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Reforms and Progress in Korea.

WONDERFUL AWAKENING, (Special to the "Hongking Telegraph.")

In the estimation of those who follow closely the march of events in Far Eastern countries, Korea is bound to figure largely in, the game of international polhics within the Bext few years. That her part will be a passive one goes without saying. The Empire and its Emperor will continue to be but pawns in the game. But at the same time, the settlement of the destinies of Korea must be fraught with very grave istuos alio for the countries cos. tiguous to her borders-Japan, China and Rosia It is only to be hoped that a pacific understanding will be established amongst the nations most pertly concerned and that existant corfleting interests will, bs brought

lato upison without detay.

Quite recently reconent umeurs have been published to the effect that the actual annexa. tion of Korea by Japan is on the verge of ful filment. Indeed the process of carrying out the nonexation has already been outlined. The Korean Government, it is understood, will first of all adopt a resolution in favour of this step being takeo. That finding will be communicated to the Emperor of Jupi per- sonally by the Korean Emperor and the peces sary arrangegehus will then be burried forward.

FACIT APP GYALU

"of the course to be taken by Japan has been given by Great Britain and all the other Po- wers with the exception of Russia, which awaits the conclusion of the new Russo-Japanese

_Agreemdst.

In view of the impending important change that is about to befal the national life of the Koreau people, it is worth while to glance at the vast strides that have been made in the county the direction of reform and progress since is adminutation was to all intents and puipnter assumed by Japan four years ago. Under the supervision of a Resident General appointed by the Emperor of Japan, many Japanese were appointed counsellors or advisors to the Ka. reau Government or received important appoint ments in the Jmperial service. Also, a antional policy of reform, and progress was laid down by the Sovereign,

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This Imperial Rescript set forth that encou ragement should be given to sgriculture, com- merce and industry; order strictly insintained and long-standing defects eradicated with view to regeneration; internal administration improved and a new judicial system establish- ed: appointments to posis made on merit; and attention givco to practical education rather than theoretical. là pursuance of this

FORWARD POLICY,

It says a great deal for the indomitable spirit of those at the head of Koreau internal affairs that all the reforms and, progiens of the last four years bave come to pass in face of violent opposition au the part of reactionary

INSURGENTS AND KÕIGERS.

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HONGKONG TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY JUNE 8 1910

7H8 HOLLYWOOD ROZD CASE. I think we should have your fall family name.

GRAPHIC DESCRIPTION OF ALLEGED ASSAULT BY GENTLEMAN, WHO WAS 'IN THE HOUSE.

The case in which Miss Della Huard, of No. 49, Hollywood Road, summoned S. ME. Allans;td D. R. Captain for alleged assault on the 6th May last developed an interesting phase in the Police Coust this morning, when John Roberison, of 8, Beaconsfield Arcade, described as a commission agent, summoned the defendants for alleged assault at No. 49 Hollywood Road on the zamo date. Mr. W. E..L. Shenton prosecuted and Messrs. F. P. Bett and M. H. Harris appeued for Allana and Captain, respectively,

Qthe fresh charge being mentioned by Mr. Shenton, Mr. Hett said he could not understand bir friend's acljon at all.. Mr. Shenton had diatis cily said that he would not call any evi- douce except the cook and his wife, and now he went and prefered a ( esb charge:

His Worship held that the prosecution was entitled to bring the summons,

Mr. Harris said that was one way how the Crown conducted a case.

His Worship-It's not a Crown prosecution, Mr. Harris.

Mr. Harris Every prosecution is a Crown prosecution.

Proceeding, Mr. Harris stated that the two previous witnesses had been put in the box and cross-examined. The prosecution now wished to take advantage of a point on which, the two witnesses agreed and took but a summons on

that point, That fact was evident from Mr. Shentons request to his Worship to take the two cases together,

Mr. Shenton-I did not,

Mr. Harris-Excuse me, 'I heard you suggest- taken togelber to his Worship that the two cases should be

Mr. Shenlon-Have you any more remarks to make?

Mr. Hen-It is evidently a coincidence that the two cases thould have been fixed for the same day..

