-water was "pplied to bin head forming his own duties as the accredited representative to the Cor- man capital.

fest he had to seiz: hold of the iron bars Hoberg, International Hotel; William Kinter, never attended any mestings ogalost japan- ese goods-as a matter of fact he did note, Shamrock & Thistle; Mary Matthaey know the mersing of the word "meeting" Oriental; George Green, Criterion M. Tcket. neither did he know what the crowd had as

chelaiski, Land We Live In :-Bernard Mayer, Colonial: Louis Comar, Cosmopolitan; Esther sembled for. He called out on several occa sions; but not to incite the crowd; he was

Oliver, New Travellers; C. L. W. Seeger, calling his friend.

German Tavern; Richard Henry Whittaker, Praya East Hotel; . E. Barker, Stag Hotel.

ADJUNCT LICENCES,

The undermentioned ob'aired adjunct

licences-

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Carl Fiedler, Gölé"Wellmann, Käckuro Uyackuki, Sei Foo Row Hotel,

Defendant's friend stated that when the inspector made his appearance the crowd AT the instance of lospector Fenton, a coolie moved away. In the rush that followed the named Ho Wing was charged in the Police defendant was pushed up against the door, He- was then arrested. The defendant never tried Court, to-day, and sentenced to three months' hard labour for breaking into a godown of 14,

to get his hand through the iron bars to pull

There was a police objection, with reference Maan Street, Wanchai, on Monday last, and the door down. He was only a spectator, to this application as the applicant had been stealing bamboo to the value of Siz.

who, unfortunately, got pushed too much to the convicted for selling liquor in the manner tention towards the cultivation of a closer

fiont. He took no active part in the disturb authorized by those holding fall licences. The friendship with China thao exists at present; ACCOmpanying Bank-Director Figge, of the ance, Witness knew nothing of the Japanese Justices, however, granted the licence, but in As the first step in this direction the reduction | German-Asiatic Brok, now ou a visit of inspec- boyco't.. of the number of Japanese troops stationed in |tion to the focal bratch from Shangbai, are "His Worship was still of opinion that defonstructed Mr. Davidson, the applicant's solicitor, North Chipa has now been decided upon, "Messrs. Dr. Mann, a director of the Elberfeldant-had-n-hand-ia_the_riat,_and_apheld his Poster, Peak Hotel; A, A. H. Milroy, There can be little question that the decision des colour works, and Herr Stempel, the man- former decisión... of the Government ris-a-rit China will meet ager in the Far East for this company, says the with the approval of the people, at `large || „Tugrålutt' Affairs in China have been undergoing great modifications during the last few years. THE Central Government has sanctioned a

OFF FOR MACAO,

to warn his client.

REFUSED..

the second engineer, who struck him dowo.

and eyes.

The defendant, Kau Lim, spoke of the glass Incident, adding that when the second ergi- neer saw him with the glass in his hand be struck him over the head, knocking him down. Defendant was then seized by the quens and dragged about the engine-room. He was also

beaten into unconsciousness. Defendant was then placed in irons for three hours, until the ship arrived in Hongkong.

Mr. Goldring-First of all you were hand- cuffed to a stancbion 2.

Defendant-Yes.

`And you slipped away ?—Nos

Why was it that anklets had to be used, too? -I was unconscious and did not know what Captain Payo said that during the voyage

"defendant la irons because he was a public danger and hot meris, deien dans le chart ginger's life. Formerly, defendam's charactor'

A rumour was in circulaties in the city in the forenoon. that the police bad received in The diffusion of a newer knowledge anjong the memoria! by a sub-prefect named Chin Ju-han formation that the leaders of the riots had Gruzman of the Central Hotel, applied to transfrom Manila to Hongkong he had to put the Chinese people has been going on with such that sub-prefects and district magistrates embarked for Macho. remarkable rapidity that the Government has throughout the Empire be required each to`ap- Constitution and the opening of a National himself to keep a strict watch on the cultiva- Assembly nine years hence. To such circum- Lion of pappy within the jurisdiction of each stances, it is not surprising that Chinese ideasofficial.

The information was promptly communicated

H.E. Yu has been recalled.

MILITARY.

soon

INTERCHANGE OF PROVINCIAL

"REGIMENTS.

