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WE ANNOUNCE THE

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Tha evidense, dischned that on the 29th. ult. a Punti coolie was pulling bucket of mortar up ✩ scaffukling at th kuse vader construction in Lugand Road when he accidentally upset it. deluging a Hakka workman, who was work Ting at the bottom of the scaffolding, An altercation arose between two faciions of Punti and Hakka coolies who were working under different contractors. Nothing more happened until 7 p.m. on the Mith, when the deceas. ed and several Punti fellow workers were stopped m Flatten Rund by a gazz of Hukka men as they were returning home and were assaulted with poles, A battle royal ensued in which three of the Punti mva were roated and had to take refuge on the bill-ide.

The lecens coală. hot escape ad was beaten to death. Defendant was identified as one bi the assailant, int the witnesses for the Plice cold not say that he actually struck the dead man,

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His Worship and he was pre- [pared to discharge the deladont Provided the. L'aptain Paperiten. slent of Police hgred to withdraw† the charge. He leaned the rase up! Conday for Sub-In-porter Watt to consult with th-- C.S.P.

SANITARY BOARD.

A meeting of the Sanitary Board

Mr. . H. was bebi yesterday. Sager presoled, and those present were Hon. Mr. T. L. Perkins, Hon. Mr. Chow Shoursin. Dr. 6. R. Black, Dr. W. W. Pearse (Medical Offer and Mr. C.M.W. Reynolds

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

GENOA CONFERENCE.

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Genoa, April 11.

British

EXCIT-

Reuter's correspondent has been informed that the delegation is most pleased with the progress hitherto achieved, especially

of of the view 12

general

the acceptance principle of the Cannes resolutions. Successful results from the Conference are anticipated. The Allied diplomats admit that Mr. Lloyd George rose not a moment too soon to dissipate the menace resulting from the French protest against M. Chicheria's sion outside the Cannes' agenda. His appeals were all the more effective because he refused to take M. Chicherin and the deadlock too seriously and his remarks restored good hamtur.

The first sitting was marked by encounter between M. Barthou and M. Chicherin.

After Dr. Wirth had declared that Germany was prepared to collaborate, M. Chicherin declared that Russia would accept the He asserted that the Russians wished to Cannes resolutions. negotiate on the basis of reciprocity and equality. He favoured disarmament, but demanded guarantees against external attacks.

M. Barthou, who had previously spoken. protested that M. Chicherin had referred to questions which Cannes had side-tracker. such as the so-called universal conference and prolongation of the mandate of the present Conference. He took exception to M. Chicher's references to disarmament as irrelevant.

31. Chicherin replied that 30. Erland, at Washington, said that France was unable to disam on account of Russia. They were offering to remove that objection.

Mr. Lyd George poured oil on the troubled waters an! appealed to 31. Chicherin not to wreck the Conference.

Merk

The incident closed with the adjournment amid some excife-

STEAMERS COLLIDE.

Portland. April 11.

The Norwegian steamer Mesna from Christiania for Colombo, damazed. Singapore, etc., with general cargo, arrived serionaly but the cargo not damaged, as a result of a collision with the British steamer Padoa from London to Calcatta. The latter was slightly damaged, but proceeded to Calcutta.

-Port Said, April 11.

The British steamer Scottish American from Abadan Swansea and the steamer Trieste collided in the Suez Canal. The former was damaged, but can be repaired. The damage to the Trieste is unknown.

EGYPTIAN CONSPIRACY,

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Cairo. April 11,

One of the accused in the trial of conspiracy to kill Sarwat Pasha has been sentenced to three months and the two others to two months cach hard labour. The lightness of the sentences ie much commented on.

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EARLIER TELEGRAMS.

SHIPPING SLUMP.

London, April 11. The slump in shipping is further evidenced in Lloyd's Register's shipbuilding returns for the quarter ended March 31st. which show that merchantmen under construction in United Kingdoin -on March 31st was 2,235,000 tons, a reduction of 404,000 compared

with December 31st. The figure includes

which 617,000,; upon work has been suspended apart frord any delay due to shipbuilding and engineering disputes. Merchantmen buildingy abroad come to 1,413,000 tons, including 325,000 upon which wörk is suspended, a reduction of $73,000 compared with December 31st. The tonnage onder construction la America is only 3 per cent of the total. being built there in March, 1919. The tonnage launched in the world for the quarter was 523.000, of which 934,000 was in the United Kingdom, and the tonnage commenced to 118,000, of which 67,000 was abroad.

THE RHINE ARMY.

London, April. 11. Following France and Belgium. Britalo-has now recognised the American claim to payment of expenses for the Rhine Army. Lord Curzon in a note to the American Ambassador in London, says be is communicating with the French and Belgian governments and hopes for a speedy agreement with regard to the most convenient method whereby the Aillos may co-operate to secure the desired eal.

EARLIER SPECIAL

TELEGRAMS.

(From Our Own Correspondent)

SHANGHAI VOLUNTEERS.

Shanghai, April 11.

JUDAH EZRA'S APPLICATION.

Shanghai, April 11. Judge Peter Grain refused to grant the application of Judab Ezra, who asked for his discharge in

The bankruptcy.

Court suspended the discharge for two years. Judge Grain asserted the application was not refused as punishment, but as protection to the public.

A number of members of the Volunteer Corps was presented with Long Service Medals to-day.

DR. JAMIESON. All companies marched past Mr.

Canton. April 11. Brooke Smith, Chairman of the Municipal Council and Civil Com Minister at Peking has recommen-i- It is reported that the British mandant. A large crowd viewed ed the appointment of Dr. J. W. the ceremony. Many old-timers Jamieson the British Consul- received medals, including Mr. General at Canton, as the British Brodie A. Clarke, one of the Consul Gentral for Shanghai, tis oldest British residents.

succeed the late Sir Everard Fraser.

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