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The

Hongkong Telegraph

FP弍拜 號八十月弍十英港香

TO-DAY'S SPECIAL CABLES. (United Press Service to the Telegraph"). FILIPINO INDEPENDENCE.

NEW YORK NEWSPAPER MANS REPORT.

Manila, December 17.

THE REBELLION IN MEXICO.

SITUATION SOON EXPECTED TO CHANGE

Mexico City, Decemier 17.

The Federal authorities declare that the whole situation will be changed within two days. They acd that derisive action may be expected very Net

(Reuter's American Service-)

COSIS.

DOCTOR WINS.

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MR. JENKIN GIVES A

DEMONSTRATION,

TUESDAY

DECEMBER 18.

1923.

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THE DRAGON MOTOR CAR CO., LTD.

YESTERDAY'S PROCEED-

INGS.

CHIEF JUSTICE REBUKES DE. WOODMAS.

some interesting

There were

CANTON CUSTOMS

DISPUTE.

NO NEW DEVELOPMENTS.

DR. SUN'S LATEST STATEMENT.

There is not a great deal new to report in the Canton Customs dispute. The fortnight's notice which Dr. Sun gavo to the Diplo.... matic Body expires to-morro W. S and in the meantime no fresh - !developments are expected.

From a medical point of view, give him a long examination. counsel proceded, the injury, Witness did not observe any isustained by plaintiff was, of, displacement of bones and plain- SPECIAL JURY STOP CASE. extraordinary interest, because diff was then taken back to bed.

Closing Exchange 47313 16~~? had every it was a precedent in the angali Dr. Sanders

fidence in Dr. Smalley's

Barometer 2 am. 30.13 ¡of medical learning.

Temperature 2 p.m. rience. He could not see the

68 JA NOVEL DEMONSTRATION. Coles fracture, but the hand Humidity? p.m. 50

With the aid of the skeleton of was then very much swollen.

Lighting Up-Time 5,42 pm - The action against Dr. J. H. lady's hand and some bones Plaintiff had been treated by an The No Tork Tours has sent a special representative here Sanders, of the Mariida Hospital, with which he occasionally rapexperienced medical man. learn the exact status of the Independence movement. He has brought by Me. Thorwald Ander-ped on the table to better em-first aid, as suggested. The splint reported that cu:wardly the Filipinos are united in favour of sen. of Shanghai, for damages phasis his points), Mr. Jenkin was in good position and it would Independence. However, politicians are chiefly responsible for the for Injury through alleged rulled up his sleeve, and in the Save caused the patient un the agitation, as well as for the agitation against Linverner Ceneral negligence, ended abruptly this midst of a number of medical necessary pain had he (defendant) Defendant had no Woods.

Morning shortly before the tiffin expressions which left the short-removed it.

It is stated that at the mass interval, judgment being entered hand writers gasping, pat the doubt whatever that he

fractured

meeting held on Sunday in in favour of defenuazi, with minds of those present in Court treating

to allay the

Canton, which was organised by at rest by assuring them that he is desire was

Toe Ying-pak, the notorious In the midst of an illuminating|was not going to do any conjur-lanxiety of the patient and defen- lecture by Professor J. L, Shell-ing. He then proceeded to demon-dant told him that he could see developments in the case yester labour leader, very few of the shear, in the witness box on strate the usual manner of falling no fracture, although he knew day afternoon after we went to merchant class were present. press. Cross-examined by Mr. most of those attending being metacarpal fractures. X-Ray.and the way in which plaintiff fell from Dr. Smalley that there was

Continuing. Mr. Jenkin said one. Witness moved the finger Jenkin. plaintiff stated that he labourers. and other surgical matters, the

It was suggested at Chief Justice remarked that it experts would tell the Court that and because of plaintiff's. condi- was very interesting, but he did as a matter of experience and tion he put him back to bed and SAW Dr. Strahan, who refused to this meeting that if Dr. San's

considered this would be contrary proclaimed. not know if it was necessary to research it was unknown to themep him absolutely quiet. O give an opinion on the case, as be demand is resisted, a boycott be to have a fracture of the radius second day, Dr. Sanders pres-10 the rules of professional eti- pursue the subject.