You were known by the name of Carruthsra when you were to the Police Force, were you

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Mr. Heft at this point took up the crust by wire, are supplied by Messrs. E, S, Kadoorle examination..

Are you a commission agent?—Yes.

How long have you been a comm'usion agent?-From the 1st of May,

Exports and imports.

What line of business are you engaged in ?—

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By whom are you employed?-Mr. H. S`

month.

Have you been drawing any salary?-$300.a

By cheque? No, by notas.

How did you support yourself before you were appolated commission agen! ?—I was unemployed for 14 days and stayed with a friend who charged me absolutely nothing, for board and lodging. I bad a sufficient sum of mosey to keep me going before that, i

Was this friend you speak of Miss Huard by any chance 7-She was not.

Did Miss Huard hand you a diamond ring? Yes,

Did you sell it 7--No.

Did you pawa 17—Yes;

What language did Captain use ¿All sorts of filiby language, 4th

Did he say the word " pimp"?--Yer. Did he call you a pimp?-1 think he did. I CADDol swear to it...

Did you not consider that sufficiently strong language? -1 thought it sufficiently strong lo call the Police and have him elected.

Did 'be call you a pimp ?—de "said Miss Hard was koeping a pimp.

Did you think it referred to you ?--I had an ider.

You were on more friendly terms with Miss Hanid than Captala?—I have absolutely no idea about that.

When you first went to Miss Huard you had no employment ?-8 was in the Police Force.

What's your office'addrest?-Am I obliged to say it? I'll hand it to his Worship in writing if you like. It's an unsavoury business.”

Why do you say it's unsavoury'?—The who's business is unsavoury. I don't want the public to know I'm mixed up in it. If the public

business I wouldn't like them to know.

Probably not. You are saturally ashamed of it-I'm not ashamed of it..

Did Miss Huard come to your assistance ? She did but she couldn't have rendered any. material aid. The blows were direc.ed, with all the force possible in order to chuse ka.h of us "quievous, bodily haımı”

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His Worship-On your oath, sir?w.mot.ve can you give for the assault ?.

Witness-It was a guarrel over money mat. ters. When Gost met Miss Huard, she was absolutely in Capain's power and 1ilosed her how she could get out of bis power: She was absolutely terrified of Captain when I. first met her and she fieqsedly sent me chile to come and stay in the bones,

So that when you say you constituted your self ber, protector you did so as aprinsį Captain?-She thought so.

John Robertson stated that, on the 6th May last; he dined with Misses Hoard and Silver Between 8 and 9.30 p'clock, he heard the fronthaaw my address, they'll connect me with this door bellsing and Miss Silver went to answer the call. Miss Huard remained in the dining. room. He heard acunda of angry voices in the passage, which be recognised as that of Captain. The latter used the most filthy great reforms and improvements have been and threatening language. After about five effected in all departingalsuf the Government micures, Miss Silver re-joined Miss Huard and administrative, financial, economic, educational ned social, and the reporty just issued, of witness in the diving-100m, Captain contioned H.I.J.M. Resident General at Senal makassing filthy laugu-ge—he could vot call it by interesting reading, Gross abuses of admini-eny other name and always making towards stration have bren removed, education and the back-dior. At about this time, Miss sanitary sciencs have been fostered and ludu Silver returned to her own house, No. 51, which stries encouraged-all with the 61sistance of Japanese officials and liberal appropriations connected with No. 49 by an ordinary from the Japanese Treasury."

folding door. At first, Captain confined him self exclusively in Miss Buard, but later on be began to abuse witness also. Witness simply ; up from his chair with his hands in his pockets and walked towards the defendant wilb the into tion of ordering him out of the house and io tell him if we did not do so he would summon the Police and have him ejected. As he left the dining-room, he saw Aliana with a big heavy stick railed above his head in bit bands which be brought down on wit ess head and momentarily stunned him, and caused him to fall towards the front-door. He went to the front door with the intention of calling the Police, if he possibly could. The two defendants followed him and simply raised blows on him. Miss Huard started screaming and shouting for help. All that time defendant tried to parry the blows as well as he, could with his arm. To stop Miss Huard's screaming, Allava started to strike her also. Ho rained several blows on Miss Euard. Witness put up his arm to parry the blows but Aliand put down his arm and succeeded in hilling Miss Hoard on the head. Alter several attempts, Captain succeeded to bitting Miss Huard on the mom with his "cano. After having done aoficient damige to Miss Hurd, the defe.dants again wwened on bim,

