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THE DENTIST CASE

Further Hearing In Courf to-day,

LOCAL SPORT.

Hongkong Cricket Club.

THE --HONGKONG TÉLÉGRAPH, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1913.

TRIUMPH ARRIVES.

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HM. S. Triumph arrived in Hongkong this morning with grows for HM.S. Merlio, Rosario The following will represont to Hongkong Cricket Club and Torch. The crew for the against an XI chosen from the Sydney on board the 5.8. Alden- last named ship will proceed to Rest of the Hongkong Cricket League, The Match will be played on the Bungkong Cricket 11,800 ton.

The Triumph is a battleship of Club Ground on Saturday next, Stestfield, M. V. O, is in com- commencing at 2.15 p.m. and on mand, with a crew of 850. Hor Monday at 10 30 a.m. Tiffin will be served in the pavilion on heavy battery consists of four 10 Monday at 1 p..

In the Summary Court, this morning, helrothe Puisne Judge, Mr Justice Kemp, the action was continued in which the par- ties coucerned wore a dentist and his late patient. The plaintiff was Karoline Antonie Alenlerg wife of E. Alenberg, reading a the Carlton Hotel, who claimed from Dr. Laden, dentis, 31, Queen's Road Central, the sum of $1,000, damages caused by the R. Hancock, (Captain), R. N. alleged negligent and unskilful Anderson, A. A. Claxton, O., 19 way in which defen-lant prules Clarke, H. Cobb, A. O. E sionally treated her during the Elborough, Hancock, M. M month of Auguer, 1913. There Man, S. S. Moor, T. E. Pearce

acounter-claim made byland R. P. Thunfold. Fook Lee-chi, otherwise known as Dr. Luden, against E. Aleziberg for $100 for work dons nad ser. vicor rendered to. Karoline A A'enberg between August 15 and 17, 1913.

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Mr Lowie (Mrasra Johnson, Stokes and Master) appeared for the plaintiff, and defendant was represented by Mr FXD Alinada.

Plaintif

was cross-examined by Mr. D'Almada, and stated that she told her husband she would not go to the defendant any more On the last occasion who visited, him be told Lar that it was ali right," but she answered that alc Btill felt something there, thongli she declined to go into the oper aling room. Two days afte wards a man me to the hotel'i

F JOTBALL.

An i tarosting mureb was lay. ed on the HKFV ground last evening weenteanus represent- Co.) and Taiken (Butterfield and ing Ewo (Jording, Matheson and

Swire) Thoro were several apra'atore prosent, and these were rewarded with seeing a bard game. in which the hours were fairly evenly divided. The result was a victory for the Taikoo men, for whom Danby reared the only goal of the match.

BILLIARDS.

Hongkong fate! Handicap.

Tho brat rond in the Hong

and sent up a card. In ring kong Hotel befard tournament the name of Dr. Laden Funelulo 1 yesterday evening, Mr

sho could- not 100 as she was not fully attired. She might have seen him or have referred him to her husband, otherwise. Even if my husband had told me to go to that man again," added plaintiff, would not have gone."

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had been killed.

A Dentist's Evidence.

went to presť

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Re-examined by Mr. Lewis: Nov. 6 Willia (owes 75), v WORKERS' UNIVERSITY. MR. R. P. SCHWERIN.. The tooth which had caused her Gozano (owen.75); Nov. 7, Cook much pain was filled io (owes 10); v. Secombe (owes 45);

Narrow Escape in Motor Collision Moscow rome four or five years Nov 8, Bunt (red. 25) v. Morgen'

According to the New York #go, and

the filing cime (wes 85); Nov. 1, Grant (owes

corespondent of the San Frau NOTICE TO CONSIGNEES. out two days before she went to 20) v. Blanche (reë. 25]; Név. 10,

cisco Chronicle,, Mr Remi P. Soh- defendant's. The Russian dentist | Field (owes 00) v, Cast (owes 5);) Not the fosat atriking para-weiin, vice-president of the told her at the time that the nerve Nov. 11, Musso (rec, 10) v. Har-graphs in the report of the recent Pacific Mail Steamship Company, ron (scratch); Nov. 12, Cave Royal Commission on the Un-whó it will be remembered, visit- {cratch) v. Davies (ecratch);iversity of London concerned the ed loogkong some few years Dr. E. H. Kew, L.D.S., Faid Nov. 13, Ar tevens (owes 135) v. rire and growth of tutorial clareos back bis wife and their daugiler, Mrs. Alenberg came to consult Castello (owes 8) Nov. 14, J. for working people. Four years Araballa, of San Francisco, par- him on August 16th at which Luk (owes 50) v. Sternberg (rec. ago th London movement began rowly escaps injury early on the time she was an Tering from scule 201; Nov. 15, Eloynolds (crateh) with five classes, a number which morning of October 5, when an necrosis in the lower part of the. Turnbull (Ecrotch); Nov. 16. will have jumped to about 30 by automobile in which they were left side of the jaw, in the posi-Azavado (owes 5) v. Simmonds the beginning of October.

riding with Mr. John Callapan, of

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from that trouble the condition15) v. Blyde (owes 35); Bush (rec, [enice, Bistors, Political Science, Katliarine Rora of Denver, was don ex. s.s. "Sidon"&" Basque;" tion of the fir moler. Apart (owes 10) Nov. 17, Sepeiss (ed. The subja studied are Econ- the Hotel Van Cortl ndt, and Mrs.