further parade along the Bund, following fracture of thesribed simply passive and active The foreman of the Special coupled with a

quette. Replying to Valurejanje 1 sensationally in the cotton market, elasing 97 to Jury (Mr. F.Smythe asked if it metacarpal. and the ordinary Movement of the fingers, it being questions, he stated that his which a deputation visited Dr. was necessary to continue to hear medical man would never dreamery important to keep the tendons complaint was that Dr. Sanders Sun Yat-sen at the Cement Works

of looking at the metacarpal if here. In witness's opinion, no Upon his Lordship selling them found a fracture of the writher treatment was possible; he had ant made any attempt to treat and requested him to stand firm, his hand as a fractured band. If he in his determination to seize the that it was a matter for them to Knowing that plaintiff had did have not done different had done so, and even failed, plain- Customs revenue. In the course decide, the Special Jury had a Colles fracture, it was not negli-had plaintiff been in

tiff would not have complained. of a speech to the deputation, Dr. short consultation. after witch gence in any way for Dr. Sandersealih. On Dec. 18th, witness

Plaintiff denied that he had Sun stated that he had decided not did of the injury they announced that plaintiff had not to know

him the splint discussed with Dr. Woodman the to hand over the revenue, and if not proved his case.

the metacarpal. From the could be removed."

treatment he was receiving before this were not complied with in * pond to the Governor regretting he is unable to When the Cours assembled this moment of plaintiff's admission NO PERMISSION TO GO

be came out of hospital Asked three days, a warning would : responsibility, the Swaraj party having morning. Mr. F. C. Jensit. tis Hospital, Dr. Sanders treated

if he ever suggested to Dr. Sanders he sent to the Commissioner of

instructing him the offer. Mr. Das points out that the Swarajists structed by Messrs. Johnson.him

Dr. Sanders also denied allow that the latter was not treating] are posted to post an end to the diarchy, which they would be Stokes and Muster) was called Defendant's case was that he did to accept and then turn it into un instrument of obstruction. He defence. (Mr. C.G-Algaaster, Kit. hand. Defendant would tell the Christmas. He was vers keen to not his place to suggest to the this be refused at the expiration unable to do if the toffice, as they would not consider it honest upon to open the case for the nos diagnose any injury of the ing plaintiff to go home for him properis, plaintiff said it was comply with the demand. Should wrong. On his first examination take measures to seize the re- expresars, intertheless, the party appreciation of the spirit of who was instructed by Mr. G.R.Cour: that when plaintiff left the go, hot defendant explained to doctor whether be was right or of further ten days, he would

him that he bad a fracture which constitutionaler eating Lord Lytton in making the offer. Haywood, closed his case for the Hospital he did not know as a

he would take further measures The Hindu-Moslem Part.

plaintiff before the Court adjournmatter of medical certainty that would require supervision and he of the band. Dr. Sanders assured venue. If foreign marines landed

him that nothing was broken.

He hoped Jed yesterday afternoon.). plaintiff had a frateured meta-could not consent to his going

Dr. W. J. Woodman, Assistant to deal with them. carpal. Even had he diagnosed out, and if he did, defendan: Medical Oficer of Health for that another mass meeting would be held and circular lu it, counsel went on, the treatment would disclaim any further re- accorded plaintiff was proper Ponsibility in the case. Plaintiff Kowloon was called in support English distributed to explain the metacarpal went, but until after he bad gonajol plaintifs care, and, handed) air to the foreign, marines. – If to Mohammedans that out the importance of such a/fracture, and nothing better cogkil defendant had not knowledge of it three photographs, said one sax" | the latter did not then come to

treatment

JUMP IN AMERICAN COTTON.

116 pants higher.

New York. December 17.

(Reuter's Service.) ·

MR. DAS REFUSES OFFICE.

WOLLAS NOT BE HONEST TO ACCEPT.

Mr. Pis and cake M degelen med t

Calcutta, December 17.

Calcutta, December 17.

the evidence at all.

MR. JENKIN EXPLAINS LAW. Mr. Jenkin opened by pointing

for 3 Colle fracture.

tor

A Swaraj meeting further pledged the party to reject all Government measures untik tire national demand for at least provin-l rial ruspoasibja tiovemment be granted. The Hindu-Moslem pact already mentioned provides, intralia that under self-government) fifty-five per cent, of the post be allotted religious toleration be maintained, and for the appointment of a case as this to the medical world possibly have been done. Hindu-Modem commiller to settle corpmunal disputes.