While the chief, motive of insurrection is undoubtedly to combat the new regime under the Japanese Protectorate, it is the fact that pasce und order in the country have been dis turbed more frequently by brigand bands than by real political insurgen's.

latbe interior, the people have teen subject since ancient times to the incursions of binds of armed robbers, especially in the season of rica harvest. Those gangs have sometimes the temerity even o invade and plunder district magistracies and post offices. In addition to the marauders above described, Korea also soffers from depredations at the hands of typical pirates infesting the sea coasts a d forest robbers" or highwaymen who attack travellers. by land, Since tha Japanese os- apped the reios of control. in Korea's affairs, Insurrections have been frequent and some timer bloody. In the first maing in 1906 the insurgents used'

OLD FUSE CANNON

and rifles and coplored the walled city of Hongja. But as time went on these chullitions of misdirected patzialiam were gradually got under byan augmented palice and gendarmerie and the addition of balf a division to the Japangan Garrison Army, That the suppies.

connection with Miss Ewaru's affairs?—I sent Have you spoken to then people at all in to Captain one chit.

had money dealings and when you appeared That is to say that Miss Heard and Captain en the case you took the matter in your own hands?-No, I told her how to defy him." saily. I simply said." Defy him,"

You told her how to defy big?—Not seces-

Evidence was called and'ibu case remanded.

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A telegram was received at Shanghai on 3rd | ·7HA" MARS BILLAISE” IN CHINA, inst' from the Secretary of the Tientsin Polo Club, regretting inability to send a team to Shanghai at present, but hoping to be able to do so in the autumn, if suitable to local players A simil reply to laquiries from Shanghai was received from Tsingtae two or three days ago. The result of this will be that only the

kong, whose leam is due to arrive on June 19 lastead of the tournament which it was hoped to bold.

THE UNREST IN CHINA.

FURTHER. TROUBLE ÎN HONAN,

in the vicinage of Makdon there is belog Chinese Empire, distributed a book of songs, entitled *** Frush Wang Werg. in these poems the author calls the people to arms against the reigning Mancha dynasty, as being the cause of all the recent ́defeats of.Chins, and who do not protect the

Chinese in America and Africa."..

alon of there risings was by no means easily / Miss Huard still kept up her screaming and ordinary match will be played against Hope Songs," from the pen of the Chinese poet, accomplished may be gathered fram the fact at last the mea gat frightened and left the that from July, 1507, till the end of 1998 nearly bouse through the back door. He sent for Dr. 15,000 insurgents were killed, whilst some 350 | Marriot, who attended to both himself and of the regular forces were killed and wounded. Miss Hoard,

Owing to the constant menace to peace and good order created by the presence of those answer to Mr. Shenlon, witoess stated insurgent irreconcilabler, the dwellers in many that Allens was carrying a very beavy walking.. Korean towns and villages got permission ta, stick. form self-defence associations, which, under the control of provincial governors and dis trict magistrates, ara naihorised to eagoge in cencus investigation, stizare of con cealed arms, patrolling, reconnoitsing and zepsiling of laturgents. That there was some call for this movement is made apparent when ons leares that up till the end of 1908 no less than 2,000 such associations bad been formed with a membership of over 500,000.

OPIUM SHOKING.

Mr. Har is bai is your bamei

Witness-Julio Ri bernon. I assumed it on being dismissed firm the Police Force. I would like to explain why I was dismissed firm the

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Hu Worship-We are only concerned with the facts of this case. We don't require any explanation.

