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AMERICAN SCHOONERS SEIZED.

New York, June 21. It is reported that three American schooners have been detained a charge of at East Cape, Siberia, and their crews arrested on violating the Russian trading laws.

The Phoenix Trading Company of Tacoma, the owner of one of the schooners detainedsat East Cape, has telegraphed the State Department for help, but it is reported that the Department will not make any representations to the Soviet, as it has repeatedly warned traders against venturing within the Soviet jurisdiction, explaining that they do so at their own risk.

NEW ARMAMENT CONFERENCE?

Washington, June 21.

Secretary of the Navy, Edwin Denby, favours further negotia- tions and possibly another armament conference for the purpose of clearing up certain difficulties arising from existing Washington treaties, notably the question of elevating battleship guns in order to increase their range. It is understand that Secretary Hughes is loath to take any step towards such clearing up of diff- culties until France shall have ratified the said treaties.

· PROTECTION OF FOREIGNERS.

London, June 21. The Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspondent understands that the European, American and Japanese Governments, acting on the British initiative, are about to frame for presentation to Peking a series of most energetic demanda for the protection of the foreign colonies in China. He suggests that they relate to police, financial, administrative and possibly military measures.

VICEROYALTY OF INDIA.

London, June 21...

Several papers publish a report that the Government is con templating inviting, the Duke of Devonshire to succeed Lord Read- ing in the Viceroyalty of India and offering Mr. Austen Chamberlain the Secretaryship of the Colonies..

PRESIDENTIAL TOUR.

Washington, June 21, President Harding accompanied by his wife and the Secretaries of Agriculture, Interior and Commerce has left on a two months tour, including visits to Alaska, British Columbia and Panama. The programme includes nineteen "speeches.

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DISPUTED DERBY TICKER

Last Night's Evidence,

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SINCERE

Witness: No.

In reply to a question by Mr. Zeitlyn as to why he assumed that -nanie witness replied that he was heaving for Canton on the day he

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evidence as to the conversat he had with the mother of Sydney Quinn through the phono on March 1st Hearing the Secretary of the Chinese.

that Mr. Sydney Quinn had

Thio arbitration proceedings in sent the telegra. He used be the first prize he rang upy connection with the disputed win. Dame Liz because, in the event a Quinn's mother and congratu ning Derby Hicket of the Chinese reply was received from, Mr. Sydnor her on the good luck of her

Quinn during his absence, it could. At this conversation Mr. Qui Club's Sweep (No. 3066) were re-

sumed at the Club last night. The ho opened by the Ng family mother told him that the ticket is claimed by both Mr. Chik whereas if he signed his own name had been lost, No mention Soon-sing, of Shanghai, and Mrs the telegram might be left unopen made of the number of the f Violet Chan, was are repres leded until he returned from Canton He presumed Mr. Quinn's mo

and thus cause a delay.

must have known she had won by Mr. C. G. Alabaster, K.G., and Referring to the first telegram first prize. Her the losed Mr. Elsley Zeilyn,, respectively. ——

sent by the witness to Mr. Sydnny notify the Club of the loss. Mr. Henry Wei, a merchant of; Shanghai, gave evidence that on Quinn, Mr. Alabaster naked Mr. had made no formal report to March. Iat he was on a visit tal Wei: Why did you not say in the Club, however, because he thot versation with Mr. Quinn's. mp Hongkong and staying with the telegram Mrs. Chan hind won as it was not important. Th

In the afternoon, as w family of Mr. Sydney Ng Quinn at you were asked to do l—I was by a the latter's residence, a Robinson hurry to send the telegram off, was between one and two o'c Dr. Kwan, President of Bond. He heard from the mother I did not think of it.-

Examined by Mr. Alabaster as to Club, recalled by the Court, sta of Sydney Quinn that Dr. T. "P. dewanded an explanation. The Woo had told her by telephone the reason he included the words that he believed no one knew latter replied in unimpertinent tint one of the tickets of the "Who ins won?" in his second won the race until 5 or 6-p.m. manner which angered her. She Chinese Club's Sweep bought by telegram to Mr Sydney Quinn; Mr. March 1st

London, June 21. The death is reported of Mrs. Morricon, widow of Dr. G. E. Morrison, who was for many years the Times correspondent in China. He crossed from Shanghai te Rangoon by land in 1894 and travelled from Bangkok to Yunnan. City two years later.

TROUBLE WITH HOUSEBOY.

was trying a jug of water her son had won the first prize We said that after the discovery The evidence on both sides

und, losing

Russian Lady Bound Over" the time

to

ler temper, she emptied the jug in the Derby. Mr. Ng Quinn was of the loss of Mrs. Chan's ticket ing been completed the enquiry Mrs. Binck Dup; a Russian lady over the houseboy. The latter very excited, and told her daughters there was quarrelling between Mrs. adjourned until 6 p.m. - 1 of Lazarvon: Rend, Kowloon, strock her with a dirty rag which (Mr. Lai and Mrs. Violet Chan Chan and her sister Mrs, LRi over when counsel will address was summoned before Mt. R. E. he was carrying and also puched and her daughter-in-law to look the loss. Thinking Mr. Sydney Court. It was intimated that Lindsell at the Al gistres yester her. Der anger increased and she for their tickets. Mr. Ng Quinn Quinn had a record of the tickets period required by the arbitra day for seulting Kwik Hing, picked up a plate and threw it at told Mrs. Violet Chin that the he had sold and the purchasers: ho to consider their decision housebey of the name address, o him. W

had bought the winning ticket coco asked "Who has won in the telebe extended until the 10th of June 12th

The Magistrate faid the defen- Mr. A. B. Hall Frocuted on dant that she laid herself open to because she got her ticket before gram, expeeling an assurance from behalf of the complainant.

the proceedings by starting the her mother, and the latter's ticket Mr Quinn that Mrs. Chan had won Mrs. Blackenship admitted the trouble. If the houseboy had bet was 3067. Mrs. Chinn requested him which, he honed, would have the assault, but, said in explanation of imperticent. her foper courag to send a telegrain to her brother elicet of nutting an end to the her curduet that she was provoked... would have bees to make a cote- at Shanghai, apprising him but quarrelling between the asters, The caminant was the houseboy pisint to bis mistress and not she had won the first prize and Mrs. Lai next gavo evidence argent at the present sime

Freedom, For a free mind, rOGS to Mrs. Humphreys, who lived in the throw a jug of water uver him, asking him to return to Hongkong She said her name was Elizabeth any other of the many mensce [Faúte house & herself. She and Defendant said it was useless to immediately On Inter date wit Lai and members of the family were

able, it form'd and dis Mrs. Humphreys Ured the same complain to Mrs. Humphreys been

ness sent another telegram to Mr. in the habit of calling her Lis the condition and Taking offenen at the mira, nause the karw it would receive to Sydney Quinn and signed himself | Lizzie,

ment of every hig presi utations in de by complainant attention.

After the dinner interval Dr. the Press is, and will ren A "Ljz” to his mistreer that er consump She was bound over in in personal

mittee of the Chinese Club, gave Nation and Athenaeum. Linn of gas had been excessive, she bond of $50 t.b. of quot bchasieur! Mr. Zeityn: Is that one of you. T. P, Woo, a number of the Com-chef svenue of this

names 1 spoke to the complicant and for six months,

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