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Atthe Police Cour yesterday Jose Maria d'Abanola "Remedi' was charged remand before Mr G. S. Prue with assaulting Indian constable No. 549 whits the latter was on duty in Pabier Street.

Mr. W. E. L. Shenron on half of arcused, or

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AFTER THE MONEY.

A CHINESE IN TROUBLE

The interesting history of a Cine-e family was revealed at the Magistracy to-day, when a Chinese was charged with assault

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16. 1919.

CORRESPONDENCE.

To the Editor of the "Hongkong Telegraph."]

THE PEAK TRAM.

Sir, I shall feel much obliged to you for allowing space in your valuable paper for the following:

Yesterday afternoon my little Pekinese dog was unfortunately left behind on Barker Road tram-

in

tation and it was thought it would find its way back to the house. However. on coming home fate

afternoon I the found the dog was *still alent and several servants were therefore despatched in different directions on the Peak in order to trace its whereabouts but without success. Finally we were informed by telephone, by a very kind-hearted lady, that a small black and white dog, believed to be ours, had apparently been killed by the Peak tram, as it was seen lying in a mutilated condition at Barker Road Station. I immedi- ately telephoned to the Peak tram- station and an inquiry it was con- firmed by, as far as I could make out, the chief tram collector, who stated that a dog answering the description of my dog had been killed on the line that afternoon. Before I had mentioned my name, I was asked whether I was Mr. Sorensen, so it was quite clear to me that it was known to the tram staff that I was the owner of the dog. On my asking whether the Peak Police had been informed, the answer was "No", and I told him, then that the least that

could be expected was that either

ing a young Chinese woman.the Police or the owner be in- In-pertór Macdonald had charge of the case.

It appears that the defendant was brought up in the young man's family which was of class. wealthy

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A FINE PEDIGREE

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Later on in the evening, one was found that several unsaccess of the Chinese ticket collectors. be-iful speculations which the old at an interview at the tram- man had indulged in before his station, stated that numerus

were killed in had landed the fam-dogs at death,

ruin. The half-a-a manner but they never used They in

such report It was also ascertained that no relation by which docen wives which wealth hyd to Pedestrians were required to brought to the old man during e

his life time, being thus left the running over had occurred walk on the pavement. The

o immediately below Barker Road without 111 complainant hat bal instructions, each her own way to earn a station by the up-going tram from the Ch.P. vos that this living. The young womas in the early in the afternoon, and it was present cass fell in with an stated at the same time that the Mr. Shelton said his thetrue- Indian.

she car could not be stopped when

It is one thing to hold a Dog in time

Peking, April 15. All seems nearing the station, as the signal tious were that the stable became Sabio's wife.

be taken to indicate

The reject of Japan's Show in a place like Hongkong pashe! his client to un paves to have gone well until the would

amentment to the League off but it is quite a different story ordinary stopping at the station.

competent judges. meat. He en seize 1 his is defendant entered

Now, what I wish to mention is Nations Covenant by the Ear-hen it comes to securing the from behind, bluse bɔ ren as woman's home and demanded

upbraided her that, in this instance, a lot only upean Conference the favour That Hongkong has been parti -trated with him, and fro marel. money, ed his client to the Pulir. Stata, with many sneers for marry was killed. although it was a able in diplomatie and official cularly fortunate in this matter is proved by the award of the Cham- next time it might be The defendant, in the witnessing an Indian, and to appease him, valuable one, but is it not possible ircles.

the young woman constantly gave that

and if it The Americau Minister has pionship for the best dog in the over. TUR box, substantiate his soliciter's him money, but he was not satisfi-a child

the tram left for Shaugiai, presumably to show, at last Saturday's judging, statement. He said that wased. He wanted her to marry an old is really so that

A.K.Taylor's fox terrier "Dunedoo crossing the street

Chinese who, though old and cannot be stopped the moment offer friendly advice to both when the honours went to Mr. Darkie. That the judges were verandah

is required to do when peare delegations. Houghing!urly. of the

had plenty of money. it

Telegrame from Korea in men whe knew their business is Hotel when the Indian estable! But there came an event which approaching the inter-stations, called

to put a stop to the defendant's would it "not be justified indicate that the situation there is shown by a perusal of the animal's him heep to the pavement.

As he schemes of self-enrichment. on requifing the Company to have a

worse than represented. Korean pedigree and past records, which, important Boad,

Peers have renounced their titles of course, were known caly to thought that this order avi March 7 he went to the house guard at such

as Barker a revolver atstation pointing relereave to him, he continued

The opinion was expressed that the WOMAN, declared that adopting a special emergency and all have joined the move-Mr. Taylor prior to the judging. his way. cutil he was roughly

the dog had too much black, but her signal whereby the car can be would kill her and he

once, wherever -or

Shanghai, April 15.

bis sire is similarly marked. The andia na nadigaiñol manner, husband. The Police, who had stopped at

The Peace Conference di-cas-ed pedigree shows four generations seized by the cou-table and received information of the affair. wherever this is required? brought to the Police Statim. arrested him yesterday.

Finally. I may mention that principles regarding reorganis- of fine stock. The de blaut' evilene was The villain in the story was

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corroborate i by Mr. T.A: Dixon.today sent to prison for 14 days of the tram collector will explain all outstanding questions and

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THE CRUCIFIXION."

Yours etc..