Consignees of Cargo from Lon- of her mouth was very clean, and 25) Wolling (awes 50) 8.ciology, Literature-whatever wrecked in collision, with another sensitive to the fanch, and ex Alamstrc. 15 Nov. 20, Xavier people express a wish to study. street entrance to the Central Park. Cargo from Bordeaux ex. 8.3. healthy. The place was byper Nov. 19, Davies RG.A. (res. 5) v. ton-technical subjects working automobile near the Eighty-firet Consignees of Cargo from Havre ex, 8.8. Basque," Consignees of tremely painful. Oa probing the (owes 75), Williams (rec. 10);The class as met at various cen.

Mrs. Grace Mearns, her 2-year-" Verbeclmote.", woundel area be found a pieco of Nov. 21, Brown (owen 30) v. Ma- tres all over Grouter London: old daughter and Miss Elizabeth In connection with, above arsenic dressing in the cavity and ker (reu. 15) Nov. 22. Smith from Croydon to Wood Gre. Morris of New York, were thrown Steamer are hereby informed that this, in his opinion, had caused (was 85) v. Oxberry (ratch); Bauersea to West Ham. Neurly from the second machine, in their goods with the exception of the sloughing of the gum.

Nov. 23. Brun (owes 30) all weet in the evenings but two which they were riding. Mr. Opium Treasure and valuables The case was proceeding as we McKnight (wo 15); 24 Loggy classes, to suit industrial exigen Schwerin buried to the aid of are being landed and stored at

(owed 15) v. Smn. Sievens (red Jcies, will meet during the day

Mrs. Merane, who appeared at their risk into the hazardous and 15); Nov. 25 Farr (owen 10) v. All occupations are represent first to be seriously injured, and the Hongkong Kowloon Wharf & Forban (rec. 25), Nov. 26. B zin ed-printers, engineers, railway- went to the Central Park Police Godown Co., Ltd. at Kowloon (wo-751 v White (ree. 25); Nov,men, woodworkere, altop asus-Siation, where he made com-whence delivery may he obtained 27, Hall (rec. 20) v. D. A. R cha tante, lat ourers, (tc.-the classes plaist of reckless driving against immediately after landing. (wes 10); Nov. 28, Deigh (rec. Laing intended for actual working Goldthwaite, the chauffeur, The usual fortnightly meeting Markham (oxes 5), C. Silva attend regularly once a week dur-, night court to press the com- 5) v. Gut (onra 55); Nov. 29, men and women. The students Later Mr. Schwer'n went to the was held yesterday afternoon of

ing, the winters of three years, for the Sanitary Barrd, Mr. D. W. (Owes 100).

the continuous study under first' Tratman, Head of the Sanitary

class tutorial guidance, of one were driving south along the Mr. Callaoan and his guests

Bills of Lading will be count- Department, presiding. There

subject or a series of related western drive when Goldthwaite's Goods romained unclaimed aft

ersigned by the Undersigned. were also present:-The Hon Mr. E. A. Hewoit, U.M.G., Mr. Chan'

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maebine rounded into the drive 12th inst...at Noon will be subject Once a fortnight the students from the eighty-frat-street en- to rent and landing charges, Kai-ming, Dr. Petre, Col. Irwin, and the Secretary, Mr. W. Bowen

that the maximum, educational! are expected to write papers so trance. He appeared to lose con- All claime must be sent in toj Rowlands.

trol of the machine, and there me in or before the 15th inst., or value shall be received by each was a terrific orash as the two they will not be recognized. Replying to a minute by Mr.

The inquiry which is being student. The tutorial class move automobiles came together. A F. B. L. Bowley enquiring as to who would perform the duties of conducted by Mr Hazeland, into ment bus had several interesting mounted patrolmen heard it and Dr. F. Clark as M. O. H. while the fire which destroyed a shop developments: residential sum west galloping on his horse to that gentleman was at Saigon, the in Ko Shing Street, was resumed mer schola at Oxford and Cam- find Mrs. Mearns badly cut by President saide Dr. Clark at the Police Court, this afternoon. bridge, for example, and

A foki in the firm where the summer school at the University other wounds.

afying glass and bleeding from will only be away a fortnight 1 have not thought it necessary to fire broke out said the buyer of of London, attended on four Fat- Both machines were rendered urday aftern ons by 150 people unfit for use. Mre, learns was fill his position officially and his goods for the firm had died..

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He Students bave also be sent to taken to Flower Bospital in an not know as Ip To collegea of the University, and ambulance. mentally and in case of urgency, the Assistant Medical Officer of abing. Bis salary was $7 a savoral are now working under Health has the same powers as month. The head accountant distinguished scholers, the M. O. H. himself.

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