[By courtesy of the " Shaung Po,"]

Peking, 3rd November.

It is proposed by the Ministry of War that regiments of the different

seer fit to hold out the promulgation of a paint a superintendent" of agriculture" under to the police who lost no time.io-acting upon of the application. The opposition"were":"MI was good, but larterly he had become indiffer provinces might be given oppor

on international affairs should have also THREE Quarry Bay.coolies were ordered by undergone a change it-is-therefore only Mr. J. R. Wood, in the Police Coort, to-day, in the fitness of things that foreign, Powers to be detained until to-morrow, on charges of should remodel their attitude towards China theft. The accused, who were employed in according to circumstances. No Power will the shipyard, were alleged to have stolen now dare to have recourse to such a high eighty-eight pounds of lead and seven ponds banded policy as was so much in evidence a of zine, the property of Messrs. Batterfield and decade or so ago in dealing with China. Gen- Swire, yesterday.. erally speaking, the attitude of the Powers to- wards Chion is one of conciliation and peace, A SERVANT "boy" who is employed at 176, and they seem to be endeavouring to promote Des Voeux Road, was charged in the Police, their interests in China within limits which are Count, this morning with being in possession not detrimental to the prestige and feelings of of a revolver and ajo sounds of ammunition the Middle Kingdom.

without a permit. Accused, Li Shun, had the Such being the case, continues the Jiji, all revolver in his pocket, while the ammuni right thinking Japanese will no doubt endorse lion was found in a basket, covered over with the Government's proposed policy towards fruit. He was fined $5. The revolver and Chica. Observers of events during the last ammunition were forfeited.

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Mr Kong Sing-As a matter of fact this row tunities to interchange garrisons had quieted down when you arrived on the scene? No. It quieted down when I took with a view of securing for the away the means of his assault, Yes, two day

You kept this man in iro:s for a while? – 8oldiers a personal knowledge of the

country.

Sailors Homes J. H. Newbold, Ow! Grill Room Large Gameau, Astor Douse. **There were two applications refused. Ichel was happening.

fer his premises to the Cestral district.

Mr. M. J. D. Stephens appeared in support the inteligence. From our own independent John Hastings and Mr. C. F. Dixon of Messrs. quiries we learn that, having accomplished fastings and Hastings, Mr. F. II., Deacon,, of their task in the Colony, the designers of the Messrs. Deacon, Looker and Deacon, and Mr. nefarious plan moved off to disseminate their Jackson, of Johntos, Stokes and Master. gorpel of destruction. However carefully they The Chairmas intimated that be had received sought to guard their plans against leaking outwo applications from Chinese merchants in we have it on unimpeachable authority that their that locality opposing the application. projected movements bad reached the cars of Mr. Stephens spoke at length in favour those most immediately concerned. We have of the application. He saw no reason no doubt that the secret service of the local why it should not be granted, and west police will keep the Macao auiborities well to recall an incident which he experienced last informed of any plot contemplated against Sunday when he was nearly knocked down by Macao in Hongkong.

a.drunken man and rickshas in that district,

·He did not mind that because he could dodge them. (Laughter).. But to the ladies, they tagger (land laughter)-stagger at such sights. If there was one hotel in the district there should be room for another. As far as he was concerned he did not want any there, application was refused.

Speeches ja opposition were made, and the

RUMOURED TROUBLE AT MACAO.

Meanwhite Chicase report has gained car reacy that an outbreak has already taken place at Macao. The instigators of the anti-Japan ese boycott have been sedulously at work in the Partousa Colony where wrecking and looting, similar to the operations in Hongkong no Saa,