A. S. SORENSEN.

South the

"Dunedoo Darkie" was born on

June 4, 1918, and was bred by Mr. H. Hudson, of Dunedo, N.S. " The terrier won two thirds at the Illawarra Fox Terrier

Mr. Shenton said that the pab-

the many advertisements for dogs Host from time to time particularly lic could freely cross the rudd, and

by Peak owners, and if it had not expense8. forcing people into the verandah

been for the above mentioned coromitree meetings were heli to Club's show, on Nov. 30th 1918: was absolutely illegal. The C. S.

lady's kind action it would this consider military sad administr the Judge being Mr. J.F. Young. reserve fourths at P's instruction was not an estab

time undoubtedly have been my tive questions. It is reported and three lished law. The constable was

announced in another privilege to advertise in vain for a that the committed has finished the Fox Terrier Club of New of the South Wales. on January 18th, not justified in handling his client

column, Stainer's devotional week or a fortnight for the dog in tudying that portion So roughly.

administrative question relating 1919: the Judge being Mr. W His Worship id be believe work, "The Crucifixion," will be question.

to local self-government and also Houghton. These were the only sung by a chorus of about 80

that portion of the military questimes the dog was exhibited. His tion left over onthe 13th instant. sire, "Southboro Symbol" won the The Committee is expected to up at the Fox Terrier Club show. Nottingham. 1916; two firsts and Submit its report to the con-reserve challenge. Cheltenham; four firsts at Leicester and seven ference to-day.

at Swansea. He also Owing to opposition, Hai Sai-firsts

cups in ying has postponed his trip to took five challenge

1918, including Sir-Hongkong has just had a WAR COMFORTS.

cing at 8.45 p.m., will be given Dog Show and Singapore has the South Sea Islanla to solicit Australia, in

Lady. Darkie's dam, congregation is assembling when the following just had a Baby Show. Hongkong-subscriptions for the Sth Year Queensland and Victoria. "Dun- ites appear to take more interest Bonds. He may go later, on some Diddle," is a winner of several Ersts ar various fox terrier QUEEN, MARY'S NEEDLE-pieces will be played by Mr. J.

other pretext.

shows. W. White. the acting-organistin dogs than in babies.

"Funeral March

that defendant took no notice voices in St. John's Cathedral on of complainant's under and con Good Friday evening at 9.15 p.m. sequently an altercation ensuesit is likely that the church Hongkong. April 16. 1919. He did not accept defendant' will be crowded to its utmost statement of being assaulted. A capacity. fine of $9 was imposed.

WORK GUILD,

Report of work done in March by the Hongkong Branch of the above Guild:-

those desirous of attending should arrive early in order to ensure seats.

A short crgan recital, coramen-

whilst the

HONGKONG BABIES.

WOMEN'S RIGHTS IN THE CHURCH.

The Colony has some splendid babies, and, in order to stimulate W. Faulkes.

interest in them, I venture to Seraph's Strain

W. Wolstenholme.suggest that you should for a short period, set apart a little *Requiem Aeternam

At the Representative Church space in your weekly illustrated Basil Harwood.

Council at Church House, West- Choral Prelude on "Ocome and sheet for photos of Our Babies.

You might oven offer prizes for minister, recently, on the pro- mourn" C. H, H. Parry.

of the the best looking of these little position

Bishop treasures to be awarded on the Lichfield, it was resolved that judgment of a few of the Colony's women be eligible for membership leading artists.

City Hall Work Party, under Mrs. Stabb,-279 vests, 84 pyjamas, 19 shirts, 2 kimono bedjackets, 5 pairs

ladies knickers, 1 girl's dress, 61 boys' At the conclusion of the singing overalls, 25 babies vests, 24 milk of "The Crucifixion a collection covers, 236 handkerchiefs and will be taken in aid of the Organ 99 pairs pants.

Fund, and it is hoped that the Catholic Wora's League, un-response will be so liberal that der Miss Loureiro.-10 pairs the splendid instrument will be socks, 12 mufflers, 1 sweater, freed from debt:

.72 khaki handkerchiefs, 240

jug covers, 6 mosquito nets, 24

roops, 22 knitted scrubbers,

8 eye bandages, 1,524 rolled

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The award of last Saturday therefore should satisfy any who might be inclined to think that the judging was not of an expert character.

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Once you have used Pinkettes, of the proposed national assemthe tiny gentle-as-nature laxa- Yours etc.,

bly. The Bishop of Bereford, said tives, you will never go back to that every step in the recognition Salts, Oil, or drastic purgative HOMO.

of the equal rights of women in pills. Hongkong, April 16, 1919.

the Church forced forward a [We thank our correspondent decision ou the question as to for the suggestion, but as the whether the Church could con- merits of the little ones tinue to shat women out from thel COST OF THE CITY POLICE. would probably be a ticklish priesthood and the episcopate. dispel constipation, and thus cure bandages, and 1,440 sponge swabs. The estimated expenditure for question to decide merely The Bishop of London charac-biliousness;

Peak Club Work Party, under the maintenance of the London by photographic reproductions, terised the fear that a

woman aches, coated tongue, foulsmelling Mrs. Harston-192 roller band-City Police for the current year perhaps the end in view would be priesthood would result from the breath; they clear the skin. Of The chemists, of post free at 60 cents ages, 30 dysentery pads, 12

is £238,640, of which the rate-best served by the arranging of a proposition as a bogey. pneumonia jackets, 8 gauze many payers will provide £190,912 and Hongkong Baby Show. Perhaps whole episcopate was determined the vial, from Dr. Williams tail bandages and 3 flannelette the Corporation £47,728. In 1891 Mr. Beavis would inaugurate the in its opposition to a woman Medicine Co., 96 Szechuan Road,

Shanghai. Etump bandages.

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