ANGLO-PERSIAN OIL MEETING.

generally and, of course, in particular to Dr. Sanders. Ini the fullment of his duties counsel said it became him to

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DR. SANDERS"

EXPERIENCE.

tell

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Defendant took another)

After the meeting, there was a

Customs

LAST WEEK'S COMPETITION.

NO FEWER THAN 71 WINNERS!

to

the 19th, defendant removed rested a fracture of the radius. to splint with the intention

Two of there photographs showed reason, he would declare to the fracture of the upper end of the whole world the occupation of of taking 战 photograph.

metacarpal bone of the index Chinese territory and thus hopa but he

called away WAS

Asked to secure a fair judgment. attend a maternity case whichlinger of the right hand. Sanders, in his early took the rest of the day.

jby Mr. Alabaster whether if the

A PROSPEROUS FUTURE PREDICTED.

spare nothing of his ability even professional days, held a position dant attempted to take a photo hand had been properly examined London, December 17. at risk of putting the Jury to in which he would gather the for a matter of record on the 21st through the X-Ray screen the Had day after the injury occurred, Presiding at the meeting of the Anglo-Persian Oil Company, great loss of time and discom greatest experience in this kind on the only plaze he had.

of injury, M. Jenkin told the the photo been successful. he visible. Dr. Woodman said the these injuries would have been Sir Charles Greenway. Bart., alluding to the possibility of the tiov-ture.

Passing on to Mr. Alabaster's Court He was resident at the would not have altered the treatry if the metacarpal bone ezament disposing of their Angio-Persian shares, said the Company! had no control over the sale of shares by a shareholder, therefore interpretation that the law laid London Medical Hospital forment. were in novise parties to such proposal. The Company had not been down that medical man was nearly two years; advisor on photograph on Dec. 28th, but would have heen, for certain.

the at

Central plaintiff was not then a patient. Dr. Woodman said he had cot Cross-examined by Mr. Jenkin. gonsulted, and hard numeel to beconsulted in the matter, consequently required to show a reasonable anaesthetics

It was all done in the most open he was not in a position to give any detinite information. He under amount of skill and care, mounsel Throat Hospital and came

Last week's football competi- stood a decision had not yet been reached, but should the sale be described it as a light passing Hongkong in 1906 to take charge and friendly manner. Defendant examined plaintiff's wris; and

The whole of his evidence tion, in which we asked for the arm. not surprised of the Matilda Hospital, being the meant to take as much of the as based on the examination of forecasts of the half-time and full- effected the interests of the other shareholders would be fully over.

that hi- learned frend had sole medical inen there. Dwrist and hand as he could but protected. Referring to criticises of the Company "colossal" ex-

the three X-Ray photographs. time scores in the match South muditorche derlared the value of their territory had hitherto proved glanced to lightly over the law Sanders baked after both the until the photograph was taken ile knew, nothing about the his China . The Rest, resulted in an

tell the position; io has far extreeled the mist of the whole of their testing operations, because it was essential for the surgery, and the medical side, he could not

|Jorg, subject to the direction of and also Jooked after

thin which it would come out ry of the case excepting what unprecedented number of correct his Lordship, to know the law in midwifery cases he did every On Dec. 30th.

plaintiff had told him. Question-forecasts being sent in. No fewer witness WLS (these mutter,

thing from top to

bottom about to go into the operating for plaintiff, Dr. Woodman said giving the correct scores, and if ed regarding the letter he wrote than 71 competitors succeeded in The law was very merciful to Mr. Jenkiri referred

to Dr.theatre and Mr. Andersen appear had not frequently written we decided to divide the $50 priza people who faile-i in avocations Sanders' war record, mentioned. Witness told him it wa in which skill was required. Icing that when defendant went impossible to see him then, ut such letters. The principal reason money between them, they would Then it on a la fitur were held yesterday, and were very order was remired to show the man Hame he was Resident Mediral as he had come & long distance he did not consul: Dr. Sanders on each stand to get about 70 cents iv. An attempt by the op på Stuur leaders to induce their followers to whose skill was

he esch. Instead of this, however, the matter was in question to Officer at the London, Hospital he would like him to have some bogwort thee entrons pas only partially sarrassin). M. Venizelos was have been dericlent in the exercise afterwards being transferred to inch and he would see him after witness) was extremely illat the we are running a special competi- tion solely for them, and letters aldetid, many Royalsts voting for him, poundering he is the only of ordinary and reasonable care Norwich Hospital, where he was the operation. Afterwards defen- politiet in ande tre bextsie af lipoem from her unpasse, and in view of land- -kill. It was not sufficient Senior Medical Officer and where dant saw plaintiff and explained