SHIPPING AND MAILS

day and Monday, began at 9 o'clock thi mon log in Rus de Felicidade in the Portuguese The Shangbal · Hotel (represented by Mr. few years will huvd policed that there has been EMIL SCHERRER, the ex-P. W. D. overseer, Settlement. When seen by a representative G.. E. Morrell) was not allowed a licence more than one cause calculated to introduce who was arrested the other day on a charge of of this paper this afternoon, the Portuguese because of a recent conviction against the unpleasantness into the relations of the two accepting a bribe of Sid from a contractor, was, Consul at Hongkong, Senhor J. J. Leiria, manager. countries. The Portsmouth Treaty has given in the Police Court, yesterday, convicted and very courteously stated that he had had no The meeting bad not concluded when we Japan the rights and privileges which, Russia want to goal. Evidence was heard to the effect official intelligence from the neighbour went to press. had been enjoying in Bouth Manchuria, with that the Sang Les firm had a contract to doing Colony, concerning any outbreak there. the result that this has involved, negotin- certain work for the Government. Stonly | He did not believe that such could have tions of a difficult mature between Japan afterwards the managing partner of that firm} been the case, 2*, if any seribus disturbance and China. However anxious may Japan received a letter from the defendant siking for had taken place, it was most likely he would be to maintain friendly relations with China Spo, and threatening to give trouble ip case of have been informed by the Macao Govern. she can hardly be expected to sacrifice her refusal. The managing parider refated to give. ment, vlial interests on the altar of friendship. It is any money, but instead sent the letter to de-- not difficult to imaging, therefore, that Japan fendant's superiors. This resulted in de Reliablo nown, however, has reached Hong has sometimes been obliged to josist on her fendant being discharged immediately. In kong that in Chioshan, anti-Japanese boycott demands even at the cost of offandlog "CH" his defence accused stared that he asked, for sipts broke out towards the end of last feeling. If Japan had been weak and too co the 510 as a loan, but hot as a bribe. A zen-week. The rioters want about their work, after latory reach of what she has acquired in Man hence of six wanks hard labour was passed by much the same style as in Hongkong, wick Charis at the point of the bayonet might have Hr. J. R. Wood,

lng and looting the shops in the

'CHINSHAN LOOTED,

MAILS DUE.

› German (Prine Zudwig) 5ih inst, 6 am.

French (Armand Bakte) gih inst,

The P. & O. S. N. Có, në Palermo luft Singapore for this port on srdinst., at 3.30 p.m. The. H. A. L. x. Stierla paised Wooming on and just, at a p.m. and may be expected Lhere on 5th infEKRU

Was he ant iv'irous when the ship' arrived here?—No.

He was confined ?—Yes, under lock and key. technical aggressor in the engine-room, and -His Warship found that defendant was the found him guilty of the arrault with the chop- per on deck. He reserved bis decision until the second care, in which defendant was also concerned, was decided.

then called upon to answer charges of dis- The defendant and three other firemen were obedience.

Mr. E. Davidson, of Messra. Hastings and Havings, appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Oito

Koog Sing represented the No i fireman,

Captain Payan remembered putting the No.

fireman in irons fast Paterday. When this occurred she ester firemen would do nothing

SHANGHAI TAOTAI.

PROMOTED GOVERNOR.

[By courtesy of the "Sheung_Fo,"]

Peking, 3rd November. News has been received from a reliable source of the promotion of His Honour Teni Nai Wong, Taotai of Shanghai, to the Governorship at Kat Lam, in the Three Eastern

theyab undonedihsengine-room and gava ozdara fused, saying that unless the order came from to the other firemen to resume dair, but they the No. they would do nothing. This resulted Provinces. In the meam going down and the ship ba ing stopped: Later witness gave orders to

the No. 1, who was then in irons, to tell the DR. Atkinson, the plague expert, who is visite firemen to rear to the stake-hold, bat being Tientsin on the request of Major Nathan, would not.abey, boless, be stated, he was R., his services, being kindly lent, by the

reluased.

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Mr. Kong Sing-Wasn't the No. 1 in Hongkong government, had a musiing on 22nd. dared condition when you spoke to him ?.. ult, with the local consular body, at which Dr.

Captain Payne-No... Hè was in a violent condition;

Do you say that the firemen went to work aftor_that ?—Yes; once, but when the No. I beard the shovels be called them up again. || His Worship You don't want to take back thesa man, cap als ?-No,,, We are getting new firemen

Big Worship sentenced the Nor Greman ta six treaks hard labour on the charge of alaaul), and the rest 19.qne week's imprisonment anchi

Moorehead of Tongshan,, was also present having come down for the special pas? pase. Several conclusions ware arri Drs, Atkinson and Moorehead will. report fully on their searches Meanwhile we loses the “Tangshan, "and na more

ported in say "outside direct or