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Mr. Harris What's your full name? Jeha Vans Agnews Bruce Robertson. -

Late of Texas?—Ye

In these days when the oplam question bulks so largely in the public regard, both at Home and in the Far East, It is Interesting to note that the Japanese Elaim the credit for

You were in the Army at one time?—Yes, havlug originally effected the escups of

At this point, Mr. Harris stated it was very Komans from the evil habit of opium smoking, important that they should try and shake the It was on the advice of Japan that the Korean credulity of the witness. He had given his Government laserted a clanse prohibiting the evidence very nicely and straightforwardly and Importation of opium to the Resinsola when Korea, Brat entered into Treaty, relations with

his story strangely coit cided in every respect Japan in 1876. This stipulation, was also in- | with those of the two previous 'wlinenzen marted in the Treaties concluded with Westem (To witness)-You were living with Miss

·Powers, after the Japanese example. When the Chinese occupied certain parts of Norbera Auard as husband and wife?—No, I intended Korea during the war that, breke put in 1891, 10 and I am doing so now, many, Koreas learned opium smoking from the You used to dine with her? - Quite often.' Celestial soldiers Koreans associating with You constituted yourself prolecier to Miss Chinese oplom-smokers in the Treaty Ports Hoard? At her own request. To s ceftain alto acquired the babitata al por Ma

Ten years ago certain doctors attached to extent, yes. foreign mirsionary bidles toproduced treatment by morphine injection with a view to curing the habit of opium smoking. But the

HATIVE QUACK DOCTORS

leaming to imitate this method soon by thale Indiscriminate use of it created a habit equally.

bad, and there are now numbers of sufferers from the use of morphled injection, Reckless Japanese peddlers are known to sell inorphins secretly to Koreans, & But strict measures were taken to check there evils with the result that|| in the course of twelve mopika absolute cessa. of opium smoking, was rffected in 76a cares, and of the morphine ination kabli in *** ches] whilst gradual cessation was (@-

lla 90 sad risto cues rampentirelyïss

Then why didn't you go to her rescue in the first instance when Captrin began to use abusive language towards her?—For the simple rea-

Peking 3rd Jane. unrest is spreading and that rioters are become Telegrams from Ch.ngsha state that the

D, News, ing active in the surrounding districts.-W. C

THE SUNKEN DEWAY,

BOARD OF INQUIRY CONCLUDED

The board appointed to investigate the sink ing of the dry-dock Dewey bus finished its labour and reported its fadings by cable to Washington. The board relosing to give ont its findings at Manila the cause of the accident will not be known until the navy department is heard from me,

Private advices from Olongapo ste to the effact that the Daway continues to blok deeper into the mud, Pernots claiming to be loa position to know state that the cattro bailom of the Daway: is gone, through corrosion and that the chances of raising the dock are daily growing words,

sen that she asked me not to do so, as she sald THE case was concluded before Mr. J. R.

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The Chinese post: holds up as a shining example (ke"patriotism, of Washington, and [of the...... Japanese, whilst be ridicules the rivalry of the Powers in Manchuria. In ep

another poem is dedicated to the "dead on- Ode to Greece he idolises Lord Byron;

long, the Folas, Indians, Aunamites, and Egypilans." At the end of the volume is a Chinese "Marseillaise," which is intended to SOTVD as a national anthem of a new China -2 Another, Chinese poet;: Li-Fa, has published a volume of "Selected Chinese Songs” la | Nanking, in which he warmly advocates con-

army while a collection of "Songs of New scription and the formation of a strong Chinese CLARETS. Chius," in great demand in Shanghal, also up- peals to the national enthusiasm for a powerful

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ANOTHER LAROR SEIZURE,

The Singaböra Fras Prassof just alt says Yesterday afternoon the preventive staff paid a surprise visit to the Glenfallsch which arrived here last week but was in quarantine for some days After suching through the ship they made an important find in one of the airchuter So the 'tween decks on the main deck

she thought she could get rid of him percefally. Wood at the Magistracy this morning in which found hidden away there forty tax of

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Did he call you a pimp?-1 think he did - Jobu Grant was charged with having obtained 4,560 boules of cocaina, tan tails of What was the filthy language used?-Am-1 | a diemood ring from the Po Shing vollery, and a pound" obliged to say it? Your Worship will find the firm by means of false pretences natureof the language used by the letters which May last and with the alleged for Mr.Shenton has sent you a fehle Avishda mame, of Mr. E. B. Reed, of the,

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