Replying to the Chief Justice, and the necessary forms have for plaintiff to prove bis action to there were 500 beds. Afrer shal. to him how he had been acable Dr. Woodman said it did not already been sent to them by post.

occur to him that such a lettor

The names of the 71 successful An Miens monster now reports that a dynastic crisis is immin-addice esiler.ce from another Dr. Sanders went to Bascombe to see the fracture on the screen. implement which could competitors are:-C. E. de Bouza,

The King's departure is bebeved to be a foregone ennetusion.

1. under the Hospital, where there were 600 That was not the first time defen- skilled man.20 say

L. G. de'Souza, J. M. G. Bilva, H. circumstances. would

be used later on. have beds and where he also had to dant told him he had a fracture: The Chief Justice: Then you D. Ramjahn, W. Abbas, A. R. M. followed another class of treat-look after two "V.A.D. Hospitals it was one of his arguments to

in addition. What do you think prevent him going out.

should have thought so. You are Arab, L W. Gill, H. Ram, A. P. The law required

the people at Home think of Dr. that day Dr. Sanders Bever saw professional man, and before Maher, C. L. Becker, A. J. San- plaintiff

take a

further Sanders?" Mr. Jenkin asked. Mr. Andersen at all until yester you write letters of that kind you ders. L. J. Guterres, Mah Yuk- continued. It" They don't think he has no day in Court. step. Counsel

should guard yourself. "He was tin, Al. Castro, M. C. Choa, Kenny Following, a period of crimes of violence and extortion by required him Chinese, mostly aliens, against other Chinese, the Legislature has tribunal that the disability was Sanders on the one side and Drugs that he wanted-defendant for a joke. He must have had. Lok Lat, W. Nonnha, F. Noropha to satisfy the medical ability at all" With Dr suggested that the treatment was not asking you to write letter Fo. C. Chow, Guilhermo Santos, passed an Ordinance containing stringent penalties, including the in fact a result of that omission Woodman on the other, counsel never heard a word. "cat", and the measures being taken include a general search for arms on the part of the medical man thought, the Jury would ex-

THE ELECTIONS IN GREECE,

M. VENZILOS GAINS BIG MAJORITY.

London. December 17.

hinderantz on the guastion question.

1.

in the stree!

ARMED CHINESE CRIMINALS.

SPECIAL MEASURES IN SINGAPORE

Singapore. Jecember 17.

TERRIBLE LOSS OF ENGLISH LIVESTOCK.

London. December 17.

nent."

From

Plaintiff never

PROFESSORS EVIDENCE.

Professor

time.

gave whether

because

some object for it. That is the D. S. Pam, Lai Duen-foo, Fran effect of the question Counsel has cisco V. Guerreiro. GunnerLynas, attending hita. lo this case, perience no difficulty in coming!

pat to you. You do not think the C.8. Cheung, Y. A. Wahab, J. M.

& Reis

Khan, Kwok Haksm counsel submitted, they would to a determination.

Digby, F.R.CS.,discretion you exercised was ANOTHER BRITISH BANK FUSION,

Cheung. E. Kuttall, John Xavier, fait to find any evidence to the Counsel then went into the Professor of Surgery at the proper ons? London. December 17.

Dr. Woodman; I think probably A. M. Xavier, Joseph Lee, E. The latest big fusion of banking interests concerns the North which Mr. Andersen suffered was ant's version of the various in-had

effect that the disability from plaintiff's case, and gave defend Hongkong University, said he

examined plaintiff. Helit was not. I was very unwell at Lee. Henry Lee. Geo. Lee, Lee Scotland Bank and Midland flank, who have entered into a pro- due to want of proper treatment cidenss mentioned, (which were thought his present condition the time.

Sul lon, 8. M. Alarakta, Eddie visional agreement under which the Midland offers eleven fully paid on the part of Dr. Sanders.

