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THE PHARMACY

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THE HONGKONG TELEGRAM,

OBITUARY.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1923.

A SHAMSHUIPO ROBBERY.

U. S. Minister to China.

this

(Per Dan Correspondent.)

Four Men Charged.

COST OF A JOKE,

British Footballer Put in Prison.

Mr. G. S. Kimpton, of Parker

Shanghai, Jan 26

Four men appeared before Mt.footballer, has had an unleasant street, Watford a professional 1. B. Wood at the Magistracy yes; experience of "Fussianism" on The due rest. Minister to China.tenlay on charges of possession of his way home through Germany Dr Paul S. Resch, died at 11.10 one revolver, tice cartridges and from Warsaw, where he is coach

Sve taggers without authority to a students sports club Dreketuch was reported illfand of committing "an armed reb.

When he left Warsaw students) some days ago. On Monday highbery At ** Yu Kuk Street, fever had reduced Lim to un Shimshuire, on Wednesday morns of chocolates. When they reach-

presented his wife with a 2ib bori consciousness, brenthopoeumonia (ing.

ed the first station on the German having set in He has been a very The Magistrate: Were these arms side of the frontier they were told prominent figure, in Sino-American used in connection with the rub to pay daty on the chocolates. relations, and was U, S. Minister to bery

Mr. Kimpton explained that they Peking for a few years prior to 1920, ben Dr. Crane succeeded him.

Sub-Inspector Grant: Yes.

were a gift, some had been eaten. China's recognition of his scholar- In relating the robbery. Sub- and there had been no attempt at

concealment. ship and bis service to Chinese Inspector Grant stated that six

So curs education and advancement general robbers broke into Yu Kuk officials, however, that be refused wore the Geruan ly was expressed by the exaferment Street by the back door and held to pay, and the chocolates were in 1920 of the bonarary degree of up

inmates. whom

thes confiscated. Doctor of Laws by the National trussed up and gagged and later

Mr. Kimpton remained on the University and in other ways. herded together in une rom, Aplatform chatting to two porters. Becently Dr. Beinsch returned to thorough search was made of the The Customs officials who had China sa adviser to the Chinese premises acid property to the taken the chocolates happened to Government.

value of $159 Wa removed. Three of the rubbers were armed, jokingly.

pass, and Mr. Kimpton remark- Have you eaton) with revolvers. The report of the the chocalates yer? Ha intended: robbery was

no malice, but as soon as he saw various Police Stations, and shortly that he bad offended the official

Chinesa detectiva she apologised. Yaumatiseerved information about house at Shamshuipa occupied by bad

Inspector

Paul Samuel Bein-ch was bora at Milaanker. Wis..

on Juar 10th., 1960, that be approaching his Sith year. He was educated at the University of Wisconsin, where he took the A., 1. T. R. and Ph. D. degrees in his trentina. He stuted also at the

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Wisconsin Faiversity, And ten

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"A REAL PRUSSIAN." The official, however, Murphy and a party of detectives furiously angry, and took Mr. Kimpton to the stationmaster, proceeded to Shamshipo acd

who told him brusquely that he raided S6 Yee Cbau Sweet, the

"The stationmaster was a real.

L'oiversities of Berlin, and at Kurae and Paris Is Bot be Professor of politics! science skaidress mentiosed to the detectiva fand his wife must leave the train.) years later was Rosevelt Pro-be fourth defendant opened the Prussian," said Mr. Kimpton, in fessor Berlin and

door. disclosing to the police Leipzix abole in the kitchen in which the tears in her eyes, begged him to an interview. My wife, with Caiversities, He represented the Caited State-

at several pun. revolver was secreted. The other let me go, but he shouted at her!

Americas Conferences, anil wrote]

& number books

defendants

were found lying in

to be quiet, and dashed her band

cational their beds. Sub-Inspector Grant fion his arm.

FAL

that part of the property and international lax.

world said politics, administration and eco-stalen from Yu Kuk Street

recovered on the premises.

Defendants were remanded until Tuesday.

Lees Chin-

comics. the works have tran-lated into Japanese. ese. Spanish and Germana. He! married in W to Miss)

Alma Marie Moser, a graduste of | his own University

PEKING POLITICS.

lu Wai was charged with posses

of

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revolver Red

Nice

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"He made us buy three tickets) to Sweibus, 20 miles in the epi posite direction.

"When we arrived at Swelbus window of the carriage I BLW my heart sank, for through the

desolate, bichwalled building. cartridges without a permit.

which I suddenly realised musti Inspector Murphy visited be the prison of which I had Battery Street, Yaumsti, on in

heard. formation, and there arrested the defendant. The revolver was found 6 d-fendast and, loaded in five

chambers.

Sure enough, I was taken to interview with the warden was the prison, and after a brief

thrown into a cell.

Defendant a traitted poruessing The New Cabinet.

"My wife was allowed to seek of the weapon. which he said be Pekica, Jan. -The Cabinetsge to be repaired in Kong fellow, and when I had been in had brought with him frein bissler proved to be quite a decent lodgings outaide the prison. The

received a despatch from Ist

muoa. Owing to the trouble i Senate this mursing rezarking the the West Hiver he had postponed cell some hours he came to nutization of Misters to the his trip to Kongo sad stagedway I could get free was by pay

me and told me that the only

ing for an advocate.

Cabinet.

in Youmati,

The Premer will interview Pre- Defendant was remanded until) {sideat Li Yong-hung on the object¦ Wednesday morning.

this afternoon, when it is expected. they will al discuss the Foreig Ministry

A

ektus official statement

that the Perlent has personally i invited Teal Husa per to return th bi- pt.

Dr. C. T. Wang amned bere last! night, and it is expected that be will be appointed View-Maister of Cocamandivalinas, instead of Tool Chih-chang, who has resigned."