"The Chief Justice: Whether Gosan, C. G. Markar, K. C. given in fifty shilling shares for every four North Scotland twenty pound

Court later on by showed quite a good result. The partly paid shares. The North Scotland will retain its name and Building Mr. Alabaster had pro-box).

Out of the recesses of Orient defendant himself in the witness deformity was slight: it was less you were correct or not, I do not Chung. E. Rozario, Cpl A.

than usually found in a Colles think it was proper,

Williams, Chan Wing-foug, C. W. continue its separate existence.

doced Dr. Woodman Had he

fracture.

In answer to farther questions Ma, Beatriz Barros, G. A. D. DR. SANDERS' EVIDENCE. hinted at this fact ? counsel asked.

Professor J.L. Shells bear, Pro- by Mr. Jentia, Dr. Woodman said Hunt, R., A. Razack, C. Rocha, Dr. Woodman had had the daring Dr. Sanders, giving evidence, fessor of Anatomy at the Hong-it was a question for argument Charles Chan, M. Ramzan R. J. University, alo to step into the witness box and said his first connection with the kong

missing top splint Reed. 4. E. Carvalho, M. A. Hitherto there have been 1245 outbreaks of foot and mouth give evidence against a brother case was a telephone message evidence of examining plain-meant negligence. Two perfectly Carvalho, Willie Wing, M. Pinna, thought it was honest men might differ on the s. C. Lu, F. H. Sullivan, S. R. disease in England notified. A total of 41,183 cattle, and 2.173 sheep. medical man, and had failed from Dr. Smalley on morning of tiff. He pigs and goats have been slaughtered. The Government has paid take the trouble, when Dec. 14th. He was told that very good result. Had plain-point. Leaving it out might be Salleh, Daman d'Aquino, A. F. £1.246.000, as compensation. The Doncaster and Newcastle Christ-e bad the opportunity, of plaintif had sustained a Colles tiff come to witness on Dec. 14th no evidence of negligence. He Delgado, T. Jenkins, Kam Bun, Mario Remedios, F. X. Ramacion, mas fat stock shows have been abandoned,

looking * MF.

Andersen's fracture of the arm and injuries in the condition in which he was, should say that an attempt ab

K. W. Tam, La H. Kwok, Luic hand. Could they imagine, asked to the head. Mr. Andersen came witness would not have expected certainly have been made Mr. Jenkin, a man who professed about half past eleven and defen-a better result. The deformity reduce an impacted fracture. Roza, J. Casumbhoy, and. I. M. to have care and skill of his own dant was waiting for him. He was very slight. The injury to He would not like to go as far as Lopes. Paris. December 17, The extremist section of Civil servants attempted to demonstrate of a pression of which he His pulse was 169 an traon-ness in all his experience had was mardis, therefore the doctor will be found on another age of

any regard for the decency was taken to the operating room. plaintiff was exceptional and wit to say that because no attempt zgainst the Government's refusal to increase the cost-of-living bonus was a member, could they im-linary high pulse. Witness st-never come across a similiar case, was negligent. by 750 francs. Several parties marching to the Place de L'Opera agine him going into the witness tended to his head and then took nor had he been able to find one No further witnesssss warn Competitors must take s polut were dispersed by the police, who made twenty arrests.

box add asking his Lordship and Plaintiff to the X-Ray room, in research

called for the plaintiff, and Mr of marking their names and full- seven learned men, to pay great Witness screened Mr. Anderson's Professor Shellshear was con-Jenkin suggested that there was addresses plainly on the c

We should be glid heed to his evidence, when he hand. (This was demonstrated tinuing bis evidence when, as no case to go to the jury. had failed to take the first and to the Court by Mr. Jenkin, stated in the early part of the The Chief Justice intimated Lynes, T. M. Reis, and Damaso The Air Ministry announces that the Government has decided most outstanding care in the under witness's direction), report, the Spacial Jury stopped that he could not withdraw the 'Aquino will personally call for to appoint Sir Herbert Hambling and Major J. W. Hills to be the examination of the most essentiaji Plain Ka's condition. was the case, finding in favour of case and the bearing was the heir special-coupons Government directors of the New Imperial Air Transport Company, thing, Mr Andersen's band?

fore adjourned

FRENCH CIVIL SERVICE DEMONSTRATION.

AIR TRANSPORT OFFICALS.

London, December 17.

such that defendant could not defendant.

The ususi competition coupon

{today's paper.

are failed to give their address

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