We, weme has telegraphiral is informed the timeraneat that Ee took up his post at chang face Commissioner in the per Yang on the 17th at

Bester.

One Vacant Portfolio on the Cabinet,

BRITISH ROYAL ROMANCE

RECALLED.

A Royal romance which caused sensation in Victorian society is recalled by the death of Rear Admiral Sir Adolphos FitzGeorge st his house in Eccleston-equaré, London, W, in December,

Sir Adolphus was the second the Duke of Cambridge and bis son of Queen Victoria's cousin, beautiful morganstic wife Miss Sarah Louisa Fair-brother, the

actress.

"He offered to get one for me, and after I had paid over) 30.000 marks (Dominally 41,370. but less than El at the present

Tate of exchange) this advocate told me that I had been imprison- led without just cause, and would

be set free.

"I lost no time in getting out! of the prison and finding my wife. We caught a local train to Berlin, where we stayed the night, and came on to London."

Mr. Kimpton intends to apply] for redress..

SMUGGLING ARMS.

Sikh Sent to Prison at Shanghai.

The Duke, a grandson of George | A Sikh named Sajawal Singh III, had very decided views on charged with the subject of arranged marriages, smuggle arms and ammunition attempting to Peking, Jan. 5K,

and refused to contemplate one or from the P. M. 8.s, President Taft) A Mandate published last nigh: two suggested alliances. In the Woosung announces the appointment of all and he made the beautiful young appeared on remand before Mr. on January 9, inet Ministers to permanent actress his wife without even ask Peter Grain is H. M. Police Cart nk with the exception of Mr. ing for the Royal assent.

Shanghai, on January 16th. A No Alfred See. who left Peking for

As a result, she could not share 1 Watchman whose duty it is to Tientsin yesterday. Mr. San, wo

his title, and was known, after engage watchmen for the P M. her marriage, as Mre. FitzGeorge. S. Co. stated that he sent 101 has not yet recovered from an at. tack of influenza, tendered his re

Her children also took that name. down to the President Taf, but

Sir Adolphus's brother. signation when taken ill. This wa Augustus FitzGeorge, is now the Witores was questioned with Sir the accused was not cas of them. not accepted but he was verbally only remaining child of the regard to telegrame received from

nted leave. It is now expected romantic union. that Mr. Sze's resignation will se cepted simultaneously with the appointment of a successor. Ther much speculation thereanent, is reliably stated that Me. Wanz

ng-pas, ex-Minister to Berne, wil

fered the post but he desires Parliamentary vots before takina up acting rank Mr. Li Cenyuan is taking up his past this afternoor

CHARGE AGAINST

TIAN SCIENTIST.

Hongkong, one of which arrivedi two days before the President) Tefl, reading "Faki Khan CHRIS-pasaport granted send money.

and another Apply instruc- tions Shanghai police possible) come," but was unable to PX- plain whether they had any George Anderson, a. Christian other tban their ostensible Scientist, was charved at Stam-reaning. ford recently with the man. Accused told a story of having slaughter of his twenty-months- gone aboard "to get some old daughter by failing to provide money from a mar," and then medical attention in an illness. being asked to carry bis Dr. Attenborough said the bag down the gangway. He child's life could have been pro- did so, not knowing the bag con-i lonzed and perhaps saved.

tained revolvers and ammunition,! but no sensible person claims Mr. G. Kingsbury, defending, and was stopped by a watchman) that the photographs equal those said the accused, who had already end placed under arrest. The secured with a $10 00⋅ lens. The been committed to the Assizes on police, however, refused to arrest ere is a miniature camera, and a coroner's warrant, had a com the man who gave him the bag. lenses simply remedy defecta in plete answer to the charge.

His Honour said he did not

and Wu Yulin tomorrow. Reuter

A $200 CAMERA WILL TAKE PICTURES.

the natural photographing me. The Banch dismissed the case. believe this story. On the con- chanism. The better the leases, Mr. Peavor, appearing on behalf trary, he believed defendant! the better the results. The Hong of the Director of Public Prosecutor what was in the bag, kong Optical, C. successore to tions, said their action might ad WAS going ashore Clark & Co., refracting and form the subject of further consell the revolvers and ammoni- manufacturing opticians, located sideration.

(in 53. Queen's Road Central,

manufacture lenses as safe, as

nearly perfect and as satisfactory Care, Edman, Kreisler, Maths, Pachmans

as can be produced by the com- bication of human ingenuity and constructive machinery of the highest type.

Geraldine Farar, etc.

only on

VICTOR KECORDS" MUUTRIES:-Exclusive Datcbaton

to

tion. bere had been a good deal

of this business of late, especially among Indians. Defendant would have to go to prison for a month. and was lucky not to get longer sentence, in view of the very large amount of ammunition he attempted to land.

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ELECTRIC FIRES, TOASTERS, RANGES. Fittings and accessories stocked.

INSTALLATION & MAINTENANCE.

ELECTO-PLATING A SPECIALITI.

THE HONGKONG HOTEL CO., LTD.

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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

THE ANDERSON MUSIC COY., LTD.

Are Removing on February 1st.

From 5, Beaconsfield Arcadé

TO MORE CENTRAL AND COMMODI^US

PREMISES AT

2. QUEEN'S BUILDING, ICE HOUSE STREET,

"(OPPOSITE CAFE WISEMAN).

5, BEACONSFIFLD ARCADE,

72. JAN.. 1923-

NOT ICE OF REMOVAL

The STEAM LAUNDRY COMPANY

beg to inform their Customers that the

Hongkong Depot will be at 16, Stanley

From Street, Telephone Central 1279.

31st January, 1923.

First turning on right of D'Aguilgar

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